Evening star., 1916-09-17
MUSICAL MENTION.

Appearing at it's affairs being Misses
| Emma Cohen. Alice \. stone. Mary a
Newcomb and Frances Scherser, Mrs
| Milton G White, Miss'Nera Budd, Mrs
Jesse Kcster Miss Anna Bresnan. Mrs
George Corbett. Miss Mary Trusler
Miss Viola Schippert, Miss Emma Cos.
den, Miss Elsie Lehman, Mrs. James X
Wallace. Miss Hilda koehler ant
Messrs. c. n Black, Arthur Chester Cor.
bach, Frank Goebel. Paul Hines. W. H
Davis. j. G. Klein and J. p. Redeker.
Miss Virginia l.. Raymond is playing
the organ at the Eastern Presbyteriaa
!, Church during September, while the
regular orEanist, Miss Nellie Sacrey. IS
on her vacation.
The choir of the Church of the In
carnatioH under the direction of Mrs
Henry White. will resume its work for
the season this morning. owing to the
postponed opening of Cornell University
r. Robinson SteTens, bass soluist for the
last two seasons. will sing with the
choir this morning and next Sunday.
At the offeTtory today ATr. Stetfens VIII
be heard in "God Is Love- by Hargit.
The other members of the quartet are
Elsie Carleton Small. soprano: Gertru'te
Browne. contralto, and Ma lcolm Rlch.
tenor. Miss Ruth Pope will substitute
this morning for Miss Browne. who mas
not yet returned from her vacation at
Ocean Grove and New York city.
The choir af the Church of the Epiph-
any. under direction of McHenry NC
Chord. organist, will render the foiloW-
ing music at the services today: Morn
ing. professional. % Heavenly Jeru-
salem by Stubs: 'Te Deum.' by Prior;
'Benedictus." by Smith: introit hymn
20 Lamb of God, Still Keep Me- by
Maker: offertory anthem. Sweet is
Thy Mercy by Barnby. Dresden
Amen: occasional Christ, Whose
Glory Fills the Skies" by Gounod. Mr..
McChord has resumed his preliminary
organ recitals in the evening. and be
ginning at TAO o'clock will play "Sere-
nata," by Moszkowski: "Intermezzo,"
from "Cavalleria Rusticana" tby re-
quest>; Song of Sorrow" by Nevin.
During the service the choir will sing
the professional In the Cross of Christ
Glory, "Magnificat" and ''Nunc Di-
mittis' (Gregorian); offertory anthem.
Savior Breathe an Evening Blessing
incidental soprano solo. Mrs. Hugh A.
Brown; behediction hymn, 20 God of
Love-" by Baker: recessional The
Church's One Foundation" by Wesley;
organ postlude. Festival March," by
Faulkes.
The. music today at Calvary Baptist
Church, under direction of Louis A
Potter. jr.. will include at the morning g
service the organ prelude, "Reyerie,
by Schutt; anthem, Come Unto Me-
by Harker: Awake Up NY Glory" by
Minor. by Federlein. Evening, or
gan prelude, Bridal Song" by Rogers
anthem. 80 How Amiable," by West
tenor solo, The Good Shepherd" by
Van de Water; organ postlude, ''Grande
Choeur.'' by Ralph Kinder.
Announcements of the week include
the engagement of the following solo
lists in the choir of the Washington Ca
thedral (EpiscopaD for the coming
mond Moore. baritone. and Warrer
Grimes. bass. Howard Leland Young
and Robert Ballenger will continue fol
another season as the soprano soIoist:
of the choir.
Miss Sadie Lewis. soprano, will be the
offertory soloist this morning at the
new Columbia Heights Christian
Church. when she will sing Neidlinger's
setting of Far From My Heavenl,
Home" This morning John L. Walker
bass soloist and director. will be heard
in Fear Ye Not, o Israel" by Dudley
Buck. Mrs. Ralph Bonnet accompany.
ing.
Georgia E. Miller returned last week
from the middle west, where she spent
the summer. She conducted norma
training classes in St. Paul and North.
field and also gave several lectures or
foundatfonal training While there she
visited Minneapolis and Lake Mime
tonka.
Walter T. Holt and Karl Heller left
the city Sunday afternoon for motor
trip. They made stops at Frederick
Braddock Heights and Harpers Ferry
returning to Washington Tuesday after.
noon.
George Thompson, a pianist of the
younger contingent, was heard in joint
recital at Studio Hall Friday evening
with Miss Viola Schippert, who sustain
ed the leading soprano role in the opera