Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Dr. William Stansf1eld. organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
tional Church. gave the third In
series of recitals in connection with the
Inauguration of new organ at Grace
NJ. E. Church, Wilmington. Del. last
week, assisted by Miss Grace Taylor.
soprano soloist of the church. DR..
Stansfield gave a program of exacting
numbers in his usual mastery style.
some of the numbers being Grand
Choeur" Tin E f1aD, by Guilmant;
christmas in Sicily" by Yon; Clair
de Lune." by karg- Ebert: allegro Vi
vace." by Stansfield; Prelude to
"Parsifal." by Wagner: "Minuet." by
Bocherini: Overture Finlandia," by 81
belius; Religious Melody Sonata in
A. Minor" by George Whiting; Fan
tasia on Scotch Airs. by Macfarlane.
DR.. Stansield has arranged the fol-
lowing program for the services today
at the First Congregational Church !:
Morning, organ prelude. Alteration,
from The Holy City" by Gaul: an
thems Forward Be Our Watchword."
Taken by Gilchrist: incidental soprano
solo. Mrs. B. II. Smart offertory quartet.
Art Thou Weary" by Chadwick. Mrs.
Smart. Miss Marian Larner, Calvert
Bowie and J. Walter Humphrey; or
gan postlude. March Triumphal." by
Dudley/Buck. Evening. organ prelude.
Evening Song" by Bairstow: anthem,
Blessed Jesus. Fount of Mercy" by
Dvo raj us oertory M tenor s9o o Like
musical half-hour. organ solos. ALE
gro Moderate" from Concerto, No A.
by Haendel "Minuet." from Third
symphony" by Widor: fantasia on the
hymn-tune. 20 Sanctissima." by Lux;
Spring Song-From the South. by Lee
mare; "Fugue la Clique" by Bach.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music Will be given by
by the chorus choir of 100 voices. both
services being under direction of sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey
Murray at the organ. The program
follows: Observation-Disclosures. sweet
the Moments. Rich in Blessing" by
Harper: tenor solo. 20 Was There Ever
Like His" from "Olivet to
Calvary" by Maunder, Richard p.
Backing; anthem. Come. We Blessed of
Ny Father" from The Message From
the Cross by MacFarlane. Mr..
Wrightson and women's chorus: The
Souls of the Righteous" by Foster. in
cidental soprano solo, Miss Meta
Craig. and hymn-anthem. When 1
Survey the Wondrous Cross" by Miller.
prelude, "Hymne." by
anthem. The Lord Is
My Rock" by Woodman: bass solo,
Behold. God Is Mighty by Arthur
Chester Corbach; anthem, "Hark, Hank,
My Soul, by Ambrose, incidental solos,
Miss Craig, Mis-. Downs, Miss Harper
and Mr.. Gorbach: Sun of My Soul" by
Newton. Miss Harper MIR. Wrightson
Ind
"Grande Choeur Dialogue" by Gigout.
A musical instead of the usual after
noon tea will be given tomorrow after
the Raleigh Hotel. Special interest
attaches to the affair because the pro-
gram is to be made up of numbers by
sisted by the Wooster College Glee
Club. Mrs. c. V. Byram. Miss Ethel
Nef, Miss Dorothy Snyder and D. 6.
included in the numbers will be
chorus by the Wooster College Glee
Club: piano solo, march. Our Coun-
try First" by Nine; Marie Won Tn
violin solo. "Nocturne." by Robert
Carey Stearns. played by Mr. Stearns:
vocal solo, Hush by" by Hamlin
dali. with violin obligato BY Miss Mar
tations," by Ernest Lent. played by
MISS MS q, D9 i, Boucher: reading, Wen
Jessie Mcbride. presented by Miss
Ethel Seff: vocal solo, Go. Little Song,
Song on e snd The Love Bsan Thee.
words by Judge Stafford and music by
NJ Tregiina; violin solos. ..'Reyerie
MiEnonne ar bv s %I d. and The
los. Suite Chafacteristique, an or
chestral work by Mr.. Tregina tran
sereed for p}iano; Rhapsodie Hon
sane" and "Danse Cosaque." Miss Neff
tenor solos. Love Came to Me-" by D.
G. Pfeiffer. and Il Found My Dream in
You" by Herndon Morsell. sung by
for strings. waltz, Memoirs glamour"
by Walter T. Holt. and song, Sweet
heart" by Walsh-Holt, rendered by the
Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Quartet.
3. w. De Loss, mandolin; L. w. Teller
mandolin bass, and W. r. Holt, guitar
This program is the entertainment Of
ems Club. who are hostesses for the
afternoon. The group is composed of
representatives from the following COL
ieges: Ohio State University. Univer-
Lake Erie. WoosterS Western Reserve
Western, Cincinnati Wesleyan College
Purdue. De Paw, Franklin, Butler
dShdTu Institute ana University OF
Indiana.
Mr.. Tittmann, soloist, with Mr.. At
water at the organ. will render the
following musical program at All
Souls Unitarian Church this morning:
Vocal numbers. THE Spacious Firma-
ment.' by Eugene Cowles, and Il Will
Lift Mine Eyes Up to the Mountains"
Dy Dvorak; organ selections, prelude.
Intermezzo." by Hollins; offertory
"Ausschwung," by Rheinberger, and
postlude. "Cortege." by Zierne
The musical portions of the service at
Epiphany Church today will include
this morning the professional. Christ
Whose Glory Fills the Skies" by Gou-
noda Litany hymn. Savior. When in
Dust to Thee" by Hervey; offertory,
and Peace" by Maunder; "sanctus." by
Gounod: Gloria in Excelsis," old chant !:
by Stubs. Evening. organ recital at
1:3o O'Clock, "Andante Religioso." by
Thome; "1ntermeZzo." from "Cavalleria
Rusticana,'' by Mascagni; "A Perfect
Day." by Bond; professional, Love
Jeune: "Magnificat' and "Nunc Dimit-
It's Gregorian; offertory anthem, ..Out
Of the Depths" by Surette: Dresden
Amen; occasional, Jesus Calls Us
Der the Tumult," by Jude.
The Rebew Orchestra, II. w. Weber
conductor. will hold it's last public re-.
hearsal this season tomorrow evening
In the lecture room of Keller Memorial
Church. The assisting soloists will he
Miss Hilda koehler. mezzo soprano.
Miss Margaret Harbers, violinists and
]. P. Redeker. bass. N
A successful event of recen+ dot.