Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-31
MUSICAL MENTION.

At Trinity NJ. Z. Church tonight
there will be a special musical service.
commencing at 10 o'clock. The major
part of the program will consist OF the
sacred cantata, THE Star of Beth
| 1ehem," by F. Harrington Harker, which
will be rendered by double quartet.
consisting of Mrs. B. D. Shreve and
Miss Ethel Noble johnson. sopranos;
Mrs Ada Arundel Pillow and Miss
Marion Mccoy, contraltos; George Cal
vert Bowie and LIE Roy Glider. tenors;
J. f. S. Kinsella and Harry NJ. Forker.
bassos. Mrs Frank Frost viii preside,
as usual, at the organ and will play. for
prelude, March Of the Masi." by Du-
bois. followed by the organ introduction
to the cantata, Darkness and Light ;
bass. solo, ('.Prophecy of the Com
|ins") Arise. o Jerusalem" MIR. Kin
sella: chorus, Prepare Ye the
Way Of the Lord" incidental bass
solo, Mr.. Forker; Advent. trio for soprano.
alto and tenor, Awake. Put on Thy
Strength" Mrs. Shreve, Mrs. Pillow and
Mr.. Bowie: contralto solo. ''How Beauti-
full Upon the Mountains" Mrs. Pillow;
briel Was Sent from God" Mr.. Bowie;
soprano solo, Hail Thou That Art High
ly Favored Mrs. Shreve; contralto solo.
Behold the Handmade Of the Lord, y
Miss Mccoy; chorus, And There were
solos. Mr.. Glider and Mr. Forker; So
prano solo, Fear Not" Mrs. Shreve:
chorus, GLORY to God in the Highest"
incidental solo, Mr.. Glider; chorus
oi a SeM CO Ersn and nto gsss
hem";. tenor solo. "And They Came
With Haste" Mr.. Bowie; contralto
solo, virgins Lullaby" from The
Coming Of the King" by Dudley Buck
March of the Magi." "Herod and the
Magi: bass solo. Now. When Jesus
Was Born" Mr.. Forker: trio for first
and second tenors and bass, Where Is
He That Is Born King?" Messrs. Bowie.
glider and Kinsella; bass solo. Go and
solo. When They Had Heard the
King" Mr.. Glider; chorus. GLORY to
God in the Highest; organ postlude.
AL 20, Maestoso:" from Fifth So
the music will be by the regular quartet
of the church. the numbers consisting
OF all organ prelude. Pastoral (Over-
ture in g.. by Faulkes; anthem. There
dental solo, Mrs. shreve; organ offer
tory. lie Petit Berger by Debussy:
soprano solo. THE New-b King
by Meyer Helmund. Mrs. Shreve: Or
gan postlude, christmas March," by
Merkel.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons will be the SOLO
ist at gathering at the national head
quarters of the Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation on Rhode Island avenue Thurs
day evening and will sing a waltz song
by Luckstone. What's in the Air." by
Eden. and Nanny Song" by Harriet
companying.
AT the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
ttonal Church today the musical portion
of the services under direction Of
Claude Robson, organist. will include
the prelude, "Adagio," from Second
Organ Sonata" by Mendelssohn; bass
solo, recitative and air; Draw Near All
delssohn. James s. Hicks; offertory
quartet, 20, Come Let Us Worship"
from ''Ninety-ffth Psalm" by Men
deissohn: organ postlude. War March
Mendelssohn. At the evening service
the music will be in charge of the
Mount Pleasant chorus, directed by
DR.. William r. Buchanan. the num-
bers including the organ prelude. lie
anthem. He Shall Be Great" from
''The Message Of the star" by Wood
man: offertory quartet, standing at
the Portal Of the Opening Year" ("Bar-
carolle." from Tales of Hoffmann") },
by Offenbach- Spicker: organ postlude.
Gothic March," by Salome.
Miss Helen Belt. young Washing
ton violinist. assisted by her sister.
Miss Marie Belt, pianist, will give a
recital for the blind January 8 at
Epiphany Parish Hall under the
auspices of the National Library for
the Blind.
The music this morning at All Souls
Unitarian Church will be rendered by