Evening star., 1916-10-15
MUSICAL MENTION.


Call" by Bruno HUM. and the organ
prelude by Miss Margaret Emelie
White will be "Adagio." by Mendels-.
sohn. and postlude. Russian March, =
by Scotson Clark.
Russell Hill. pianist. assisted by Mrs.
Ruby Jones Potter. soprano. will give
the recital at Studio Hall Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Hill will play compost
two of his own writing and Mrs Pot
ter will sing "A Dream Song" by Mrs.
Hill. and Drift Down Life from Ro
maids Cycle of Life"
Studio Hall was filled Friday even
ing when Miss Ethel Noble johnson
presented Misses Leila Volk. jennie
Kimmel Helen Edgar. Bessie Sanford
and Mrs. Beulah Burton Smith, in a
bers were Sweet Miss Mary" by Neid-
linger; I'm Longin', Dear, for You"
by Miss Volk; Der Tod und das Mad
chem" by Schubert: 20 Love, Thy
Help" from Samson and Delilah." by
Saint saens: Temple Bells and Less
Miss Kimmel; "Springtide," by Greene.
and Il Vow That Nothing Shall Pre-
vent Me-" from Carmen" by Bizet,
Mrs. Smith; Shadows" by Bond, and
"Pickaninny Lullaby" by Galloway,
Miss Sanford.
Special programs of music will be
given at both services today at Grace
Episcopal Church in honor of home
coming day"
Owing to the fact that the service
at Trinity NJ. E. Church this morning
will be given over to rally day exer-
cises, Mrs. Ada Arundel Pillow. the
only for the following numbers by
Mrs. Frank Frost, organist: Camille
na," by Salome; "Allegretto." by Zen
ner. and "Cortage Nuptial." by Moore.
Raffs Savior. Breathe an Evening
Blessing" Mrs. Shreve and Mrs. Pill
low will sing as duet Ashford's Just
for Tonight" and Mrs. Frost will play
the prelude. "Slavonic Cradle Song"
by Nerunda: offertory, "Andante," by
Ashford, and Batiste's "Postlude."
AdoIph Werner, tenor. assisted by
Mile. de Guerin. violinist, was heard
in recital Wednesday evening at
best in the operate numbers and at
tho conclusion of La Donna Mobile" !"
from "Rigoletto," given as an encore.
was recalled and sang Leonis Birth
Of Morn" His programmed numbers
included Celeste Aida" by Verdi; The
cause" by D'Hardelot; "spirito Gentil."
''Macushla," by Rowe; encore. Il Hear
You Calling Me-" by Marshall. and
Ave Maria by Schubert, with violin
obligato Mile de Guerin played with
beautiful tone and technique Sou
venir" and "Serenade," by Drdla; "Ber-
ceuse," by Tschetshulin; "Spanischer
Tanz," by Rehf1eld. and encore. Mach
stuck" by Schumann.
At All Souls Unitarian Church this
morning the musical program to be
rendered by Mr.. Atwater at the or
gan and Mr.. Tittmann. soloist and
precentor, consists Of the following
numbers: Vocal. "Oh, Rest in the
Do the Nations So Furiously Rage?"
(Messiah). Handel. Organ. prelude,
'Kyrie for organ" J. S. Bach; offer
tory, "Adagio" (second sonata). Mem
delssohn; postlude. "Marche Celebre."
Lachner.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning the music
under direction of Claude Robson, or
ganist, will include the organ prelude
Prayer" from First Organ Sonata y
Strength" by Hadley; offertory, con-
tralto solo, THE Good Shepherd" by
Van de Water, Miss Marion Mccoy: or
gan postlude, "Scherzo," from Becker's
First Sonata This evening. the
William R. Buchanan. will have charge
of the music of the service and the
numbers will be as follows: Organ pre-
lude. 'Curfew," by Mackenzie: anthem
Festival TIE Deum." by Dudley Buck;
offertory, quartet. Shadows Falling
"a cf hy n nd
lude. "Grande Choeur" Of major), by
Salome.
The District Of Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists held its first
meeting this Season at the studio Of AL
bert W. Harmed. Plans were formulated
for the year and William Stansfield. Oscar
Franklin Comstoek and Harry Wheaton
pointed committee to arrange for a
service recital to be given in the near
future. Among those present were Mr..
DIR. Harmed. DR.. Stansfield. Lewis Corn
ing Atwater. John Thiemeyer, Edgar
Robinson. Mrs Frank Frost and Miss
Adamson. The officers are H. w. Howard.
dean; Edgar Priest. subdean: Armand
Gumprecht secretary; Miss Mary Null
laly, registrar and Albert w. Harmed,
treasurer.
Miss Bessie Sanford was soloist Tuesday
evening at a meeting of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians, when she was heard in
AT Dawning," by Cadman, and THE
Birth of Morn" by Leoni.
The first meeting of the Washington
Oratorio Society this season will take
place Monday, October %. instead of
tomorrow evening, as previously an
nounced. owing to the fact that Ham
lin f. Cogswell, the newly elected mu-
sical director. had a previous engage
ment for the earlier date. Mr.. Wright
son and Mr.. Freeman have issued a
joint letter urging all the old members
to be present at this meeting, when Dr.
Cogswell will announce his plans for
the coming season. 1t is expected that
the society will Immediately start re-
hearsals on Haenders oratorio, Sam
son." and that a lighter work, Fair
Ellen" will be given at a later con-
cert in conjunction with a miscella-
neouS program.
The newly organized quartet of Trim
ity Methodist Church, consisting of Mrs
Shreve, soprano; Mrs. Ada Arundel Pill
vert Bowie. tenor. and J. E. S. Kinsella,
bass, will be heard in it's first special
musical service next Sunday evening.
The quartet Of Calvary Baptist
Church, consisting of Miss Mabel Rob-
erts, soprano; Mrs. William T. Reed,
contraIto; Richard P. Backing, tenor,
and Thomas J. Donaldson, bass, under
direction of Louis J. Potter, jr., organ
ist, will be heard this evening at the
first of series Of special musical
services to be given once each month
throughout the season. The quartet
will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth Will
bur, who will play for prelude a part
of the pathetic Symphony" by Tschai-