Evening star., 1916-12-10

luae. Might sons." By Jensen; guar
tet. 20 Jesus. Thou Art Standing. by
Hauser. Mrs. Bode. Miss Moran. Messrs.
Us. o Father by Ludden: onertory
solo. Jesus. Name of Wondrous Love-"
by Bullard, Mr.. Callow; organ solo.
"Postlude." by Faulkes.
Recent events of interest to the
younger musical contingent include
recital in which Mrs Sue Burrows Jen-
ntngs presented several students IN
program of piano numbers Assisting ,l,
Schippert. soprano. who sang sun
light" by Ware: II Doubt It." by Hos
mer. encore. Stolen Fruit" by God
frey Nutting. and Miss Elsa Raner:
by Sammertini- Elman, and "Scherxo,
by Van Goens.with "Rondino." by Kreis.
ler. for encore. The piano numbers. All
given from memory. were played oy
ginia Latterner. Eleanor Colburn. Miss
Bessie Bean. Miss Marjory Lyles. Mas
ter Lambert O'Donnell. Miss Mildred
Howe. Miss Edith Barnes, Miss Marian
Marguerite Hanen. Master Clare Nu-
gent. Miss Elizabeth Swenk and Miss
Virginia SWEET.
The music at Epiphany Church today.
under direction of McHenry McChord.
organist, will include this morning the
professional. Christ. Whose Glory
Fills the Skies" by Gounod: Te
Deum." by Dykes: "Benedictus." by
I"'aa Iord. o 'erai Jerueaien." s by Maunder: re.
cessional. Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart"
by Messiter. Evening. 20 Jesus. Thou
Art Standing" by Knecht; ''Magnihcat
and "Nunc Dimitis." Gregorian: offer
Stainer: occasional. 'Hark. My Soul.
1t Is the Lord" by Dykes.
Miss Louise Van wagenen. soprano
soloist of st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. met with much success on her
appearance In a program Of songs at
the Highlands Wednesday morning.
when she sang Die Lotusblume." by
hnaaa schubert: House eoesskaf of Memories" BY BY
Alyward; The Sleep That Fits Ger
Baby's Eyes," by Carpenter: Scarlet
Geranium." by Eville; Blind Mans
Holiday" by Van Wagenen. and True
Love Faileth Never" by Eville
One Of the most enjoyable of this sea-
sons recitals for the blind at the
week by Edward Chamberlin. baritone.
with Miss Helen Stone as accompanist.
Among the numbers were Rose in the
Bud by Forster; LESS Than the Dust"
Song Of the Desert. by Ross; Cav.
atina'' cEEbera"). by Halevy: Der
Wanferer." by Schubert; "widmung."
by Traps; .AIlsrseelen" css BY Strauss; G
"Fussimi." all b~ Denza: "Romansa,"
from Simon Boccauegra." by Verdi:
Earl Bristors Farewell" by Lidgey;
The Little Red Fox" by Somerville;
Burnie. ROW" by weston. and How
Do Love Thee" by White.
At this mornings service at Trinity
contralto and director. will sing Maun-
der's song of thanksgiving. Consider
the Lilies" and the quartet will be
heard in the anthem. II VIII Magnify
organist. will play "Andante-Pastorale
in A. by Faulkes: "Sancta Maria" by
Meyerbeer. and professional March,"
by Guiraud. This evening the program
by Merkel; anthem. Sing Unto Cod"
by Harker: organ offertory Largo"
by HerZog; soprano solo. Jesus. Lover
Of My Soul" by MacDougal. Mrs. B. D.
shreve; postlude. 'Gavotte in e Flat"
by Rieder.
The choir of ST. Peters Catholic
Church added notably to the solemni-
that church Friday morning in cele-
bration of the feast of the immacu-
late conception. Giorza's Mass. No. l,
was sung. with "Sit Nomen Domini'
tuc OiIcTtOTy ana tenl creator
Bailey. contraIto solo. Mrs. Golden
The choir is under the dictatorship of
Mrs. Hattie Ritchie Prescott. with Miss
/ Catherine Mckenna, orEanist The
Ryan. Mccormick. Cotter and Gerhart.
Mrs. Tavler. Mrs. Coleman and
Mrs. Prescott: contraltos. Mrs. Golden,
Mrs. Cragg and, Mrs. Smith: tenors,
Messrs. Beavans and Aiello.. and basses.
Messrs. Tavler, Connor and McGirr.
The pupils of Arthur Green gave a
recital Thursday at the Raleigh Hotel.
was well given by Miss Clara Wiseman,
Walter T. Matson, Miss Sadye Krup-
saw. Miss Helen Page White, Emanuel
N. Simons. Russell Burroughs and Ma
students in the final number. the sex
tette from Lucia di Lammermoor"
Sydney Lloyd wrightson has issued
of lecture-recitals Tuesday evening at
his residence studio.
Miss Edith B. Athey. organist and d.
rector of Hamline Methodist Church.
has arranged the following music for
solo, "Festal Prelude in F. by Lemai-
gre: anthem. "Oh. Thou Afflicted. Tossed
With the Tempest" by Buck; offertory
anthem. Call to Remembrance" by
.NoNeilo, iIiSiuehtdi teHoi SoLo, Nidl ehSo
Lewis; organ postlude, March by
Best. Evening-Organ prelude, Pas
torale." by Bibl: anthem. Great Is the
Lord" by Haydn; offertory solo. The
Light Of His Everlasting Love-" by
Ackley, incidental alto solo. Mrs. John
Humphrey. and organ solo, "Postlude,
in D. by Tours.
The preparatory school affiliated with
the Won Unschuld University gave a
recital recently at Petworth NJ. E.
Church. The young pianists were as
listed by Miss Ethel Coffin. Miss Ardala
Moore and Madeleine Lazard-Von I'm
sciluld in giving the following pro-
gram: Sonata in Flat" by Bee
| thoven, Miss Coffin; Warrior Song" by
, dola Song" tNo. %. by Mendelssohn.
Bocherini. Catherine Varela; Bar
I carole in E Major" by Kullak. winfred
Chamberlain: Sonata. c Major" (first
movement), by Mozart. and "Ecos-
siase," by Chopin, Madeleine Lazard-
Won Unschuld: ''Intermezzo." by
Brahms, Miss Moore: "Mazurka, b Flat
Major" by Chopin, Margaret Schwartz:
"Nocturne. Minor" by Chopin, Master
Theodore Lassagne: Thou Art My Re-
Finekel: "Gavotte. D Major" by Gossec,
jor." by Beethoven. Adele Price: Mo
ment Musical" by Schubert. Lorraine
Noetzel; "valse. A Flat" by Chopin,
Eunice Goddard: "Etude. G. Flat Ma
jor," by Chopin, Miss Coffin.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by