Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-22

The newly organized quartet Of Trinity
Methodist Church. composed Of Mrs. d.
B. Shreve, soprano; Mrs. Ada Arundel
Pillow, contralto and director; George
Calvert Bowie. tenor: J. E. S. Kinsella.
bass. with Mrs. Frank A. Frost, organ
( list, will give the first of a series OF spe-
cial musical services this evening, when
the program will be as follows: Organ
prelude, Moderate" from Sonata in
D Minor" by Faulkes: anthem, Seek
Ye the Lord" by Roberts; trio. for So
prano. tenor and bass. Praise Ye." from
| ''Attila," by Verdi; organ offertory.
'.Adagio." by Faulkes; contralto solo,
abide with Me- by Liddle; anthem.
| There Is City Great and Strong" by
Sonata in D Minor" by Faulkes. This
morning the music will include the organ
prelude. 'Salut d'Amour,'' by Elgar:
anthem. Christian, the Morn Breaks
"Andante," by Battsman; tenor solo. 1T
Was for Me-" by Blount; organ postlude,
''Marche Pontificale." by Lemmens.
The Rubinstein Club. with Mrs. Blair
again welding the baton and Claude
Robson at the piano, held its first re-
hearsal Wednesday morning in the oak
room of the Raleigh, with a good at
were taken up in preparation for the
| first concert, which Will be given the
evening Of December 20 in the Raleigh
ballroom. The assisting soloist has not
yet been selected. The examining COM
| mittee, under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Elmer Curry, will hear applicants for
active membership tomorrow at the
| home of Miss Gibson on S street. Ap-
plication may be made either to Mrs.
Curry or to the secretary, Miss Blanche
Yewell.
At the Church of the Covenant this
evening the service will begin at 7:45
o'clock with preliminary musical
program, to be followed by regular
service at o'clock. The program will
be given by Sydney Lloyd Wrightson,
baritone, and Richard Lore1eberg. cell
I fst with Harvey Murray at organ. as
sisted by the double quartet. under
direction of Mr.. Wrightson The fol-
lowing are the musical numbers: Organ
solo. AT Evening" by Buck: cello solo.
Evening Song" by schumann;, organ
anthem, Hear the Voice and Prayer of
Thy Servants" by Steane; baritone
solo with cello obligato. Gods Love
IGr his Chi hid by Heilman; anthem.
efdental contralto solo, Mrs. Beulah
Harper Dunwoody; THE Earth Is the
Lords. by Roges, incidental soprano
solo. Miss Netta Craig. and postlude,
Finale in Flat by Guilmant
The Washington Oratorio Society
will hold the first of this seasons meet
ings tomorrow evening in the chapel
Hamlfn 2. Cogswel1 acting as con-
ductor. Addresses will be made by II.
II. Freeman, president Of the society,
and by Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. the
member of the board of managers An
invitation is extended to all who are
interested in oratorio and to members
Of the various choirs to attend this
meeting, when Mr.. Cogswell will out
line his plans for the season.
Gertrude Lyons. who is assisting the
quartet Of st. Paurs Lutheran Church
curing turin t October T.; and md Noyembsr: will be
Me Down in Peace" by Buck.
Recent events of interest in student
circles include the affair at which Miss
Florence Trainham presented Miss
Helen Louise Jacobs in piano recital
Miss Jacobs was assisted by Miss
Vera Budd. soprano, who made pleas
ing Impression in Sunlight" by Har-
riet Ware: The Wind" by Spross, and
the aria. "one Fine Day" from MA
dame Butterfly" Miss Jacobs who is
but fourteen years of age. rendered the
Following numbers with a confidence
and accuracy suaa ,s that won generous ap-
English Suite" by Bach; "A La Bien
Aimee" by schuett; "Poupee yalsante,"
Dowell: .'va!se Caprice" by Newiand;
Allegro" from Sonata, Opus 2. No.
l." by Beethoven: "Schmetterling." by
Grieg: "Mazurka." op No. 2, by Chopin;
"Rondo caprtccioso." by Mendelssohn.
The music at Epiphany Church today.
under direction of McHenry McChord,
Will include the professional "I Heard
a Sound of Voices" by storer; "Te
Smith: introit. How Sweet the Name
of Jesus Sounds" by Reinagle; offer
try anthem, Praise the Lord" by
kandegger; Dresden Amen; recess
sionai, Jerusalem. My Happy Home"
by Stubs. This evening the selections
at the preliminary organ recital, be-
ginning at 7:40 o'clock. will include
Lullaby" fE faD, by Macfarlane;
Lemare's arrangement of Cadman's
rom, the .s,,d Land d., Of the Sky Blue
Service. occasional. Hail to~the Lords
Amounted" by Havergal; "Magnifi-
| cat" and "Nunc Dimittis,'' by Clare;
offertory anthem. The Sun is Sinking
| Fast. by Marks: benediction Lyman,
God, That Madest Heaven and Earth"
| by Monk; occasional. Glorious Things
| of Three Are Spoken" by Haydn.
Miss Florence Steffens. contralto So
loist Of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. will conclude her service there
today and will assume her duties next
Sunday at the Mount Pleasant Cougre-
| gational Church. where she has been
engaged to succeed Mrs. Ada Arundel
Pillow, recently resigned.
Claude Robson. organist and choir
director of the Mount Pleasant Con-
Eregational Church, has arranged the
following numbers for tho musical por-
tons of the services today: Morning,
organ prelude. "Meditation," by VOL
stenholne; anthem. trio for soprano.
tenor and bass. praise Ye.'' from AT
tia. by Verdi, Mrs. Haycock, Charles
tory. soprano solo, 80 Lord Most Holy"
by Abt. Mrs. a. l.. Haycock; organ
postlude. "Alleluia," by Loret. This
evening the music will be in charge or
the Mount Pleasant chorus, under di-
rection of DIR. William r. Buchanan,
| the numbers being organ prelude, "LuI-
IabF, by Lemare; anthem, II Will
Magnify Thee" by Churchill; offertory.
tenor solo. MY Task" by Ashford, Nj.
Church; organ postlude, ''ofertoire in
a Fiat by Read.
, Recent arrivals from Berlin include
Lasselle Spier, Washington pianist,
Mr. Spier> will make his Headquarters
TOR the present in New York CITY and
mas already obtained engagements that
insure his taking an interesting part
IN the activities of the metropolis this