Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
MUSICAL MENTION.
Ethslhert Nevin; TO Q Wild Rosa" By
and Patrol" by Asch.

Msopowsi. ana Patrol" By 1sch.
The music at the First Congregational
stansfield. win include this morning
the prelude 'EleEy." by Massenet: SO
prano solo and chorus. There Shall Be
No More Night" by Wood; offertory;
By Otis; postiude. "Andante don Moto,"
by Guilmant: Evening, preiude, Sol
emn Medoly," by Davies; anthem. bass
solo and chorus. Onward. Christian
fox. Tss, y % M Sa1 hr
valid; postlude. Overture" to the "Oc-
casional oratorio." by Haendel
The Monday Morning Music Club held
business meeting Monday for the an
nual election Of officers. Mr.. A M
Blair being unanimously elected presi-
dent for the ensuing year. MRS. VIII
liam Kearney Carr was made honorary
president. Mrs. Elliott Woods first vice
president, Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax sec
ond Woe president, and Mrs. Nelson VIII
again serve as secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Blair, who has been musical dlrec-
tor Of the club since its organization
in the chorus and Edgar Priest VIII
direct the club as last winter. The ciuo
will resume rehearsals tomorrow morn
ing in the New Willard ballroom.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. 50,
prano soloist of Gurley Memorial
Church. will sing this morning. Inese
Are They" from Gaui's Holy CITY.
sireth." by Allison, with Mrs. Harry
Cunningham at the organ.
Mrs. Flora McGill Keefer. soprano solo,
list of the First Church of Christ tSclent-
ist), has returned to her apartment IN the
city after a summer spent at her bunga-
low at Glen Echo, Md Miss Lucy
Marsh. who made successful appear
ance here with the Rubinstein Club
few seasons ago, was a guest e Oh Mrs
and early fall and during her stay d.
vided her time between preparing her
programs for the coming season ana
playing golf on the Bannockburn links
Mrs. Keefer will be In her place At the
church again today.
The first rehearsal of the Washing
ton Oratorio Society, under the new d.
place tomorrow evening in the chapel
Of the Church Of the Covenant. Lovers
of choral work are cordially invited to
Join the society.
The first of a series Of musical serv-
ices at the Mt. Pleasant Congregational
Church will be given this evening by
the evening chorus and the solo quar-
tet, under direction of DR.. William X.
Buchanan with Claude Robson at the
organ. including the organ prelude,
"Adagio," from Second Symphony" by
Widor; choruses, Sweet Is Thy
Mercy" by Barnby: Ho, Every One
That Thirsteth." by Martin; j.. A a. DIS pis-
pella). by Andrews: quartet Bless the
Lord, o My Soul" by Impolitoff-Iva-
noff, Mrs H. L. Haycock. Miss Florence
Steffens, Charles D. Church and James
the wilderness" by Scott Miss stef-
second Symphony" by widor. This
morning the quartet will give tho
music as usual and the numbers Will
include the organ prelude. "Canzona
the Praises of Jehovah" from First
Mass" by Haydn; offertory. bass solo,
Today II Ye Will Hear His Voice.. Dy
Rogers, Mr.. Hicks: organ postlude,
"offertory." by Cole.
Recent events include the first must
cal of the season at the Home Cup
given by the National Quartet consist
Lillian Chenowith. contraltoi William
e. Brathawaite, tenor. and Joseph K.
Schofeld, baritone, with Ethel Garrett
Johnston, pianist The offering was
cycle in two parts, which served to dis
pIay the voices of the singers, as well
as to show their fine ensemble work.
Miss Johnston proved herself pleasing
bers, "Troisieme Ballade" and POL
onaise in a Flat" a pianist OF unusual
skill.
the music, under direction Of Hamlin
e. cogswelI. with Miss Eulalie Buch-
anan at the organ. will include this
morning the professional. 20, Paradise,
Q; Paradise" by Smart; Gloria. Gloria and nd
Deum," by Buck; Jesus. Meek and
Gentle" by children of the choir; ser
mon hymn, when the Weary, Seeking
Rest" by Stainer; offertory anthem,
20, Jesus. Thou Art Standing" by Bo-
and William Caulfield: occasional, 20.
Zion, Haste" by Walch. Evening, pro-
cessional. Holy. Holy, Holy" by
Dykes; Gloria" by Robinson; Mag
nificat." by Kettle. solos. Misses Nc
Learen and Emig and James x: Young
and L. e. Murray; solo. "Jesu Misereri,"
by Nevin, Miss Sarah Hickling. with
violin obligato by Clyde Carley: ser
mon hymn, THE Spacious Firmament."
by Haydn; offertory anthem. "Bene-
Misses Catherine McLearen, Mary Bean,
Esther Hughes, Mary Burkholder. Leila
Emig, Messrs. Young and Murray; re-
cessional. The Shadows Of the Even
ing Hours" by Hiles.
McHenry McChord. organist and choir
director Of Epiphany Church. has ar
ranged the following program for the
musical portions Of the services today:
Morning, professional, Christ. Whose
Glory Fills the Skies" by Gounod; ''Te
Deum." by Smart, "Jubilate." by Smith;
the Sum-" by Hatton; offertory anthem.
occasional. Rejoice. the Lord Is King"
by Stubs. Evening, organ recital at
8 o'clock. The Swan of Tuonela," by
Sibelius Negend from the Finnish folk
epic "KavalaD; ITO Wild Rose" by
MacDowel; service professional. Love
Jeune: Magnificent" and "Nunc Dimi-
tis." Gregorian; offertory anthem, 1.-THE
Radiant Morn Has Passed Away" by
Woodward; occasional. Filing Out tho
Banner" by Calkin.
The music committee Of the 7. W.
c. A. announces a series of chamber
Friday evening Of each month, ar
ranged by Miss Mary !. Kelly, pianist,
assisted by Mrs. W. r. q. Swami. vio-
linist; Miss Christine Church and Miss
Julia Peck. sopranos. and Miss Alice
E. Edward. contralto. The programs
will be given in the association par
lors beginning November and adj
ship privilege and is by card only.
Miss Kelly is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Kelly. the former being for
many years the organist Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church of which his
brother, Rev. Joseph T. Kelly. is pas