Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-09

Mountains" by Mason; Magnificent
and "Nunc Dimittisn by Ma u oner-
Harker: Dresden. Amen" and reces-
sional. Love Divine, All Love Excel
ling" by lie Jsune.
Al the Church of the incarnation this
morning the choir will sing Dudley Bucks
"Te Deum in c." Misses Elsie Small.
Emma Cohen and Gertrude Browne and
F. r. Steffens. bass. taking the incidental
solos; "Jubilate." by Bridgewater. and
the offertory will be a duet. Il Will
Magnify Thee" by Marsh, sung by Miss
Browne and Mr.. Steffens.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the
Maine Society last evening. with other
entertainers. Miss Katherine Rich sang
two numbers. I've Been Roaming by
Horn, and Snow Flakes by Cowen.
Miss Rachel Fleeharty. soprano. will he
the offertory soloist at the Westminster
! Memorial Presbyterian Church today, her
, selection being IF Ye Will Hear His
Byram accompanying.
E. H. Jones. tenor. has been engaged
as soloist at the First NJ. P. Church
and will sing at the offertory this even
ing the "~Ninety-f1rst Psalm by Mac
Dermid. with George F. Ross at the
organ.
iaiiS IAiIluici. NlOlOIlCeiiISt oi tD+s
Philadelphia Orchestra. and Ellis Clark
Hammann, also Of Philadelphia. were
the artists giving the recital Thursday
afternoon at the Raleigh Hotel. under
the auspices of the Friday Morning
Music Club. Mr.. Kinder pla yed Sonata
for Piano and Cello" op. So. by Beethoven,
and "Menuet," by Haendel: "Gavotte,"
by Mehul- Burnleister: "Chanson Russo,
by Moussorgsky, and "Scherzo.' by Won
Goens, and for encore. "Orientale." by
cesar tnl CnnctyldJnp with 'N ar1atInnS
Symphoniaues.' by Boellmann. Mr..
Hammann's work at the piano also met
with the favor of the audience i'll his
solo numbers. which included prelude
in D Flat by Chopin: "Etude in +
Sharp" by A~rensky: "Liebestraum.' b.
List: Sous Bois,' by Staub. and for
encore. Waltz in A Flat Major by
Chopin
The Washington College of Music
held its first quarterly violin examins-
tions recently. Henry kaspar and Ro-
bert Carey Stearns acting as. judges.
and G. Z. Christiani conducting the eX-
animation for the fifteen students that
formed the class.
The following musical program has
been arranged for the services at the
First Congregational Church today by
DR.. William Stansfeld, organist and
choir director: For the morning SER
yiee1organ prelude. ~"Barearolle"
1 CotGSEtO, Snnetl
anthem. Praise the Lord" Randeg-
ger: anthem, No Shadows Yonder,"
Gaul; offertory. contralto solo. recita-
tive. Then Shall the Eyes" air, He
Shall Feed His Flock" and soprano
solo, Come Unto Him." C"Messiah'D.
Handel: organ prelude, March ON
tiGcale," Lemmens. For the evening
serVice-Organ prelude, "Pastorale,'
sonata in d fiat, No. Il, Rheinberger:
anthem, THE Radiant Morn" Wood
yt-n rGs hffarfnry- nnptrotfn onl hnSc
solos and chorus. The King of Love
Ny Shepherd Is" Shelley. There will
be a short organ recital at the close
of the evening service. with the fol-
in d minor. Bach tby request); HUI
moresaue,' Dvorak; Clair de Lune"
CMoonlight), Karg-Elert; "Elegy."
Massenet. and Gypsy Rondo." Haydn
(by requestJ.
The Home Club Chorus. Otto Torney
Simon. director. will give it's first con-
cert this season January p. at Conti-
mental Memorial Hall. Kathryn Plat
Gum. vioiinist. of New York will be
the assisting soloist. The Home Club
Chorus was asked to sing at the pan
American reception Thursday evening,
but owing OF the short notice was
unable TO participate.
The following musical program will
be rendered today at All Souls Church
by Charles T. Tittmann. bass soloist
and ~precentor. and Lewis Corning At
water. organist: Morning. vocal solos,
Give Aims of Thy Goods" by Schilling.
and recitative. Thus Saith the Lord"
and aria. But Who May Abide" from
Handel's Messiah: organ prelude,
Elevation" by Bossi: offertory. The
Flight Into Egypt by Mailing: post
lude, Second Toccata," by Rogers.
Evening: Vocal solos. The Shadows of
the Evening Hours" by Sheppard, and
INTO the Hills" by Hawlev; organ
solos. prelude. "Abendfriede," by Rhein-
berger. and postlude, Marcia Festiva,"
by d'Acosta.
The second concert this season by
the Washington Saengerbund will be
gwen Tuesday evening at the club
house, under the direction Of Armand
Gumprecht. The assisting s~o!oists will
be Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw C;awler, So
prano; Miss Buelah Harper, contralto;
Charles E. Myers, tenor: Arthur Mid
dIeton. bass; Fritz Mueller, cellist of
the United States Marine Eand; Fred
Schaefer, bass; Nation Boyce.. plan
list, and Harry Wheaton Howard, ac-
companist. Mrs. Gawler and Mr..
schaefer will sustain the incidental
solos in the chorus. "-Germanzug," by
Lund, which will be rendered by the
Washington Saengerbund: Miss Harper
VIII sing Schubert's Der Wanderer,"
Mr.. Boyce will play LISTS Hun
VA VI Il II 1 =
McElwee's Rose Marie" Mr.. Middle
tons solo will be out of the Deep
BY PetIie: Fritz 1Iueller will play "Ro-
nance from Golternan's Concerto"
a!d .'~Tarantelle," by Pepper, ana Mrs.
Gawier viii be heard in pie Lorelei.'
Airs. lanes Kerr. contrslto. VIII sing
this morning 1T the confirmation serv-
ices ut the Chapel of The Holy Com
forter. her selection being But The
LORD IS mindful of His own from
GauIs Holy City
Al Cuuton = Tempe Presbyterian
Church this morning Mrs. Lillian Al
lison Moses. soprano. will be the Of
ferto-y soloist. and viii sing Just
as | Am adapted TO the music Of
Nevins Rosary" This evening, un-
der the direction of John q. Klein. the
choir Will sing the anthem. Praise
Cod by AlcLean, and FOR response,
Stainer's "Sevenfoid Amen Mrs.
Klein "iN be az The organ al 10Th
services.
Music was an interesting feature of
the monthly meeting Of the Guild of
81. Paufs Episcopal Church Brock
Creek PARISH, which took place Wed
nesray evening. Miss Ida O.NeiI. so
prano, sang Resale by de Koven;
Miss Gutelids, pianist. PLAYED .Itude
In - fat BY List. Turkish March"
by Beethoven, and "~Tarantelle." BY
Nollet; Mrs. James Kerr, contralto.
gave "Rosamond." by Chaninade, and
Goodbye Summer b. Tosti and
Herndon Tudor Morseil, tenor. was
heard in Some where q Voice Is Call