Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-26

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viii give the keynote to the musical
portions of the services Of practically
all the churches both today and Thurs
day. At the pan-American mass. at st
Patrick's Church Thursday morning. ar
elaborate program will be given by
| the sanctuary choir under r. Mills Sllb3
and the senior choir of mixed voices
under Miss Jennie Glennan. and the
work of the latter organization viii
| be supplemented by an orchestra, with
Mrs. Marguerite Allen Ross at the or
gan. The program will include the pro-
| cessional. praise Ye the Father" by
Gounod. by the mixed choir. organ and
orchestra; "Marche Romaine." organ
and orchestra; introit. figured music
by r. Mills Silby, sanctuary choir;
"kyrie" and Gloria" from Haydn's
sixteenth Mass" mixed choir: Grad
uale," Falsibordone. sanctuary choir;
"Alleluia," Gregorian. sanctuary choir;
"veni Creator" by Wareham' sanctuary
Mass: ofrertory motel. "Hosanna." by
Granier; "Sanctus," "Benedictus" and
"Agnus Del" from Haydn's sixteenth
Mass" all by mixed choir: "Commu
"Pan-American March," orchestra and
organ.
Earl Carbauh. baritone soioist at
Central Presbyterian Church, will sing
/ this morning The Good Shepherd by
Barri. and this evening THE Light OF
Heavens Day" by Briggs, and Beau
tiful Isle of Somewhere" by Fearis.
at the ChurM of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by
the triple quartet. and this evening by
the choir of 100 voices with double
quartet of soloists. both services being
under direction of Sydney Lloyd
the organ. The program follows: After
noon-Anthem. Thus Saith the Lord.
by Hosmer. incidental soprano and
bass solos. Miss Meta Craig and J.
Lord. Most Holy" by Abt, Miss Mary
Jacobs; anthems. Out of the Deep" by
Marks; incidental tenor solo. Richard
P. hacking; Prepare Ye the Way OF
Humphrey; "Supplication," by Scott, in
cidental solo. Mr.. Humphrey. Evening
Organ solo, Prelude. in c." by
Parker; anthem, Pleasant Are Thy
Miss Craig and Mr.. Wilson; baritone
solo, Fear Not Ye. o Israel" by Buck,
Mr.. Wrightson; anthem, Come Unto
Him." by Gounod: postlude, ALA Mar
cia," by Archer.
The Rubinstein Club announces the
engagement of Hulda Lafhanfka. lyric
soprano, as soloist at the first of this
seasons concerts, and the Criterion
Quartet for a recital shortly after the
holidays.
a string quartet from the United
States Marine Band. composed of Taylor
Branson. first violin: Hermann Hoffman.
second violin; Peter Hazes, viola, and
Fritz Mueller. violoncello will give the
recital for the blind at the Library of
Congress Tuesday evening.
The preparatory school affiliated with
the Won Unschuld University has issued
invitations for the first of this seasons
musicals, to be given Friday evening,
at Petworth NJ. E. Church.
The last of the present series of organ
recitals by William Stansfield will be
given tomorrow afternoon at the First
Conversational Church. under the au-
spices of the District of Columbia Chap
ter of the American Guild Of Organists
Miss Ruth NJ. Barrows, soprano, will be
the assisting soloist.
Sylvia Lent. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Lent, is spending the winter in Madison
Wis, at the home of her relatives Prof
and Mrs. Ross. With Gilbert Ross. her
cousin, she goes each week to Chicago
to continue her violin studies under
young artists were the star feature Of a
concert at the Chicago Musical College.
when they played Leonard's Duo de
Concert" for two violins, winning IN
sttnted commentator from critics and
the more mature artists present. Mrs.
Lent is also in Madison for the winter,
and Margherita Lent is studying art in
New York city. and is making her home
with Mrs Lent's sister in Passaic, n. J.
Miss Jessie Masters. contralto. has
been engaged as soloist of the Vermont
A Avenue nue. Christian Church. and will sing
Whitman, soprano. and Frederick Hard
man, baritone and director. will sing
Gounod's Forever With the Lord"
This evening Schnecker's Art Thou
and Tenderly," will be rendered by a
quartet composed of Mrs Whitman, Miss
Masters. MIR. Whitman and Mr.. Hard
man. Thanksgiving day this quartet
Father and Praise the Lord, o Jeruo
salem." by Maunder, and Mr.. Hartman
will give Allitsen's Song Of Thanks
giving"
William Stansfie1d. organist and choir
director of the First Congregational
Church. has arranged the following
music for the services today and
thanksgiving day: This morning-Pre-
them, contralto solo and chorus, 20
Pray for the Peace Of Jerusalem. by
Knox; onertory quartet. Come. Ye Dis
consulate" by Mrs 3. H Smart, Miss
Marian Larner, Herbert F. AlfridEe and
J. Walter Humphrey: posflude. March, !"
from Suite for Organ" by Rogers
Evening-Prelude. "Memorys Hour"
ey Silver; anthem. Jerusalem. the
aSide with Ss ~ o Monn p saarsss
sonata" by Mendelssohn. Thanksgiv-
ing day. II o'clock-Organ prelude. aSt,
AIMS" (hymn tune voluntaries), BY
Frost; anthem. "Jubilate in CO by
Buck; offertory. % Lord How Mani
fold" by Barnby: postlude, "Marche
Triemphale" ("Now Thank We All orr
God"). by Karg- Ebert
At the Thanksgiving service Of the
Brookland Baptist Church, the choir.
under direction Of Isabel Jarvis Primm,
Into His Courts With Thanksgiving,
by Peace and Praise the Lord, o Jeru-
salem. by Maunder. and In the even
ing, Lord of the Harvest, Thee We
Hail." by Berwald, and Praise the
Lord" by Harker.
The Mcdowell Trio, consisting of
Miss Emma Co1sp. soprano; Sam War
dell. violinist. John R Monroe. pi-
in the lobby of the Y. NJ. c. A.. when
the following program was presented;
Soprano solos. Love SonE." by Leclier
From the South" by SCOTT; 'srhe Night
ingale." by Alabieff: aria. from Nine.
Butterfly; "Serenade." by Gounod,
with violin obligato; piano solos. "a