Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
MUSICAL MENTION.

Arundel Pillow, with Mrs. Frank Frost
at the organ, will include this morning
| the prelude. "Serenade," by Schubert;
anthem, "Venite," by Schneider; organ
offertory, "Andante," by Mendelssohn:
tenor solo, Like as a Hart" by West;
postlude, Coronation March" by Mey-
erbeer. Evening. prelude. Romance"
by Sitterbart: anthem, Hearken Unto
Me-" by Sullivan; organ offertory, An
dante" by Beethoven; soprano solo,
Jesus, Lover of My Soul" by Mac
Dougal: organ postlude, Russian March,,
by Clark.
There will be a short recital before
the evening service at st. Andrews
Episcopal Church this evening COM
mencing at 1870 o'clock. Chester La
Toilette. violinist, will be the soloist
and will play The Old Refrain" by
Kreisler: "Andante," from the opera
Hubay, and Souvenir" by Drdla. with
Edwin Balnger at the organ.
Charles Trowbrdge Tittmann. basso,
will be heard in recital this evening at
the Arts Club.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Bleyden are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends upon the arrival last Sunday Of
a little daughter. Carolyn Enid Bley-
den.
The recent death of DR.. John p. Caul-
field. for many years one of the most
prominent figures in Washington's
musical activities. removes plctur-
esque figure in its history. He was
conductor of the Philharmonic Society,
I the pioneer organization in oratorio
chorus work in this city, doing admir-
able service in that capacity. and, as
organist of the old St Matthew's, the
New York Avenue Presbyterian and
if,fh at- oh, hos ha1 : nj I
the front rank Of Washington muSi-
clans. lie was an authority on organ
construction and received his educa-
ton, winning the degree as doctor of
music. in Dublin. Ireland, and. best of
ALL was d genial and companionable
gentleman OF the old school, who will
I long live in the memory and affections
of the students and musicians who
Nerr associated with him in the ac-
Invites of a quarter of d century ago
Mrs George Johannes will be the
offertory Soloist at Emmanuel Baptist
church today and will sing Like as a
Heart Desireth.' by Frances Allitsen,
Mrs. L. =. Dickinson accompanying.
\ series Of recitals Will be inaugu-
rated tomorrow evening in Epiphany
parish hall under the auspices of the
National Library of the Blind, These
affairs Will be under The direction of
Miss Eta Jocelyn Griffin and viii take
each month. The program tomorrow
will be given by Miss Mabel Latimer
soprano. accompanied by Armand Gum
precht and Nine. de Guerirl- hittredge,
violinist. who will be assisted at the
piano by Mrs. Charles E. Smith.
William Stanstield. organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
tionaI church, has arranged the fol-
lowing program for the services today:
't'OnSDlH
in T." by List; anthem, bass solo and
chorus. "A New Heaven and a New
Earth" from Gaurs Holy City: Of
fertory anthem, The King of Love,
by Shelley, incidental contralto and
bass solos. Miss Marian Larner and J.
Walter Humphrey; organ postlude.
"Cujus Amman" by Rossni. Evening,
organ prelude, "Evensong." by John
son; anthem, send out Thy Light, I
by Gounod: offertory quartet. The
Homeland. oh the Homeland by Sulli-
van, postlude Festival Prelude" on
Elm Feste Burg" by Faulkes.
Mrs Ada Arundel Pillow. contralto |
was one Of the soloists contributing
to the entertainment election night d t
the Arts club. scoring success in
Desert" by Ross and My Soul" by |
Bond.
Al the Church of the Ascension today
ti'. music, uhuer direction OF ftdlulln +
T.. CogSwell, with Miss Enlalie Buch- /
anan at the organ, will include the
PROFESSIONAL when Morning GildS the /
Skies by Barnby; "Nenite," by Crotch; /
TIE Deum,' by Baumhach, Incidental |
solos, Miss Catherine McI-earen. Miss |
Mary Beaupre. +. q. Odenheimer. jr..
and Francis Thompson: 'BenedictuS." /
by Crotch; litany, sung by the chill
dren Of the choir: sermon hymn. In
spirer and Hearer of Prayer" by .
ptlI roe fa far. 4 'If,S, III
With cod" by Foster, incidental solo,
Miss Elizabeth Dayton; occasional !
hymn. 20 Heavenly Jerusalem" by
Martin; Evening. professional, Angel
Voices, by sullivan; Gloria" by
Crotch; Magnificent in G." by Marks
Incidental solos, Miss Lulu Ann Bren-
ner and Clyde Carley; kneeling hymn,
AN Praise to Thee. My God This
anthem, Love Divine" by Stainer, Miss
Mary Burkh"lder and James X. Young:
sermon hymn. softly Now the Light
Of H..h l'ay =, "ffer f, savior When
cidental solo. Francis l.. Thompsou;
occasional. 20 Mother Dear. Jerusa-
lem"
At All Souls Church today the music
by Charles I. Tittmann bass Soloist |
and precentor and Lewis Corning At
water organist. will include vocal So
los. 'Where'er You Walk" by Haendel,
ana Lead IhOu Me on, by Wood,
with violin oblgato by Mrs G. w.
Coggeshall; organ solos. prelude An
dante" by Hoffman: offertory, An
dante Heligioso." by Mendelssohn;
postlude, Allegro" by Schubert.
Music was par excellence the feature
of the ladies night held Wednesday
evening in the Raleigh ballroom by
the La Fayette Lodge. o. 10, F. A
a. NJ, with Gertrude Lyons, soprano, S
ry,sfT co let Ia Il
feet of the entertainment was the de-
scriptive waltz song, with brilliant col
oratura work by Mrs. Lyons. was
charming interpreted in rhythmic dance
by Charlotte Louise Hogan. Arthur
Butler Pierce, in some character songs,
also pleased the audience and the re-
mainder of the well rendered program
was given by members of the Cecilia
Concert Company, Ruth Bronson, vio-
linist; Kathryn Riggs, harpit; Paul
Ramsdell, cellist: Kahalemake Gilman