Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-14

harper OunWOe. Sopr1nO .oAss-y
Ia Craig. with cello obiigato ~ 1fr.
anthem, Have Mercy Open
Me-" by Minshall, incidental solo. Wies
Craig; anthem. .Tarry With Ne. o, Ny
tone solo, Wheeler Wilson: organ sole.
"Postlude in B Flat" by Vets.
At the wedding Of Miss Dorothy
Adams and Capt. W. A. Borden. q. q A.
director Of Epiphany Church. rendered.
the following attractive numbers:
Moonlight" BY Kinder: 'EohenErin."
by Wagner: '"rraumerei." by Hubay:
"Springtime." by Hollins: First Soma
ta," by Guilmant: I'm Summer" by Steb-
bins: second movement from second
by Mendelssohn, and From the
Land Of the Sky Blue Water" by Cad
man.
Rally day at Wesley Chapel will be
observed today and the quartet COM
posed of Miss Aileen Miller. soprano:
Mrs. James Kerr, contralto: Harrington
Barker. tenor. and Herbert Moreton.
Goss. and Mrs. Kerr will give at the Of
fertory 30 Love Divine" by Nevin. Mrs.
Barker will be. as usual, at the organ.
@ T. werlein. baritone, will be the
offertory soloist this morning at the
Church of the Incarnation and will be
heard in Bruno Huhn's Hear Me when
/ Call" The choir, under direction or
Mrs. Henry White, will sing TIE Deum
in B Flat" by Shuey. and Emelie Mar
garet White. at the organ. Will play IN
by Mascagni for prelude, and
March," by Vincent, for postlude.
Claude Robson, organist and choir
director Of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church, has arranged the fol-
lowing numbers for the services today;
Morning, prelude, Meditation, py
Kinder; contralto solo. He VIII Feed
Miss Josephine Mack; offertory quarter,
Sing the Praise of Jehovah" C'Dona
Nobis," from First Masso. by haydn:
organ postlude, .'Verset de Procession.
by Boellmann. The music at this even
ing's service will be given by the quar-
tet, supplemented by the Mount Pleas
ant Chorus. and will include the organ
prelude, "Orertoire" (B fat major), by
Hall: anthem, Il Am Alpha and omega.
by Stainer, by the chorus: offertory trio,
Unto Thee Do We Cry. BY Curto, MRS
A. L. Haycock, soprano. Charles D.
Church. tenor and James $. Hicks. bass;
organ postlude, "Festal March. by Cal
kin.
Harry Wheaton Howard. dean OF the
District of Columbia Chapter OF the
American Guild of Organtsts and or
ganist and choir master of the Church
sumed his work at the church Tor tne
eighteenth consecutive season MI
Howard succeeded Arthur D. mayo as
organist in the fall of 1900 and tour
wears later, upon the resignation or
Mrs Clara Baker Smith, assumed the
duties of choirmaster also. organizing
the present choir of male voices, which
has also resumed work for the season.
NcHenry McChord organist and choir
director {. the Church of Epiphany. has
been engaged to direct also the cnolr OF
Trinity Episcopal Church and Win assume
the choral evensong-today. This VIII not
interfere with his work at Epiphany
Church, as the hours Of service DO NOT
conflict Mr.. McChord announces mat
there are a few vacancies in both choirs'
and applications may be made to the d.
rector after any Of the services
Carrie Jacobs Bond, whose name is
household word among singers and MUSIC
lovers, was taken i'll last week whiie on
her way from her California nome 70
Lockport N where she was to- nave
taken part in the program of composer
day" at the National American musical
convention. She was taken from the tram
and rushed TO hospital when she reached
Chicago. and at last reports was stiii IN
a most critical condition.
The services of Wheeler Wilson. BARI
tone soloist Of the afternoon and even
ing choirs of the Church of the Cove
nant, have been engaged by Calvary
NJ. E. Church for the morning services
during the coming season. Mr.. wilson
will sing a solo at each Sunday morn
ing service. his selection for today be-
ing BE Thou with Me-" by Geibel.
At Hamline Methodist Church today
the music, under direction OF Miss
Edith B. Athey, will include this morn
ing the organ prelude. "Andantino." BY
Callaerts; anthem, There Is a Lano
shield: offertory duet. II Will Magnify
Thee" by Marsh; organ postlude. "Fes-
tiyal Piece" by Duncan. Evening. or
gan voluntary, Melody in Fiat. by
Whiting; anthem. I'm Heavenly Love
"Do Something for Others" by Gabriel;
organ solo, "Postlude," by Batiste.
At the first rehearsal Wednesday
evening of the evening choir or the
Church of the Covenant, eighty-seven
were present. with nineteen
absentees. members who have not yet
returned to the city. Twenty-elght
new members were enrolled. but the
director. Mr.. Wrightson. wishes to IN
crease the chorus to $50 voices, so
whit male voices are especially de-
each section of the choir Application
NAV be made at any Of the rehearsals,
which take place Wednesday evenings
in the chapel of the church.
Miss Mabel Linton. pianist, assisted
by her cousin, Frank Linton. tenor. VINO
is giving an exhibition of his paintings
at the Corcoran Gallery. entertained at
q musical at Miss Unions residence
last evening. Samuel Myers OF Pniia-
ielphia, a graduate of the Leipsfc Con-
servatory in piano. also contributed 10
the program
The first public rehearsal this season
Of the Rebew Orchestra, which took
place Monday evening In the new lee
.ure hall OF the Keller Memorial Church,
was given before a capacity audience,
which gave every evidence of its APP
probation of the efforts of the musi-
clans. Special preparation had been
made for the affair, as the occasion
served also to celebrate the twenty
18th anniversary of the founding of the
orchestra A violin duet, SYMPHONY
No. @" by Dancla, rendered by Miss
Pauline Scott and Edward l.. Weber.
was a novelty and proved one of the
most popular numbers of the evening.
assisting the orchestra were Miss Viola
Jchippert soprano, who gave With nne
Effect Sanderson's Until" AN Open
by Woodman. and Calm as the
Wight" by Bohm, and John q. Klein,
enor, who was also acceptable in The
summer Wind" by Bischoff: THE Star,
w Rogers and In Garden, by Haw-
ey. Mrs Klein, Miss Bessie Humph-
'eys and Miss Ruth Baxter were the
Naturally, though. on
;uch an anniversary the orchestra was
he feature of special interest. Eleven
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