Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-16
MUSICAL MENTION.

i Voice in the Wilderness by Scott,
Herbert F. Aldridge: BY Babylon's
shadows of. the Evening Hours" by
Barri: offertory quartet. softly and
Iendsrly. by Murray; Mrs. B; II,
contralto: Mr.. A1dridge. tenor. and J..
Walter Humphrey. bass.
i Mrs. James Kerr. contralto. will be the
4 offertory soloist this morning at Wesley
M. f. Church. when she will be heard
lin HE Shall Feed His Flock" by Haen-
del. Mrs. Kerr sang Thursday evening
at the meeting of the Parents and
School giving. by request, two cradle
songs. His Lullaby by Bond. apd
sleep. Little Baby Of Mine" by Dennee,
with Mrs. f. Ward accompanist
Earl Carbanh, baritone. sang at the
lrecent meeting at Rauscher's of the
Chamber of Commerce. giving William
Parsons two patriotic songs. The
Girls We Leave Behind Us and Sons of
America. with the composer at the
| piano.
| Mrs Edythe Marmion Brosius. harpist.
returned Tuesday from her western con-
lcert trip. during which she met with
}such success that she was re-engaged
[, for the entire series for next season. She
Twill play next Sunday at All Souls Uni
! tartan Church, assisting Mr.. Tittman and
Mr.. Atwater in their Christmas program.
| oliver H. Smith. tenor: Miss Helen
| Dodge. ,iolnist, with Mrs. Marguerite
| Allen Ross as accompanist. gave the fol-
lowing musical program Monday even
| ing at Rauscher's before the Ohio So
ciety: violin solos. Rondino. Beet
,hover- Kreisler: Dance Caprice" by
J
swan by Saint Ssens; tenor solos, The
Star. by Rogers: Sacrament BY Mac
Dermd. and for encore the aria La
Donae Mobile" from "Rigoletto" This
afternoon Miss Dodge Miss Smith and
Mrs. Ross will furnish the music at
Injecting of the Food and Fuel Admins
tration Club at 1910 I street.
| Adolf Werner. tenor, will be soloist at
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
| this morning when he will be heard in
20 Divine Redeemer." by Gounod.
| Mrs. David Hayes Kincheloe. Mrs.
George Roscoe Davis. George II. O'Connor
and Earl CarbaHh were the soloists at
Wednesday evening. giving the following
program Irish Love Song" by Margaret
| Lang. Mrs. Kincheloe: Vision Fair by
m.C and ..c Oh, Mr.
Davis: 'B'rer Washington's Moonshining
Whisky. by Moore. Mrs. Kincheloe:
Farewell Rondel.'' by Isidore de Lara
Mr.. Carbauh: 'Whistling Solo" Mrs
kincheloe: MY Lover Will Come Today"
by De Koven. Mrs. Davis: .'Triste
Riteno.' by Barthelemy. Mr. Carbauh;
"Vinnsy on CONSERVATION" by Blanche
Goodman. Mrs Kineheloe. The program
concluded with America Byron Blod-
gett accompanying.
At the Petworth NJ. f. Church today the
music. under direction of Dwight s.
Church, with Mrs. John NJ Sylvester at
the organ. will include. this morning. the
organ prelude: "Andante.' by Du Bots;
Smart: anthem. 20 Worship the King"
by Nichols; offertory anthem. And the
Glory of the Lord, from THE Messiah"
by Handel: postlude. Grand Chorus" by
from Faust. by Gounod: professional
The Church's One Foundation" by
mes se;o. anthem; II WIN Lay Me Down
Thy Light by Gounod. and postlude,
Danish March, by Thomas.
Mrs Samuel Rurleigh Milton. sonrano
was called to- Baltimore Thursday to
substitute for Miss Mabel Garrison OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company as
soiolst at a Red Cross function given
at the home of Mrs. Walker Mrs
Milton contributed a number of ma
triotic songs and operate selections.
At the Mount Pleasant Conereea-
tional Church the following musical
programs have been arranged for to-
day by Claude Robson. organist and
director Morning service: Organ pre-
lude, "Intermezzo," from suite for or
10 Ny Souf Gppolitof-Ivanof); offer
tory. quartet. Sing Unto God. O Ye
Kingdoms" GHarker); organ postlude,
March" from suite for organJ, (Rog-
ers). Evening service: Organ prelude.
'Adasio Religioso' Misunderstanding an
them. Sing. Heavens (Tours).
Mount Plea SAINT chorus: offertory, quar-
postlude, March {calkin).
At the Church of the Epiphany today
me music under the direction of Nc
Henry MeChord. organist. will include.
fSimperl. "Benedictus" (NovelIo) in
troit. 20 Come. o Come. Emmanuel"
offertorT. The Night Is Far spent"
1steane); benediction hymn, Eternal
Father. strong to Save" (Dykes1:
chimes; recessional. Rejoice. Believ,
eessional work sor t.A Night Is c 9ro-
ing Mason: "Magnificat" and "Nunc
Dimittis" tReed): offertory. "a Song in
the Night Noodman); Dresden Amen;
occasional. Come. Thou Long Expect
ed Jesus tHassler). Mr.. McChord an
nounces few vacancies in the 40
prano section of the choir Appljca-
tlons may be made at the rehearsals.
o clock in the choir room of the parish
house.
Norman J. Socket, one OF the tall
ented young pianists and oreanists or
the city has enlisted in the Army and
Is at present stationed at Jacksonville.
Fla. '''e'
The Chevy chase Music Club held r.
meeting Monday evening at the home
OF AIR and Mrs. John l.. Ridgway. the
program being devoted TO the music of
French COMPOSERS. with The exception
/ of three numbers by guests OF the
Grub Among the selections were the
vocal solo. 'cavatina." from The
Queen of Sheba." by Gounod: Mrs. O.is
SWEET: piano duet. Ia Morena." by
Ehaminade. Mrs. Howard A. Coombs
I'D her son Howard Coombs: quartet
Ballet Sylvia" by Delibes. Mrs Mabel
swami and William Santelmanr. VIC.
| inIsts; Oliver Smith. cello, and Ms.
| ofnbs. piano: piano solo. "Rhapsodje
TAuVergne, by Saint Saens Mr.
1 coombs violin solo, "Ballade and Polo
na'se de Concert, by Nieuxtemps Mrs
/ swami: soprano solo. tElegie," by Mas
senef. Mrs. SWEET; piano solo. Third