Evening star., 1917-03-04

tets. Underneath the Trees" by Newton:
Sweet and Low" by Barnby; santa
by Di capua: My Desire, BY Nevin,:
.'Wiegenlied." by Brahms: DE Coppah
Moon" by Shelley. and Garry Me Back
to Ole Virginny," by Bland.
Special music will be given at All
three services of the Church OF tnS
Covenant today This morning at il
o'clock the Culver Black Horse troop
of 500 cadets from Indiana will attend
the service. The company Is mere 10
escort Vice President Marshall IN the
parade tomorrow. A special quartet.
composed of Miss Craig, Miss Jacobs,
Mr.. elothier and Mr. Helwig. with Jew
ell Downs accompanist, will provide
the music. which VIII be held in the
chapel. In the afternoon the triple quartes
will give its fifteenth special musical
service at $3.50 o'clock and at the even
ing service. which will be resumed to-
day, at o'clock the evening choir OF
100 voices with double quartet ana
four additional soloists. will give it's
thirtieth special musical service. The music
of all the services is under the direc-
ton of sydney Lloyd Wrightson. with
Harvey Murray at the organ. The fol-
lowing are the numbers:
Morning-"Be Merciful Unto Me. 0
Cod" by Steane: II Will Give You
Rest" by West, and The Lord Is My
strength by Rogers. .Afternoon-An-
thems, Thus Saith the Lord" by Hos
mer incidental soprano and bass solos.
Miss Craig and J. Walter Humphrey:
tenor solo. 'Open the Gates of the Tenn
pie" by Knapp. Richard p. Backing:
anthems. Yea. Though 1 Walk Through
the Valley of Death" by Stevenson. in
cidental contralto solo. Miss Mary ia
cobs; Come Ye Disconsolate," by Jud-
son. incidental solos, Miss Craig. Miss
Jacobs. Mr.. Backing and Mr.. Humphrey.
llvrr.a I.
toire." by Devred; Choral" adapted to
music from Die Meistersinger," by
Wagner; bass solo, Resignation" by
Ashford, Mr.. East; anthems, The Long
Universe" by Peace: The Bells of
Heaven" by Blcunt; 'Sevenfold Amen"
by Stainer: organ postlude. Sonata in
D." by Volckmar.
George F. Boyle. as composer-pianist,
at the fourth lecture-recital of the
Music Appreciation Course" at the Y.
N. g A, under the auspices of the Pea
own compositions Monday evening. He
played Sonata in B Major. "Ber-
mangei mofninr BallsSe FSsnin Spring s Brssss s:;.
Rose" and "vaise Caprice" Essentially
modern in structure was the Sonata;
his "Berceuse" showed very decided
Debussy tendencies and the "Serenade"
tive, as was the group of mature sub
jects." He played with broad. full tone
and good style, and responded to the
demands of the audience by giving
"Minuet." also his own composition.
Evening services at the All Souls
Unitarian Church have been discon-
tinued for the present. but the follow
morning by Charles Trowbridge Titt-
mann. bass soloist and precentor, with
Lewis Corning Atwater at the organ:
Organ solo. Prelude" by Chaminade:
Cowles, and The Omnipotence," by
Schubert: offertory. "Jairus' Daughter"
by Mailing; postlude, prelude to First
Suite.' by Borowski.
The Musurgia Quartet, consisting of
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler Mrs. Will
liam T. Reed. Richard P. Backing and
Earl Carbauh. with Harry Wheaton
Howard. pianist and director, sang Sat-
urday evening at the concert given by
the Fraternity Band of Master Masons
and repeated the program Wednesday
evening at a similar affair given by
Harmony Lodge at Masonic Temple. the
selections by the quartet being "Sextet"
from Lucia" by Donizetti Greeting to
Spring, Somewhere a Voice Is Call
ing. "Amaryllis" and Quartet" from
"Rigoletto": solos, Border Ballad" Mr.
Backing; Break of Day." Mrs. Reed:
Prologue" from I'll Pagliacci." Mr..
Carbauh. and Morning in Spring." Mrs.
Gawler.
At Trinity Methodist Church today
the music. under direction of Mrs. Ada
Arundel Pillow, will include this morn
!ng !iN;ntn the s organ prelude. IAndante.| from
Frost; anthem. Thy Hallowed Pres
ence," by Carter, incidental soprano
solo. Mrs. Shreve; offertory. "Medita-
ton" by Flagler: postlude. Grand
hx- gv,ep
prelude. Twilight" by Bowes: anthem.
NO Shadows Yonder," by Gaul; offer
tory. PRAYER" by Lemmens; tenor solo.
20 Eyes That Are Weary" by Bracket,
"Postlude." by Riuck.
John G. Klein presented his pupils.
Miss Ruth Money, Miss Katharine Pea
cock. Miss Lillian Everson and WILLIAM
F. Davis. in a program recently in the
course .of lobby concerts at the Y. NJ.
c. A. The young singers were assisted
by Miss Mary Alice Maydwell, reader.
who gave the monologue. "At the
Races" and some poems. and the musi-
cal numbers included the songs. "Eife's
Garden" by Bond: THE. Nishtingale's
mhiri Song" by Finden, Miss Money: IT
Hear Thrush at Eve" by Cadman;
When the Day is Falling" by
mer Wind" by Bischoff: "will o. the
Wisp." by Spross: "Obstination," by
Fontenailes, Miss Peacock: Dear Love.
Remember Me-" by Marshall; Look
Down, Dear Eyes" by Fisher. and ITO
You" by'Speaks. Mr.. Davis: "At Dawn
ing" by Cadman, and Delight" by
Luckstone, Miss Everson.
At Hamline Methodist Church today
the music. under direction of Miss
Edith b. Athey. organist. will include
this morning the prelude, "Andante Ia
D." by Hollins: anthem, 30 Lord, Our
Governor" by Gadsby; offertory an
er: organ postlude. 'Marche Triom-
phale," by Stuyck. In the evening there
will be a special patriotic musical
service. beginning at 7:45 o'clock and
lasting twenty minutes preceding the
regular service, among the numbers be-
ing the organ solo. March," by Tschai-
kowsky. quartet, MY own United
States" by Shattuck. Miss Marian
Greene. soprano: Mrs. John Humphrey,
alto; Clarence Lewis. tenor and Fred
Schaeffer. bass; organ solo. "Fugue," on
theme, America" from Second Organ
Sonata" by Thayer: quartet ITO Thee.
o Country by Eichberg: offertory, De
Koven's setting of Kipling's Recess
sonal." Mr.. Schaeffer; organ postlude.
'Marche Militaire." by Schubert.
Recent events of interest were the
Wheaton Howard at the residence of
Mrs Thomas +. Walsh. Mr.. Howard
was the regular organist of the Walsh
mansion from the time the organ was
installed until the death of Mr. Walsh
since which time the organ has seldom