Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02
MUSICAL MENTION.

Robert Maitland Of New York. bass
who sang the same work here shre'
nant, making q fine impression VII
/ again sustain the bass parts.
Miss Mary Helen Howe. soprano. wa,
much in demand during the past week
giving her services for the pleasure o.
'our boys" in camp and at social gain
erings. She appeared at Camp Meaoe
Md; at the concert for the nome Lee
tense Guard. and at the Elks Han ou.
ing their open-house afternoon Tor tnt
boys In khaki" on Thanksgiving Gay
She sang also before the Readers Cur
Tuesday evening, her program inciuo.
| ing such songs as will o the Wlsp:
F FoIH Song" Foote; 80 Thee" Howe.
Williams; "Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark.
Bishop; 'Laddie." Thayer, and arias
from the operas.
The music at this mornings service
In Rock Creek Church (old st. Paufs)
by the double quartet vested choir. UNI
der the leadership of Organist Tnomas
Hume Taylor. will comprise the com o
munion Service" by Ruffner. and God
So Loved the World" as the onertorS
anthem.
| Musical portion of the service at the
Church of the Ascension this morning
will include Elvey's Communion Serv'
ice": Send Out Thy Light, n'
Gounod. and "Nunc Dimittis." by Sim
per. Miss Lea, contralto, singing ethf
| Incidental solo. This evening the cnoli
will render Shippers "Magnihcat ano
by Adams, Mrs. Francis Thompson sus'
tanning the soprano solos.
i Miss Marie McCourt entertained at
studio recital recently. tho following
pupils contributing to the program
Helen Sebastian. Assunta Sair. mar
Teresa O'NeiIl, Katharine Bradley
Miss Bowie. Louise Brown, Catherine
ONeill, Helen, Ready, Mary Hurney
Iolanda Giuliani, Emerson Myers ana
Albert Proctor.
Fulton B. Karr. organist, has arrang-
ed the following numbers for this
mornings service at Emmanuel +. T.
Church, Anacostia: Organ solos. Key
erie" by Saint-Saens; "Offertoire. by
Batiste, ANGELS Serenade." by Braga
choir anthem. postlude, Marcne
Triumphal," by Coston
William Stansfeld. organist and cholr
director of the First Congreeauoiiai
Church, announces the following pro-
grams for the services today: g.,
E Minor" Smart; anthem. BLESSED BE
the God and Father" Wesley, onertory'
quartet, Some Time Well Under
stand: organ postlude, march, fohp
and Circumstance, ElgarG; I've. nre,ude
finale from the New World symphony,
Dvorak; anthem, Glow Lovely Are the
Messengers" Mendelssohn; bass solo,
'.The Recessional." De Koven; organ SOLO.
Fantasia On Southern Melody" Diton;
service anthem, 1.-THE Lord Is My ROCK;
Woodman; offertory. quartet; organ post
Jude, "Hosanna." Dubois. TN
The solo and quartet numbers WIN oe
given by Mrs. B. H. Smart. Miss Marian
Iarner, Herbert F. Aldridge and j. wal
ter Humphrey.
At St. Johns EPISCOPAL Church. George.
town, today. the musical program OF the
services, under direction of Samuel "A.
Leech. organist and choirmaster, will con,
sist of the following: Kyrie Eleison and
Gloria Tibi, by Lloyd: Prepare re tne
by Lloyd; Gloria in Excelsis (old chant
and Nunc Dimittis (Gregorian chanD;
Evening, Magnihcat and Nunc Dimittis'
sung to Gregorian chants. and sanc.us'
Arthur L. Simpson. tenor, will sustain
the solo in the offertory anthem.
Monday evening was given by Miss Aline
Kronhelm. soprano; ROWAN Cartel, bari
| tone, and Mrs Mabel Swami, volinist
among the selections tho za being sss pWn
deiot. and 1.-The Mermaid.s Song, by
Haydn. Miss Kronheim: MY Task" by
Asa1ses A seas Of and haRssas
Voice Is Calling" by Tate. Mr.: Cartel
and the violin solos, "Canzonetta," by
p.Ambrosio: saltarsllS" b, BY .T gap Il; Z,
Dance" by Rehfield, Mrs Swami. The
program closed with the duet, barcarolle
| from Tales of Hoffman," sung by Miss
Kronheim and Mr.. Cartel. and tho &C
ing played by Mrs. John Monroe and to
| the violin numbers by Mrs. Howard
Coombs.
Adolph Werner. tenor. has returned to
the city after a successful appearance In
recital in Warrenton. Va
waiter siivers, vioiinist. and Raymo
futist. win be the assisting solo.
lists at the December public rehearsal Of
r reetio aeU of a W. Weber. viii take place
tomorrow evening in the lecture hall OF
the Keller Memorial Church. Tho guests
Of honor will be fifty soldiers from one OF
tend, as usual Mr.. Weber has also ar
ranged to give q program once a month
in one Of the nearby camps.
The National Quartet, composed o.
Elizabeth s. Maxwell. soprano; Lil!iar
Chenoweth. contralto; W. e. Braith.
waite, tenor; Harry NJ. Forker. basso
with Ethel Garrett Johnston, pianist
gave q concert Friday evening at ths
Mount Pleasant NJ E. Church South fol
the benefit Of the building fund OF tht
church, before an audience which taxed
the capacity Of the auditorium and In
! cluded many persons prominent In thu
social and musical life of Washington
The quartet presented the following
program: Song Of tho Vikings" ant
s.The Miller's Wooing (Faning), quar-
tot; TN My Neighbor's Garden" (Nev
in), Miss Johnston; Star Of Descending
.The Mikado" (sqll,ysnl:. "15aarcasoils;
Quartet; "The Horn" (Flegier), Mr.. For
ker: quartet from ''Rigoletto" (verdD
"Ah. IT'S I, Love" (Pinsutil, Misc Chen
oweth; 'The Weeping Willow" lRhefn
berger), at Hear You Calling Ne" OMAR
shaO, quartet; Ito, Hear the Gentl'
Lark'' (Bishop). Mrs. Maxwell: m!
Ledy chloe SGiough MaSlsy From s"i tn.
s A1Uns tPife5 S quartet.
| The second community singing even
ing in Takoma Park was given Monda!
evening before a capacity audience II
the Presbyterian Church. under tn
leadership Of James Dyfe. -, Great s,H~; On
of patriotic and old songs, three O.
which were thrown on tho screen tn,
slides for these songs were presented
to the chorus by DR.. B. 7. Galloway, a.
sistant secretary Of Agriculture, VIII.
/ also contributed for the evening . mum
Der Of beautiful night scenes OF the las
atom was Mira. Frances Terce StrattoI
| ~ tina WnahinRton Missionary ColleHe