Evening star., 1917-10-28

Savior. Breathe An Hvening Bla.Ds
ing" by Smart; recesstonal. Hound he
Lord in Glory Seated" by Cobb
At ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. today the musical pro-
gram, under the direction Of Samuel
a. Leech. organist and choirmaster. Will
..Venite in F." by Atkinson, "Te Dsum
in F. by Brown; "Jubilats Deo in B
fiat" by Schubert; 20 Come to My
Heart. Lord Jesus" by Ambrose: The
A. Bright. baritone: Arthur L simp-
son, tenor. and Lloyd Berrall. soprano.
At the evening service the musical
numbers will be as follows' Mag
Brewer: Love Divine. All Love En-
ceiling" by Marks. Charles Bright
has been re-engaged as baritone solo
list. Having been released from duty
at the United States navy yard; he has
for another year. Arthur Simpson has
been re-engaged for the coming year
and will also be heard in the tenor solo
parts.
Miss Jane Daniel. soprano. was the
offertory soloist at the choral even
song at Trinity Episcopal Church last
Sunday, singing Dudley BUCKS rear
Not Ye, o Israel"
At Epiphany Church today the music.
under direction of McHenry McChord.
will include the professional. For Thee.
o Dear, Dear Country" by Edwards:
"Te Deum,' by Parker; 'Benedictus.
by Novello. introit, Go Forward. Chris.
tian Soldier by Edwards; Gloria
Tibi," by Woodward: offertory anthem.
Hear, o Israel" by Stevenson; 'Dres.
den Amen" professional. Il Need Thee.
Precious Jesus" by Smart. There will
he a brief organ recital before the even
ing service, beginning at 7:30 o'clock,
and the choir will sing the professional.
20 Jesus. Thou Art Standing" by
Knecht; "Magnifcat' and 'Nunc Dim
ittis." by Reed: hymn. % Saving Vic
tim by Mason; of1ertory, NO shadows
Yonder." from The Holy City by
Gaul; chimes; recessional. There's
Land of Pure Delight" by Root
Adolph Werner. tenor soloist OF the
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, entertained Wednesday at a
recital at his studio. He was assisted
by Mrs. Agnes Bode. soprano, who was
heard in IAN Open Secret" by Wood
man; Yesterday and Today" and VIII
O. the Wisp." both by Spross, and Mr..
Irving Hyatt, who gave group OF
piano solos. Mr.. Werner contributed
to the program a group of Russian
Tosca."
Dwight S. Church. musical director
of the vested choir of the Petworth
NJ Z. Church, has arranged the follow
ing numbers for the musical portions
of the services today: Morning-Organ
prelude, Romance by Debussy. and
postlude. "Minuet." by Hamilton Clarke.
Mrs sylvester: anthem. Unto Thee.
o Lord" by Brown: offertory anthem.
Praise Ye the Father by Gounod:
professional. "All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name This evening Mrs.
"Fugue." by Bach: for offertory. An
dante. by Silas, and for postlude.
Fantasia" by Emil Sjoegren. and the
choir will render the anthem, The
Woodward. and the professional, "Glo.
rious Things of Thee Are Spoken
The younger contingent of George
town society was out in force last
evening at the Dumb rton Club to en-
JOY the concert arranged by Miss
Josephine Waggaman for the benefit
of. the French war orphans Mrs,
two groups of songs. Lithuanian
Song" by Chopin: Vale" by Kennedy
Russell: BY the Waters of the Mime.
Shimp. and Chant Venetien." by Benz
berg; "Chanson de Neige." by Chamin-
ade. and the Irish folk song. The
Foggy Dew" with harp accompani-
Arthur ,Deibert, baritone. made flne
impression in The Two Grenadiers."
byl Schumann: Where My Caravan Has
Rested by Lohr: The Wandering
Love Song" by coombs, and Mrs.
Brosius was artistic in her rendition
of a group by Hasselmane, The Song
of the volga Boatmen" and 'Mazurka."
by Schwerker. The program opened
singing of the 'Marseillaise" and 'The
Star Spangled Banner
The choir of old st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Rock Creek parish, with William
sing this morning "Te Deum." by Thomas.
'.Jubilate," by Tours. and at the offer
tory, the anthem. THE Lord Is Ny Rock"
by Woodman.
The reorganized Nevin Quartet. con.
sisting Of Miss Lille Winner, Mrs. Ruth
Simpson. Miss Edna Barber and Mrs.
Nellie Newton Shore, with Mrs. r
Coombs, accompanist, sang Wednesday
evening for the soldiers at the camp al
Quantico. meeting with much apprecia-
ton for the following numbers: Under
meath the Trees" by Newton: THERE'S
Long, Long Trail by Elliott; ivikine
Song" by Coleridge-Taylor. and encore,
sweet Miss Mary" by Neidlinger
The quartet has been re-engaged TO
sing at the next meeting of the Sons
of the American Revolution. and will
give a group of numbers also at Camp
Asaph on the 29th instant and at Amer
lean University camp November s.
Fulton B. Karr organist and choir
director of Emmanuel P. e. Church.
Anacostia, has arranged the following
music for the service this evening: Or.
gan solos, Romance" by Tours: ''Of.
fertoire." by Batiste and Invocation"
by Guilmant, and anthem. Send Out
Thy Light" by Gounod. sung by the
chorus choir.
Mrs. Arthur J. Richards. soprano,
sang Monday evening at the grand Wis
itation of Temple Chapter, o. E. S.. her
selections being Il Doubt It." by Hos.
mer, and "A Bowl of Roses.@ by Clarke.
She sang also Wednesday evening at
the meeting of the Brookland Chapter.
giving a group of patriotic songs. and
will be heard Sunday evening at tho
Rhode Island Avenue NJ P Church In
"Callest Thou Thus. o Master" BY
MietZie.
Announcement is made of the engage.
ment of Herndon Morsell as musical
director of the Monday Morning Music
Club for this season. Mr.. Morsell sue
ceeds Edgar Priest. who was unable TO
take charge of the club this season be-
cause of pressure of other work. The
club will resume rehearsals tomorrow