Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-25
MUSICAL MENTION.

Nx4AN L MIN
ty. composed of students of, the school
directed, by Josef Kaspar,-rendered the
choral numbers. When Twilight Weayei
Her Gentle SPELL" by Beethoven; III
pays Of Long AGO" by Marchans; a as
, jhnton Kaspar. and Mr.. Freeman played
two numbers for violin and organ
Prayer" by Gounod, and Canto Amo
roso.' by Samartini. and among the or.
by Faulkes: Prelude and Fugue in G
Major" by Mendelssohn, and First An
dantino." by Iemare.
Church. composed of Mrs Florence
Howard soprano and director: Miss
Mary Jacobs. contralto: Henry Kruger
tenor. and Harry H. Helwig. bass. hae
levening session of the Baptist Associa.
ton. which was held at Calvary Baptis,
Church. singing the quartet. Except the
Lord Build the House." by Gilchrist. and
the duet for soprano and contralto
Jesus. Thou Joy of Loving Hearts" by
Goetz.
Mrs: r. H. .Dalgleish entertained We'd
| nesday evening at the first of series OF
Bigelow. soprano. and Mrs. Milton C.
Roth Students made s0 good. showing,
i Miss 'Bieelow. who has studied less than
/ a year. being at her best in Willamette
and Mrs. White especially accountable in
Loves Rhapsody by d'Hardelot;
Adieu; Marie" by Adams and Hush.
Jennings presided at the piano.
/ AT choral evensong at Trinity P. E.
Church this afternoon the choir. directed
] n pI fo(Nh will OIL fha YArn.
cessional. Jesus. Calls U.s." by Jude:
.'Magnificat' and Nunc Dimittis. by
! Claire; Our Father. God to Thee" by
G Care 1fsrt9sy anthsm. The s Radiant Waa6
ward: alter hymn, "The Day Is Past and
! Over by Stainer; occasional. Now the
Day Is Over" by Barnby.
! An exceptionally large gathering Of
| members Of the Gaelic Society greeted
Mrs. John. w. Daniels, s1r.:. "Wednesday
evening at the Hickman studio. when she
gave a group Of ancient Irish and Scotch
songs. in characteristic style.
George F. Ross has resigned -as or
Ranist of the United Brethren Church
to accept the position of tenor soloist
and choir director of Epiphany Luz
theran Church and will take charge at
the latter place next Sunday. For the
services today at his present charge
he. has arranged the following NUM-
Kinder, anthem. Onward. Christian
Soldiers. by Schneider; offertory, So
pfaffo solo, s'Rock of Ages" by J. W.
Bischon. Miss Florence Girouard: organ
solo, 'Postlude." by Batiste. Evening.
prelude. ''Cavatina. by Ra1f: anthem.
"Esord. with Glowing Heart I'd Praise
Thee" by Wiegand: 'postlude, Marche
Pontfhcale." Incidental bass solos will
be sung by Arthur Gleason.
The usual monthly musical service at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church will take place this evening and
VIII. consist of the presentation by the
solo quarter and Mount Pleasant Chorus
Of the cantatas Song OF Thanksgiving"
by Maunder. The solos will be rem
dered by Mrs. "A. l. Haycock. Miss Jo-
sephine Mack. Charles d. Church and
James s. Hicks. Claude Robson will
prelude Pardon" from Maunder's
"Penitenee. Pardon and Peace" and for
Dostlude. The- Caravan Of the Magi."
from Bethlehem, also by Maunder.
the service will include the organ. solo
Prelude in e Flat Major" by Flagier;
bass solo. Lead, Kindly Light" by
Pfnsuit: cffertory. Quartet. The Woods
ard Every Sweet Smelling Tree" by
West: postlude. 'Afarche soiennelle."' by
LemafEre.
W. .Walter Sorrell. tenor. sang for the
Warrington Oratorio Society Monday
evening during the usual intermission,
Song Of the Soul by Breil. and two
folk songs of Little Russia," by Zim-
balist. Several new members were en-
rolled Monday; evening and rehearsa1s
suits at the performance.
At, a recent entertainment given for
the soldiers at Epiphany Chapel under
a lao ~ % =
Miss Richie Mclean the program was
given by Miss Flora Briggs. soprano.
who sang Love Has Wings by Rog-
ers: Sing. Smile. Slumbsr."". by Gou-
NOD. and Carry Ne Racksto Ole vir-
To-. who was heard In "'ris APRIL" by
Eevins "If Were You,n by wells, ana
tThy Beafhink Eyes,, BY NAcDowsil,
and Miss BeldA Miller. pianist. who
contributed two numbers, 'svalcik.". by
addition to accompanying the singers.
A program appropriate to the, season
win be given today at Hamline Meth
Edith B. -Attey. who will also preside
at the organ, Among the numbers will
be the organ solo. Thanksgiving Prel-
ude. by Turner; anthem. quartet with
alto solo. Great Is the Lord" by
Protheroe: offertory anthem with Incl
dental bass solo, Prayer of Thanksgiv-
ing "a folksong of the Netherlands),
arranged by Kremser:- organ postlude,
'1nterna tional y,"scontaining the
national airs of the allies, by Rogers.
Evening. organ prelude. "Andante," by
fHenselt-Lotf. anthem, Praise the Lord.
o My Soul" by Watson: offertory, So
pfanos solo. s'rhanksgivine," by .Cowen :
organ postlude. sHHosannah," by Wacfs,
Solos Will be sustained by Miss Marian
Greene. soprano: Mrs. John Humphrey,
alto: Clarencs Lewis. tenor and Fred
Sehaeffer.T bass. = =. .
: At All Souls Unitarisn Church this
morning the music by Charles T. Tit
MANN bass solotst. and Lewis Corning
Atwater. orEanist, will include the or
Roger: song. Like AS the Hart De-
! sirstb the Water Brooks" by AlHtsen.
and The Lord Is. My Shepherd" by
Dvorak; organ ofertory. 'Andante
Recitando.' from First Sonata by
Mendelssohn. and postlude. excerpt
from ID Minor Quartet" by Schubert.
The double quartet choir rof Old st.
Paufs Episcopal; Church, Rock Creek
parish. directed by Thomas Hume Tay-
lor. will sing :this morning ."Te. Deum,''
by Mario: "JuhiIate by Nevin. and
Sing Al1eluia Forth" by Buck. At the
Thanksgiving day service the numbers
will be '~Te Deum.. by .Kitzschmar;
.Jubilate." by Shelley. and anthem. "Ye
Shall Dwell In the Land by stainer.
Mrs. Hazel Bachschmid and Wheeler
Wilson. soprano and bass soIoists. re-
spectively, Of Calvary Methodist
Church will sing this nornfoO, thu