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

"a Song of. Cheer. 4 Excelis, !. Mr.. af,d
Mrs Shelley; postluds, Eeybhch. Even
Ing: Prelude IN p nat tsrucs); an. an.
them Praise the ~ Lo ady.,a 1rSm o1rar.
tory. Thou Evsrywhere lLachnerli
soprano, solo, PRAISE. the Lord. O. NY
Sour (Holden); s"Postlude In G.
| The Misses Mccormic, two ,youns
daughters Of member Of the .eciet,
played q group of Moore's melodies ar
ranged tor violin and harp. and Mrs
Daniels was most acceptable in An
Irish Love Lit" from the Hebridean
collection Of Mar1ory Kennedy Fras
two songs from the songs Of the Irish
Harpers." collected by Milligan Fox
MY Thousand Times Beloved" ano
The FoEKy Dew" Miss Jennie Glen
nan accompanied at the piano In the
vocal numbers. = 80.
Music at the First Baptist Church
this morning will include an organ
prelude by Batiste. Mrs. Edmund
Barry; anthem 20 Lord, How Mani:
fold" by Barnby: trio for soprano
tenor and bass. Praise Ye." from Al.
tia" by Verdi: organ postlude Mafen
Recent events of interest in student
circles include the recital at which
Miss Eta Schmid presented class 81
pupils In piano selections. Among
those participating were. Mary TAR
bell. Antoinette Loetzch. Adele, Price,
Mossburg, Mary Isabelle Collinower,
Virginia Price. Dorothy Eynon, Marion
Bailey, Dorothy Somehow, Catherine
Ruth. Helen wallerstein. Julia Cohen,
Ruth Capers, Eunice Wilson and Louise
Loetsch.' Miss Schmid played some
| c. he A.
triotic note was given to the affair by
the singing of MY Country, It's OF
Thee" by the class.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given BY
the triple quartet and in the evening BY
! the chorus choir OF 100. voices. with
double quartet and two additional SOLO
| lists, both services being, under dlrec-
ton Of Mr. Wrightson; With Mr. a1s fhs
musical numbers:
-Afternoon-..rhou Art Ny. All," by
Wooler. incidental solo. Mrs: Fuller: bass
solo. The Prayer Perfect" by stenson'
ward Evening" by whitney; Through
Abt. incidental solo, Mr.. Wilson. .
ESenineM"Orsan Prelude. by Par isi
Thy VIII Be Dom" by Plueger. Miss
Jacobs: anthem (wonens voices only.
Sweet Tender Flower" from Daughtef
By Lacey. incidental solo. Miss Craig. and
Organ Postlude." by West. -.
At st. Johns Episcopal 2 Church,
gram, under direction Of Samuel 4:
Leech. orsanist and choirmaster. will
consist Of the following: 'venite. by
Atkinson; tie Deum." by Mosenthai;
Jubiiass It, pso ,,,. BY Buck nv sa Go''naa
Joel Berrall, soprano: Arthur Simpson.
tenor, and Charles Bright. baritone,
will render the solos in the above Sc
lections.
Magnificent" and 'HSunc bimfttis,' .. by.
Maunder, with soprano solo by Joel
Berrall, and Blessed Are the Merci-
full" by Hiles.
William stansneld. organist and
musical director Of the, First Congre-
gationaI Church. announces the follow :;
ing selections for the services today:
Morning. memorial service. organ pre-
Liveth," by Haendel; anthem, What
Are These?', by Stainer; offertory. mo
Shadows Yonder." by Gaul: organ post
Jude. WORTHY Is the Lamb" from The
Msssish" BY Ha nI.1d. Eysnn Ps.to o;sg
Suite" by Demarest: choir anthem, 20
Lord, How Manifold" by Barnby !:
BLESSED Ii God the Father" by Wes-
ley; during service, anthem. The Lord
Is Ny SAepherd.ss. by fBischon: oner-
tory, by the quartet: organ .postiude,
Grand Chorus." by Kinder. At the
service Thanksgiving day the music
will include = spring song. From the
South" by 1@snare: anthem. He Send !
eth the Springs, Into tho Valley" by
warsing:. onertory. sYe Shall Dwell In
the Land" by Stainer: organ postlude,
"Triumphal March," by Lemmens.
At the Westminster Memorial Pres
byterian. Church this morning Miss
Bernice Randall will sing Aliitsen's
Song Of Thanksgiving" at the offer
tory, and the choir anthem will be
They That Dwell in the Land with
Mrs. Byrana 1T the organ.
The pupils OF the preparatory school
AfIaiiAted with the Won Unschuld Uni
versity OF Music were heard in recital
Friday evening at the Iowa Avenue
Methedist Church. The young people
gave, good account Of themselves in
Compositions by Weber, Haydn. Chopin.
Schubert, Bach anS others. among
those contributing to the program be-
ing Constance Finckei. Dorothea
Sencidiver. Marguerite Schwartz. Ger
aid Cook. Vida yarela, Winifred
Chamberlain, Marguerite. Schneider,
Marion Baumgarten. Marguerite Ham
merly.s Charlie Wilpan. Lorraine Noetzel,
Marguerite Murray and Ethel Comm.