Evening star., 1917-11-11

entertained q large party Of onncers
from Fort Myer last evening. the AZ
Kate NJ. ELS. Miss Victoria siddons
gave some readings and was recalled
many times. Benjamin Lineback sang
Thy Sentinel Am T. with fine eject.
Miss Ellis gave a group of songs and
the officers sang most Of the now and
some of the old patriotic songs.
engaged as soprano soloist at st. An
thongs Catholic Church. Brookland.
The Bennett class of the Northmin-
ster Presbyterian Church will enter
tain Tuesday evening at stag social.
The program will be given by Harry
wilkins. who will play two piano Sc
lections: Paul Kimball. who wtll give
who will be heard in character songs;
Mr.. Crib, who Will contribute tenor
solo; Messrs. Patrick, Samsel, German
and Matthews. who will give quartet
numbers, and the 7. NJ. c. A. Orches-
ira, to be heard in several selections.
Mr.. Millette directing.
Paul ,Bleyden. tenor: viii give . re-
tomorrow evening at the Somers build
ing.
At All Souls Unitarian Church this
morning the music. by Charles T. Tit
mann, bass soloist and precentor. and
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist. will
include tho organ prelude, Fantasia
in G Minor" by Bach: vocal solo. "oh.
by Mozart; offertory. organ solo. Rus
sian Folk Song; bass solo. The Good
Shepherd" by Van de Water; organ
postlude. Grand Choeur." by Rogers.
Mrs. Herbert Nicholas Munhall Of
Pittsburgh, who as Marguerite Howard
| was for several years prominent In
choir and concert circles Of Washing
accompanied by her little daughter.
Agatha. at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard, on N street.
| The music at the West Street Presby..
terian Church today. under direction of
George Herbert Wells. organist. will in
clude this morning the following num-
bers: Morning, anthem. Eye Hath Not
Seen.' from 1.-The Holy City," by Gaul. and
| evening the chorus will supplement the
work of the quartet, the selections includ-
ing the anthem, Great and Marvellous
Are Thy Works. by Edmund Turner;
quartet, Ave Regina coelorum." BLESSED
Lovely Appear" from Gounod's Re
demption" Henry II. Lorleberg will also
contribute a cello solo. Largo" by
Haendel. to the evenings program The
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| Lyons. soprano; Mrs. Helen Macleod
Gift, contralto: Henry H. Lorleberg.
tenor and S. Theodore Howard. bass.
| Miss Nabiha Daoud presented a group
of her piano students in an informal re-
cital last Sunday afternoon at her resi-
dence studio. Among those partictpat-
ing In the afalr we're perTthy anai oneha
| Achad, Frances Arnold, Eugenla Harris
and Lois Shively.
| Mrs W. W. Deal. soprano, and Frank
Gobel. tenor. were the assisting soioists
Monday evening at the November public
rehearsal of the Rebew Orchestra, which
/ took place in the new lecture hall Of the
Keller, Memorial Church. II. w. Weber
conducting. Both soloists were IN good
Mrs Deal giving "a Sprfg OF Roses" by
Bowles, and Love Has Wings" by
Rogers. and Mr.. Gobe1 singing "At Dawn
| ing" and "The Girl I'll Call My Sweet
heart" Among the numbers by the or
| chestra were the march, ''On the Belve-
dere.' by Foster: overture to Ihe Biack
! Queen by White: selections from The
/ bohemian Girl" by Balfe. and sunny
| South" by Lampe. Mrs. Gobel and Miss
| Flora Palmer assisted at the piano.
| A company of entertainers left Wash
iington Saturday OF last week on the gov
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| that evening they gave program for the
men camped there and were entertained
| overnight at the homes OF the oft1cers
and their families. Those In the party
were Mrs. n. X. Lewis. Miss Ruth Hon-
man. Miss Elizabeth Howry and c. w.
O'Connor with his group of five young
ladies'. Miss Frances Scherger. MISS
| Dorothy Caldwell. Miss Bessie Sanford.
Miss Katharine Morrison and Miss LII
ilian Nichols, with Miss Jessie Callaway
as accompanist.
| I. ]. Strong, one of the saxophone play
iers of the Rebew Orchestra. has enlisted
in the aviation service Of the Navy.
| At the Mount Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL
Church TODAY the music. under direction
of Claude Robeson. organist, will include.
at the morning service. the prelude,
widor: tenor solo. "The Lord Is My
Light" by Speaks. Charles D. Church: Of
fertory quartet, Lord. We Pray Thee to
Rless Thy Servants" fAenus Del and
Dona Nobis. from Imperial Masso, by
Haydn: organ postlude. Finale" from
"D Minor Sonata" by Guilmant. at the
evening service the Mount Pleasant
| Chorus will sing the anthem. "Hearken
Unto Me Ny Peonle.' by Sullivan: the
| solo quartet CONSISTING of Mrs. A. l.
iChurch and James O. Hicks. will render
at the offertorv. "Rless the Lord, o
, NV Soul" hv Ipnolitof-Ivanof. and Mr..
Robeson will play for prelude lie
iCygne" bv Saint-Saens. and for post
llude Gothic March" by Salome.~
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be rendered
by the triple quartet and in the even
Ing by the chorus choir of 100 voices
with double quartet and two additional
soloists, both services being under d.
rection OF sydney Lloyd Wrghtson.
| with Harvey Murray at the organ. The
following are the musical numbers:
| sSoftly Now the Light of Day. by
Frank: tenor solo. 'Ninety-frst Psalm. y
by MacDermid. Richard p. Backing:
anthem funaccompanied). Il Will Give
You Rest" by West; by the Waters of
Babylon by Stoughton with Incidental
contralto and tenor solos by Mrs Beu-
lah Harper Dunwoody and Mr. Back
ing. Evening. organ prelude, "Angelus.
by Gounod: anthem. Lead Me. Lord. .
by Wesley: incidental soprano and con-
tralto solos. Mrs. Jewell Downs and
Miss Mary Jacobs: soprano solo. The
Lord Is My Shepherd" by Liddle. Miss
Meta Craig: anthems, softly Now the
Light of Day by Adam Geibel; Incl
dental duet. Mrs. Downs and Miss
Jacobs; 80 Paradise. o Paradise" by
Neidlinger; incidental solo. Miss Craig,
and organ postludc, Festival" by
D'Acosta.
| Charles Trowbridge Tittmann gave a
song recital recently at Ohio University