Evening star., 1917-10-21

Paine and Mrs. Morton; ofrertory. IN.
them by the choir, "Ye That Stand In
the House Of the Lord" by Spinney:
organ solo. "Postlude.- by Tours.
Charles B. Starr. who has lately taken
UP his residence In Washington. VIII
sing at the meeting OF tho Epworth
League at Foundry Church this oven
ing. when he will be heard in Now the
Day Is Over" by Obey Speaks MI.
Starr is from Binghampton. n. T..
where he was bass soloist Of the First
Baptist Church.
John G. Klein, tenor soloist and choir
director of Gunton Temple Church. will
sing this morning Come Unto Him..
by Leslie. and the anthem this evening
by the chorus choir Will be Come TO
My Heart. Lord Jesus" by Ambrose
Mrs. Klein will accompany at the piano.
as the material. to be used in the re-
building of the organ has been delayed
on account of the traffic congestion
on the railroads.
The musical program at the Church
of the Ascension this morning will In
clude "Te Deum." by Alzamora, with
incidental solos by Mrs. Decius. Mrs
Myers, Miss Dayton. MRS JET ana MT:
Thompson: "Jubilate Deo, by Duevie:
children's anthem. "Awaks Up, My
Glory" by Woodward: anthem. my
Faith Looks Up to Thee, by harker'
incidental solos, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son. Among the numbers at the even
ing service will be "Magnificat" and
Gloria" by Simper: solo, Holy Night
Miss Bowie; anthem, Peace l Leave
With You" by Roberts. incidental solo.
Miss Elizabeth Dayton. Miss Locke
Kincer will be at the organ at the
morning service and Miss Alwarda Cas-
seirnan in the evening.
Mrs. Sue Burrows Jennings. pianist and
Hiss Helene Woytych, violinist, opened
the series of musicals for the season al
the Burlington Monday evening with the
following program Ave Maria. BY
Bach-Gounod Spanish Dance. by Mosz-
kowski: Meditation from .'Thias. by
Massenet; "Scherzo," by Dittersdorf-
Kreisler: "Minuet," by Beethoven: selec-
tons from Aida" by Verdi, Pilgrims
Chorus" by Wagner; ''Liebesfreud," by
meister. and "Zingana,' by Bohm
Miss Mary Jacobs, contralto, will be the
ofTertory soloist this morning at the First
Baptist Church, her selection being Jesus.
Tender Shepherd" by Wrightson The
quartet. Mrs Florence Howard. soprano
and director: Miss Jacobs, Henry Kruger.
tenor. and Harry Helwis. bass. will rem
der the anthem, Come Unto Me-" by
Gounod and this evening Mrs. Howard
will sing THE Ninety and Nine by
Campion.
The faculty OF Studio Hall entertained
last SUNDAY afternoon at a musical tea.
the special feature Of interest being The
playing of Walter Charmbury. who has
this fall taken charge of the piano de
partment. Mr.. Charmbury delighted the
company with three numbers of his own
composition. the most pleasing being The
Water Spr.te.''
The choir of Ingram Memorial Church.
William H Starneli. organist and director.
Will give the first Of the seasons MONTH
ly l'asical services this evening. The
assisting soloists will be Miss Lola Miller
Niles Ruth Bronson, violinist, and among
the numbers will be the anthem. Not
Unto Us, Q Lord by Smith; soprano
solo. Come Unto Him" by Leslie Mrs Ma
bel Zenzler Tucker: duet for soprano and
tenor, MY Faith Looks Up to Thee" by
Nevin, Miss Miller and Mr.. Chewing;
anthem, Praise the Lord. o jerusalem"
by Maunder. incidental solo, Mrs. Walter
oliver: duet. "Tarry With Ne. o Ny Saw
ior," by Nicoli. Mrs. Charles Bealle and
Raymond Toense; ccntralto solo. 20 Low
ing Father by Del Rego. Miss Josephine
Mack: tenor solo. Ninety first Psalm
by MacDermid. Mr.. Chewing: baritone
solo. Some Of These Day'3.'' by Briggs,
lie Roy Marks: violin solo. Miss Bronson,
anthem. sing Unto the Lord" by
Brown. A cordial invitation is extended
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attend this service. Refreshments and a
social hour will follow Immediately at the
close.
the soloist at the recent Masonic dinner
given by the Treasury Chapter in the
new Masonic Temple, when she was
heard in "The Winds in the South" by
Scott; Come for It's June" by Foster,
and Jenny" an old English ballad
The weekly concert in the lobby Of
the Y N. c. A. Monday evening was
given By Miss Katharine Peacock. So
prano: John C. Klein. tenor: Wheeler
Wilson. bass; Fred East. baritone: Mrs.
Dickson, pianist. and Mrs. Klein. accom-
panist. with the following program:
o the wisp,'' by Spross, Miss Peacock;
The Star" by Rogers. and Come to
the Garden. Love" by Trask. Mr.. Klein;
''Davy Jones Locker" by Petrie. and
Mr. East: "A Son of the Desert Am IL
by Philip; Beautiful Land Of My
Dream" by Blount. and The Great
Unknown" by DHardelot. Mr.. Wilson:
and "serenade." by jeffrey. Mrs. Dick
son: duet. "Hark. Hark. My Soul by
George y. Nevin, Mr.. Klein and Mr..
East.
Mrs Elizabeth S Maxwell sang two
hymns. Lead. Kindly Light" and
Nearer, Ny God, to Thee a the funeral
services of Mrs. McElroy, wife of Col
John Mct,lroy. editor OF the National
Tribune. on Wednesday morning at the
family residence. l412 10th street north
vest The funeral sermon was delivered
by Rev. James Shera Montgomery, DID.
AT the First Congregational Church
today the music arranged by DIR. STAINS
field will include this morning the or
gan prelude. Contemplation" from
THE Holy City" by Gaul: anthem.
THE Lord Is My Light" by Parker; Of
fertory, by the quartet: organ postlude.
Grand Chorus In E. Flat" by Guilmant.
At 1880 o'clock this evening DR.. Stans-
field will play the prelude. Overture"
to Samson" by Haendel: 'Nocturne in
B Minor" by Foote. and the choir will
render the anthem. He. Watching
Over Israel" from Elijah" by Men
delssohn. There will be a soprano and
ceiling by Stainer. Mrs. b. II. Smart
and Herbert +. Aldridge. and during
service the music will include the an
them, "The Lost Sheep" by Foster;
offertory quartet. still. Still With
Thee" by Speaks: organ postlude.
Finale" from Fifth Symphony" by
Beethoven.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld entertained
last Sunday at a reception in honor Of
the students of the university which
was largely attended.
Lucius T Randolph, formerly tenor
soloist at st. Peters Church and the
Church of the Sacred Heart, sang the
offertory last Sunday at the Immacu-
late Conception Church. the occa sion