Evening star., 1917-09-16
MUSICAL MENTION.

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Rudolf Lent, now of Passaic. n. J.: VINO
was married in June, will shortly 20
into training in one Of the camps IN
New Jersey for service in France.
At Hamline Methodist Church today
the music, under direction or Mase
Edith B. Athey. will include the orsam
prelude. Onward, Christian oso so.diTTsi fynto
the Lord" by Dudley Buck: onertory
anthem. Jesus, My Savior. Look on
Me-" by schnecker; anthem, Piece ne
roique." by Webbe. Evening. Priere.
anthem aTG% s".e ewapd @hsre sSe Are
Burning" by Allen: offertory anthem,
Softly and Tenderly," by murray or
gan solo. Festival Postlude, oy sell
fert. The solos will be sustained py
Miss Marian Greene. soprano; Mrs; John
Humphrey. alto: Clarence Lewis. tenor
and Fred Schaeffer, bass.
Gertrude Browne, contralto soloist OF
the Church of the Incarnation, Will sing
this morning at Ingram Congregatlonal
church. when she will give Il Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say" by Louis
Gregh. William Starnel will be, as
usual, at the organ.
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin has
returned to the city after an outing at
Atlantic City.
J. Walter Humphrey. bass soloist of
the First Congregational Church. fur
nished one of the interesting features
of the recent celebration at Rauscher's
in honor of Lafayette's birthday, when
he sang. assisted by the Confederate
chorus. the patriotic song, ITO Arms
D,,ll >rnrJ JQfn hyy
Wilmuth Gary Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz. soprano, graciously filled in a
gap on short notice, giving the Mar
seillaise." and Mrs Elizabeth c. Fred.
captain of the Confederate chorus. read
'Penelopes Birthday Party.
The little band of entertainers that
iourneyed to Camp St. Asaph Monday
evening and enjoyed and participated
in the enthusiastic pleasure of the SOL
Peckham. Ruby Raymond, Arthur
Pierce. Woodland Gates and the Mont
rose Quartet. under the direction Of c.
w. O'Connor. The accompanist for the
evening was Miss Marie Hansen.
Mrs Henry White and Miss Emile
Margaret White, who recently returned
to the city. will begin their sixth year
work at the Church Of the Incarnation
this morning. as choir director and or
SdHlSl, respectively. hdtucl lie IlIGh
mezzo-soprano soloist. will be with the
choir another year, and Louise Deuter-
mann will take the place of Elsie
Carleton Small. who has resigned to
accept the position of soprano soloist
at the West Street Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. White has arranged the follow
ing program for today: Professional
Guide Me. Oh, Thou Great Jehovah
by Dykes: ~Tenite," by Robinson: "Te
Deum in G" by stephens; "Benedictus,
Anon: sermon hymn, "Oh, God of Love.
by Baker: patriotic hymn, America;
recessional. 20 Mother, Dear .Ierusa-
lem For the offertory Miss Deuter-
mann will sing Fear Not Ye, Oh. Is
rael." by Dudley Buck. The organ num-
for prelude. and "Marche Triumphale,'
by Ashford, for postlude.
Miss Viola Schippert. soprano. will
give musical at Charlotte Military
Academy, Charlotte. Md, October 13, TO,
the benefit of Dent Memorial Chapel
Charlotte Hall
The regular quartet of the Eighth
Street Temple. consisting of Mrs. Nellie
Wilson Shircliff, soprano: Mrs. S. S
kalisher (formerly Miss Irma Stern)
contralto; Harry Stevens, tenor. and
John Nolan, bass. will render the
Year services this evening and tomor-
row, under direction of Rabbi Stern
with Lewis Corning Atwater at the
organ, The quartet will be assisted by
Mrs. Selma Danforth, Mrs. Edith Nc
Coy White. Herbert A. Aldridge and
John Waters.
Anton kaspar. violinist played last
evening at Foundry Church at the recep-
ton given there to the paymasters in
ished style, Kreisler's .Liebesfreud. -
Legende." by Wieniawski. Swing
Song" by Ethel Barnes and "Schone
Rosemarin." by kreisler. Mr.. Kaspar
was soloist also at the recent Lutheran
convention held at Harrisonburg, Va
Mrs. Dorothy Houchen Baxter, organ
ist OF the Church OF Our Father (Uni-
versalist. has arranged the following
music for the services this morning: Or
gan prelude, Motto Lento Relgioso." :"
by b. Luard Selhy; anthems. "Jubilate
Deo," by Dudley Buck; God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" by J. T. Field; organ
postlude, Tempo di Marcia by Filippo
Capocci. The quartets will be sung by
Mrs. Sydney Hollingsworth. soprano;
Kruger. tenor Substituting for Mr..
Blanchard), and Fred East, baritone.
George Wilson. organist of Foundry
-NetHoulSt tnuIcii' SpeHt Ills tWo-Weeh
holiday at the home Of his parents. Rev.
Dr. George B. and Mrs. Wilson. at Fay
cite City, Pa During his stay there the
family enjoyed an extended motor trip,
stopping for a short visit to friends in
CLEVELAND Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs ]. F. NJ Bowie are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends on the advent of a little daugh-
ter, who arrived the middle Of the week.
Dr. William StansfieId, organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
tional Church. has returned from his
vacation. which was spent, as in sew
eral summers past, at East Gloucester,
Mass. During his stay there he was
active in arranging and contributing &
to entertainments for the benefit of the
Red Cross and played at the religious
services held on Sundays in the Casino.
Just before his return he took part in
a bal masoue and, arrayed in linen dus-
ter and with a megaphone, quite dis
tinguished himself as the courier of a
Cooks party of tourists, Mrs. Stansfield
being included in the party. Mrs.
Philadelphia and DIR. Stansfield is re-
suming his work at the church and re-
orga aniing the choir, which has a few
vacancies in the soprano and alto sec
tions Of the chorus. The members of
the quartet, Mrs. B. IL Smart, soprano
Miss Marian Larner. contralto; Herbert
+. Aldridge, tenor. and J. Walter
Humphrey. bass, with the chorus, are
expected to be in their places again to-
this morning will be an arrangement
for organ of Home, Sweet Home" for
prelude; anthem, GLORIA" by Buzzi-
Peccia: postiude. Irene March," by