Evening star., 1917-10-07
Hasndel. the .other oolo1etD Dee9oNR -
be chosen from out tscf-town afAnSeA'

The students ana guests q CIV
e.s:. cssss s'ss0' ss E:a s:ssa''yc c::s :sa;a;s
brought out the intsFpfstsx9ve.pSwssu
and techniaus Of the paanise a1e lee-
gram 'was a. follows. 'MoonllghN 0gn.
sts 1s,aS. BY ie .a oS.ss. ssSs u i
Debyssy: Theme taris," by PaASesv-
ski: lrAveu." by Schutt. and ::.1arsn-
tella," by 'Moskowski..
Mrs. A. l. Haycock. soprano seiel1e
of the Mount Pleasant Congre9nfjono1
Church, who has been absent during
the past month on account OF nlnsM.
Mrs Beulah Harper Dunwoody. con-
tralto solofst OF the Church Of the
Covenant, will sing with the quartet -
this mornings service: The Mount
Pleasant chorus VIII resume .etneIng o
the evening servioa and the music for
the day. under direction Of Claude
Robeson, organist. will include. th1e
morning the prelude. ave Maria. bY
Dethier; contralto solo. % Lord. 11ose
Holy" by Abt: Mrs Dunw1cdy;%, % easr-
Mercies'' (from MASS in B Flasl. ey
Farmer, Mrs Haycock. Mrs. DunWoody.
Charles D. Church and -James 8. 6ickss
organ pestlude; "FIsue;" from r. Ts,-
evening Mr.. Robson Will play for
prelude Meditation" by Harker: an.
them. Lift up Your Heads, o Ye Gates"
by Hopkins. win be sung by the Mount
Pleasant chorus: MrA Hayoock: Messss.
Praise Ye," from ."Attila." By Verdi
and tho closing organ solo win be
"Postlude in B Flat" BY Ropartk The
chorus will shortly take up some oans
sical services that Mr.. Robson 10 plan.
ming to hold once each month through
out the winter.
The music at Emanuel p. =. ChureA
today, under direction Of Fulton B.
Karr, organist. will include the pre-
lude. Hymn to Saint Cecils." by
Gounod; offertory anthem, 70 How
the choir: postiude. "Entree de Process
sion.' by Batiste. Evening, organ pre-
lude. "Ofertorto in F." by Petrali:
anthem. Il Waited for the Lore: y
"onertoire in C." BY Batists.
Mis-. My.. McC:.hr.n. !. :egs:ss: :.ra ~,
Episcopal Church today.
Cards have besn issued BY the faculty
Of Studio Hall for . tea ne1t sunday
afternoon from to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. PerneId Of Chicago and New
York will arrive in the city Friday sn6
u
tenn OF musical pedagogy Saturday att.
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at Studio Hall.
The public is invited to attend.
Robert Johnscher has been engaged
by II. H. Freeman as q chorus tenor at
old St. Johns Church, and will sing
with the full choir OF men and boys.
which resumes work at the services to-
day. Paul Bleyden and Arthur Chester
Gorbach. tenor and bass s0loists, re-
spectively. have been re-engaged for
another year and will be in their places
today.
Harry Waller, the young violinist
who made such a fine showing last
year at the commencement exercises OF
the Washington College Of Music. has
in the Won Ende School of Music. Nsw
York city. and left during the week to
| take up his studies there.
Miss Katharine Rich. mezzo- soprano
soloist of the Church OF the Incarnation.
was heard in three songs at the meeting
of the Maine Society last evening. Miss
Rich sang effectively The Birthday" by
Egg" both by John barnes Wells. ac-
companied at the piano by Miss Nadine
Baroda.
Students and faculty of Martha Wash
ington Seminary enjoyed a musical treat
last Sunday evening, when Miss Meta
Craig. soprano, and Miss Ethel Garrett
pianist wsne psysd With
effect Liszt's "Liebestraume," Might
ingale Song" by Nevin and for encore.
ITO a Wild Rose by MacDoweil. and
Miss Craig was equally acceptable in
The Lass With the Delicate Air" by
DR.. Arne: The Birthday" by woodman:
Cuckoo" by Lehmann: June" by Mrs:
Beach: encore. Let Miss Iindy Pass"
L., u F-yyr
.The Little Red Lark" tIrish1. "whsre
Be Coin" CCornish), Leezie Lindsay.
and Comm Thro' the Rye (Scotch).
The music at the Church of Our Father
UniversalisD this morning. under d.
rection of Mrs. Dorothy Houchen Baxter.
ofganist, will include the prelude.
Largo" by Dvorak: anthem. How
oratorio. "st. Paul" by Eendelssohn:
duet "Iark, Hark. My Soul" by George
B. Nevin: postlude. 'onertoire" by Ba-
tiste. Miss Emma Houchen substituted
last Sunday for Miss Lillian Chenowith.
the regular contralto. who was sufrer.
ing from a bad cold. The members Of
the quartet, Mrs. Sydney p. Hollings-
worth. Miss Chenowith. W. s. Blanchard
and Fred East, will all be in their
places to-day.
The vested choir of Petworth Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. consisting OF a
chorus OF nfty voices ana SOLO quartet.
under direction Of Dwight S. Church.
with Mrs. John N. Sylvester at the or
gan, will render. this morning, the or
gan voluntary. Prelude et Cantilene."
by Rousseau: professional Tho Tri-
umphs of His Grace" by Mason: an
them, Holy. Holy. Lord God" by Darn
ton: offertory anthem, God So Loved
the World" from the "Crucihxion," by
Stainer. At holy communion the choir
will sing the ritual '.Sanctus. No. l."
and the organ postlude will be ''Marche
Pontiicale." by Tombelle. This evening
the choir will give its seventh musical
service with the following program:
Prelude, The Nightingale and the
Rose" by Saint-Saens; professional.
Onward. Christian Soldiers" by Sulli-
van: choruses. God. Who Madest Earth
and Heaven" by Pontius. incidental
solo by Mrs. Paine; Sing Praises to
God" by Peace, with incidental quartet
by Mrs. Paine. Mrs. Dandt. Mr.. Morton
and Mr.. Buckingham: Men of Amer
postlude, Grand Chorus" by Dubois.
At Christ Episcopal Church, George
town, the choir. under direction Of n
Irving Hyatt. organist. will sing this
morning ''Kyrie Eleison." Gloria Tibi,"
''Sanctus'' and Gloria in Excelsie.-
from Elvey's Communion Service in
A. and Stainer's anthem, God So Loved
the, World" This evening Mr. Hyatt
will inaugurate series of monthly
musical services. the numbers this
evening being "Andante" from Fifth
SYMPHONY" by Haydn, for organ:
''Magnificat." by Garrett: 'Nunc Dimit-
tis." by Pring: anthems, '"The Day Is