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That Thirsteth." by Martin; How Love-
ly Are the Messengers" from Mendels-
sohn's oratorio. "St. Paul." Awake. Ye
Saints" (Regina CoelD, by Hammered;
and 20 Praise the Lord of Heaven" by
Arensky; contralto solo. sheep and
Lambs" by Homer (by request), Miss
Steffens; organ postlude. Fantasia"
IF minor). by Mozart Morning service.
anthem. 20 Praise the Name of the
Lord" (from 'vesper Service, on. 52").
by Tschaikowsky; offertory quartet.
Il Will Give Thanks Unto Thee, o
Lord" by Rossini-Fitzhugh; organ
postiude' peace Heroique." by Franck.
During the Lenten season there will
be special services each Sunday after
noon at o'clock at the Church of Our
Mrs. Sydney P. Hollingsworth, soprano,
Will be the soloist, and will sing The
Prodigal Son." by Van de Water Last
Sunday E. Taylor Chewning, tenor, was
heard IN 20 Love That Will Not Let
Me Co." by Flaxington Harker, win
ming much favorable comment. Mrs.
Baxter. at the organ. will play today
Sunset Melody" by Charles Vincent,
and Andante Sostnuto." by Morandi.
The program for the blind at the
Library OF Congress Tuesday was of
more than usual merit, and was given
by Fritz Mueller. violoncellist. and
Nation Boyce. pianist. the we'll rendered
iade In Flat" and "Valse, op. 81. No.
q. Liszts Second Hungarian Rhap-
sody. by Mr.. Boyce; Concerto, op.
S3, by Saint-Saens; "Serenade." by de
"Melodie. op. ~. s." by Tschaikowski,
and the fantasie, LIE Desir." by Ser
vais. Mr.. Mueller.
CRATER" and the National Quartet
were the attractions offered its guests
by the National Press Club at fts
FEBRUARY ladies night" entertainment
Thursday evening. Frank F. Maxwell,
the business manager of the National
Quartet, is member of the Press Club,
and his colleagues and their guests
gave the quartet a rousing reception,
and expressed their enthusiasm at the
ensemble work of this well known or
ganization. The quartet gave Spirit
Of Spring" lCadman). "Estudiantina"
(Lacome), 1.-THE Millers Wooing" (Fan-
ing), and "Star Of Descending Night"
(Emerson).
The musical portions of the services
today at Ascension Church. under di-
rection Of Hamlin E. Cogswell. will in
clude this morning the hymn, 10, the
SolCc VI Jesus, LltdHy OIL
by children Of the choir; "Kyrie," by
Elvey; sermon hymn, I'm the Hour of
Tria1"; offertory. THE King of Love
My Shepherd Is,' by Shelley. sung by
Miss Catherine McLearin. soprano; Miss
bass: ''sanctus." by Taylor; Gloria in
Excelsis," old chant, and recessional.
Love Of Jesus All Divine" At 8
o'clock there will be a half-hour song
service, followed by .rt q Bible story by
Isaac and Rebecca." and the music will
be Onward. Christian Soldiers: solo,
Il VIII Sing You Song of That Beau
tiful Land" Miss Elizabeth Dayton;
erts, incidental tenor solo, William
Davis. and recessional, "All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name"
Tuesday evening at a studio recital,
among those contributing to the pro-
gram being Miss Katharine Vernon.
Miss Edna Maedel, Johanna Best, Mrs.
Nellie Newton Shore. Miss Inez Miller.
Miss Vivian Mclaughlin. Mrs. Frank
Lord, Miss Elizabeth Richardson, Miss
Lille Winner. Mrs. Edward Ayre and
Miss Edna Barber. Miss Julia Higgins
was the accompanist Of the evening.
At the Washington Heights Presby-
terian Church this evening the regular
monthly musical service will be given,
arranged by Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith.
organist, as follows: Anthem. Lovely
Appear" from THE Redemption" by
Gounod. with incidental soprano and
alto solos by Mrs. Agnes Bode and
Miss Nellie Moran: tenor solo. Lead,
Kindly Light" by GODDARD Ado1ph
Werner: anthem. "Ho. Every One That
Thirsteth," by Martin. Edwin Callow,
Not Ye, Israel" by Buck. Miss Moran;
"Sanctus." from "St. Cecilia Mass" by
Gounod. This morning the music will
include the organ prelude, "Elegy," by
Kraemer; quartet, Peace I Leave With
You," by Roberts, incidental solos, Mr..
Werner; response, Grant Us Thy
Peace" by Harling; offertory solo, The
King of Love-" by Gounod. Mr.. Callow;
organ solo. 'Postlude." by Volckmar.
The Y. NJ. C. A. has engaged the
National Quartet to furnish the musical
numbers at its big meeting at Polls
Theater this afternoon. Fred B. Smith
has been secured to deliver the ad-
dress, and the quartet. which is COM
prano: Lillian Chenoweth. contralto; !;
w, E. Braithwaite, tenor: Harry NJ.
Forker. basso. with Ethel Garrett
Johnston, pianist, will sing Festival
Te peum," by Buck; "Recessional. by by
Buck, and 'Tn Heavenly Love Abid-
ing" by Holden.
At Gunton Temple Presbyterian
Church this morning Miss Lillian Ever
son. soprano. will give the recitative,
..Open Unto Me-" and the air, 81 viii
Extol Thee" by Costa, and John G.
Klein. tenor, will be heard in Mac
Dermids ''Ninety-First Psalm" This
evening the choir will give a special
musical service. the program including
the anthems. I'm Heavenly Love Abid-
ing" by Holden. and Come Unto Him.
by Maunder; soprano solo. 20 Divine
Redeehner." by Gounod. Miss Ruth
Money; soprano and tenor duet, Hold
Thou My Hand" by Briggs Miss Ever
SON and Frank Goebel; tenor solo. by
Goebel. Mrs. Klein will be at the organ
at both services.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie, mezzo soprano,
delighted the guests at the annual re-
ception of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, when she sang. The Wind
Song" by Woodman, and The Star"
by Rogers.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson. Miss
Joanna Best and Mrs. Fred Brockway
assisted at a concert given Friday
evening at Stickney Memorial Chapel.
Miss Guadalupe Sylvestre, pianist. of
Manila, Philippine Islands. was heard
in recital Wednesday evening at Studio
ing acceptably a group of numbers
by Chopin, Evening" by Schumann
'Minuet.'' by Paderewski; "TarantelIa, y
by Moszkowski: 'Warum." by Schumann
''Erotican." by Sjorgren; Waltz" by
Wieniawski. and "L'Isle Joyeuse," by