Evening star., 1917-05-20

from .For.a del dsatiao," hy verdi. The
quartets. which won the usual rounda
Of applause. we're A,s.rias' ar,as - S Sy
Strauss; Swing Along" by Cook; The
Rosary" by Nevin: Somewhere . Voice
| Is Calling" by Tate-Howard; 20 Sole
Mo-" BY Di Capua; "Che mi frena."
from Lucia" and excerpt from "Rigo-
| letto.".
william stansneld, organist and choir
director Of the First Conversational
, prelude. "Andante." from SYMPHONY No:
l." by Beethoven; anthem. The Lost
ssssp 0E Tssssa g
Evening. 1850 o'cioci-orsan prelude.
THE Hebrides." or ''Fingars Cave" by
Mendelssohn: Bensdictus." BY Mac. }.
Bradbury; O'Clock. "God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" by Field: organ post
lude. "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor"
by Bach.
At the Mount Pleasant >Congrega-
tionaf Church today the music. under
direction tof Claude Robson. will in
as "o5Sns BY sns bass so1e
..GIorify the Lord" by RUPEES. James 8.
Hicks: onertory quartet, 20 Lord, God
Of Hosts, by Scott, Mrs; Haycock, Miss
orean Charles po.tluds n snoEsh aas
Faulke This evening. there will be a
patriotic service with appropriate
fmusic, among the numbers being "In-
| vocation" by Arthur Tregina Of this
city.
Mrs. George F. Schutt was in charge Of
the entertainment at the recent meet
ing Of the Indiana Society held at the
New Ebbitt. Mrs. Helen corbin Heinl.
pianist, a recent acquisition to WASH
ington musical circles. played several
number numbers. Miss Elizabeth Leckie.
E: Lee contributed several recitations.
The meeting closed with the singing
BY the guests of a song entitled ''Old
Giory;' written by. John r. Weathers
of Indiana and set to the music of "The
Red. White and Blue"
The regular monthly musical service
at st. PauPs Lutheran Church will be
given this evening instead Of the last
Sunday of the month. as is customary.
In keeping with the spirit of the times
patriotic music will be used for the
program. the selections including old
and, ana recent &c compositions. Among them
'Tis of Thee" and Onward, Christian
Soldier; quartets. America, the Beau
tiful." by Fearis; Hail. Columbia" (lrst
PLAYED in 1880: 20 Little Mother Of
|
day. and repeated by request): bass.
solo. with refrain. 20 Thousand Years."
by Work; soprano solo, "Your Flag
ana NY Flag, by Bergen. contralto
solo. Columbia. the Gem of the Ocean"
with audience joining in the chorus:
tenor solo. Keep the House Fires
lish war song); The Star Spangled
Banner" Special music has been ar
ranged also for the morning service.
when a silk flag will be dedicated. An
answer to "The Star Spangled Banner
Yes. the Flag Is Still There" by
John Markell, as sung at the centen-
nial in Baltimore-will be used here for
the first time. The choir consists Of
Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsman. soprano;
Mrs. Julian Brylawski, contralto: LIE
Roy Glider. tenor. Charles F. Roberts.
bass. with Mrs. william Hamilton Bay
At the Kendall Baptist Church the
music, under the direction of Mrs. Isa-
D. watkins at the organ. will include
this morning the organ prelude. Moe
turne." by Raymond: anthem, 'Awak-
ening Chorus" by Gabriel: "Offertory."
BY Kuhaa Nan a %s,no sole
lude. March Heroiaue." by Schubert.
Evening. prelude. "Impromptu." by
RAYMOND; offertory. "Adagio." from
Seventh symphony.. n.y. BY Haydn; quar-
Evening Air." by Root: "Postlude." by
Hatton. :,
For the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church today Mrs. Charles
Brooks Smith. organist, has arranged
the following program: Prelude, AL
legretto in A." Archer: quartet. Can
saanse tate DominG nlni,,1 in e. Dudley Buck; re.
Heavenly Love Abiding" Horatio Park-
er; soprano solo, Mrs. Agnes Bode and
quartet; postlude, Thayer. Evening,
the Cross Of Christ Glory" Marston.
Mrs. Bode. Miss Moran and Mr.. Callow;
response. Lead Us, o Father" Dress
Ter; offertory, 20 the Love That Will
Arensky. Next Sunday evening at 7:45
o'clock the last special musical serv-
ice for the season will be given. The
program will consist of patriotic Sc
the words of which were written by
Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford.
which was adopted as the official hymn by
the committee Of the Panama-Pacihc
ting is by Mrs. H. H. a Beach. Mrs.
Bode will sing Hear Ye. Israel" from
Mendelssohn's, Elijah"
At the Union Methodist Church this
morning Miss Helen Rogers Smith will
sing Jerusalem, Oh Turn Thee to the
Lord. by Gounod, assisted by the
chorus.
Department of the Potomac. G. A. R.,
has engaged the National Quartet to
i furnish the music at the exercises in the
amphitheater at Arlington Memorial
day. The quartet will sing four num-
| bers, accompanied by the Marine Band
| The National Quartet. which is COM
posed of Elizabeth S. Maxwell. soprano;
| Lillian Chenoweth. contralto; w. E.
Braithwaite, tenor; Harry M. Forker,
basso and Ethel Garrett Johnston,
| pianist. furnished the vocal music at
/ Arlington Last year for th~ Department
! Of the Potomac. and made such a ia
vorabSe impression that they were re-
engaged for this year.
! C. w. O'Connor will entertain the
president and Washington Alumni OF
| Western Maryland College at a concert
tomorrow evening in Studio Hall, in
which the following artists will appear:
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