Evening star., 1917-11-04

ID. C., NOVEMRER &,
MiIeviek MiiSae = played @ several several violin soi9s.
James Nolan. baritone. sang when the
Dew Is Falling" and "Gipsy John:
Mrs. Edna Hillyard Howard. soprano.
Tsns Temple ies Garden BY BY spross: Charles E
Myers, tenor was heard in Morning.
by Obey Speaks. and Three" by Fran
ces Aylward; Luke Fagen gave group
tune, and Mrs. Howard gave two duets
from I'll Trovatore." one with MI
Myers, the other with Mr.. Nolan sus-
tanning the second part: me Snte1.a,n-
Pair" in which roles were taken ,py
Mrs Howard and Mr.. Fagen and me
Star Spangled Banner" by the entire
assemblaGe.
Fulton B. Karr. organist and choir d.
rector OF Emmanuel P. p. Church. ana
costa. will give the following gitaI nam9his 3sis
stehnr at his pre!im,naays Invoeasion by capoeci:
.ys'1,'rsa sWo,untarv" BY Bellini. and Halle.
Jutah Chorus" from The Mount OF
olives by Beethgvsn. t1c saa,our sad ane When Sho
Night Involves the Skies" by Sneiigy, .I
George Frazier, basso. sustaining .'e
incidental solos.
Interesting newcomers in Wash1ngo
toms musical circles must include
Manly Price Boone. who has been re-
Gently called to military service. ne
has been holding the position pogsaa,noneeatienat ea >
Church in Brooklyn. N. Y. and sang
last Sunday at both services at the
ImmanueI-Roger Williams Memorial
Baptist Church. this city: where ne
morning he gave the solo part OF seek
Ye the Lord" by Roberts. and an IN
spfring rendition of Obey Speaks new
patriotic song. When the Boys come
Home" and at the evening a. servfse Mr;tS All nI
Your Hearts" from Mendelssohn's ora
torio. "Elijah" His voice is pure
lyric tenor. his tone and dictlon NOT.
ably fine. and it is to be regret.eo ohae
his stay in Washington will be only
temporary.
Walter charmbury. pianist of Wash.
ington and New York. was heard IN IN
affair being for the benefit. OF the Ep-
worth League Y. NJ. C. A. fund.
oliver H. Smith. tenor. recent
ACQUISITION to the washington musical
contingent, will sustain the tenor part
in the Musurgia Quartet this season;
the other members being Mrs. Etnei
Holtzclaw Gaw1er. soprano; MRS, VII
liam T. Reed. contralto, and Earl Gar
ard, pianist and director. The new
member made an excellent Impression
at the tea given recently by Mrs. Mar
guerite Allen Ross to introduce MIN
to her musical friends. and he mace
his first public appearance with the
organization last evening, when the
quartet gave q program OF patrlotic
numbers at a rally of the Knights OF
Pythias at Pythfan Temple.
1r, p..h,r,no Rjch mezzo soprano
soloist of the Church of the Incarna-
tion. will sing this evening at the
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church. when she will be heard
in take Heart. Ye Weary" by Men
delssohn.
The Independent Order of oddfellows
First Congregational Church this even
ing and the musical numbers. begin
ming at 1880 o'clock. under the direc-
ton of William Stansfield, organ1st.
will include the organ % prelude ~ lynn m :,
by Rossini: "Hallelujah Chorus" by
Haendel, the choir; quartet. Jesus
only" by Rotoli. Mrs. B. II. Smart. so
prano: Miss Marian Larner. contralto !;
Herbert F. Aldridge. tenor and 81 ;. W " az ae
Our Life" by Field; offertory. by. the
quartet; organ postlude, March, from
aida" by Verdi. This morning the
numbers will be an organ solo preluue
pray for the Peace of Jerusalem, by
Knox, and communion service.
The special music at Mount Vernon
Place NJ. F. Church South last Sunday
morning was furnished by quartet
composed of Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heart
sill, soprano; Mrs. David II. ktnchloe.
contralto; DR.. Clifton p: Clark, tenor,
and Francis P. Heartsill, bass. Miss
Marie G. Humphreys presided at the
organ, as usual
Mrs Ruby Stahl has been engaged as
soprano solofst and choir director at
Waugh Methodist Church. and will as
sumo her new duties today. She Will
he heard this morning at the onertory
in Fear Not Ye, o Isarel." by Dudley
Buck.
Mrs Franklin T Howe entertained
at an informal musical recently in
honor of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
clinton Baxley of Alliance. Ohio. Those
contributing to the program were MISS
Marie McCourt. pianist; Miss Mona
:Tellman, pianist; Miss Mary Helen
Howe. soprano. and Jerome Williams.
pianist. Mrs. Baxley is member OF
the Music Club of her home ely, and
prominant in local musical affairs.
The vested choir OF PetWOrtn Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, under the direc-
tion of Dwight S. Church, with Mrs. }.
NJ sylvester at the organ, Will render
this morning the following numbers:
organ solos. Moderate in D., by
Smart. for prelude. and The March to
calvary" from "The Redemption" by
Gounod; anthems. 20 Worship the
King" by Nichols. and "Sanctus." by
Gounod Evening. solos, organ "orer.
torie," by Hall, and Triumphal
March" by Buck: anthem, Mighty
Jehovah" by Bellini, with solo part by
n. l., buckingham, and offertory solo.
The Publican" by Van De Water.
sung by Mrs John II. Paine.
There was we'll attended meeting
of the newly organized Community
Rand in the Franklin School building
Friday night. this being the fourth
rehearsal. which is under the leader
shin of r. r. Strattan- About forty
members of the band turned out at
last meeting. and during a short In
Permission there were addresses by
Miss Cecil B. Norton and Ernest l..
Thurston, superintendent of schools.
Mr.. Strattan congratulated the band
on the enthusiasm with which its work
was being carried on. proof OF It's en-
thusiasm, he stated. being positively
of the prominent organized bodies Of
the city had earnestly endeavored to
have the band identify itself solely
with them. When introducing Miss
Norton, however, he stated that 1T had
been definitely determined that the
band would identify itself with the
community settlement. Miss Norton