Evening star., 1917-11-04
MUSICAL MENTION.

MENTION.
unanimous Endorsement Of the Takoma
Park Citizens Association. vote Of
thanks was extended to DR.. CogsWell Tor
the assistance he had rendered In con-
nect1on with the initial event. The In
terror of the church was decorated with
American flags and autumn leaves. The
ohcers of the Takoma Park Association
and those interested in the movement
the affair. The November meeting will
include a special program appropriate
! to the occasion.
Today is observed as "A1l Souls
day" at All Souls Unitarian Church
and appropriate music has been ar
ranged for the service by Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann, bass soloist and
precentor, and Lewis Corning Atwa-
follows: Organ solo. Prelude" by
kistler; bass solo. Fear Not Ye. o
israel by Buck; offertory, organ solo.
Andantino, by Lemare; vocal solo.
"Litany for All Souls Day." by
Schubert; organ postlude, VISION" by
RlTeinberger.
Mrs. John Humphrey, contralto, will
be the offertory soloist this morning
at Hamline NJ. E. Church. when she
Mendelssohn. The music, under direc-
tton of Miss Edith A. Athey. organist,
viii also include the prelude, An
dante" by Page; anthem. Hear Our
Prayer" by salome-Loud; organ post
lude. "Marche solennelle," by Gounod.
Evening-orsan prelude, Melody by
Whiting. anthem, Holy, Holy, Lord
God Almighty" by Hall; otfertory,
tenor solo, Clarence Lewis; organ post
lude. Festival March," by Rogers.
The usual monthly musical service of
st. Paul's Lutheran Church. deferred
from last Sunday. viii take place this
evening under direction of Mrs. Will
liam Hamilton Bayly. The quartet, con-
Sisting OF Mrs. Bertha Hansen Colts
man, soprano, Mrs. Julian Brylawski,
contralto. Roy Glider, tenor, and Mil
ton C. White, bass, will render the fol-
Earth Remaineth." by Maunder; Fear
Not, o Israel. by Spicker. Dreams of
Galilee,55 by Morrison; duet for soprano
and tenor. Art Thou Weary?' by
Hosmer; tenor solo. 20 Love That Will
solos. "Evensong," by Westbrooke,
Contemplation, by Gaul, and March
Triumphal." by keclius. Following the
service there will be a social hour in
the rooms below the church auditorium
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Edwin Hughes. formerly of Washing
ton, who has made a success as a con-
cert pianist. both in Europe, before
the war and more recently In this coun-
try. presented a unique Chopin pro-
gram at his New York recital last week.
when he played the composers three
great master works, the Sonata In B
-Fantasie in Minor" besides a group
of rlaZurkaS
The choir of the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church will hold the first
of this seasons musical services this
evening. presenting the cantata Ruth"
by Alfred R. Gaul. The quartet COM
posed of Mrs. Agnes Rode, soprano; Miss
Nellie Moran. contralto: Adolph Werner.
tenor, and Edwin Callow, bass. under di-
rection Of Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith.
organist, viii be assisted by Mrs. Callow.
soprano; Miss Marian Mccoy. coRtra1to:
j. Berkeley. tenor and William Cla-
baugh bass. Mr.. Werner will sing My
Hope Is in the Everlasting." from Stain
er's daughter of Jairus" at the Offer
tory. The service Will take the place of
the regular service and will commence
at 7:45 o'clock. For the morning service
Mrs Smith has arranged to have the
organ prelude, "Agnus Del" adapted by
Dunham from "st. Cecilia Mass" by
Gounod. anthem, Fear Ye Not, O Is
rael.' by Lansing: response, Lead Us.
20 Father" by Dressler; offertory,
"sanctus," from "st Cecilia Mass" by
Gounod; postlude, from Suite in A." by
Paine.
The Rebew Orchestra Fl. w Weber.
conductor will give it's November public
ture room of the Keller Memorial
Church Mrs. W. w Deal, soprano. and
Frank Goebel, tenor, will he the assist
Ing soloists.
r. Woodland Gates. tenor, substituted
last Sunday at Central Presbyterian
Church for Earl Carbauh. who was suf-
fering from g. cold. Mr.. Carbauh will be
in his place, again today and will sing
this morning Like as a Hart Desreth."
by Allitsen and this evening Lead Me
All the Way" by Briggs. with Mrs
Wilbur as usual. at the organ.
At choral evensong at Trinity p E.
Church this afternoon. commencing at 4
o'clock, the choir directed by McHenry
McChord. will sing the professional.
"Hark, the Sound of Holy Voices by
Storer; "Magnificat" and Nunc Di,nit-
tbs. by Glare: offertory, duet, for tenor
and bass. "Watchman. What of the
Night?" Walter Sorrel1 and Ambrose
Durlsin; Saviour. Breathe an Evening
Blessing" by Mark. occasional. Re
joice, Ye Pure in Heart" by Messinter
Miss Kathryn Riggs. harpist, has re-
turned from Richmond, where she gave
a recital before the Woman's Club.
Among her numbers were several com
positions by Hasselman. "Marionettes, !"
by Tedeschi: '-Schoen Erinnering' by
Hahn and wooden Shoe Dance" by
Rogers.
At st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. today the musical portion
of the services under the direction of
Samuel A Leech, organfst and choir
master. will consist of the following
selections: "Kyrie EIeison." Gloria
Tibi," "Sanctus" and :Aenus Del" by
Lloyd: 20 How Great Is Thy Goodness, y
by Thomas Adams. with an obligato
Gloria IN Excelsis" Gold chan)
AT the evening service the musical
program will be as follows: ''Masnif1-
cat and Nunc Dimittis in A. by
Brewer; 20 Come to MY Heart Lord
Jesus" by Ambrose, with baritone solo
sustained by Charles Bright.
The National Quartet at it's concert
Monday evening, given under the aus
pices of the Y. NJ. c. A., was greeted
by an audience which crowded the
lobby to its capacity and enthusiastic
cally applauded each number. The
members. Elizabeth S. Maxwell So
prano; Lillian Chenowith, contralto;
William e. Brathawaite. tenor and
Harry NJ. Forker. bass. with Ethel Gar
rett Johnston. pianist. presented the
following program: Quartet Spirit of
Spring" by Cadman; "Millers Wooing,"
by Faning. and II Hear You Calling
Me-" by Marshall: 1.-THE Trumpeter" by
Dix, Mr.. Forker; duartets. Banjo
Song" by Homer: "Dinah," by Johns: