Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
MUSICAL MENTION.

MENTION. \.
Bloch. This was the second play given
by the Drama League this season.
At Hamline Methodist Church this
morning the music, directed by Miss
Edith B: Athey organist, will insiu he
Me- elSaa sou Quartet % Holy Jesus
by Flotow; offertory quartet, 80 Sing
Unto the Lord" by Alzamora; organ
solo. "Marche Triumphale." BY Gal
laerts. Evening, organ prelude. aA...
* 1s ses es.'i Issd ~ sesss
Frey; ofrertory quartet, "How Shall We
Praise Thee" by Holden, Miss Marian
Greene. Mrs. John Humphrey. Clarence
Lewis and Fred schaeffer; organ post
lude, Festival March," by HUM.
At the Mount Pleasant Congregation
al Church this morning the offertory
and Let Us Reason Together" by
Wareing, sung by Mrs. A. L. Haycock.
soprano; Miss Josephine Mack. contral-
to; Charles D. Church, tenor. and James
8. Hicks. bass, and among the s other
Claude Robeson. choir director; SO.
prano solo. 80 Blessed Savior. God OF
Love" by Panoska, and j.. p ossn;as
service the work Of the solo quartet
will be supplemented by the Mount
Pleasant chorus. the numbers being an
organ prelude. Lullaby" by LemaEs;
a rnought." by Sn ambre wss1 sung BY the
Mount Iieasant Chorus; quartet, "Art
Thou Weary" by Schneider. and post
lude, "Offertoire in A Flat Major" by
Read.
Mrs. R H. Dalgleish will entertain
Wednesday evening at a musical at her
residence studio. The program will be
given by Miss Lydia Bigelow. soprano;
Mrs. Milton c. White. contralto. with
Mrs Sue Burrows Jennings at the plano.
At a recent D. A. R. meeting at the
home of Mrs. Moncure Binke Mrs
Florence Howard. soprano: Miss Mary
Jacobs. contralto. with Mrs. Edmund
Barry. accompanist. supplied the must
cal portions Of the program. giving
the soprano solos, when the Heart Is
Young" by Buck: two little Irish songs
by Lohr. Joan of Arc" one OF the
present war songs: duets. Calm as the
Night" by Goetz. and 20 That We Two
Were Maying." by Nevin; contra1to
solos. Loves Rhapsody" by D'Harde-
lot, and "Annie Laurie" old Scotch.
Mrs. Henry White. director of the
Church of the Incarnation. has ar
ranged the following program for the
service this morning: Te Deum." by
Dudley Buck. with incidental solos by
Rich. sopranos; Ruth Pope. contralto;
Q. E. Werlein. baritone. and ]. Hoff-
mann. bass; offertory anthem, 1.-THE
Lord Is My Shepherd" by Smart; So
prano solos and chorus. Emelie Mar
garet White. at the organ. will play
20 "a Of 10 hu
prelude, and for postlude, March"
from Judas Maccabeus." by Haendel.
Paul Hines. tenor: Helene woytych.
nings. accompanist. will give the re-
cital for the blind at the Library of
Congress Tuesday evening. These at
fairs while given primarily for the
blind, for whom a certain number OF
seats is always reserved. are also open
to the public as far as the capacity of
the reading room will permit.
At the West Street Presbyterian
Church the choir, under direction of the
render today the following numbers:
Morning. anthems. Consider and Hear
Me-" by Pfeuger. and Il Will Extol
Thee" by Klein. Evening. tie Deum.
by Kotschmer; Now the Day Is over,u
Mass" by Mozart. The solos will be
sustained by Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, So
prano; Mrs. Helen Macleod Gift. con-
tralto; Henry H. Lorleberg, tenor, and
s. Theodore Howard. bass.
Miss Marie Campbell Mccourt. pianist.
gave the first OF series of piano re-
citals Friday evening at the White
croft Piano School. Miss McCourt
tory remarks and rendered the follow
ing program: Fantasia in D Minor
by Mozart: Sonata in Major" by
Schubert; "Berceuse" and Fantasia
Impromptu.' both by Chopin: Tempo
Wings Of Song" by Mendeissohn-
Lisxt and "Liebeswalzer." by Mosz-
kowski.
Miss Louise Wood will sing the Incl
dental contralto solo this morning in
the choir anthem. 20 Rest in the Lord"
by Charles Morse. at the Westminster
Memorial Presbyterian Church. and
the new patriotic song. THE Story of
Old Glory. the Flag We Love-" by Err
nest Ball. Last Sunday Mrs. Neville D.
Miller gave the contralto solo. Unto
the Hills" by Bartlett. and double
quartet of mems voices rendered the
offertory, Just Outside the Door," by
Acker. with Mrs. Frank Byram at the
organ.
Arthur Whitcomb, cornetist of the
United States Marine Band. will be a
soloist at this evenings service of the
Church of the Covenant and will play
The Souls Appeal" written by Ar
thur Tregina, prominent among Wash
ington composers and also member
of the Marine Band. MIR. Whitcomb
will play also The Lost Chord" by
Sullivan. and the remaining numbers
by the double quartet and chorus will
include the organ prelude. "Ofertoire
in Flat Major" by Dubois; anthems.
Come Unto Me-" by Gounod, and
"watchman. What of the Night?' by
Rerge, with incidental bass solo by
Fred East; organ solo, "Postlude." by
will be by the triple quartet. both
services being under direction Of sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey
Murray at the organ, and this after
Moons selections will include the an
them. THE Lord Is My Strength" by
Rogers; soprano solo. Sweet Home,
craig: anthem. Yea' Though s' Ma1a
Through the Valley OF the Shadow of
Death" by Stevenson: incidental So
prano solo. Miss Mary Jacobs. 80 Para
disc" by Geibel: incidental tenor and
bass solos. Richard p. Backing and
Wheeler Wilson.
Oliver H. Smith. the young tenor who
the service of the government, has
been engaged as tenor soloist of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
and will sing with the quartet today.
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