Evening star., 1917-01-14
MUSICAL MENTION.

Mrs. w. h. Wilson, soprano. will con
tribute a group of songs b.! Ethelber
Nevin and "a Burst of Melody" b!
Leon Seller: Mrs. John l.. Edwards ant
Mrs Harold Brooks viii sing two dn an,
choruses will include THE Bird of tn.
Wilderness" by Horsdnman; After
by Clough-Leighter, sleep of the
child Jesus" by F. \. Gavaert. II
incidental solo, and 80 Happy Sleep.
by Woodman. Miss Lucy Brickensteir
VIII be at the piano.
or of the Mount Pleasant Corgrega-
! tioral Church, has arranged the follow
| ing music for the services today. This
morning Mr., Robeson will play for
Quartet in D.:: by Haydn: anthem
Blessed Is He that Cometh." from
quartet. Lord, We Pray Thee to Help
Thy servants ("Agnus Del" and "Dona
! NobisD, from Imperial Mass" by
Haydn: organ postlude, Onward
| Christian Soldiers by Hay dn- West At
| the evening service the music will be
/, by the Mount Pleasant Chorus, with
solo quartet, under direction of DIR. W.
Il. Buchanan, with Mr.. Eooeson at the
organ. and among the numbers will be
the organ prelude. Tn Paradisium.' by
Dubois: anthem, Through the Day
Thy Love Hath Spared U.s." by Nay
quartet. Rock of Ages" by Shelley.
Mrs. \. L. Haycock, Miss Florence
Steffens. Charles u. Church and James
5. Hicks: organ solo. ''Postlude.' by
Cappelen.
A well performed program was given
IN the reading room for the blind at
the Library of Congress Tuesday even
I
tralto: Herman L. Hoffman,. violinist.
and Oscar Franklin eomstock. pianist
which consisted of the Griec violin and
poI peano and amhonTn IN hindi en hem
! by kreisler. and the Wieniawski Con
certo in d Minor: the vocal selections
by Miss Hartley being "A Christmas
ha Ge ~ Eppmsr pqns rlSMsr ny Sy b.
20 That We Two Were Maying." by
Nevin. and Daisies and My Little
Love-" by Hawley.
The musical portions of the services
today at the First congregational
Church. under direction OF William
Stanstield. organist. will include this
tus." by Gounod. incidental tenor solo.
Herbert +. Aldridge: offertory quartet.
One sweetly Solemn Thought" by
organ prelude. Second Sonata" by
Nsndeia9hn: NrSt a15ne% hs saFior When
incidental bass solo. J. Walter Hum
Sins BE Scarlet: organ postIude,
Fantasia on the vesper Hymn" by
Turpin.
An interesting recital was given
Saturday evening at the residence
studio of Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes. the
tations by Misses Rosemary Arnold.
Adaline Bassett. Gertrude Afisel, Ruth
Musson and Ruth Wenger. Mrs. Con-
stance Goodman. Mrs. Charles \. Nc
Helen Belt. violinist. entertained the
blind Monday evening at Epiphany Hall
vita the following program: sonata"
..Roudino by Observation-Disclosures;
Scene de Ballet" by de geriot:
''Zigennerweiser.' by Sarasate. Marie
Belt was her accompanist, and Mrs.
Dickens the reader.
The West Street Presbyterian Church
choir will be heard today in the fol-
lowing numbers. under direction Of
ing, anthems. "Lo. the Lamb of Cod"
by concone; incline Thine Ear" by
Himmel: contralto solo. by Mrs. Helen
Macleod Cliff; evening. anthems, Can
H.
dental solos. Mrs. Paul Ewing, soprano;
D. Austin Howard. tenor, and S. Theo-
dore Howard, bass: Savior, When
Night Involves the Skies" by Shelley.
bass solo, by Mr.. Howard, and chorus;
'"Te Deum' by Buck, solos by Mrs.
Ewing. Mrs. Cliff and Messrs. Howard.
Miss Bernice Randall will sing Come
Unto Me-" by cOenen. at the morning
service at Westminster Memorial Pres
byterian Church today. This evening
the service will be conducted by the
evangelistic committee of the Christian
Endeayor. Union,. who will bring as So
loists Miss Rachel FIeharty and Miss
Edna Barber Miss Barber will sing
Where Is Ny Wandering Boy To-
night?"
Miss Mabel Linton has arranged
musical program to be given at the
annual banquet of the Presbyterian
Alliance to be held at the Church of
the Covenant January Il. Adolph
Werner, tenor, will sing, accompanied
by Miss Linton at the orgcn and with
Mrs. Duff Lewis playing a violin obli-
cato. Miss Elsie Raner will also con-
tribute to the program.
Louis 3. Thompson. tenor of this
city will give a recital for the benefit
Of the Belgians at the Belvedere in
Baltimore January %, the affair TO be
under the patronage of his eminence,
Cardinal Gibbons.
The vested choir of Petworth NJ E
Church. under direction of Dwight M.
Church. with Mrs. ]. N. Sylvester at
the organ, will give the following Sc
lecti2ns at the services today: Morn
ing, organ prelude, Impronptu," by
Parker; professional. How Firm
Foundation":' anthem, Break Forth
Into JOY" by Wilson,; ofrertory solo,
Upheld" by Hosner, Thomas Mearn;
"Postlude." by whiting. Evening. or
gan prelude. "Andante." by silas: pro-
cessional. THE Homeland" by Sullivan:
Deum." by Steele; offertory solo. Teach
Me to Pray" by levitt. Mrs. Arthur j.
Richards: "Jubilate Deo," by Buck
organ postlude, Choral March," by
Buck.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw GawIer, So
prano. will sing this morning at Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian Church. Fear
Not fe. o Israel" by Dudley Buck, and
this evening. God Is Our Father" by
Briggs.
Miss Mary I. Kelly has arranged a
program from American composers to
be given Saturday evening at the Y. w.
c. A. Miss Elsie Edwards, Mrs. Ray
mond p. Dickey. Miss Christine Church
and Miss Virginia Bestof will all con-
tribute to the affair.
At the concluding services of the cen
tennial celebration at old St. Johns
Episcopal Church the choir under di-
rection Of H. II. Freeman. organist. and
assisted by Miss Meta Craig, soprano.
and Miss Harriet Harding. contralto,'
will sing this morning. Kotzschmar's