Evening star., 1918-11-17
MUSICAL MENTION

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Reynolds; offertory, duet for soprano
and alto. Nearer, MY God. to Thee"
by Galbraith; organ solo. piece He
roique." by Webbe. Evening. organ
solos, Prelude" by Hollins. AT Even
| Ing" by Kinder. and patriotic airs;
quartet. "Filled with Thee" by Mar
| tin: offertory, quartet, Fear Not Ye,
o Israel" by Speaker; postlude, '"Tri-
umph Song" by Diggle.
| The Camp Service Quartet has re-
of Miss Mary A. Cryder. The quartet
consists Of Mrs. w. S. Cline, first So
prano; Mrs. Florence Pizzini, second
. soprano: Miss Marie de V. Knap, first
contralto. and Miss Anne Tuohy, Sec
ond contralto, with Miss Marie Han
sen. accompanist.
Music at the Church of the Ascen-
sion today, directed by Miss Elena
Hall. will include, this morning, pro-
cessional. Glorious Things of Thee
Are Spoken "Te Deum,' by Tours:
Dunagan; "Jubilate," by Schneider;
incidental solo, Miss Boardman; chill
dren's hymn, Savior, Like a Shep-
herd Lead U.s." solos, Annette Bennett
and Dorothy Smith; offertory anthem,
'Hark, Hark. My Soul" by Shelley:
kirtler; occasional, Filing Out the
Banner" Evening. professional, 'The
Church's One Foundatioi.' = nc
Dimitis," by Simper; offertory anthem,
When God of Old Came Down from
aeayen;n lasas n. BY r. v. Hall; incidental
Over"
The Washington Community Orches-
ira, DR.. Hamlin Cogswell, conductor,
will hold the first of this seasons re-
hearsals Tuesday evening at the Will
son Normal School. Any one playing
an orchestral instrument desirous of
the pleasure and educational advan-
tages of ensemble practice should ap-
ply to the conductor at the school.
Last Sunday evening the choir of
Hamline NJ 2. Church was assisted
by Privates Frank Mellor, tenor, and
| Happy jack Lambert, bass, both
stationed at present at Camp Hum
! phreys. Mr.. Mellor sang the solo and
obllgato in the anthem, seek Ye the
! Lord by Roberts, and two numbers,
Fear Ye Not. Israeli by Buck. and
Little Mother O. Mime by Burleigh.
Before going into the Army Mr.. Mel
lor was soloist at the Tomkins Ave-
nue. Congregational Church in New
York city. Mr.. Lambert, who is also
from New York and has done much
concert work in the vicinity of the
metropolis, gave the ever-popular
.Roaary," by Nevin, both singers
making an excellent impression.
| Miss Eta Fl. Schmid. who was seri-
ously i'll for two months recently at
the home of her brother in Canton,
Ohio, has entirely recovered and will
resume her duties as accompanist at
the community singing this afternoon
at Central High School. Miss Schmid
again took part in camp activities last
week, her playing Friday evening at
Walter Reed Hospital completing her
l64th appearance on camp programs.
| At the First Congregational Church
today the music directed by DR.. Stans-
! field will include this morning the
organ prelude, "Cujus Amman by
Rossini: anthem, God Hath Appointed
! a Day." by Tours; offertory. Come.
Weary Pilgrims" by Tozer: incidental
tenor solo, Herbert F. Aldridge. Even
ing, 1880 o'clock, organ voluntar:es,
"Andante." by Batiste; anthem. "A
Song of the Night" by Batiste; Incl
dental soprano and bass solos. Mrs. B.
II. Smart and j. Waiter Humphrey Al
them, Great and slarvslous,' By far
| from THE Messiah" by Handel; o, gan
solo, March, from Fifth Symphony,
by Beethoven.
The quartet of Calvary Baptist
Church. consisting of Mrs. Mabel Rob
ertS Miller, soprano; Mrs. William r.
Reed. contralto; Richard P. Backing,
tenor, and I. A. Donaldson, bass. will
give service of sacred song this
evening beginning at s O'Clock. The
program will include four anthems and
solos by members of the quartet, and
| Louis A. Potter, jr.. organist and direc-
tor. will play for prelude an organ ar
rangement of "Adagio, from the
Third Violin Sonata, by Brahms. and
for postlude, "Nuptial March," by Gull
mant.
| Elsie Carleton Small soprano, who
has just recovered from a severe at
tack of influenza, will be the assist
tlon Church, when she will be heard
| at the offertory in "How Lovely Are
choir. under the direction of Mrs.
White. will sing "Te Deum in B Flat
Major by Custance. and "Benedic-
tus," by Barnby. Emile Margaret
| White. a t the organ. will play for
the opening voluntary "Pastorale in
I G Major" by AdIam, and for post
lude The Heavens Are Telling"
| from Inc Creatlon. ny Haydn.
I A patriotic thanksgiving service
| will be given this evening at the
| Church of the Covenant the musical
portions of the service being rem
| dered by the chorus choir. now num-
bering 140 voices, with double quar-
tet of soloists, directed by Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey MUIR
| ray at the organ. The anthems in
clude Filing Wide the Gates" from
The Crucifixion," by Stainer; "Glo-
rious Is Thy Name" from Mozarts
| Twelfth Mass; unfold, Ye Portals"
from ''The Redemption" by Gounod,
and "Halle1ujah Chorus" from The
Messiah by Handel Mr.. Murray
will play, for prelude, "Andante," by
| Peace, and for postlude Festival" by