Evening star., 1918-09-15
MUSICAL MENTION

offertory quartet, Forever With the
] Eretse efa.ioso. eo.GS; By Hoiiins. Ioi Evening.
organ voluntary. "Prelude. c Sharp
AND the q Glory .aasnI@a of the Iord. By Ham
del; o6ertory quartet. In Heavenly
Love Abiding" by Holden: postlude.
Miss Eta Schmid left Wednesday
with q family party for q motor trip.
which will take in Atlantic City. Bos-
ton, Breton woods. in the White
mountains the shores of the great
has been the accompanist at the COM
munity meetings Sunday afternoons
at Central High School and Miss Alice
Burbage, who has just returned from
Deer Park, will play for the next Two
Sundays.
The choir of the Church of the In
! carnation. under direction OF Mrs.
Henry White, with Emelie Margaret
White at the organ. will reassemle
this morning. when the musical por-
tons Of the service will include TIE .s
Crotch, and offertory. soprano 500,
I'm the Secret of His Presence" by
Stebbins, Miss Alice Jones.
Mrs. Huron Lawson has returned
from a successful concert triI, to chau-
tauqua centers throughout the south.
Mrs. w. S. Cline. wife Of Lieut..
Cline of the Signal Corps. was the
soprano soloist at the All-StAtes' Club
Covenant Tuesday evening. A part
of her program consisted of some
French songs, recently sent to her by
Mr.. Cline. which were particularly
well received. Miss Lois Stuntz acted
as accompanist.
Anton Kaspar contributed Tuesday
| evening to the program for the SOL
diers at Camp Leach, playing the OBJ
ligato' to Gounod's ave Maria, !"
which was sung by Nine. Tanaka
Miura, in addition to giving several
solo numbers.
At the Church of the Ascension. this
morning the music. directed by Miss
Elena Hall, organist, will include '"Te
anthem, % Worship the King" by
Hall: incidental solo, Miss Ruth
Lushhorn; before the evening serv-
ice, violin selections by Miss Bland
Boardman; "Magnificat," and anthem.
~Gome to Our Hearts I1,a and Abide Mid by
| ton, Miss Bickers, Mr.. Patrick and
Capt. Vaudeville.
A short musical program was a
Pleasant e1sanr oe Of t5h the
Street Heights Citizens Association,
held at the home of c. F. stuhler.
Mrs. James Kerr sang "Jean," by
Burleigh; "a Dream" by Bartlett.
and and " The M,rv,i5 Wind Song" by Rogers; s.
songs. "Auld Daddy Darkness and
"Cuddle Doon," by Homer, also "Old
Watt and the Rabbits" by Homer,
and Boat Song" by Ware; Selbie
Grove played Rocked in the Cradle
Tramp s peep en the hed clarinet and nda%P MP:
Stuhler gave the piano solos. pre-
lude," by Rachmanlnoff, and "Ro-
NANCE" by Sibelius.
recitals preceding the Epiphany
Church service and this evening will
be assisted by Mrs. Norman Fisher,
soprano, Of Richmond. Va. and Ar
thur Frasik, violinist. Of Chicago. Mrs.
Fisher will sing Like AS the Heart
will contribute "Cavatina." by Raff
Mrs. Myra McCathran Marks, So
prano soloist of St. Margaret's Epis-
copal Church, has been re-engaged
and resumed her work there for the
Marks and her husband. Nell Marks,
contributed to the musical activities
of Washington Grove, Nd, where
they spent their week ends with her
parents.
The program for the husic at the
morning services today at Rock Creek
Episcopal Church Gold St. Paurs) will
embrace 'Te Deum." by Buck; "Jubi-
late by Frey. and the offertory
anthem, "Sing Alleluiah Forth" by
Buck. These numbers will be rem
dered by the double quartet choir,
under direction of William Hulme
Taylor. organist.
Mrs. Beulah Harper punwoody has
returned from her summer outing,
part of which was spent at James
town, r. T.. and will sing this morn
| ing at Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church. where she has been engaged
! for the season.