Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-03

ell Mason; anthem, "Jubilate Deo," by
banks; at the communion service.
! Sanctus," by Price. and Gloria" by
Buck. Evening-Procession stand
Up for JESUS" by Webb; anthem, Our
Light and Salvation" by Judson; Of
!! fertory, quartet, Lead Us, o Father"
by Spross. The quartet consists of
Misses Lura ]. Campbell, soprano. and
Emma Bowen, contralto; Lieut.. G. B.
Christy. tenor and Walter NJ Nc
Luckie, bass.
Next Sunday evening the Petworth
Orchestra, directed by Mr.. Church.
| will give it's first monthly musical
service, with Miss Campbell as the
vocal soloist.
DR.. William Stansfeld organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
tional Church, desires to increase the
chorus. now numbering eighty-five
voices, to one hundred members. so
any one with a good voice, either
with or without experience, is cor
any Of the Saturday evening rehear-
sails. Miss Berenice Thayer will as
sist at the organ at both morning and
evening service. the program being as
follows: Morning, prelude for organ
on Bach's First Prelude'D. by Gou-
! nod; anthem. Lovely Appear" from
The Redemption" by Gounod; offer
| tory quartet, My Faith Looks up to
| Thee" by Schneider; postlude. or
The Holy City" by Gaul Evening,
1880 O'Clock. organ prelude. 'Marche
Pontificale." from First Symphony"
by Widor; organ and piano, Ave
Maria" by Rach-Gounod; chorus, "a
Song of Liberty" by Beach; organ
them. Blessed Are They That Dwell
in Thy House." by Tours; offertory
quartet, organ postlude. first move
ment from First Sonata" by Men,
delSsohn.
Mrs. Da1gleish, president of the
Rubinstein Club, has called a board
| meeting for Wednesday evening, and
take place the Wednesday following
at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce on 18th street. Newcomers de-
string to join the membership should
apply to Mrs. Bessie Birch Haycock,
chairman of the examining commit
tee, of Dumbarton avenue
AT the Church of the Ascension this
morning the chorus choir will sing
the professional, Holy, Holy, Lord
God Almighty; litany hymn, by the
children. with. solo by Maud Mickle;
Came Down From Heaven" by Hall:
incidental solos, Miss DUNCAN and
Mr.. Middleton. and quartet, Miss
Boardman, Miss Hirtler. Mr.. White
and Capt Vaudeville. communion an
them. Come Unto Me-" by Chandler;
! incidental solo, Charlotte Hatton;
| Nunc Dimittis, by Shipper, solo
! Miss Helen Jaeger; occasional, For
All the Saints" This evening at s
O'Clock, a double quartet, consisting
| of Misses DUNCAN, Moon, Hirtie and
| Wood. and Messrs. C. c. White. E. c.
| Patrick, Middleton and Capt. Mande-
+, willie, will sing the offertory anthem,
Just AS l AM" by Wheaton. and
| Nunc Dimittis, by, Shipper, with Miss
| Elena Hall at the origin
Ernest Lent, violoncelIist, supported
at the piano by Mrs. Adele Robinson
| Bush, gave the first of a series of re-
citals last Sunday evening at the
| dial appreciation from the guests and
a few outside visitors who made up
| the audience. Mr. Lent's facility on
the cello is too we'll known to need
Introduce him as a violin soloist also.
| His selections on the latter inStru-
| ment were Bohm's Northern Saga"
| and "Polonaise," From the Land of
the sky,Blue Water" and Indian
by Granados: Meditation" by Mas
| senet: Souvenir" by Drdla; Love
Song. by Ferrata, and Souvenir de
! WlenlaWSk1, and, on the cello, Ro-
nance Sans Paroles" by Van Goens;
lie Cygne." by Saint-Saens; "Andante
Cantabile," by Golterman; Noe
| turne." by Chopin. and "Gavotte," by
Pepper.
Mrs. Marguerite Allen Ross has re-
| turned to Washington and will resume
her work today 1t ST. Andrews Epis-
copal Church. her husband, George
Ross, tenor, having been transferred
here from his work Phi1a da1 10
The quartet of the First Baptist
Church. consisting of Mrs. Florence
/ Howard. soprano and director; Miss
Marie Culp, contralto substituting
! for Miss Jacobs); Henry Kruger.
tenor. and Harry Helwig. bass. with
| Mrs. Edmund Barry again at the or
gan. will sing this morning the an
! them, 20 Pray for the Peace of Je-
rusalem," by Knox. and at the Offer
Rest in the Lord" from Elijah by
| MendelSsohn.
The first of the lecture recitals by
Nicholas Douty. under the auspices of
the Washington Society of Fine Arts,
| will take place tomorrow evening in
the auditorium of Central High
! School. The series will be on The
Opera" and the opening lecture will
consider The Opera Before Verdi
and Wagner"
lie Cerele dOpera Comique, an or
ganization for the presentation Of
musical compositions in the French
language. will hold it's next rehearsal
Wednesday evening: through the
rooms: The first performance will
be given in January, when Les
Cloches de Corneville" will be pre-
scented at Central High School for the
benefit of the American Red Cross.
Further information may be obtained
by applying to the secretary, Mile.
Limoges.
The principal parts will be sustained
by members of the French high COM
| mission and allied legations, and more
| members are needed for the chorus.
The officers and committees of the or
ganization are as follows: Officers
Henry White. president: Nine de
Blanpre, vice president: Mile. L.. L. NJ
Limoges. secretary; Rene Samson.
Jules Thone. regisseur. Business com
mittee-Mlle. l.. L. NJ. Limoges. Mile.
Louise D'Aspe. Mrs. S. Hunt, Miss d.
hampton and T. Arthor Smith Mus
sic committee-Paul Bleyden. o. T.
Simon, Mrs. FRANCESCA K. Lawson and
Mrs. Josef Kaspar. Membership com
| mittee-Mme. Boury. H P. Hoover,
Mrs. Frank Byram. Miss Florence r.
Keene. Mile. Marie Becker, Miss Ber-
nice D. Randall and Mile. Marcelle
I Delattre.
Miss Freda Hauf. Earl Carbauh, J.
Lewis Moneyway, Mrs. Bernheimer
and Mrs. Combs of Company H of the
| War Camp Community Service, assist
ed by Miss Ruby Raymond. Miss
! StuntZ. Mrs. w. S. Cline and Yeomen
| Chiurgo and Squires gave the weekly
| vaudeville program at BeIvoir on
Wednesday night. Miss Hauf in her