Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-10

afternoon there viii be q community
sing" at $3.50 o'clock instead Of the
regular afternoon service: In addf-
ton to the community singing the
double quartet of the church will rem
der the following selections: Anthem.
by the, Waters of Babylon" by
Stoughton: incidental contralto and
tenor solos. Miss Mary Jacobs and
Not re. o Israel" by Buck. Fred
East; anthems. 'Hark, Hark. My
SOUL" by West: incidental solos. Miss
Meta Craig and Miss Jacobs; "Tarry
With Me. o Ny Saviour" incidental
Of the church. now numbering 140
voices. will sing for the first time this
season. giving its 10th special must
cal service. under direction of Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey Muir
lows: Organ prelude. "cujus Amman"
by Rossini: anthem. softly Now the
Light of Day" by Geibel; incidental
duet. Mrs. Jewel Downs and Miss
Jacobs; baritone solo ''It Is Enough"
wheeler Wilson; anthems. "Dear
Spirit, Lead Me-" by Austin; incidental
solo, Mr.. East: Lovely appear" from
The Redemption" by Gounod;, incl
dental soprano solo. Miss Craig;
Glorious 1s Thy Name" by Mozart;
gan postlude. 'Marche Pontificale,
by Lemmene. .
Mrs. c. H. Dickson, newcomer from
Portland, Ore, has been engaged as
organist Of Calvary Me- Church and
liberty choir" of women's voices. di-
rected by Mrs. Hazel Bachschmid, so
prano soloist. having been delayed in
its rehearsals by the epidemic. will
not furnish the music at the services
before next Sunday.
The double quartet choir of Rock
Creek Episcopal Church Gold St.
Paul's). has commenced the season
with practically the same personnel
as last year, including the organist
and director, William Hume Taylor.
The one exception is that George P.
Hales will sing in place of J. l..
Mitchell, tenor, recently resigned. In
oluded in this mornings program
will be 'Te Deum." by Stainer, "Ju-
bilate." by Holden and offertory an
them. Peace Leave With You," by
Roberts.
Mrs. Culbertson, wife of William
c. Culbertson of the tariff commits
sion. has been engaged as soprano
soloist and musical director of the
| Miss Margaret Ella Allen, contralto
of the afternoon and evening choirs
Of the Church of the Covenant, will
sing at the morning service with
Mrs. Culbertson.
| the Church of the Covenant. will
| give a song recital tomorrow even
| ing at the Georgetown Visitation
Convent, where she is in charge OF
the vocal department. Miss Con-
| stance Harnden, of the piano depart
1 x fH4
! gram.
! At Gunton-T Temple Presbyterian
Church this morning, the triple quar-
tet, directed by John G. Klein. yiil
give the first preliminary program
tober. Beginning at 1o:45 o'clock. the
numbers will include the anthems
| abide With Me-" by Barnby. Incl
dental solos, Miss Gay, Mr.. Ives and
| Fred East; Dreams of Gallilee," by
by Briggs, Miss Langly; bass solo,
'The Lord Is My Light" by Allitsen.
| Mr.. East. Mrs. Klein will be at the
organ.
The Wheel Club was entertained
| Thursday by Mrs. B. J. Price. 1882 LIST
street. Roll call responses included
| the reading of letters from boys "over
there" stories and bits of poetry. The
financial report was gratifying and
| nounced nearly finished.
Diversion was afforded by the read
ing aloud of several humorous chap
! tiers of a book. The hostess served
| refreshments.
Col. james Mccall Chapter, d. A. r..
met Monday evening at the home of
| the regent, Mrs. Anna S. Hamilton,
| 1900 K st.
1t was recommended by the regent
| that, the members read the report of
| tuition, which gives complete roster
| of the revolutionary soldiers in serv-
| ice at the close of the war.
The regent also called attention to
the remembrance book Of the society.
| containing obituary notices received
| since January 1, 1918, arranged &C
| cordfng to states and chapters, also
q list of deceased members whose
| names have been reported to the ma
| tional board Of management since De-
Attention was called to a pubftca ton
| on how to become a member OF the
! society.
| Two letters were read from the
| mother of the war orphan adopted by
! the chapter. expressing gratitude. A
| rift was sent to the twin brothers of
| the adopted child.
A letter was read from Miss Hilda
Fletcher in regard to the work per-
| formed by the chapter.
Mrs. Meacham sent regrets at not
being able to attend, and an invita-
! ton to meet with her in December
| Mrs. Gray also sent regrets and an
| invitation to meet at her home.
Piss Ross announced that her
| mother would join the chapter in the
| near future.
The Anthony League met Thursday
| evening at the home of the
! president, Mrs. Anna E. Hendley,
2O07 Columbia road. There was a
gratifying attendance Of members and
| friends. Several names were added to
I the membership roll. Mrs. Frances c.
Axtell. chairman of the federal en-
ployes' compensation committee, spoke
Of her experiences both in state and
national work. She introduced Mrs.
John TrumbeIl. chairman of the legisla-
| tive committee Of the Federation OF
Women's Club Of the State Of Washing
| ton, who talked most entertainingly OF
her work in that capacity with the
! legislature Of her state since the women
have been voting. Mrs. w. o. Wade
| from Los Angeles, Cal. gave a talk on
Health and Education"
The war service committee met as