Evening star., 1918-06-30

The music by the sanctuary choir
of st. Paurs Catholic Church. under
direction Of Harry T. Hall, organist.
will be one Of the interesting fea-
lures Of the golden Jubilee services
Of Mgr. Mackin at the solemn high
mass Tuesday morning. The inoi-
dental solos will be sustained By
Master Andrew Gentry and Messrs.
Lawrence J. Mills, Rutherford J.
Dooley and Arthur A. Moore. the Sc
lections including the professional
hymn. 'Tu es Vas Elections" by
Young: 'Introitus." by F'alsi Bor-
done: 'Kyrie Eleison." from Mass
in c." by Rheinberger; Gloria" from
'Messe Solennelle." by Gounod;
Gradual" and "credo." plain chant
and Falsi Bordone; "Orertorium."
plain chant: motet. 'Hosanna." by
Granier; "Sanctus" and "Benedictus."
from "Messe solennelle," by Gounod;
"Agnus DEL" by Gounod; communion.
Falsi Bordone; "Te Deum Laudamus." !"
by Casciolini; recessional hymn. BE
hold the Days." by Woodward.
8. NJ. Fabian has rendered his resig-
nation to the board of trustees as
president Of the Washington College
of Music.
The third concert in the series,
under the auspices of the Washington
Ethical Society. which took place
Saturday afternoon Of last week at
the Scottish Rite Temple. was largely
attended by officers of the Army and
Navy and their families. to whom 1t
was rendered by members Of the So
ciety. Lewis Corning Atwater pre-
sided at the organ and opened the
program by playing THE Star
sin. professor of English literature at
Columbia University. New York, read
his poem, The New Word" upon the
theme, "Tf Ye Enter, Ye Must Serve" :"
written by him upon the occasion Of
the departure OF the students Of the
for France last October. Tho major
portion Of the affair was given by the
National Quartet. composed of Elisa
beth 8. Maxwell. Lillian Chenowith.
w. E. Brathawaite and Harry M.
Eorker' ..S smong the numbers % being s,th the e
Il Hear You Calling Ne" by Mar
shall; 'The Battle Eve" by Bonheur:
Song Of the Vikings" by flaming;
Meath the stars" by Thomas; Re
cessional," by Kipling-De Koven, and
group Of camp songs.
Claude Robson, who left Thursday to
go into training for military service,
brought his season to a close by pre-
senting a class Of pupils in a recital at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. Tho young pianists were as
sisted by Miss Daisy Fickenscher. vio-
linist, and the quartet of the Mount
Pleasant church. consisting Of Mrs. A. l..
Haycock. Miss Josephine Mack. Charles
D. Church and Arthur Chester Gerbach,
baritone. the last named singing in place
pupils participating in the program
were Theodore Pierson, William
Ellenberger. Harvey Mansfield, Dixon
Gall. Lawrence Glover. Barrett Knock.
James Mansfield. Mary Lily Eldridge.
monds, Kathryn Dowling. Esther
!Goodpasture, Beatrice Miller and
Frances Sullivan.
At the Mount Pleasant congrega-
tiona, Church this morning the music
'1dy1le." by Merkel. MISS H Edna s'sdf. Woif.
solo. "The Publican" by van dc
Water. Chas. D. Church; oneertory
quartet. God Is a Spirit::" organ solo,
"Postlude." by Merkel.
Mrs. w. s. Cline, wife of Lieut..
Cline of the Signal Corps, is filing
the post OF camp godmother" for
Camps Accotink and Belvoir during
Mrs. Htght's absence this summer.
Mrs. Cline appears on the program at
both camps each week, often giving
operatic selections at the request Of
the mon. She has made particular
efforts to discover the musicians at
the camps and. wherever possible. to
get their assistance in her songs,
Mrs. Cline and Mr.. Thosne. violinst.
were heard Tuesday evening at Ac-
violin obligato. among them Masse-
nets "Elegie." and Ho1mann's "Chan-
son d'Amour."
The final musical service or the sea.
son at st. Paurs Lutheran Church will
Pe given this evening by the quartet.
prano; Mrs: Julian Brylawski. contral-
To-; Roy Glider, tenor, and Milton c.
White. bass. with Mrs William Ham
ilton Bayly, organist and director,
Assisted by Meyer Davis, violinist, the
loliowing program will be rendered:
csss. organ pTeiude. "Cantiiena," by Mar
solo. Like AS the Hart" BY Harker:
quartet. Fear Yet Not, o Israel" by
spicker; bass solo, "A Prayers ~
Lieurance; quartet, my Faith Looks
Up to Thee" with incidental soprano
solo and violin obligato, by schnecker:
organ offertory. Alteration" by Gaul:
contralto solo, 20 Divine Redeemer. :"
with violin obligato, by Gounod: ::
postlude, Pilgrims Chorus" from
'Tannhauser." This will be the last
musical service under Mrs. Bayly's d.
rectton. as she has decided not to re-
new her engagement in the fall. ow.
ing to her many other duties and "a
sponsibilities.
Successful events Of the week Of in
terest to the younger CONTINGENT must
include the recital given Friday even-
Ing at Studio Hall. at which John a.
Klein presented his class Of pupils in
q well chosen program Of songs. Mrs
Klein presided at the plano and
among the numbers were Look Down
Dear Eyes" by Fisher. Janet N. wyn,
koop: Dear Love, Remember Me-" by
Marshall. Miss G. e. Loomis; "Gray
Days" by johnson, Frank L. Deppert:
rAt Dawning., by cadmen, Anna NJ.
Higham: Birth Of Morn" by Leont,
Agness F. Cruickshanks; 'The Horn"
by Flegier, ]. P. Redeker: "Nightin.
gales Song" by Nevin. Eda Wilson;
Time's Roses" by Barry, Edna Burk-
holder; Evening Love Song" BY Chip
man. william Ivfe; Song Of the Soul"
by Brefl. Della Clark. "1rhe Wars AZ