Evening star., 1918-03-24
MUSICAL MENTION.

aldson, baS-will sing '"The Seven
Last Words" by Dubois, at this even
ing's service. The quartet will be as
sisted by second quartet composed of
Mrs. Ruby E. Potter, Miss Elizabeth
Meininger G. Calvert Bowie and Frank
Haneke, and the music will be under
direction of Louis A Potter, jr.. or
ganist.
Good Friday evening at O'Clock. at
Seven Last Words" music by Haydn
and Dubois, will be sung by Mrs Dun
can L. Richmond and the chorus choir.
assisted by Charles E. Myers, John II.
holland and William H. Cossins. with
Mrs G. F. Schutt at the organ.
The cantata. 1.-The Messiah Victorius,"
by William G. Hammond. will be sung
by the choir of the First Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday evening,
under direction of William S1ansfield.
The choir of Epworth NJ. E. Church
will sing the cantata, From Olivet to
Calvary" by Maunder, Thursday even
ing at O'Clock. The solos will be
sustained by Mrs. Ruby +. Potter, so
prano of the church; Herbert F. Aid
gregational Church, and Charles Bright,
ba ritone soloist of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Georgetown. Miss " Macon
Rice will play the accompaniments and
incidental organ solos.
Members of the Y w c. A enjoyed
a real treat last Tuesday evening when
program of violin numbers was Civ
en- by William Kost. Mr.. Kost who
plays with much finish, gave delight.
by Mischa Elman: .Kujawiak." by
Wieniawski: Alteration" by Borrow
ski; Souvenir" by Drdla; Indian
Lament by Dvorak-kreisler. and
Johnston proved a sympathetic accom-
panist-. The program this Tuesday
from $50 to 700 o'clock. will be given
by Miss Lulu Mignonne McCabe:. so
prano. who will sing "carmena: by by
Lang: The Kingdom of My Heart by
Motzau; THE Night Has a Thousand
Eyes" by Bischoff. and There's
Long, Long Trial. by Elliott.
Q. E. werlein. baritone. will be the
offertory soloist at the Church Of the
Incarnation this morning. when he will
sing THE Palms" by Faure. The
choir, under direction of Mrs. Henry
son; .Renedicite,' by Clemens. and
.'Benedictus," by Handel. Emile Mar
garet White. at the organ, will play
Gloria" from Mass in f Flat Major"
The music at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregatipnal Church today. under direc-
tion of Claude Robson. organist. will
include this morning the prelude ALE
gretto % GraSioso by le aolleWay; lS sr,ss tsn9s q
Church: offertory quartet, Jerusalem"
from "Gallia.' by Gounod. and organ
postlude. Professional" by Leprovost.
The Mount Pleasant Chorus. as well as
rte
music at the 5 o'clock vesper service
and will sing 20 Love That Will Not
Let Me Co." by Peace; .'Gethsemane and
Nevfn; offertory. He Shall Judge" gu-
dica bit), from "Vesper Service" by Mil
lard, will be given by the quartet and
Mr. Robson will play for prelude Can
..Marche Religieuse." by Guilmant
THE Life Everlasting" by Matthews.
will be rendered by the choir of
Epiphany Church Tuesday evening nm
solo quartet will consist of Mrs; Hugh
Brown. Miss Richie Mclean. Walter
Sorrell and Ambrose Durkin..
Mrs Edith Mccoy White. for the past
four years contralto soloist Of the
Church of the Sacred Heart, has ten
dered her resignation, to take effect
March 81.
THE Message of the Cross" by Mac
farlane. will be sung Friday evening.
beginning at o'clock. at the Church of
the Covenant by the Triple Quartet
which usually furnishes the program
at the afternoon services. Solo parts
will be sustained by Miss Netta Craig,
Mrs. Beglah Harper Dunwoody, ~ Rich ad
Fred East. The church will be open
to the public at T:3O o'clock, no cards
of admission being required.
The lobby concert at the Y. NJ. c. A
Monday evening was given by Miss
Hilda Emanuel. Miss Hattie Klawans.
Master Durward Bowersox, Mrs. Mabel
Miss Ellen Ehlers, Miss Mary New
comb. Miss Charlotte Gibson and Paul
Hines, the numbers including the piano
duet, ''Postillion d'Amour," by Behr.
Miss Emanuel and Miss Klawans; vio-
lin solos. 'Air varie." by Dancla; The
.'Romanza," by Becker, Master Bower
sox; vocal solos. "a Gypsy Maiden ]" by
Mrs. Tucker: Wen Be Back to Dixie"
by Oates, Miss Ehlers. with the COM
poser at the piano; The Trumpeter,
by Dix, Mfr. Hines. and recitation, High
Culture in Dixie" Miss Newcomb.
AT the First Congregational Church
William Stansfeld. will be. at the
morning service, the organ prelude,
Spring Song" by Hollins: anthem,
Jerusalem" by Parker. incidental con-
tralto and tenor solos, Miss Marian
Larner and Herbert F. Aldridge; offer
tory. bass solo, 'The Palms," by Faure,
J. Walter Humphrey; organ postlude,
March" from the oratorio. "Abra-
ham, by Molique. Evening, organ pre-
lude. Fantasia on 20 Sanctissima," by
Lux; Ave Maria" by Schubert; chorus,
Filing Wide the Gates" from "The
Crucifxion.' by Stainer; soprano solo
and quartet, can American War Hymn"
by Suessa B. Blaine, Mrs. B. H. Smart.
Miss Larner. Messrs. Aldridge and
Humphrey; anthem, Calvary" by Rod
ney; offertory quartet, Saved by
Grace; postlude, international airs.
At st. Paul's Lutheran Church, the
regular monthly musical service will be
given this evening instead of the last
i'll the month. The passion mu-
sic from Daniel Protheroe's beautiful
"EaStertide," will be rendered
by the quartet with several other Sc
lections appropriate to holy week The
same program will be repea ted on Good
Friday evening at o'clock, the selec-
tions including solos for all voices. The
numbers of the cantata, the
resurrection music, will be rendered at
the Easter morning service. The mem
bers of the quartet are Mrs. Bertha
Hansen GottSman, soprano; Mrs. Julian
alto; Roy Glider. tenor; Mil
ton G. White, bass, with Mrs. William