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

| ridge: Praise the Lord" by Ran
degger: offertory quartet, 'Still, Still
With Thee" BY Foote; organ post
! At the Church Of the Ascension. to-
day. the music. by the chorus choir.
under the direction Of Miss Elena
Han, orgsnist, WIN include this morn
Deum." by Tours: solos, M. White
and Miss DUNCAN; SJubilate." by
Sshnecker; Incidental solo. Miss
children's hymn. 20 God Of Love. d
King of Peace: solos Annette Ben
nett and Dorothy Smith; offertory an
them. lift Up Your Heads. o Ye
Gates" by Hopkins; occasional. Go
ing, music by double quartet choir,
Waterman. Tell Us of the Night"
onertory anthem, Savior, When
Night Involves the Skies" by Shell
ley; incidental solo, Capt. Vaudeville:
"Nunc Dimittis." by Simper; solo, Miss
While We Sing"
Mrs. e. V. O'Brien, soprano, sub
stituted last Sunday for Mrs. Florence
Howard at the First Baptist Church.
making a fine impression in the offer
Neidlinger. Mrs. o'Brien will sing
again today. her solo this morning
being The Voice in the Wilderness -
BY Scott. and this evening. Jesus.
mund. The anthem. "jubilate Deo."
quartet. Mrs. o'Brien. Miss Mary
Jacobs. contralto: Henry Kruger,
tenor. and Harry Helwig, bass, with
Mrs. Edmund Barry, as usual, at the
organ.
Recent events of interest to the
younger contingent of musicians in
clude a recital at the home of Mrs.
Maurice X. Peck. Each of the fol-
lowing pupils gave from two to four
Mcmillan. aged seven years; Ray
mond and Willard Peck, both aged
nine years; Rachel Collins, Catherine
Chisholm. Emma MacGill, Katharine
Gurley and Nelma Putnam. Special
mention should be given Katharine
several solos. played one piece in
six different keys. At the conclusion
of the program Mrs. Peck played a
Mozart sonata and a group of num-
bers by French and American COM
posers.
Music will be one of the attractive
features of the jubilee and dedicator3
services Of the First Reformed
Church. which begins today the two.
versary of the founding of the con.
gregation and of the conservation o.
| the new edifice. This morning Kar
Holer. organist. will play Batiste':
Prelude in Flat Major; the choil
will render the anthem. 20 Lord. oul
Governor" by Gadsby: Clyde G
Grant will play Melody" by Gluck
! for cello solo. and the closing
, number will be an organ solo, Post
, Jude" by Galbraith. This evening
!; sing The Shadows Of the Evening
i Hour" by Rathborn: Miss Freds
Haul. violinist. will give Alteration
by Borowski. and Mr.. Holer will pla.
! "Reverie." by Strauss. At the socia
gathering Tuesday evening. under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Society
there will be an informal musical pro
gram. and at the Thursday evening
service Mrs. Henrietta Flynn will con.
tribute contralto solo. with two
day at the dedication services the
choir will sing 20 How Amiable Are
Thy Dwellings" There will be a trio
by Irving Boernstein. violinist: Pau
; Rooster. cellist and Karl Holer. or
!, ganist: Mr.: Holer playing also fol
prelude. Communion" by Batiste
and "Postlude," by Wachs.
In the evening at the union serv-
ices OF the two Reformed churches
OF the city ss,o the s, music vii include
|, Deilo Joio. sung by Miss Pauline
Holer. and organ solos. "Eventide,'
by Meale; "Intermezzo." by Salt, and
: "Postlude," by Duncan. Tuesday even
Ing. November 10. in service, en-
titled IAN evening with our neigh
bors," Harry Stambaugh will render
, baritone solo. and the closing func-
. ton will be a communion service
: November "a.
Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody. con.
tralto soloist Of Gurley Memorial
Presbyterian Church, will sing this
morning. How Long Wilt Thou For.
get Meg" by Bruno HUM, and this
evening, "Hear My Cry. o Lord" by
Wooler, with Mrs. Harry Cunning
3 ham at the organ.
: In compliment to Mrs. Coombs, who
, has been to the camps over $50 times
and who is the Official accompanis,
munity service. that company, with
. the assistance of c. W. O'Connor, gave
, vaudeville program Friday evening
for the boys of the Army and Navy
in quarantine. Miss Mary Fischer. II
I her whistling solos. and Miss Frances
|: Scherger. with her ballads, won the
boys Immediately. Norwood brothers
contributed their vaudeville skit an6
c. w. OConnor sang topical songs
/ J. Lewis Moneyway, in blockface
i gave several representations. Miss
Freda Haul, with Mrs. Bernheimer a
/ the piano, registered a hit with hel
violin numbers The big success Of
the evening, however, were the char.
, acter songs which closed the pro.
/, gram. These were given, in costume
by Mrs. Flora Brylawski. Her latest
: Characterization, rendered in an In
, dian blanket and red feather wal
bonnet. was most enthusiastically re.
, ceived.