Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-15

posers, a dramatic rendition of the
"Cavatina." from La Refine de
Saba" (Gounod): Waltz Song" from
triotic numbers. all Of which dis
played Miss Howe's versatility. A
touch Of the hour was given in 'Rule
Britannia" as tribute to British day,
J and in her rendition of Fay Foster
I Miss Howe was enthusiastically re-
! ceived and her program was length
ened by many encores.
! The evening closed with the singer
leading the company in The Star
; Spangled Banner" with John Edward
, the War Camp Community Service.
guest of the evening, at the piano
! Throughout the program Miss Howe
was fortunate in having as accompa-
| mist Elizabeth Winston, who gave ar
tistic support at the piano. Ate: the
| recital Mr.. and Mrs Winston, direc-
tors of the Madison Hall. gave Miss
Howe an informal reception.
The double quartet choir Of Rock
Creek Episcopal Church formerly st
Paurs) will render this morning q
program embracing TIE Deum, by
| the anthem, Love Divine" by Marks.
William Hulme Taylor is organ1st and
choirmaster.
Miss Viola schippert, soprano, has
! been re-engaged as sololst at tne
| Eastern Presbyterian Church, and will
sing with the choir today. A special
! musical service will be given this
! evening, at which Mr., Poole, tenor
| and Edwin Callow, bass, Will assist
with Miss Nellie Sacrey, as usual. at
( the organ.
| Announcement is made by Mrs. r
H. Dagleish, president of the. Rubin
stein Club, that the. first concert this
season by the organization will take
place January % in the New Masonic
| mer accompamst of the club, will
! conduct the chorus. with Mrs. Howard
| Blandy at the piano.
| Sergt George Wilson, the young or
| ganist of Foundry Methodist Church
returned to Washington during the
| week from Georgia. where he has been
/ in the service, at Camp Hancock. Mr.
| Wilson has been detailed by the War
! Department to assist in the work OF
! the Community Opera Company, now
| bion. He will also shortly resume his
duties at Foundry Church.
| At Hamline Methodist Church today
the music, under direction Of Edith
| B. Athey,. organist. will include. this
Jude and Fantasia" by Douglas
quartet, "Holy Savior. Grant Thy
Mercy by Shelley; offertory, soprano
solo. II Heard the Voice of Jesus
Say. by Harriss;, organ solo. March
Slav." by Tschaikowsky. :. Evening:
Inns, and National Hymn Of Bel
GUM; quartet, HE, Watching Over
Israel" by Mendelssohn; offertory,
trio, for soprano. alto and bass,
Hear Our Prayer" by Abbott; post
lude, March" by Best.
Miss Elsie Carleton Small, soprano,
will be the assisting soloist at the
student recital for which B. Frank
Gebest has issued invitations for
Tuesday evening at Studio Hall.
| Mrs Frederick J. Rice has been en-
gagged to take charge of the choir at
| the Sacred Heart Church, where she
| will act also as soprano soloist. AT
the last meeting of the Mayflow er
Club, held at the Washington Club,
Mrs. Rice made pleasing impression
in a short program, in which she was
assisted by Marie Louise Sullivan at
the piano.
The triple quartet of Gunton-Tem-
| Pile Presbyterian Church, directed by
John G. Klein, with Mrs. Klein at~the
anthems. "Supplication," by Scott,
and 20 Loving Father" by Del Rigo
with Incidental tenor solo by Mr.
Klein. The program will include
also: a duet for soprano and alto
"Whisperfng Hope" by Hawthorne,
| tenor solo, "My God, My Father
While l Stray" by MarSton, Mr.. X ein
Mrs Ruby Potter. soprano, who
has been supplying the place of Mrs.
Miller. recently resigned from the
quartet of Calvary Baptist Church,
during the interim in which the COM
mittee was considering candidates
for the position. will resume her place
| today at the Epworth NJ. f. Church
| where she has been the soloist for
| several years past. She will be heard
at the morning service in the offer
tory solo. "My Redeemer and My
Lord" by Buck.
| Dr. Stansfield, organist and choil
director of the First Congregations
Church. has arranged the following
Morning. organ prelude, "Andante,'
from Fifth symphony" by Bee.
| thoven: choir anthem, How Lovely
are the Messengers" by Mendelssohn
offertory, duet for piano and organ
i "Serenade." by Braga; organ post.
lude. "Marche Religieuse." by Gull.
mant; evening. 7:30 o'clock. organ
| solo. "Magnifcat in d Minor" by LIE.
maigre; excerpt from the Messiah
! by Handel; contralto solo and chorus
| 20 Thou that Tellest." Miss Marian
| Larner; anthem, THE Lost Sheep" by
| Foster: offertory. Come Unto Me-
by Bradbury; organ postlude, over.
| ture' to the Messiah"
The musical program for the day, a.
arranged by Samuel A Leech, organ.
list and choirmaster of st. Johns Epis.
copal Church, Georgetown, will include