Evening star., 1918-05-26

| tory Sunday morning At Temple
Baptist Church. giving the aria. 30
n. Eess ..ss y the ke. ke.d r,es from lah .,sh
being. A. usual. At the organ. Miss
Tonks has gone TO New York city,
whore she win remain indefinitely
engaged In professional work.
At the First consre sa,ienal Church
this morning the music, directed BY
Dr. William stansfeld. organist. viii
| include the prelude for organ. 'Cujus
Mrs; B. H: Smart. Miss Marian Lernsr.
Herbert F. Aldridss and J. Walter
Humphrey; anthem. Come. Weary
Pilgrims: .s Come" by Te.er. Evening.
PRODUCTION. allegro and pastorais.
| from First Sonata" BY Guiimant:
choir anthem. II Waited for the
LDsd' LORD by Mendelssohn: tenor solo.
ds shs ws, Lord Is MY Shepherd" by Van
! "Hark. Hark. My Soul" by Chadwick:
onertory quartet. while the Days
Are Going By" organ postlude.
Finale" from First Sonata" By
Mrs. r. H. Dalsleish. pre.ident Of
the Rubinstein Club. has returned
from a trip TO Cambridge. on the
| attended the funeral Of a relative.
At St. Johns Episcopal Church,
..eorSetown. today. the musical For.
Samuel A. Leach. orsanist and choir
master. will consist OF the following
selections: "kyrie Eleison in e Flat
Major and "oloria Tibi in z Flat
from st Cecilia Mass" BY Gounod.
With tenor solo sustained by George
Anderson: "sanctus in E Fat Major"
ty Eyre: Gloria in Excelsis" told
chanp. Nunc Dimittis. by Barnby.
At the evening service the choir will
render the following: MaEnihcat and
Eunc Dimittis in d Major. by Marks;
"sanctas." by Gounod.
Claude Robeson. orsanist and choir
director Of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. has arranged the
following selections for the services
.Gaay; tsng. .,,s Morning; organ prelude.
Il viii Lay Ne Down In Peace" Sy
Dudley Buck. Charles D. Church:
offertory quartet. Still. Still With
Thee" by Speaks. Mrs. A. L. Hay
eontralto: G: D. Church. tenor, and
James 8. Hicks. bass: organ solo.
Festival Prelude" by Parker. This
evening the numbers will be render
! ed by the Mount Pleasant Chorus.
with the solo quartet. the selections
Notre Dame" from Gothic Suite"
by Boellmann: choruses. ''The Day Is
Past and Over" by Marks: Father.
In Thy Mysterious Presence" by
Thee" and 'oh. Praise the Lord of
Heaven" by Arensky: organ postlude.
"Minuette," by Calkin.
Hamline W. c. T. L. had charge Of
the entertainment at the recreation
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gram consisted of songs by Mrs.
Joseph Stimson. soprano: Frank Boyer.
tenor, and Arthur Brown. baritone.
formerly Of Buffalo. now stationed In
| in the aviation corps. Miss Edith B.
Athey was the accompanist and
| Master Jesse Stimson made quite the
hit OF the evening as q drummer for
the many camp songs rendered by the
assem- bled company.
The choir Of the Georgetown Pres
byterian Church will be heard this
evening in the closing special musical
| service of the season under direction
The regular soloists Of the choir. COM
| prising Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. soprano:
Mrs. Helen Macleod Cliff. contra1to:
D. Austin Howard and Robert Cam
dor. tenors, and s. Theodore Howard.
bass. win be assisted by serst. Ran
| dali Haskin Trumps. baritone. and the
program will consist of the following
numbers: 81 Will Pour Out My SPIRIT
| Upon All Flesh" (Cuthbert Harris).
from HHPs Ss b In the of y.ras
| (Stainer). sergt. Trumpe; two selec-
! tions from the Russian liturgy. Cher
| ubim Song" Uvanof) and "Oh, Praise
| the Name of the Lord (Bortnyansky).
Seek Ye the Lord" tRoberts). BY
Seret. Trumpe and choir. and Praise
Ye the Father" (Gounod).
Miss Mary Helen Howe has returned
from Philadelphia, where she sang in
the liberty loan campaign and other
affairs.
Miss Josephine Montague. soprano.
and Miss Mary Daily. pianist, sang
the recreation rooms Of the W. c. r.
U. Miss Montague giving the songs.
Springs q Lovable Lady" by Elliott;
II Doubt It." by Hosmer: 'Rosaiie,s
Nc SSSsn and Woodland azss p voess
by Godfrey. and Miss Daily. in addition
to sustaining the accompaniment.
contributed several piano solos.
George o'connell. tenor of Chicago.
who has been a guest at one OF the
| colleges of the Catholic University
during his stay in Washington. ex-
poets to leave today for New York
city. Mr.. OConnell gave a recital
Monday evening at Holy Cross Acad-
emy (Dumbarton). repeating the sue
cess that attended his concert the
week previous at the university.
Recent events of interest must in
clude the musical and reception given
at the Teachers' Club to newcomers
In Washington who formerly served
as teachers elsewhere. The weu
chosen program. given under direo-
committee. Miss Edith b. Athey. In
cluded the songs. Good Morning.
Brother Sunshine" by Liza Lshmann.
and "The Little Damozel." by Ivor
Novello. Miss Esther Linkins; "oh.
Virginia Rose" by Munhall, and Into
Thy Heart" by Beverly. Miss NJ
Emma Bowen. Mrs. Frank Byram at
the piano: violin solos: "Rondino," by
Kreisler: and "Minuet." by Beethoven.
Year" by Novelle. and 'Lethe." BY
Brott. Miss Estelle p. Wild. Miss
Sarah II. Walcott accompany. Mrs.
Margarita Spalding Gerry, read one
of her own short stories. THE Flag
Factory" and Miss Dorothy Hellman
gave a reading OF two poems by AL
fred Noyes. The Hishwayman" and
'The Barrel Organ"
Miss Mary Helen Howe was sponsor
for the entertainment at Washington
barracks Tuesday evening. when she
presented Loretta Sullivan. soprano:
Vera Elicit, pianist; willard Howe,
reader, and Mildred. Olga ana Doro-
thy Crandall, dancers. In the follow
ing program: Hymns Of the allies.