Evening star., 1918-11-24

tannia." by DIR. Arne; bass solo, Pray-
er of Thanksgiving" Netherlands
! folk song. arranged by Edward hrem-
ser1. Fred Schaeffer: offertory an
them, 10Y in Harvest, by ,san. S.sane
Miss Greene, Mrs and No Sohs schaefrer; % or. Or
| ean solo. "Postlude in F Major. by
Rogers.
The Brookland Baptist Church, Rev.
n w. O. Millington, D. D., pastor. an
nounces an "eyening with the choir,
Miss Lucy G, Lynch, director. tonight
at o'clock. with the following pro
gram: Hymn $50; Scripture; = prayer, prayer
I .song Of T%hanksg1vlng hanks ~ ~. I7s H aa sinp".
chorus, 20 Come, Let Us Sing; duet;
snnrano and tenor, 1.-The Eyes OF All
Wait: chorus, Before the Noun
| tains. Part 2-"Great is the LORD
solo, soprano, When ger & .ne ..cresf ces1 gs u
fhe Lord": chorus, ladies' voices, The
Streamlet Raised Its Gentler Voice;
chorus. sGreat Is the Lord. Part .
The Promise" recitative. tenor mus mus
sanrano san,a sas and l tenor, while the Earth
Remaineth." Hymn 6s9; announce
ments: offering; address by the pastor.
"Song of Thanksgiving Part 4-ine
Fulfllment"; recitative and air, con
tralto. "Consider the Lilies; solo. SO
nrano. 20 Lovely Flowers; duet. so:
prano and tenor, 'sThe Blushing Fruits
Appear: chorus, with bass solos. For
ever. o Lord" Part 5-"Let All the
People Praise Thee; solo. soprano. p.
male chorus and full chorus. Let All
the People" Finale, Doxology.
Miss Katharine McNeal has returned
TO her duties at Miss Cowles' School
for Girls, at Hollidaysburg. "a, ana
1oc in the Epcnnd of
her recitals there. giving an exacting
program that demonstrated both her
technical and interpretative ability.
The music today at the Church OF
the Ascension. directed. by Miss Elena
Hall. organist, will consist of the pro-
cessional, "Come. Ye Thankful People,
Come; .Te deum" (Woodward). incl
dental solos. Mildred Lashborn, Mary
Louise Wood Mrs; hla Martha Taylor naS ohsntl ana
shenherd @ M Lead U.s.; solos. Dorothy
Smith and Amelia Bennett; offertory
anthem, "Christ the Lord" (Bodine);
Incidental solos. Miss Elizabeth Day,
Lord Of Hosts, Almighty King"
Heayeniy Father. Lead U.s.; solo.
Lead Us. o Father. in the Path of
Peace" Grace Mickle; offertory an.
them, MY faun LOOKS W ~ 4MSe
(Lachner5: Incidental solos. Miss
Pauline Hirdler and Miss Elsie Duni.
gan: recessional. loft in Danger. Oft
In Woe" i
DR.. Cogswell announces that there
is need for several substitute music
teachers in the public schools. and
any one interested should apply to
Dr. cogswell at the Wilson Normal
School
Interest at the musical Of the Fri
day Morning Music Club last week
centered largely in the presentation
by Miss Alice Burbage, one Of Wash
ington's most accomplished pianists,
ing Birds" by Mrs. Natalie Townsend.
dainty characteristic number which
met with SO much favor that 1t had
to be repeated. Miss Burbage played
also a Chopin nocturne and Waltz
in A Flat Major. by. the same COM
The occasion served also. to intro
duce two young musicians. Miss
Olive Ke1k, who sang ''The Hills of
Donegal" by Sanderson. and Loves
Garden Of Roses" by Haydn Wood;
played by her sister. Miss Violet Kelk.
who gave also the solos. "Gavotte."
by Rameau. and Schone Rosmartn.
BY Kreisler and for encore number
initiating a bagpipe. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Kelk at the piano.
Chester La Toilette. who has been
studying for some time under Daniel
visanski in New York. brought the
program to q close with q group
aMinuet" by Bocherini: waltz" by
Brahms; 'eBerceuse," by Afard, and
"Minuet," by Pororaa-Kreisler.
The double quartet choir OF Rock
Creek Episcopal Church formerly st.