Evening star., 1919-03-16

the most impressive of the various
functions Will take place at st.
Patrick's Church. where the patronal
ceast will be celebrated with due
aolcmnity. At the solemn high mass
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the
music will be rendered by both choirs.
The mixed choir being accompanied by
both organ and orchestra. directed by
Mss Jennie Glennan. the regular or
Sanist. with Claude Robson, organ
list of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, a the organ for this
occasion. c. A. Benson. who has sue
ceeded r. Mills Snbv as organist and
director of the sanctuary choir. will
preside. as usual over the male choir.
the Incidental solos in their portions
of the service being sustained by
Thomas Hudson. soprano. and H. Mar
tin. counter-tenor. The music will
consist of a professional, "Introit'
Gregorian.. sanctuary choir: "Kyrie
and Gloria from est. Cecilia Mass
by Gounod, mixed choir: "Graduale,"
Gregorian, "Veni Creator" by New
comb. and "Credo." from "Missa
choir: offertory motet "Jerusa-
! 'Sanctus,'' "Benedictus" and "Agnus
Del" from st. Cecilia" by Gounod.
mixed choir: Communion sanctu-
AIRY choir; occasional. Hymn to ST.
| dental solos and smaller ensemble
numbers by the mixed choir will be
sustained by Edna Hillyard Howard.
| Caroline Manning, Charles Myers and
lists. and Emma Lowell. NJ. de Roche,
P. H. O'Farrell and John T. Redeker,
; second quartet.
A unique feature OF the stunt"
| banquet of the College Woman's Club
held last evening at Rauscher's. was
{, the music by jazz band. under the
| baton of Mrs. Henry White. with
| Emile Margaret White as accompa-
mist. The guests filed into the ban
lon" the French marching song by
Camille Robert. and after the dinner
the band gave performance of the
War March of the Priests" from
| "Athalia.' by Mendelssohn, as it's
piece de resistance, with full orches-
tral effects. Mrs. William F Snow
won vociferous applause by her rem
dition on the "onedolin" of the Bar
carolle." from Tales of Hoffman,
and lii Liza Jane" the latter being
compartment, by Mrs. Ransome. then
| followed by the song, Emile Margaret
White sustaining the solo, with the
entire company joining in the chorus
accompanied by the full orchestra
The personnel of the band included
Isabelle Baldwin. Edna A. Clark, Mary
| olive Gosline. Ida Hammond, Mrs.
McFall Kerbey. Mrs. William F. Snow
and Katharine Sunny, combs; Mrs. T.
Malcolm Price and Dorothy West,
| r. L. Ransome. twodohn; Mildred
! Gardner. cowbells; Ruth MCGOWAN,
hexangle; A. Margaret Merrill, traps,
| and Mrs. Ransome, drum.
Mrs. Franceska Kaspar Lawson. So
prano, has again signed a contract
for a course of chautauqua concerts
tasting fifteen weeks. She will leave
June l. her itinerary taking her
through the southern states.
Rlchard Loreleberg, violoncelIist.
VIII be the assisting soloist at the
nrst concert of the Polymnia Choral
Society and the Apollo Glee Club,
which takes place March 25, the or
saniza.ions sti representing the choral
Service. Mr.. Loreleberg will be be
accompanied at the piano by his sis
ter. Mrs. William Won Bayer
Claude Robson, organist of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church and
musical director of the Rubinstein
Cub, has returned from a trip south.
during which he played the dedf-
catory recital of a new organ in the
Metnodist Church at Beaufort. N. c.
the church today, and the music
will consist, this morning, of the or
gan prelude. Prayer" by Lemairre.
contralto solo, Come Unto Me-" by
Hawley, Miss Florence stenens; Of
fertory anthem, "And the Glory OF
the Lord" from The Messiah" ty
Handel, rendered by the Mount Pleas
ant Chorus, directed by Norton d.
Little. and organ postlude, Grand
Choeur, by Salone. At the O'Clock
will be sung by the male section of
the Mount Pleasant Chorus. the Sc
lections being Natures Praise of
Cod" by Beethoven, and. Evening
aan LYNN 1,,,, by Rheinberger. Mr.. Robe
Maria" by Arcadelt, and postIude.
''Toccata,'' by Dubois
Miss Elsie Reid Forester has been
engaged as soIoist at Epiphany
Church. beginning April /. when Miss
Richie Mclean. the present contralto
soloist. will leave for an extended
stay in New York Miss Forester
is one of Uncle Sans war workers,
who is the possessor of a genuine
alto voice in both quality and range.
She has been soloist previous to COM
ing to Washington in the First Meth
odist Church. McKeesport, Pa, and
| at the ,Shadyside Christian Church, in
Pittsburgh. Pa.
| Trinity College seniors are arrang-
ing concert to raise funds for re-
construction work in the devastated
portions of Belgium, and have se-
cured the National Theater for the
afternoon of April 3 for the event
The artists contributing their serv-
ices are: Edythe Marmion Brosius.
; harpist; Victor Golibart, tenor Of New
York; Nine: Marie Won Unschuld,
pianist, and the Rubinstein Club.
Claude Robson, conductor
Miss Ruth Jones. violoncellist, was
the assisting soloist at the guest
of Miss Pearl Waugh Mrs.
Cadman. and "Lamento." by Gabriel
! saure, and the selections by the stu
Frances Lloyd; Lullaby by Louise
Wright. Lillian Robin; Autumn En-
i Helen Gregg: THE Waltzing Doll,
by Poldini. Katharine Buynitzky;
Evening Song lfor left hand alone).
Schytte, Priscilla Ilsley; Melody. p by
Wright, Margaret Shelton: "Valse
Papillonne," by Friml. Elizabeth
Young; "The Loreley." by Seeing,
Autumn" by Mcdowell, and CAL
| iegro con Brio" by Cyril Scott. Win
Burgmuller, Anne Blanton: I'm,
| promptu," by Mcdowell, Helen Far
| rington; "Serenade." by Sinding, and
! Caprice Espagnole." by Moszkowski.
Frances Lloyd; Pedal Study" by
Jessie Gaynor and "Etude," BY Hell
Grieg. Josephine Thompson; 'Lieb-
estraum," by Liszt. Herminia Ellis