Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

Lord Most Holy" (Abt); anthem.
quartet. open to Me the Gates" (Bis-
tchoff): organ postlude (Rink).
Miss Alicia Bucciantini and Miss
Rodney Smith have returned from .
three-month stay in New York. where
they have been coaching with Nine
Elena Bianchini Cappelli. They will
continue to make weekly trips to her
studio there during the winter.
| The double quartet choir Of St Paul's
| Episcopal Church, Rock Creek parish,
under direction Of William Hume Tay-
morning consisting Of 'Te Deum" and
] "Jubilate," by Hodges, aand the anthem,
"Hark. Hank, My Soul" by Shelley.
At the launching of the S. 8. E. A. Morse
Saturday by the Virginia Shipbuilding
Corporation Minister'S Band. under per-
sonal direction Of Sol Minister, gave a
program of music that added much to
the impressiveness Of the ceremony
Announcement Is made that arrange
launching during the season, in which
| this band, consisting Of fifty pieces, will
participate. The band will take part
also in the celebration planned in honor
Of Samuel Gompers on October Is.
Claude Robson, organist and choir
director of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church, has arranged the fol-
lowing music to be given today: The
Mount Pleasant Chorus, which sings un;
der direction Of Norton NJ. Little, will
| this morning render "The Silent Ses,"
by Neidlinger,; Miss Charnstrom will
sing He Shall Feed His Flock" from ron
Me w play for P9ess an Media
Solennelle.' both by Borowski. AT the
5 o'clock vesper service the quartet,
composed of Miss Frances Scherger. So
4 ltN
James K; Young; tenor and Herman
Faller, bass. will give the anthem
Lord. Hear My Voice." by Nevin. Mr..
Young will sing Hear My Prayer" by
Ashford. and Mr.. Robeson will play
"Adagio' and allegro Maestoso," both
from Second Sonata" by Mendelssohn.
The Imperial Male Quartet. composed
Of James kreh Young and Newton T.
baritone. and j. Z. S. Kinsella. bass.
furnished the program Of music at the
| banquet given by members Of the rail-
road administration Thursday evening
at the Columbia Country Club. The
Jenkins salvation LAssie of Nine
and 1.-The Tack" Mr.. Young sang
| Thine Only" by Carl Bohm. and Mr..
Kinsella was heard in Break. Break.
Break" by Van de Veer.
Maj. Charles T. Tittmann. baritone
soloist and precentor OF All Souls
Unitarian Church. will contribute to
this mornings service tive numbers !,ers
Spirit of Cod" by Neidlinger. and
play "canzonetta" and "Improyisa-
| tion," by Reginald Barrett. and Pre-
Jude Solennel." by Edward Shipper
Barnes.
| Edith B. Athey, civic organist. gave
| a recital Wednesday before the morn
| ing assembly at Central High School.
Religieuse." by Guilmant: Moon
light" by D'Every: Autumn Sketch -
by Brewer: Largo" by Handel. and
"Grande Offertoire de Ste. Cecile," by
| Batiste.
Miss Louise Southworth. soprano.
| and j. Russell Mason. organist. fur
nished the musical features at the
Keys and Samuel r. Herold. which
took place at the Centennial Baptist
Church.
Miss Meta Jaeger, soprano soloist at
be heard at the bffertory this morn
ing in Costa's setting Of II Will Ex-
toll Thee. o Lord"
The Oklahoma Bankers Association
of Oklahoma City, Okla. gave an in
formal banquet at the Hotel Raleigh
Tuesday evening. at which the fol-
lowing speakers and talent partici-
pated: Senator Gore of Oklahoma and
Representative Scott Ferris. Miss
Selma Sellinger. soprano; James Kreh
Young. tenor: Arthur B. Pierce. inper-
senator, ]. E. Kinsella. bass. and Byron
e. Blodgett. accompanist.
The triple quartet of Gunton Temple
Presbyterian Church. under direction of
John G. Klein. tenor. will sing this
Omega" by Stainer. incidental solo, by
Ruth Lee; "Supplication," by Scott. and
THE King Of Love My Shepherd Is"
by Shelley. with incidental solos by
Oliver Medium has been engaged as
baritone soloist for the afternoon serv-
ices of the Church of the Covenant and
for a similar position at the evening
services OF Gurley Memorial Presby-
violoncellist. win play at the evening
services of Gurley Church with Mrs.
Clyde Grimes at the organ at both serv-
Ices Henry Kruger will act as pre-
centor and Miss Mary Beiser as sclo-
list at the morning services.
The following musical program has
beensarranged by DR.. Dwight S. Church
to be rendered today by the vested
choir Of the Petworth NJ E. Church with
John M Sylvester at att the erssn T.,
Minor" by Bach; anthem. Bless the
Lord. o My Soul" from the Russian
Liturgy. by Ippolitof-Ivanof; offertory
solo. 1T is Enough" from "1lijah." by
Mendelssohn. Benjamin 7. Morrison;
organ postlude. "Gavotte." by scha-
wenka.
Evening-Organ prelude. Timer vi
sion," by Coerne; anthem, AT Sunset"
by Gabriel offertory trio, Praise Ye."
from "Attila," by Verdi, Miss Campbell,
Mr.. Morton. Mr.. Morrison; organ solo.
"Postlude in B Flat Major" by West
The newly organized quartet of
st. Pauls English Lutheran Church
will give it's first evening Of music
under the direction of Herbert F.
personnel Of the quartet for the COM
ing season consists Of Mrs. Bertha
Gottsman. soprano; Miss Marian Lar
ner. contralto: Herbert F. Aldridge,
tenor. Milton c. White, bass. and Miss
Locke Kinser, organist. Miss Larner
and Mr.. Aldridge have sung for the
past three years at the First Congre-
gational Church. Assisting the quartet
are Mrs. Marion st. John Aldridge,
accompanist, and Rev. J. T. Huddle,
reader.
the Washington Opera Company
Community opera). addressed the
student body of George Washington
University at its assembly Friday on
1.-The Dramatic and Philosophic Inter-
probation of Faust. Miss MacRae
played excerpts from the opera.
Mr. Albion. general director Of the
opera, has arranged that these leo
lures be given in a number of the
leading schools Of the city preceding