Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09
MUSICAL MENTION

| solos. fBarcarolle'' by Csrodzki. and
"Etude." by MacDowell, Miss Young
| Consolation" by Liszts Miss spencer;
| violin solo. "Legande." by Bohm and
| "Mazurka," by vienna wski, Louis
Mestesky: piano 500, Sonata Pa
| thetique first movement, by Bee
! thoven, Miss Goddard.
The double quartet choir of Rock
| reek Episcopal Church. William
| tulme Taylor. leader, viii this morn
| ng render a program, comprising TIE
| ,eun,' by Stainer; 'Jubilate." by
+ .'rey. and the anthem. during the of
! tertory. entitled sweet Is Thy
! Mercy" by Roberts.
The music at the metropolitan NJ. e.
! Church. John Marshall place, al to-
| days services includes the 0uartets
| King Of Love NV Shepherd is" and
| Hark, Hark, My Soul" with bass and
| soprano solos at the morning and
evening services. respectively The
choir is composed of Fannie shreve
| Heartsil, soprano; Helen Marie
koontz, contralto; John ". Martyn
! tenor; Minerva Bailey, organist: Ar
t thur n Gardner, bass and director.
! Aksel Petersen. New England war
/ worker. now in the chemical warfare
| branch of the service has been en-
gagged as organist of St Alban s
CHURCH and has already taken charge
OF the music He succeeded Miss Al
Warca CaSselman, who resigned at
| the time of her marriage in January
| to Mai. Gilbert Dudley Fish of the
/ 81 Engineers. Mai. and Mrs Fish
saiied Wednesday from san Francisco
| Tor honolulu, where he expects TO be
stationed for some time
|
Louis Thompson. tenor, and Richard
/ Lorieberg, yioloncellist. win be the
sololSfs at the musical service of All
| sous Unitarian Church this evening.
WIN Lewis AtwateT, as usual. at the
organ Mr. Thompson, who has re-
Gently been honorabiy discharged
from the service. viii sing IN Heav-
eniy Love Abiding" by SaIter. and
| tath, by Holman. both with cello
opIisato, and Mr.. Loreleberg will play
Aaaglo Cantabile," by Tartini. ex-
| cefptS from Boellmann's Variations
! SymphoniqGes, and "Andante." by
! Dellbes- Mr.. Atwater's organ num-
! oers VIII include for prelude. "A
Il Egiise, by Pierne, offertory. slow
| movement from Indian Suite" by
STAY, by Tschaikowski. The musical
portions of the service next Sunday
| evening VIII be given by Miss BERTHE
dihoNipsoh' soprano, and Miss Ruby
| StahIord, Fiolinist, and the Sunday
IIoiI9"ing by Louis Thompson and the
Lorieherg string quartet
McHenry McChord. organist and
choir director of Epiphany Church
has returned to Washington after 3
| month spent at various points in
FLORIDA. During his stay there he gave
several recitals. one last week az
Trinity Episcopal Church and one al
| the Island estate of Kari Fisher, who
maintains winter home there, in
! "nlch he has a spacious music room
with an up-to- date four-manual and
| echo organ Mr.. McChord will be in
his place at Epiphany Church today
| Mrs Beulah Harper Dunwoody. con
tralto soloist, and W. E. Braithwaite
| precentor of Gurley Memorial Presby-
| terrain Church. assisted by Mrs. Lyman
| Lewis Parks. violiuist, with Mrs
| Harry Cunningham at the organ, will
| give the music at the special service
this evening. Among the numbers will
be the organ prelude, ''Andante quasi
Fantasia" by Rogers; tenor SOLO My
Days Are in His Hands" by Ball, with
violin obligato; violin solo. 'Serenade,'
by Schubert; contralto solo. The Day
Is Ended" by Bartlett, with obligato
by Mrs. Parks; violin solo. "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought" by Am
brose; duet, 80 Divine Redeemer," by
| 6ouHpu, organ solo, fOStfuue IN r
Major" by Rogers.
| Mrs. r. H. DaIg1eish, president of
| the Rubinstein Club, announces that
| arrangements have been made by the
| board to hold rehearsals in future
on Monday instead of Weunesday even
ings. The change is made in order
not to conflict with Claude Robeson's
duties as piano accompanist of the
evening choir of tire Church of The
| Covenant, which also holds rehearsals
| W ednesday evenings. The next re-
| hearsaI of the club therefore will be
| held tomorrow evening AZ O'clock at
the Mount Pleasant congregaI ionai
Church.
! Mrs. Nicholas Campanele, soprano.
who has just returned from ten
| months Y. NJ c. A. duty overseas,
will be the offertory soloist this even
| ing at the First Congregational
| Church. when she will be heard in
Like as the Hart" by Aiiitsen. The
| musical numbers. in addition. as ar
ganist, will include this evening the
organ solos, Introduction to 'Lohen-
grin" by Wagner; "Lamentation" by
Guilmant; choir anthem. 20 Thou
Whose Power" by Rossini; quartet,
Thus Saith the Lord" bv Hosmer-
ner. Herbert F. Aldridge and ]. Wal
ter Humphrey; anthem, Gloria" by
Buzzi-Peccia: organ pasilu 'e. Grand
| Chorus" by Kinder. This morning the
prelude will consist of Media ton, :"
/ by Massenet, arranged for piano and
organ. with Miss Berenice Thayer at
the piano: choir anthem. The Will
derness." by Goss. incidental solos.
Mr. Aldridge and Mr.. Humphrey: of
fertory quartet. MY Faith Looks Up
TO Thee by Schneider; organ post
lude. War March," from 'AthaIie,"
by Mendelssohn.
Lulu Mignonne McCabe, soprano. as
sisted by Walter c Zirpel. accompa-
mist. will give this weeks musical
Tuesday evening from $50 to I
o'clock at the Y. w. c. A. Miss Nc
Cabe will be heard in THE Ameri-
cans Come" by Fay Foster: Made
leaf Clover by Brownell, Irish
Love Song" by Lang; Fiddle and l."
by Goodeve; ''SYlyelin" by Sinding;
Japanese Death Song" by Sharpe,
and I'll Bacio." by Arditi.
Announcement is made by Mr..
WrigEtson that the collection taken
up at the presentation of The Mes
siah," by the Oratorio Section Of
Washington, amounted TO $40. which
covered the expenses, but that the
repetition of the work, which had
been under consideration owing to
requests from many who We're unable
TO gain &dmittance to the hall, is not
considered feasible this season
Miss Liebernlan has issued cards
for her first musical this season to
take place Tuesday evening at her
residence studio.
The regular choir of Ingram Con-