Evening star., 1919-03-09

Bronson, violinist.
The Friday Morning Music Cul
chorus. directed by Bainbridge Crist
assisted by Katharyn Riggs, harpist
gave the hour of music for member:
and guests last week at the Wash,
ington Club Miss Riggs playet
Chopin's prelude in c Minor" rus
sian Folk Song" arranged by Hass
and prelude in A Minor" by Lon.
kline. The remaining numbers, witt
Mrs. ]. J. Loving accompanying
Horatio Parker; chorus, The WINDY
Winter from the Sky is Gone"
soprano solo, "I Wfl1 Twine TIL,
violet" Mrs. Hugh Brown; chorus
THE swallow Song: eontralto solo
white the yiolets Know" Miss
Richie Mclean; soprano solo, Love
Cry" Miriam Sturtevant; chorus
1.-THE Golden Stars; Swedish Foih
Songs" arranged by Louis Victor
Saar, "syermeland," Spring Breezes,'
'"The Star" Judges Dance" Dear.
est" and Cradle Song fviolir
obligato by Mrs. Duff Lewis), the
chorus.
At a meeting of the An States Clut
at the Church of the Covenant last week
John Hale Smith, a Canadian veteran
delighted the guests with his singing OF
Nancy Lee" my Laddie. and Some,
was " as led I by Percy Foster, ter who sang also
two selections, accompanying himself al
the piano.
At the Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church this morning the triple, quartet
directed by John G. Klein, with Mrs
Klein at the organ. will sing the an
items, "Cantate Domino" by Buck, anc
Send Out Thy Light" by Gounod. Miss
Ruth Lee, soprano, will be heard in 'fBe
Thou My Guide" by Morrison. and Will
liam Ivie. tenor, will contribute the solo
Teach Me to Pray" by Jewett.
McHenry McChord, organist and choir
director of Epiphany Church.. has ar
ranged the following music for the serv-
ices today: Morning, "Te Deum" and
"Benedictus," by Mayer; 'offsrtory,
GaI,a ~ By Goett Goa1od ss asniTs Mssrassar sSnqm
bv Barrlby; offertory, ''Sorrowful Re
nroach," from Gaul's Passion Music y
Mrs. Frances Thompson will sustain
the solo in the offertory anthem Jesus,
the Very Thought of Thee" by Booth.
at the Ascension Church this morning,
with the choir singing the professional.
..Forty Days and Forty Nights; 'Bene-
dicite," by Robinson children's hymn,
30 Jesus, Thou Art Standing and the
recessional Christian. Dost Thou See
Them" Miss Grace B1iclSle will be the
ton being "one sweeIy Solemn
Thought the choir giving the recess
sional, t'The Day Is Past and Over :"
Miss Elenor Hall will be. as usual, at
the organ
DR.. Stansfeld, organist and choir di-
rector of the First Congregational
ct
numbers for the services today: Morn
ing. prelude for organ and piano,
ssAdoreinus,' by Ravina, Miss Beresice
Thayer at the piano; choir anthem,
There SHall Be No More Night" by
Wood, incidental soprano solo, Mrs. 3.
Arise" by Marston. incidental contralto
solo, Miss Marian Larner; organ post
lude March," from Organ Suite" by
Rogers Evening, organ solos, "Pre-
lude, C Sharp Minor" by Rachmani-
noff; Largo" from New World SYM
phony," by pvorak; Pilgrims Cho-
rus" by Wagner; anthem by the
nod; anthem, so Gladstone Light" by
Sullivan; offertory, incline Thine
Ear" by Himmel, bass solo, ]. Walter
and chorus; postlude, "Ju-
bilate Deo." by Silver.
Mrs. Beulan Harper DunWOOdy, con-
tralto, will be the special soIoist at this
afternoons service at the Church of the
Covenant, beginning at $3.50 O'Clock,
with the Triple Quartet giving the other
numbers Mrs. Dunwoody will sing
abide With Me-, by Spence. and "The
Lord Is My Strength and My Song"
by Wooler Mr.. Murray, at the organ.
will play for prelude "Andantino,- by
Lemare, and sPostlude,'' . by Tours The
ensemble numbers win include the
anthems. 1.-THE Word OF the Lord by
Briggs. with incidental soprano and
baritone solos by Miss Netta Craig
and Wheeler Wilgon; ..Sanctuss by.
Richard r. Backing, tenor: = A New
ana New EARTH from ies
Holy Cftv,. by GauI nth ipcfdeHta1'