Evening star., 1919-10-12
1ounod's "Sanctus" and "Benedictus
ana Millard's Ave Verum."


and Millard's Ave Verum."
| At the Church Of the Incarnation
snls morning the choir, directed by
Mrs. Henry White. will sing 'Te
neum. 3 Flat Major" by Constance,
ana Jubilate in Major" by Corbin,
tne h Incidental solos being sustained
Do,11a Ty hatharine Rich. soprano; Alice
| Dousfas Jones. contralto; w. c. Field =
er. tenor. and Quincy e. werlein. bari
sone. For the offertory the choir will
sing sing The Lord Is My Light" from
me Beatitudes," by Ashford. writ
en ior tenor solo. quartet and chorus.
Sniiie Margaret White, at the organ.
Mnl WI. play Solves Lied" from the
teer Gynt" music by Grieg. for the
prelude. and Birthday March," by
SScnumann. for postlude. Rev. Mr..
ehyosr will occupy the pulpit this
morning for the flrst time since his
return from his vacation.
MISS Katharine McNeal has returned
70 new York after a short visit here
win relatives. She was recently heard
IN JOINT recital with Oliver Denton at
MISS McNeal was heard in Chopin
group and the Arensky Suite for Tw O
flanos, Op. 49," with Mr.. Denton.
Ihe choir Of the Epiphany Lutheran
church. under the direction of James
hren Young, tenor, will sing at tire
evening service only today. The mu-
sic at the morning service will be in
Gsnarge OF the Sunday school. this be-
the evening service the choir viii
sing Fear Not o Israel" by Spicker;
| Incidental solos by Miss Edith
stowell. soprano, and John stowell,
baritone. At the ofrertory Mr.. Young
Will sing Hear Us, Lord" by Ashford.
The Dramatic Club of the Post Office
Department will give the first of
a series of entertainments Saturday
evening. These programs are given
once every two weeks during the sea-
son. Those who will take part Sat
urday ,,;as are Mrs. David Kincheloe whis-
t!lng and Rotations; Miss Lura
Campbell soprano solo; Miss Kather-
Inc Stephens, soprano solo; Robert
Davidson, recitations, and Earl Car
bauh. baritone solo.
Congregational Church today Mrs.
Elizabeth campanole will sing the
new composition. by Mary Turner
Salter, entitled "Vox Invicta," with
accompaniment of both plano and or
gan. The program, In addition. given
uuueI tHe uiTeCtlOn OF harry EDWARD
Mueller. organist. follows: Morning
Prelude in F Minor" (Salome); an
them. Praise the Lord" tRandeag-
ger); "Postlude in D Major" (Tours).
Evening-Pre-serv organ recital:
"Andante" (Cadman): Caprice" (Mac-
farlane). and Seventh Sonata" (Guil-
mant; anthem. Fear Not, Ye, O Is
rael" Qansing); offertory anthem.
Bow Down Thine Ear, o Lord"
(Shackley); postlude, "Sortfe in ID
Minor" (Dunham).
The following musical programs have
been arranged by Claude Robeson,
organist and director, for the serv-
ices at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church today. The music this
morning will be given by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus, under the direction
Of Norton NJ. Little, and the new
quartet. composed of Miss Frances
Scherger. soprano: Miss Agnes Charm
strom. contralto: James Young, tenor,
and Herman Fakler. bass, will render
the music at the S o'clock vesper serv-
ice, as follows:
Morning-organ prelude. Pas
torale" (Rheinberger); bass solo,
Come Unto Me" (Lindsey), Mr..
Fakler; offertory {chorus). Praise the