Evening star., 1919-10-05

The 1rst Of the monthly musical
evenings at Ingram Memorial Church,
to be featured the first Sunday even
evening by tho National Quartet An
attractive program that will interest
! all music lovers will be presented. as
| follows:
.c3.nso, o,Ean SgsInE aRsnns, seSs , HoI,,ns,.
| mezzo" (callaerts) and Meditation"
Frysinger: quartet. Festival Te Deum
No. T." in e fat (Buck): duet. con-
traito and bass. The Lord Is NY
fh ro1sSes sges aanTsss ased0m ,o,e for
! open the Gates" (knapp); quartet,
! Deep River" (Burleigh): trio, So
prano, tenor and bass. praise Ye."
from "Attila" (verdD; quartet, Thou
(west). and organ, 'Postlude in
Fat" (valekman).
The chorus choir of Ingram Church
| will be heard for the first time this
| season at the morning service. as
sisting the quartet in two numbers.
at the morning service: Organ prel-
| ude. "Cantilene" (Pierne): anthem.
| quartet and chorus. 'Jubilate Deo"
ivan Loer): offertory anthem, quar-
tet, 20 Lord. How Manifold" (Barn-
"still. Still with Thee" (Rogers). and
organ. "Postlude in B Flat" (West).
John George Klein. tenor soloist
and choir director. with Mrs. Klein
for the year at Gunton-Temple Pres
byterian Church. this being their
sixth season at that church. Mr..
Klein announces the following mem
| been selected thus far: Sopranos.
| Miss Katherine Peacock. Miss Ruth
Lee and Miss Idelle Culbertson; altos.
| Mrs. Harry Shacklett. Miss May Nor
wood and Mrs. w. s. Lines: tenors.
William Ivie and John George Klein.
Lines. The quartet. as last year, will
give a fifteen-minute program each
Sunday morning before the regular
service. beginning at 10:45. This
be sung: Anthems, THE Light Of the
World" by F. F. Bliss. and Sweet
| Is Thy Mercy" by Barnby incidental
solo. Miss Peacock. and bass solo. IF
God So Clothe the Grass" by Bischoff.
sung by Mr.. Hicks. Miss Lille Bailey.
ent for Mrs. Klein.
Forty-three new members enrolled
( in the evening choir of the Church Of
IWrightson, tho director OF music.
issues . special invitation to men IN
| addition to women to become mem
bers Of this organization. II reheafses
every wednesday evening in the
Chapel Of the Church OF the Covenant:
by telephoning Mr.. Wrightson, Frank
lin 1916.
At the Church Of the Covenant this
evening the music will be rendered by
the solo double quartet OF the even
ing choir, under the direction Of sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey
Murray at the organ. The program 10
as follows: Organ Prelude In g. do-
ratio Paraker: anthem, Yea, Tnougn
I Walk Through" Sullivan (incidental
Shadows Lengthen." Heinrich QGiss
Craig); anthem ,"Sun of My Soul.
Thou Savior Dear" Reif (incidental
solo, Miss Craig): organ postlude,
Festival" d'Acosta-
The choir Of ST. Paul's Church. Rock
Creek parish. will sing Mendelssohn's
| Hymn of Praise" this evening at
1880 o'clock. Miss Miriam Larling will
| assist, playing the following numbers
for cello and .Sgs:nd. Srgsn; arsG. snd snae. Msn.
nette Nos. 1 and g." Bach: Sara.
bande." from "Sonate." coreli, and
AVE Maria" Bach-Gounod.
The Motet Choral Society. Otto T.
l
SON at the piano. began rehearsal OF
the Messiah" Of Handel Monday
| evening. A large number. OF singers
| were in attendance. The oratorio VIII
be given during Xmas week. All Ung-
| ers not connected with similar or
! ranizations are invited to join this
society and to attend the next re-
| hearsal. tomorrow evening, at 1;49
| o'clock, at the Luther Memoria!
! iChurch, d4th and N streets, chapel
entrance.w on Vermont avenue.
For the opening high mass: today
at the Shrine Of Sacred Heart. the
musical program will be-:
R5elude; Reys ps ssperess ansshfMa Me-
aisci .:sanctus, Benedictus. Asnus Del.
Mass No. in c. J. Haydn; onertory.
"Cantate Domino" c. Boichere. bari
tone solo and chorus. pos.auai phnin
"Polonaise op. 40. No. L CHOPIN
Best.
The choir has been newly or
eanized and sings for the first time.
Solos will be sustained by Mrs. T. Z.
Price. Mrs. Esther Gumprecht, rat
rick Downey, Thomas A. Murray: AT
the evening service solos by Mrs.
Rice and G. Collan; organist and di-
rector. Armand Gumprecht.
The drama department Of the War
OClS9SS
the cooperation of its corps OF vol
unteer entertainers, was able to ar
range two artictic musical programs
for the war mothers. who have been
holding their meetings at the VIII
lard Hotel this week. On Wednes-
day evening Frances Scherger and
Woodland Gates gave songs. They
were accompanied by Elizabeth
Coombs and Ettie Reeves Alderman.
The Thursday program was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Potter OF the
Potter Quartet, assisted by MISS
Marian Larner, contralto.
The chorus choir Of Calvary M 2:
Church, under the direction OF
George Harold Miller, will commence
it's season today The quartet OF last
year, Mrs. w. w. Deal, soprano; Mrs.
Miller, mezzo: Frank e. Boyer:
tenor, and Mrs. Miller baritone. Will
resume it's work with Mr.. Herman
L. Anniss at the organ.
For the concluding number OF Har-
ry Edward Mueller's pre-service or
gan recital this evening at the First
Congregational Church. Mr. Mueller ?
will play the Variations on "Jerusa-
lem the Golden" arranged by DR..
Spark. In presenting his version OF
the old favorite, Mr.. Mueller will
m a la nee of his chorus and also an