Evening star., 1919-04-06
The Lord Is Ny Shepherd" by
Smart. Mrs. Bachschmid and Mrs.
Cottrell

The District of Columbia Chapter Of
the American Guild of Organists will
hold its May meeting tomorrow even
ing at the studio of the dean, DIR.
Stansiield, at the First Congregational
Church.
Musical numbers for the services of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church today will include this morn
ing the organ prelude. Prayer" by
Massenet: contralto solo, God Shall
Wipe Away All Tears from The
Passion of st. john" by c. w. Coombs.
Saving Victim" by Gounod, Mount
Pleasant chorus: postlude. Recess
sional," by Guilmant The mems sec
tion of the Mount Pleasant chorus will
sing at the o'clock vesper service,
Praise the Lord. o My Soul" with in
| cidental solo. by Miss Steffens, and
o1ertory. The Lost Chord" by Sulli-
! van. and Claude Robeson, at the or
gan. will play for prelude. Largo" by
Handel, and postlude. "Triumphal
March, by Marks.
Student events of the week include
the informal recital given Tuesday
of Music. when the following PRO
gram was presented: Piano, The
Bells William Gawler: .Taran;ella"
sBrandD. Louise scheatfsr; yi"lnn,
Fred Fuglester; piano, Walt tGur.
litD. Margaret Oxenburg; "Song. of
the Sea Shell tkrogmanno. Thelma
Faust" eGounod>. Minnie Buchalter:
]9aarte5 for SI;ss Strings Ms in D rsanss Major"
Mr.. Stearns, Mr.. Finckel; piano. Air
de Ballet lDepret(; James Bowen:
voice, Her Rose" !Coombs) and My
Laddie" (Thayer). Miss Galley; piano,
ROlipr. yiOIin Air with EariationS''
..Tyrolian Shepherd Boy" loesten),
Helen Anlt; cello. "orientaie" 6CpD;
lSchuberb, Alden Finckel: piano.
Waltz. Op. 30, No. 1" tChopin), Miss
Spencer; violin. Souvenir from
Mariana" (Wallace), Ethel Cohn;
piano. Waltz, Op. 81, No. 1" oChopin),
Miss Chamberlain.
Announcements fer the month OF
April sent out during the week by
| the Friday Morning Music Club call
attention to the change of time and
place of the last Of the seasons mu-
steals, which will be given in the
evening, April 25. at the Cosmos Club.
The program of the occasion will
| consist of Russian choral works. sung
by the club chorus, with Bainbridge
| Crist conducting and with Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann and Louis A.
Potter, jr., as assisting artists, and
Mrs. J. J. Loving as accompanist.
This weeks program will be given
Friday morning at the Washington
Club by Miss Alice Burbage, pianist.
| Mrs. Ruby Potter. soprano, and Mar
| tin Richardson, tenor. Following
| the usual custom of this club, there
| will be no program April Is. which
is Good Friday.
The public rehearsal given the first
Monday evening Of each month by the
Rebrew Orchestra in the lecture hall
| of Keller Memorial Church, will be
! omitted this month, according to an
announcement by the conductor. II
w. Weber. but viii be given, as usual
| the first Monday evening in May.
| Richard Loreleberg. violoncellist. will
| be the assisting soloist at this aft
ernoon's service at the Church of the
Covenant, beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Loreleberg will play Godards
"Berceuse" and 'Nocturne." by Chopin.
The triple quartet will sing the an
Marchant, with incidental soprano
solo by Miss Meta Craig; softly Now
the Light of Day." by Frank. incl
dental soprano solo, Mrs. Jewell
| Downs: ''Cantate Domino" by Buck,
| incidental solos, Miss Craig, Richard
P. Backing and Fred East. and The
Lord Is My Strength" by Wooler. in
cidental tenor solo. Mr.. Backing.
Harvey Murray, at the organ, will
play, for prelude, "Arioso," by Frey,
| The music at this evenings service
will be given by the chorus choir, now
numbering 165 voices, with double
| quartet, both services being under di-
| rection of Sydney Lloyd Wrfghtson,
| with Harvey Murray at the organ.
at the piano. The numbers will in
clude the organ solo. Prelude" by
| Lemaigre: anthem, GLORIOUS Is Thy
Name" from Twelfth Mass" by
They" from .'The Holy City by
Gaul. Miss Craig; anthem, Hold Thou
! MY Hand" by Lemon, incidental con-
tralto solo. Miss Mary Jacobs: offer.
tory anthem. Lead Us Gently Home"
by Briggs, Incidental duet, Wheeler
postlude. Finale" by Lemaigre.
Miss Marian Greene. soprano. assist
ed by Miss Frances Meade at the
weekly musical Tuesday afternoon
from $50 to o'clock, at the Y. W.
c. A Miss Greene has arranged an
attractive program. some OF her songs
by Grieg; My Hearts in the High.
lands" by Jensen; The Swan Bent
Low" by MacDowell; Calm as the
Night" by Bohm: Il Hear a Thrush
at Eve" by Cadman; sslHyea' ;,,ss II Ir,.s 's
Song" by Lohr: The Shoogy Shoo:"
by Mayhem, and "Such a Little Fell
low" by Dichmont.
Katharine Rich, mezzo-soprano. who
has resigned her position as soloist at
Christ Episcopal Church. Georgetown.
will be the offertory soloist this morn
ing at the Church of the Incarnation.
when she will be heard in How Long
Thou ForOaf Me-" hy SnAakS.
The choir under direction OF Mrs.
Henry White, will sing Communion
Service" by Ca1kin. and Emile Mar
garet White, at the organ. will play
Manfred" by Reinecke. and postlude.
20 Great Is the Depth" from the ora
torio st. Paul." by Mendelssohn.
Miss Elena v. Hall will substitute
at the organ of st. Andrews Epis-
copaI church until summer for Mrs.
Marguerite Allen Ross. the regular
organist and choir director.
The music at the recent memorial
service for Miss Helen Gordon. head
of the kindergarten system OF the
Wilson Normal School. was given by
quartet composed of other teach
ers of the public schools and was
a most effective feature of the occas-
sion. The quartet. consisting OF
Misses Bernice Randall, Margaret
Foilin. Marian Larner and Florence
Keene. with Edith B. Athey as ac-
companist, sang Neidlinger's setting
Of Tennyson's Crossing the Bar" and
Easter Hymn" by Paven and Miss
Larner gave the solo. "One Sweetly
Augusta Swami. violinist. contributed
one number. "Reverie." by De Have.
At the Gunton- Temple Presbyterian