Evening star., 1919-05-11

Howa rd Miss Mary Jacobs. Henry kru-
ger and Wheeler Wilson-win sing this
morning THE Roseate Hues of Early
Dawn by Morrison. and Glory in the
Highest" by Schneider This evening
Mrs. Howard will be heard in Abide
With Me-" by Spence. and Mrs. Barry
will be, as usual. at the organ.
The music at both services of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
will be given today by the Mount Pleas
ant Chorus. directed by Norton NJ. Lit
tie. the numbers including this morning
the organ prelude. "Offertoire. h Fiat
Major by King Hall. played by Claude
Robeson; contralto solo. 20 For Closer
, Walk With God" by Foster. Miss Flor
enCe Steffens: anthem, Father, IN my
Mysterious Presence" by Miller; organ
postlude. Festival March" by Calkin.
I.emaigre: solo, Seek We the Lord. by
Iynes. Miss Steffeus; offertory anthem.
"Once More the Twilight Glow, by
Nevin; organ postiude. by Merkel
Herbert Moreton. until recently
bass soloist at Wesley NJ, f. Church
has accepted a position with the
quartet at St Andrews Episcopal
Church. This leaves vacancy at
the former church. which, it is eN-
pected, will he filled at an early date.
Mrs James *. Kerr. the contratto
soloist of the quartet at Wesley. Will
sing for the offertory this morning
Herndon Morselrs arrangement OF
Eternal Life"
Owing to the special Sunday school
service last Sunday afternoon IN the
Church of the Covenant the program
that had been arranged for the regu- :
| lar service was postponed until thls
afternoon at $50 o'clock. MISS mary
Jacobs will be the special sololst ana
| n
| His own" from st. Paul. by Men
| delssohn. and The sun Shall Be NO
More Thy Light by Day" from The
Word of God" by Spross. This even
| ing the musical portion of the service
Will he rendered by the choir OF l6o
voices. both services being under dl-
rection of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
with Harvey Murray at the organ
/ and, in the evening. with Claude
| Roheson at the piano. The programs
| follow:
Afternoon-Organ prelude, An
| dantino" (Salomet: anthem. ne
| River of Joy" Jones). incidental solo.
| Miss Netta Craig; anthem. Il Will
Give You Rest tWesD; anthem.
Eternal Light of Light" oBracketp,
| Incidental solo. Miss Craig; offertorY
anthem. THE Lord Is My Strength
CWoolerl. incidental solo. Mr.. Back
| ing. and organ postlude, Finale
| {Guilmant.
Evening-Organ prelude. "Andan-
! tino" tPeace); anthem. Hold Thou
| My Hand" ILemont), incidental solo.
| Miss Jacobs: baritone solo. The Good
Shepherd. (BarrD. Wheeler Wilson;
anthem, Day Is Dying in the West
! (Andrews); offertory anthem. "Hark.
| Hark. My Soul" (Ambrose). Incl
dental solos. Miss Craig. Mrs. Downs
Miss Jacobs and Mr. Wilson. and or
| gan postlude, FESTIVAL" tStark).
I Music at St. Pauls Episcopal Church
| Washington circle, will include this
morning TIE Deum." by Hugh Blair
and the anthem. LAS 1t Began to
Dawn" by Martin. This evening the
choir, directed by NOVEL; S. Ferris
organist. will render Praise Ye the
! Father" by Gounod. and "Magnif1cat
in F. Major" by Moreley. A varied
program has been arranged by NOVEL;
| Swaine Ferris for his recital Tues
day evening at st. Pauls. Master Ed
ward McCafferty. soprano. will be the
| assisting soloist.
Ernest Lent. violoncellist and
Helen Corbin Heinl, pianist, will be
heard in joint recital this evening at
| the Arts Club.
George Harold Miller, baritone, and
| Weldon Carter. pianist. assisted in
| giving the program at Masonic Audi =
! torium Friday evening, when the
| junior students of the Washington
| College of Music were heard in con-
| cert for the benefit of the American n
! Red Cross. Mr.. Miller was accom-
! panied by Miss Thomas in his num-
| bers. "The Horn" (Flegier) and
vision Fair" from ''Herodia de-
| by Massenet, and Mr. Carters contri-
| button to the entertainment consist ed
| of Liszt's Eighth Hungarian Rhap-
| sody." "Nocturne, Op. Is. No. o.
| Chopin, and Rubinstein's transcript
| ton of Beethoven's march. The Ruins
/ Of Athens" Selections by the stu
dents included the "Triumphal March -
| from Aida" (VerdD. by the orches-
ira; piano solo. "Air de Ballet"
Dupret. Sylvia Luber; violin solo,
'Polonaise" (JacobD. Emily Light
piano solos. "Papillons" Lavallee),
Genevieve Wagner: "Rhapsodie Mig
nonne" tKoehling). Edna Burrows;
lie Matin" (Grieg). Ruth Rodier;
"Pac des Amphores'' (Chaminade)
Minnie Klatskin: Prelude. Op. %,
No Is Chopin. Kathleen Ross
Waltz. Op. s4 No. 1" (Chopin). Anne
Delano; Shadow Dance" (MacDow-