Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23
MUSICAL MENTION.

at II o'clock will consist Of: Organ pre-
lude. Grand Chorus" Lemaigre: BARI
tone solo, Psalm of Thanksgiving" Al
litsen, E. L. Kahlert anthem. % Lord.
How Manifold Are Thy Works." Barn.
by; soprano solo. Praise the Lord. o
ley: "Offertory," Salome; postlude,
March" Petrali
The musical program to be given this
morning by the chorus and quartet at
Christ Church, Washington parish. I'M
der the direction Of Harry L. Ciarkson.
with Ellen Richards at the organ, will
consist Of ''Te Deum," Dressler; offer
tory. If With All Your Hearts," from
Memberships Elijah" by Z. G. Lip
pitt, tenor. In the evening tho quartet
will sing "Magnificat" and ''Nunc Dr.
mittis," Barnby. and for the onertory.
Miss Mae L. Cross. soprano. and Harry
l. Clarkson, baritone. will render the
duet. Jesus, Thy Joy OF Loving
Hearts," Cote.
For the Thanksgiving service the
following program has been arranged:
(Oxford chant) and offertory anthem.
Praise the Lord, o Jerusalem" (Maun-
der); incidental solo by Mae L. Cross,
soprano.
The music at Trinity Methodist
Charles d. Church. director. will in
Guide quartet, 20 Lord, How Manifold
(Barnby). and Elijah Kinsella will
sing God Shall Wipe Away All Tearv
(Fields). Mrs. A M. Henry, at the
Deluge" Saint saens) ddffng the Of
fertory. air from "o1bheus" (Gluck)
and postlude, "Due Street" (Whi-
ting). In the evening the quartet will
sing 20 Come 70 Ny Heart, Lord
Potter. SOPRANO will be heard in
Shall 1t Ever Bs?"
A quartet composed of Gretchen
Hood, Mrs/Nilliam T. Reed. Herbert
George Wilson. accompanist, gave the
sonS>sEcle, THE Morning of the Year"
e5~Cadman, at Rauscher's Thursday
evening at a function given by the
State Department Club. The work will
be repeated by the quartet at the Fri
day Morning Music Club December S.
A new organization, the Music His
tory Club, composed of members of
the younger set, met Saturday evening
ject of the evening being THE Music
Of Primitive and Savage Peoples"
Helen Harrington, Frances Lloyd,
Winifred Michaelson, Priscilla Ilsley,
Lillian Robin. Helen Gregg, Frank
Hazard and Helen Williams Anieck
gave the program.
Maj. G. T. Tittmann, baritone. and
Lewis Atwater, accompanist, went by
automobile to Chambersburg. Pa, re-
Gently. where they were heard in q
generous program of songs and arias,
hai 80
River, written by Louis Thompson
for Mr.. Tittmann
The music at Ascension Church to.
day. directed by w. r. Hamill. or
ganist, will consist this morning of
MacMaster; 'Te Deum. E Flat" by
Roberts: postlude, "Festal March," by
lehman. Evening. Fifth Sonata" by
sto ova by ., W Sly
ba." BY Gounod: Magnificent and Nunc
Dimittis." by Marks; alto solo. Fear
not, o Israel" by Buck, Louise Wood;
anthem. 81 Am Alpha" by Stainer;
incidental tenor solo, w: Lloyd Ed
wards: postlude, "Marche Trtomphale,
by Dubois.
Bernice Randall, soprano; Mrs. Ne
vile Miller, contralto; Stanley Depue,
tenor. and Frank Byram, bass, will sing
this morning the anthem, Thou Shalt
Dwell in the Land" by Stainer, at
Westminster Presbyterian Church, and
Miss Randall will give the solo. "A
Song Of Thanksgiving" by Allitsen.
This evening the music will be fur
nished by Sextet of mems voices, con-
sisting of Messrs. Jasper, Depue. Kahl-
ert, Dawes, Hafe and Byram. Mrs. By
ram presiding as usual at the organ.
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto; Ar
thur Pierce. in character songs: Mr..
Jarvis. reader, and George Wilson.
pianist. gave the program Tuesday
evening at Takoma Park Masonic
Lodge on the occasion Of ladies night"
Music at Hamline Methodist Church
today will include the organ solos.
Prayer" by Lemaigre. and VISION"
by Rheinberger, by Edith B. Athey; an
tn them let My Cry Come i,a Before fore Tier e
John Humphrey; postlude. March" BY
Rogers. Evening: Organ solo. 'Iarg-
hetto.' by Read, and Melody" by
whiting; song service. directed by Ralph
the Lord" BY watson; incidental bass
solo. Mr. Kelly; postlude, Festival
March," by HUM.
Mrs. CnarieS ZurhOfSt ana MIS- Dun-
can L. Richmond will sing the duet, IT
Waited for the Lord from Mendels-
sohn's Hymn Of Praise" at the
Thanksgiving service 1T the First Pres
byterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Thompson will
give the program this evening At the
Arts Club.
The program Of music by the double
quartet. choir Of st. Paurs Episcopal
Church Crock Creek parish) at this
mornings service. under direction OF
William Hume Taylor, organist. en-
braces "Te Deum in O." by West;
"Jubilate." by Schneider. and the an
them, Great is the Lord" by Steane.
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