Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

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List the cherubic Host. : from '-rhe
Holy City, by Gaul with harp obli-
ineia.nts I tenor solo. ' Hsrber. AZ
bridge: harp solo. "Pensee Poetique."
by Leblanc, Prosper Mfraglia: organ
postlude. "Hosannah." BY Dubois.
Evening, organ prelude sixth So
nats by Msnde asa,h .n. mslodie Ha ~
savior Of the World, by Goss: offer
tory quartet, Jesus, Lover of My
Soul; organ postlude. Pilgrims
Chorus" by Wagner.
At the Church Of the Ascension to-
day the music will include the pro-
cessional Stand Up for Jesus;
"venite.' chant: tie Deum,, by Aha
mora, incidental solos, Elizabeth Day
White and Arthur Middleton; "Jubi-
late" chant: children's hymn. My
Faith Looks Up to Thee: offertory
anthem. Seek Ye the Lord by Rob
erts; solo, Mr.. White; occasional. 20
Jesus. 1 Have Promised Evening,
"Hark. Hark, My Soul: .Nunc pimit-
tis." by Shipper; sermon hymn. Lord,
Speak to Me-: offertory anthem.
Jesus. Thou Joy OF Loving Hearts.
by Verdi; solos, Miss Carolyn Board
man and Mr.. White.
Miss Goodwin has accepted the po-
sition of director and soprano SOLO
list at Christ Church. Georgetown.
Mrs. Isabel Garvin Shelley. director
of the choir at Kendall Baptist
Church, entertained the choir mem
ri nj ha IA -
ton Conservatory of Music.
Games and puzzles for the musical
were played. and musical numbers
were rendered by r. Ladovitch. Mrs.
Mildred Ficklin Echols and Mrs. Isa-
bel Garvin Shelley of the faculty and
+. w. Sigourney, who recently return
ed from service in France. gave a
brief account of his experiences over
there"
The usual monthly community
sing" in Takoma Park will be held
tomorrow evening at the Presbyte-
rian Church, on Maple avenue. Begin
ming a. s o'clock. The soloists will
be Walter McI.uckie of the Petworth
NJ. f. Church choir and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemen Hamer of the Adventist
Church of Takoma Park. Mrs. Edwin
F. James has consented to fill, on
short notice, the place of the expect
ed reader of the evening. Songs OF
the allies represented at the peace
and sung by soloists and audience, under
leadership of James Dyre.
Lieut. Charles Trowbridge Tittmann
is now stationed at Camp Humphreys,
Va. where he is assistant camp judge
weeks at Camp Upton, Long Island,
in the A. S. G.. drilling and expecting
to go overseas, thing he just missed
by one number when some 1920 men
and twelve officers were sent, ana
he. the thirteenth was the next OFF,
the armistice prevented any further
chance to sail.
At Camp Upton he sang on many
occasions for the enlisted men, Harry
Spear. sergeant major. who is Rein
PIANIST, playing for him at several
recitals Upon leaving Camp Upton.
en- route south, he filled a professional
engagement at the Chapel OF the
Ascension, New York. and also sang
several arias from 1.-THE Messiah" at
the special Sunday afternoon musical
service.
The program of music to be given
this morning by the double quartet
choir Of the Rock Creek Episcopal
Church formerly St Paups). under
William Hume Taylor. embraces TIE
Deum in C Major" by Buck; "Jubi-
late" by Holden, and offertory an
them. 'The God Of Abraham" by
Buck.
S. NJ. Fabian, pianist, will be the spe-
cial soloist assisting at the seventh in
spirational service at the Church Of
the Covenant. this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. In addition the triple quartet
will give four anthems, in which Miss
Meta Craig. Miss Mary Beisser. Rich
ard p. Backing and Wheeler Wilson
will appear as soloists. This evening
will be rendered by the chorus choir
of 100 voices, with double quartet Of
soloists. both services being under di-
rection Of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
with Harvey Murray at the organ, and
in the evening with Armand Cum
precht at the piano. The programs
follow:
Afternoon-organ prelude, REV
erie." by Lee; anthem. Prepare Ye the
Way of the Lord" by Garrett, Incl
dental solos. Miss Craig, Mr.. Backing
and Mr.. Wilson; piano solo, Polo
raise" by Chopin: anthem. Peace and
Light" by Chadwick. incidental solo.
Mr.. Backing; piano solos, ''Berceuse.'
by Iljins; 1.-The Erl King" by Shubert-
List; anthem, Give Ear to Words. Q
Lord. by Rogers. incidental solos.
Miss Craig and Mr.. Wilson: offertory
anthem. Through the Day Thy Love
Has Spared U.s." by Naylor, incidental
solo, Miss Beiser organ postlude,
'"Alla Marcia" by Archer.
Evening: Organ prelude, Lar
ghetto" from Second Symphony" by
Beethoven: anthem, "The King Of
Love Ny Shepherd Is" by Shelley: in
cidental solos, Miss Mary Jacobs and
Mr. Wilson: baritone solo, TT Is
sohn. Mr.. Wilson; anthem. The Long
Day Closes" by Sullivan; The Lord
Is My Rock" by Woodman; organ
postlude, "Maestoso," from "Messe de
Marriage" by Dubois.
At the morning service OF the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church the
children's choir, under the leadership
Of Miss Florence Stefens, will sing
for the first time, and Miss Steffens
will also contribute a solo. At the
vesper service. at S o'clock, the
Mount Pleasant chorus will sing
Maunder's cantata. "Penitence. Pardon
solo work will be done by Miss
Steffens. Ralph Ross and DR.. Carl l..
Davis. The singing of a group of
familiar hymns asked for in advance
by the congregation last Sunday. was
SO much of a success that it will be
continued for the present. Claude
Robson will be at the organ for both
services.
Miss Eleanor May Smith has been
added to the faculty of the Washing
ton College of Music. She will have