Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
Musical Mention

meet this season at the Cosmos Club.
beginning with a business meeting
November Z. Artists for the Novem-
Der musicals will include Mrs. Helen
Corbin Heinl, pianist; Percy Veaple.
S V c C violinists; En-
manuel Wad, pianist. and Audry
Cordero, accompanist. -
At the First Congregational Church
this morning the music, under direc-
ton of Harry Edward Mueller. will
include the organ prelude. Romance
in D Flat Major" Oemare); soprano
solo, Lead, Kindly Light" (Hawley),
Nine. Hugh; offertory anthem. Il Am
the Bread of Life" (Stainer); choir
hymn. Come Unto Me" (Hatton).
Evening pre-service organ recital
der). First Movement Of First So
nata" tBorowskD; soprano solo. 'Vox
Invicta" (Salter), Mrs. Elizabeth w.
Campanole; offertory anthem. IF Ye
Love Me Keep My Commandments"
(Nevin); organ postlude. PROCESSION
al March" (Guilmant).
At the Church of the Ascension to-
day. the music. under direction of w.
r. Hamill, organist will include this
morning the organ prelude. PRO
E1s1 M. by Rogers Ss n "Ts Dsum: in
them. 20. How Amiable Are Thy
Dwellings" by Barnby: organ post
Jude. 'Pomp and Circumstance" by
Elgar. At the preliminary organ re-
cital this evening. AIR. Hamill will
play Prelude in F Major" by Lefe-
Eiennois." by kreisler. and "Adagio,"
from Sixth Sonata" by Guilmant. At
the service the choir will sing. Mag
niicat and "Nunc Dimittis," by
Marks; baritone solo. There Is
Land Mine Eye Hath Seen" by
Thompson: anthem. "The Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away" by Wood
Rara; organ -postlude. "March." by
John Walker has been engaged as
bass soloist of the quartet of the First
BAPTIST Church. with Mrs. Florence
howard. soprano and director, and
MRS. Beulah Harper Dunwoody. con-
traito, the position of tenor soloist of
me quartet being still vacant Mrs
Edmund Barry will continue to pre-
slde at the organ. and during the re-
cent evangelistic services special pro-
grams of both solo and ensem ble
numbers were rendered at each serv-
ice This morning the ofrertory num-
Der will be duet. LORD of Light and
Life" by Mozart. sung by Mrs Howard
and Mrs. Dunwoody, and this evening
Mr.. Walker will be heard in THE
Good Shepherd" by Van de Water
At IIamline Methodist Church today
the music. directed by Miss Edith Fl.
Athey. organst, will include. this
morning: the organ prelude. Offer
toire. NO. g.. by Salome: quartet, 20
Love Divine" by Campbell, with in
cidental tenor solo by Clarence Lewis;
onertory duet. for soprano and alto.
How sweet the Name of Jesus
Sounds" by Brown. Miss Marion
Greene and Mrs. John Humphrey. and
organ postlude. ''Triumphal March,"
by Kroeger. Evening. organ solo.
Prelude" by Whiting: quartet, 81
Will Pour Out My Spirit" by Harris.
with incidental bass solo by r. A.
Kelly. and organ postlude, March,"
by Diggle.
oliver Medium. baritone, who made
such fine Impression last season in
MS appearances with the Community
Opera Company. was the assisting
organ recital at Central High School,
given by Edith B. Athey under the
auspices of the Community and Civic
Center department. Mr.. Melium sang
The Roumanian Night Song" by
Lohr: Calm as the Night. by BONN:
"Invictus," by Bruno HUM. and Life
Has Sent Me Many Roses" by Lohr.
and Miss Athey's selections included
Fantasia" by Tours: "Air" and "Bour-
rec by Bach. and others by Grieg,
Best. Wely and Batiste. The Novem-
Der recitals will be given on the 4th
and 18th of the month, the assisting
soloists to be announced later
The music today at Trinity Methodist
Church. as arranged by Charles D.
Henry at the organ, will be, this
mornin.: Prelude. "Andante Moderate"
tMendelssohn); offertory, "Barcarolle"
(Hoffman): soprano solo. How Love
ly Are Thy Dwellings" Hiddle). Mrs.
Louis A. Potter; quartet. 'The Lord
solennelle" iGounod). In the even
ing the quartet will sing "Tarry With
Me, o My Savior" tBaldwin), with in
cidental solo by Elijah Kinsella. and
Mr.. Church will sing When, With
Doubling and Dreading" (TostD.
At All Souls Unitarian Church to-
day Maj Charles T. Tittmann, bari
tone soloist. will render "A Song Of
Penitence and Praise" by Beethoven.
Huss. and Lewis Atwater. at the or
gan. win play for prelude, First
Rhapsody" by Charles Quif: "Prel-
ude." by Glazounoff and "Offertoire,"
by Marc &c Ranse.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning the mu-
sic will be- furnished by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus. under direction of
Norton NJ. Little and the newly or
gained aparte fpd 81 0 %Inor
SONATA" by Gutlmant; soprano selo.
@Some Sweet Day" by Edwards. Miss
Frances Scherger; offertory chorus
anthem. Hail to the Lords Amounted"
by Him. Mount Pleasant Chorus;
organ postlude. Finale. by Gu id m.
At the 5 o'clock vesper service the
music will be rendered by the quartet,
consisting of Miss Scherger. soprano:
Miss Agnes Chranstrom, contralto;
James X. Young. tenor, and Herman
Fakler. bass. with Claude Robson AT
organ prelude. Canon, in B Minor
by Schumann; contralto solo. ABIDE
With Me-" by Liddle; offertory quar-
tet. Awake Up My Glory" by Salter;
and organ postlude, Grand Choeor'
by Faulkes.
At the Church of the Covenant TINS
evening the music Will be rendered.
by the double quartet OF soiolsts ,uh
der The direction of Sydney ~Lioyo
Wrightson. with Harvey Murray at
the organ, as follows: Organ pre-
Jude. @Angelus" tGounodl; anthem,
The Earth Is the Lords" (Rogers);
incidental solo. Miss Meta Craig; So
prano solo. Come Unto Him" (DunnD
Miss Craig; anthem. SOFTLY Now the
TJeht of Day" (Berwald: offertory
anthem. BY the Waters of Baby
lon tStoughton); incidental solos.
Miss Mary Beiser and w. S. Blanch.
ard; organ postlude. Festival
fd'Acosta): The Evening Choir OF the
Church of the Covenant now numbers
1S5 voices. and will sing for the first
time this season November 3. The
director extends a cordial invitation.
esnecially to male singers, to join
the organization which rehearses on