Evening star., 1919-09-28
MUSICAL MENTION

solo, arise, Shine. For Thy Light is
Come" MacDermid: anthem, morning
Hymn" Henschel; organ postiuoe, Du-
bois. Evening service-organ preiuae
! and Light" Chadwick: contralto solo
Keep Me. Savior" Danks: anthem
Seek Ye the Lord" Roberts; organ
postlude, Calkin.
The choir service at Hamline Church
| today will be: Morning-Organ, An
dante" Marsden: anthem, Whose
Dwelleth Under the Defense" Martin
! Incidental tenor solo); offertory
quartet, Father. in Thy Presence,
Wodsll dncidsntal alto tsn,0s sOioo; orsan orsan
"Cantilene," Salome; twenty-minute
song service. under direction of war
Camp Community; offertory. quartet,
| Now the Day is Over" Tours: organ,
Song of Triumph" Burgess.
The flrst meeting Of the board OF
nesday at the home Of the president.
Mrs Robert H. Dalgleish.
Rehearsals will be held as usual,
every Monday night, at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
will be a musical october Is at pm:
Applications for membership should
be made to the secretary. Mrs. Elmer
e. Curry, e25 A street northeast;
Voices Of applicants yin be a tried
Il 1t2s s0s s street, street g october from : to /
pm. and October at 8 pm.
Concerts for the season will be
given December 9. February 10 and
May 4. Theo Karle. tenor, will be the
The oficers Of the club for 1919
1920 are as follows: Mrs. Hobart
Brooks, honorary president; Mrs.
Robert H Dalgleish. president; Miss
Matte Gibson. first vice president;
Mrs. Archer l. Haycock. second vice
president; Mrs. Elmer e. Curry. sec
Mrs. Duncan Richmond. librarian: !:
Mrs. Frank Lord. chairman room
committee: Miss Viola Shippert
chairman entertainment committee:
Mrs. w. P. Ellenberger. chairman
press committee; Claude Robson,
conductor.
Mrs. James Kerr, contralto soloist
Of Wesley M. E. Church, has accepted
a similar position at the Petworth
Methodist Church and will sing for
the last time today. Her otrsrtory
Mrs. Kerr has been singing at Wesley
Church for over three years. and
greatly regrets parting from the
pleasant ties formed there. her only
motive being the financial advantage
to be gained BY the change; Before
soloist at the First Baptist Church.
and has also appeared before the
Rubinstein Club.
Mrs. William T. Reed was the solo.
given in honor Of Dr. Greene Tuesday
evening at Calvary Baptist Church.
Her numbers were Home, Sweet
Home" Rose of My Heart" 'Lohr.
and The Americans Come" Fay Fos-
ter.
Mrs. Albert Briggs. formerly Eliza
beth Meininger. was the soloist at the
opening meeting OF the missionary
societies Of Calvary Baptist Church
held this week. Mrs. Briggs sang ef-
fectively open the Gates of the
Temple" by Knapp.
In addition to the large chorus at
14th street and the Avenue on the day
of the parade Of the 1st Division. A.
e. F., the War Camp Community
Service provided four Army trucks
filled with artists of varied talents,
both local and drawn from the sew
eral theaters, for the entertainment
Of the soldiers while waiting at their
stations for tn, parade to form. One
National Quartet. and for three hours.
from o'clock until 49, this organ
ixation, as quickly as It could be
driven from one point to another,
"joined-up" with every arm OF the
division in a series Of rapid-nre con-
certs Of about fifteen minutes each.
which did much to relieve for both
0fheers and men the tedious walt.
Mr.. Braithwaite, the tenor Of the
quartet. acted as song leader, with
Miss Grace Medig. cornetist. and
Miss Ethel Garrett Parrish. accom-
panist. Assisting the quartet was a
chorus. composed Of Miss Katherine
Rogers. Mrs. Helen Braithwaiee, Mrs
W. H. Miltner. Miss Dorothy Schaaff.
Mrs. II. N. Forker and Miss Nary
Thompson. sopranos; Miss Mary Pond,
Miss Alice Terrell and Miss Mary Ter
rell. altos; r. n. Wilhelm and W. H
Miltner, tenors: W. n. Matson, Capt.
Thaddeus Parrish and r. H. Fort
ney. basses.
Mrs. Huron Lawson has returned
from . three-month chautauqua tour,
having sung in Georgia, Alabama,
Tennessee and Virginia.