Evening star., 1919-10-05
MUSICAL MENTION

Brooklyn. where he was the tenor
soloist in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church; Mr.. Fakler is from Minne-
sofa, where he was tho bass soloist
| in the Central Methodist Church, Wi
mona. The quartet will sing for the
drst time at both services today.
The Mount Pleasant Chorus. nifty
voices. under the direction Of Norton
M Little, will sing at this morn
ings service and at all morning serv-
ices through October.
The following programs have been
arranged for both services today by
Claude Robson. organist and direc-
tor.
Morning: Organ prelude. "Intermez-
10" (Parker): contralto solo, The
Voice Of Ono Crying in the Wilder
ness" (Scott), Miss Chrnstrom; offer
Mount Pleasant Chorus: organ post
lude. 'Cortege" (Debussy).
Vesper service, pm: Organ prel-
ude, "At Evening" (Buck): bass solo.
Jesus. Lover of Ny Soul (Tours).
Mr.. Fakler; offertory. Still. Still With
lude, "Scherzo Symphoniaue" (Hall).
Mr.. Robson announces that through
the months Of November and Decem-
Der he will play q short fifteen-min-
ute program before each vesper serv-
ice. The numbers will mostly be re-
quest compositions.
At the Church of the Incarnation
this morning the choir. under the di-
rection of Mrs. Henry White, will sing
communion service in B Flat major.
by Arthur Brown. and w. E. Fielder
when he will be heard in Teach Me
to Pray" by Jessie Mae Jswett Kath-
arine Rich, soprano, and Alice Doug
las Jones, contralto. have returned
from their summer outings and are
again at their places in tho choir.
Emile Margaret White at the organ,
will play Movement Risoluto in A
Major" by Semmens, for the rrelude.
and The March to Calvary" from
The Crucihxion," by Sir John Stainer,
for the postlude.
solont at the Church Of the Inca-na-
|tion. was visiting in the city recently
and sang AGAIN with tke choir. lie
has just returned to Cornell Univcr.
s:ty for his senior year.
DR.. Dwight s. CHURCH. musical di-
rector Of Petworth Methodist Epis-
oopa1 Church, announces that Laura
J. Campbell, soprano. has been ~
engaged for this season on tho solo
quartet She will be the soloist at
this evenings service.
Mra James K. Kerr has accepted
the position Of solo contra1to. com
ing to this quartet from Wesley M
E. Church, where she has been SOLO
ist for the past three years James
rarc while Benjamin Y. Morrison will
be the basso member of the quartet
Mr.. Morrison is new in Washington
musical circles. and will be heard
frequently in solo work.
The vested choir and solo quartet
will resume their seasons work to-
day. and will be. as in the past,
under the direction Of DR.. Church,
with Mrs. John M. Sylvester at the
organ. The post of pianist has not
There have been very few changes in
the personnel of the chorus this sea-
son. which numbers about forty-fve
voices, in addition to the solo quar-
tet. Applications for membership
have far exceeded the vacancies. and,
amfnatio /. several splendid voices
have been added. In addition to the
regular church services, the. choir
will be heard this season in Handers
Messiah" during Christmastide and
in Cowen's Rose Maiden" later in the
winter.
The music for today at Petworth
Methodist Episcopal Church will be as
follows. with DR.. Dwight S. Church,
director. and Mrs. John NJ. Sylvester.
organist: Morning-Organ prelude,
Prelude on Tone VIII" by whiting;
anthems. "Cherubim Song" by Bart
nyanski; Gloria in Excelsis" by
Buck: 'sanctus." by White; quartet,
gan postlude, 'Menuetto," by Tours.
Evening-Organ prelude. "Onertorie
in f Minor" by Salome; anthem,
BLESSED Be the Lord God" by Simper;
solo. Lead. Kindly Light" by Haw-
fey, Miss Lora Campbell; postlude.
"Festal March," by Calkin.
The Washington College Of Music
held examinations for scholarships
Monday and the awards were as fol-
lows: Miss Gladys Price. voice. with
Mr.. Paul; Miss Estella Thomas. violin,
with Mr.. Christiani; Joseph Brusiloff,
violin. with Mr.. Van Hulsteyn; Miss
Lois Goddard, piano. with Mr.. Wad;
Benjamin Rather, piano, with Mr..
Carter; Wilbur Nauman, voice. with
Mr.. Miller. The college moved Tues
day into its new quarters. 704 18th
street
The president Of Rho Beta Chapter.
0Q 6pS1lOa OIoIIlys hdo OdllCo
the first meeting Of the season for
October at Wilson Normal School,
whom plans for the winters work will
be mapped out.
At the morning service At the Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church today, Earl
Carbauh will sing Turn Ye Even
Unto Me-" by Harker. and Cast Thy
Bread Upon the Water" by Bischoff,
at the evening service, with Mrs. Will
bur at the organ.
The Imperial Quartet, which met
with success prior to the war and
disbandsd. owing to. the first tenor.
James K. Young, and second bass. J.
E. s. Kinsella, being called to the
colors: has reoreanized and will be.
quartet is composed of James K
Young, frst tenor; Newton T. Ham
mer. second tenor; Earl Carbauh, first
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