Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

organ prelude. Meditation" by
Lemaigre: quartet. There Were
Ninety and Nine" by Schneider;
offertory, bass solo. Tear Not Ye, o
Israel" by Dudley Buck; organ post
Jude. March" from Third Symphony"
will give a short preliminary recital.
playing Hollin's prelude in G Major"
'Minuetto," by Calkin, and Might
Song" by Vogt: the quartet will sing
the anthem, Jerusalem, o Turn Thee"
by Gounod. and the service will close
with the organ number. March in f,
Major" by Stuych.
Mrs. W. e. Braithwaite, formerly
Miss Helen Crennap and member
of the Rubinstein Club, will be the
soloist this morning at the service of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church.
when she will be heard in "Open the
Gates of the Temple" by Knapp.
Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano and
director, and Mrs. Beulah Harper Dun
woody. contralto. will sing this
morning at the First Baptist Church
the duet, Jesus, Thou Joy Of Loving
Hearts" by Goetz, and John Walker,
Come Unto Me-" by Hawley. and this
evening the music will consist of the
solos. abide With Me-" by Spence,
by Mrs. Dunwoody, and, by request,
The Holy City" by Adams, by Mrs
Howard. Mrs. Edmund Barry, as
usual, will be at the organ.
George Harold Miller, who had been
engaged as a member Of the double
quartet Of the afternoon choir of the
Church Of the Covenant, has asked to
I'll pfro GOT hi
duties as choir director and soloist at
Calvary Methodist Church require all
the time he can give to his church
work.
At the Church Of the Covenant this
evening the music will be rendered
by the double quartet of soloists under
with Harvey Murray at the organ, the
selections being as follows: Organ
prelude, "Offertoire," by Dubois; an
them. THE Lord Is My Strength" by
Rogers: contralto solo. MY Task" by
Ashford. Miss Mary Beiser; anthem,
offertory anthem, THE Shadows of
the Evening Hours" by Nichol. with
incidental soprano solo, by Miss Meta
Craig: organ solo. "Postlude," by
Volckmann.
musical events at Madison Hall
Seminary this season were inaugu-
rated last Sunday evening by a song
recital by Miss Mary Helen Howe.
who gave well balanced program of
selections. serious. light. operate and
religious. She was ably assisted at the
piano by her sister, Marie Howe Gar
ziglia. among the numberS being: "Oh.
Divine Redeemer," by Gounod. French
songs. "Bonjour Suzon. by Lamaire:
Elegie," by Massenet, and "Serenade. -
by Gounod. American songs, Where
Blooms the Rose" by Clayton John (;
Southern Song" by Ronald: Irish
Folk Song" by Foote, and The Cry Of
Rachel" by salter; "sylvelin," by
and Juliet" by Gounod.
Katharine Rich. Alice Joyce, w. c.
Fielder and Mr.. Hope will sustain the
incidental solos in the musical por-
tions of the service of the Church of
the Incarnation this morning. when
the numbers. under direction of Mrs.
White. will include the organ prelude,
'Propter Magnum.' by Pergolesi: pro-
cessional. How Sweet the Name of
Jesus by Reinagle; "Venite.' by
Pallis; TIE Deum. by Buck: "Benedic-
tus." by Barnby; I'm But a Stranger
Here" by Sullivan; offertory anthem.
I'm My Fathers House Are Many
Mansions" by WardStephens: recess
sional. More Love to Thee. o Christ"
by Smart; organ solo. "Postlude," by
Battmann. Miss White.