Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-24

At st. Johns Church, Georgetown,
this morning, the musical program, az
arranged by Samuel A. Leech, organ
list and choirmaster, will include
.Yenite in F Major" by Atkinson;
"Te Deum in E Flat Major" by Wood
ward; "JubiIate Dec in D Major" by
Godson, and offertory anthem, Whose
Most High" by Martin. Arthur L.
Simpson, tenor, will sustain the solo
in the anthem. Evening, "Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in c Major" by
Marks, and "Ho. Every One That
Thirsteth." by Martin, with bass solo
by Frank w. Haneke.
Katharine Rich, soprano, had an
enthusiastic audience at the Wilson
Normal School on Friday afternoon,
where she gave program of three
groups of songs before the students
and faculty. Her numbers included
autumn E sopg by M Mary o Turner
Philips. and ITO You" by Roden-
beck Her second group was one of
old Irish and Kentucky mountain
folk songs. and the third, will O. the
Wisp." by Spross: Loves in My
Heart" by Woodman. and IT'S a
M1Enty NOOu w Of1u- Dy JeOlTey
OHara. Miss Dorothy Russell as
sisted as accompanist. and also gave
a group of piano numbers.
At the Georgetown Presbyterian
this morning the music will
by Luzzi, and Come Unto
Him." by Dunn, sung by Miss Meta
Craig. with an organ prelude. Cant
lene," by Dubois. and postlude, Fan
TASTE in G Minor" by Bach, played by
John B. Wilson. This evening the
be given by the solo quartet and chorus
choir, and the program will COM
prise the organ prelude. "In Paridi-
sum-" by Dubois; anthem. "Hark.
Hark. My Soul" by Shelley; incidental
solos by Miss Craig and Miss Nor
Be No More Thy Light" from WORD
Of Cod" by Spross, Miss Norwood;
postlude, Grand Choeur," by Salome.
Miss Helen Barbee, mezzo-soprano.
will be the offertory soloist this morn
ing at the Westminster Memorial
Church, when she will
be heard in mo Night There" by
with Mrs. Frank Byram at the
organ. Miss Barbee spent last season
in New York, studying with Terrucio
Corrodetti, and will return there later
work. This evening Stanley Depeu.
tenor, and Ernest Kahlert, baritone,
VIII sing Teach Me to Pray by
Hewitt.
Wilbur c. Fielder. tenor, will be the
offertory soloist at the Church of the
Incarnation this morning, his selec-
ton being Bow Down Thine Ear"
by Antonio, Secchi. The choir, under
direction Of Mrs. Henry White, will
SIN. sing n Veniter Ear L., Of MoFningt9n9,
and "Benedictus" (Crotch).
Elizabeth Winston. pianist, is max
ing week end visit to her relatives,
Mrs Fred Flower and Mrs. w. c.
Poillon, Riverside drive, New York
city.
Rosemary Lundstrum, contralto
soloist at the Church of the Incarna-
ton, sang at a reception at Grace
Church Friday evening, her
being ''Exaltation," by Seneca
Pierce; Expectancy" by Dudley Buck,
and June Morning." by Charles Will
leby. She was assisted by Miss Louisa
Lewis. as accompanist.
Mrs Albert Klaas, the soprano
soloist of the Churh of the Atonement,
will sing A1litsen's 1.-THE Lord Is Ny
Light" at the special service ar
ranged for today. She will be heard
also in a duet. Love Divine, All Love
Excelling," by stainer. with Elmer
Beach, who will sustain the tenor part
There will also be several anthems by
the quartet and chorus.
The return this season to morning
Of the Rubinstein Club has
mezzo soprano and contalto sections.
and voice trial for active member
ship will be held at the home of the
chairman of the voice committee, Mrs.
Jessica E. Benham. on Thursday. Octo-
Der %, at 8 o'clock. Application for
should be made to the
secretary, Mrs. Elmer E. Curry.
Ruth Bronson, violinist, will be the
special so1oist this evening at the
service OF the Gunton-Temple Presby
terrain Church. which will be held in
the former Gurley Memorial Church.
She will play "The Swan" by Saint
Saens, and Handel's Largo" with
Mrs. Kline accompanying at the or
gan. At this mornings service, held
in the Gunton-Temple Church build
ing, the vested choir under direction
Of John G. Klein will sing the an
them, Saviour When Night Involves
the Skies" by Shelly, Fred East sing
ing the incidental baritone solos, and
''Cantate Domino" by Dudley Buck.
At the II o'clock service this morn
ing at the Church Of the Ascension,
the choir will sing 'Te Deum." by Van
"Jubilate," by Nevin and
offertory, Peace I Leave With Thee"
by Roberts, in which the incidental
tenor solo will be sustained by George
F. Bayliss, and the music this even
and the offertory number, ut Is
will be sung by l.. E. Muir
ray, basso.
been arranged by the organist, Mrs.
Helen Calhoun Crouch. for the serv-
ices at Trinity Episcopal Church to-
day: Morning-Prelude, Meditation"
by LIE Maigre; '"Te Deum," by Ste
phens; anthem, I'm Humble Faith and
Holy Love" by Garrett; incidental
prano; postlude, "Triumphal March,"
by Heintze. Evening-"Magnific in
A." by Holden; offertory solo, THE
Living God, by OI1ara, Miss Nancy
Stillwell, contralto.
The following musical programs
have been arranged by Claude Robe
SON, organist and director. for the
services at Mount Pleasant Congre-
yational Church today. The Mount
Pleasant Chorus of fifty voices. under
he direction of Norton M. Little, will
sing at the morning service. The
music for the vesper service at 5
o'clock will be given by the solo
quartet, composed of Miss Frances
Scherger, soprano; Miss Lura Smith,
substituting for Miss Kit
ridge; T. J. Quinn, tenor, and Her
nan F'akler. bass. The programs are:
prelude, "Reverie"
,Dethier); soprano solo, 1.-The Voice of
0ne Crying in the Wilderness"
'Scott), sung by Miss Scherger;
,ffertory (chorus), Jesus, Lover of
Ny Soul" (Neidleirger). sung by the |
Mount Pleasant Chorus; organ post
ude, allegro Guibilante" (Federlein.) !