Evening star., 1920-01-04
World" tMoore): postlude. "Cortege
NuptiaI" (Rogers)

on account of the illness of Mrs.
Helen Macleod Cliff, contralto SOLO
lst at Trinity Methodist Church, last
SUNDAY. Miss l.. f. Smith substituted
LOT ner In the morning, and Miss Ag
mes Charnstrom at the evening service
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton sang
d group of songs, playing her own
accompaniment on the guitar and
piano at receptions given by Mrs
I1dfllee, Wife of Lieut.. Col. Harllee of
l:a,Iiont street. and Mrs. Helen Hill
hopkins of Biltmore street. during
.he past week. This was the first
puolc appearance of Mrs. Milton since
tne early fall, when she was stricken
WIN pneumonia and influenza. which
resulted for a time in the loss of her
singing voice.
AZ the Church of the Incarnation
,hls morning. the music under di-
rec. rtc'ion OF Mrs: Henry White. will con-
81 s1st OF violin AID organ prelude
nxnch Luquer and Emile Margaret
Whlte: offertory. third movement
i IRON ourth Sonata" by. Handel, violin
ana ana organ trio, Father, Lead Me By
tiie rand by Butterfield. sung by
katharine Rich, soprano. Alice Dongla :
Jones. contralto. and Wilbur Fielder
tenor. The ensemble numbers bv the
choir VIII consist of Communion Serv-
ice IN r, Flat" by Eyre.
me music at the Mount Pleasant
congregational Church TODAY will he
given this morning bv tbe No..
rleasant Chorus, directed by Norton
NJ. Lutte and. at the 5 o'clock vesner
service: by the quartet Of soloists
win Claude Robson at the organ At
| DOT poih services, This mornings music
viii include the organ prelude .s0f1
a Ra
solo, Agnes Charnstrom: offertorv
chorus, Praise the Lord" (Randeg
ger); postlude. March in G." (Smartl
Beglnning at 4:45 o'clock. a pre-serv-
ICE recital will be given by Mr.. Robe
son. among his numbers being
Suite tBoellmann): Vision (Rhein-
berger). Love Song" from "A Day
in Venice" (Nevin); bass solo. Her
man F,akler; offertory quartet
Awake Up My Glory" (Rogers): or
gan prelude, "Marche Religieuse'
| (MerkeD.
MRS. X H. Dalgleish. president OF
the Rubinstein Club, has recovered
from her recent illness. a severe at.
tack of quinsy, and will again take
part In the rehearsals, which will be
Mount Pleasant Congregations
| Church. after d two-week holiday.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. so.
prano. VIII be the assisting soloist al
| the semi-monthly recital at Centra
High School, to be given January 6
by Edith b. Athey. organist.
Mary Beisser, contralto, will be the
| soloist at the thirty second specia
| musical service this afternoon at tn.
Church Of the Covenant. when she
will sing my Sins. My Sins. My Sor.
| row." by Gilchrist, and Ever SAT,
With God" by Cantor In addition
| there will be the organ prelude
| "Priere Offertoire," by Devred; an.
| them. Again as Evening Shadows
| Fall" by Fletcher, with incidenta
baritone solo by George Miller; Fear
| Not Ye, o Israel" by Lansing. will
incidental tenor solo by Richard P
Backing; Lift Up Your Heads, {
Gates of Brass" by Lemont; offertory
''The Lord Is My Strength" by
Rogers; "Postlude," by Loret
of the service will be given by the
choir of 200 voices, both services
being under direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson, with Harvey Murray a.
the organ. and in the evening will
Claude Robson a the piano. Among
! the numbers will be the organ pre-
1ude "Cantilena." by Grison; anthems
! Lead Me. Lord" by Wesley; Gross
ing the Bar" by Wooler: The Soul.
of the Righteous" by Foster. will
incidental soprano solo by Miss Meta
Craig; offertory. GLORIOUS Is Thy
Name" from Twelfth Mass" by Mo
IVolckmar.