Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31
Musical Mention

remainder Of the music consisting Of
the anthem. THE Sun Shall Be No
More Thy Light" (Woodward). sung
the organ prelude, "Andante" (Men-
delssohn). and Postlude, Prelude
played BY John B. Wilson. This
| with Mr.. Wilson at the organ, vii!
sing "Jesus. Lover of Ny Soul"
(Tours), and Mr.. Wilson will play
Chant Pastorale" (Dubois). Pre-
lude" tBorowski). and postlude'
At Petworth NJ. E. Church today the
, vested choir and quartet, directed by
, Dwight s. Church, with Mrs. ]. M.
at the 9rsa Moy T sys tas
prelude. Meditation" aDirfneid); pro-
cessional, Come Thou Almighty
King" lGiardini: Invocation solo:
I'll. The Prayer Perfect, sung BY MISS
anthem. How Lovely Are The Mes
sengers," from Est. Paul" (Mendels-
FIAT FIAT (DuncanS. Evening: Prelude.
| "Adagio," from First Sonata" (Men-
delssohn); professional. Abide With 18th
Sour (PikeJ; offertory quartet, Lead
"Festal March in c. (Calkin).
Lutheran Church will render its monthly
| musical service this evening at o'clock.
The quartet is composed Of Mrs. B. H.
Smart. soprano; Marian Larner, con-
tralto; Herbert F. Aldridge, tenor and
director; J. F. S. Kinsella: bass. with
will include the organ prelude; "yoix
Celeste (Batiste); quartet. ''The Ra-
diant Morn" CWoodward); contra1to
solo. 'In Thee. Q God.' lspicker); quar-
offertory. "cantilene Nuptiais. 16u-
bois); quartet. "How Long Wilt Thou
Forget Me?" CPfiueger); quartet. king
All Glorious (Barnby); postlude. TO
| catta" (Nailly).
The Interior Department Band and
Orchestra, under the direction of Walter
| G. Wilmarth, will resume public rehear-
! sails Thursday evening at o'clock IN
i the auditorium of the Interior Depart
ment building, when Mr.. Lorig, cornet-
| list. and Miss Weimer, soprano, viii be
the soloists. Among the numbers to be
presented will be the march. "E Capt..
tan 9s9usa>; overture ptaS. ,nts ustsp,er
Shades Of Night (F,nedlandl; march,
| Commander in Chief" (W1lmarth)
dedicated to the President-elect (frst
time in public); march. Comrades OF
the Legion" (Sousa); orchestra: High
Banner" the band.
The musical portions Of the serv-
ices today at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Lafayette square, directed by
i sist this morning of 'Te Deum."
Dykes; introit anthem. Blessed Are
They" Tours; "Threefold Kyrie." R:
H. Atkinson; offertory solo. Sound
An Alarm" and Judas Maccabaeus,'
Handel: sung by Paul Bleyden, tenor.
Evening; 'Magniioat,, Chambers amtSa1,
Tho quartet of Douglas M. E.
Church, under the direction of Mrs.
Cornelia Long Kinsella., organist. will
give the following program at the
first monthly musical service this
bani), and Alteration" (Borowski).
arranged for violin and organ; quar-
| tet, starry with Me" (Gibson); So
prano and tenor duet. Jesus. Lover
Of My Soul" tJohnson>; quartet ,,et. ~ STe
Spring Song" (Mendelssohn); violin
and organ: contralto solo, Fear Not
| Ye, o Israel" (Buck); quartet, The
King Of Love My Shepherd Is" (Shel-
lly), and Festival March" (Batiste).
as concluding organ number. The
quartet is composed Of Mrs. Nellie
Sebastian Chaillet, soprano; Mrs. Mar
guerite Grooms, contralto; George v.
Blakeney, tenor, and Douglas Shaver,
bass Durward BowerSox is assisting
violinist.
Shaver. bass, will sing Cast Thy
Bread Upon the Waters" by Bischon.
trio composed Of Arsene Ralon
I violinist; Walter Nash. yioloncellist
a assist NG Gdith B. '1 x.hey in giving the
recital at Central High School Tues
day evening and will contri butte
! Trio, OPP. AZ" by Niels w. Gade. to
the program. Compositions by Scan
\ Of the evening. and Miss Athey will
give numbers by Grieg. Sinding, Ole
Bull. Kjerulf. Sodermann and ST.
belius
! A special musical service has been
arranged by Mrs. Florence Howard
choir director, for this evening at the
First Baptist Church. The quartet
and chorus will be assisted by Helen
Gerror. violinist. and the program
Sir John Stainer. Mrs Edmund Barry
will be at the organ, and among the
selections will be the choral numbers
Il Am Alpha and Omega: duet
| Love DIVINE All Love EAceiiHe,
from Daughter of Jairus"; anthems
| 'Now When the Dusky Shades OF
Night" and Behold Two Blind Men,;
prelude for violin and organ, AN
dante" and offertory, 'Cantilena.'
This morning the quartet, composed
of Mrs. Howard, soprano; Miss Mary
tenor, and Fred A. Heuer. bass, will
sing the anthems Christian. the Morn
Breaks Sweetly Der Thee by Shell
ley, and Consider and Hear Me-" by
Pfleuger.
Mrs. Huron Lawson, soprano. will
be one Of the soloists that will con-
tribute to the entertainment of the
members Of the National Press Club