Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-03

given the option of vocation after
their discharge from the hospitals.
and 1t need not necessarily be the one
they followed before going into the
Army. In New York. for example.
there are number Of young men Of
decided talent who are being educated
thoroughly along musical lines. the
government assuming tho responsible
ity of their tuition and maintena nee.
An example of what is being accom-
p.ished in this respect will be afford
ed Washington music lovers in the ap-
pearance on Wednesday evening at
Chevy Chase Seminary. Of Gwilym
Anwyl, a young tenor Of Welsh ante
&C dents. who will be presented in re-
cital by Mccall Lanham of New York.
the latter contributing also to the
program, before the faculty. students
and friends Of that Institution. Mr.
Anwyl has been meeting with great
success during the summer in his ap-
pearances at Asbury Park. in the
Young Peoples Temple; at Ocean
Grove. in the Auditorium, in the Jew
ish synagogue at Ebefon and various
other places OH the Jersey coast. IIe
is now the tenor soloist Of one Of the
prominent Presbyterian churches of
New York city.
The evening choir Of the Church
Of the Covenant, directed by Sidney
Lloyd WfiShtson. will resume rehears
ais for its ninth season Wednesday
evening in the chapel adjoining the
church. This choir numbered s88
voices last season and it IL hoped
by the director to have as large q
chorus this winter. The .Organisa-
ton sings only at the evening Serv-
ices and from the first Sunday in No
xsmber TO the last Sunday In May.
season will consist" of the choral
numbers. many Of the soles in the
various compositions being eIiminat-
ed. Singers interested in choral
members of the choir whether able
to read music at sight or not. Appli-
cation may be masle at any of the
Wednesday evening rehearsals. The
s0Ioists engaged for the sea son. the
majority Of whorp will sing at both
include Blanche Belln and Jewell
Downs. sopranos: Mary Beisser and
Laura Smith. contraltoe: Richard r.
Backing and w. 9. Blanchard, tenors.
wig, bassos. Herman Fakler will be
| an additional s0ioist in the evenings.
During October the music in the even
ing Will be. furnished by Mr.. Fakler.
baritone: Richard Lorleberg, violon-
| cellist, and. w s. Blanchard, precen-
! tor, with Harvey Murray at the organ
John Il. Wilson, dean of the District
Of Columbia Chapter Of the american
Guild of Organists, has been engaged
byterian Church and win play there
today. Mr.. Wilson came to Washing
ton several years ago from Columbus.
Ohio. is a graduate of the Ohio State
University and received his musical
training under Scott Hvater and DR..
Samuel Wood. For the past three
years he has been organiGt at Trinity
Episcopal Church. this city. Miss
Meta Craig will take up her duties
as soloist at the Georgetown Presby-
terrain Church this morning and the
music this evening will be rendered
by Miss Craig and Miss May Norwood
the contralto, who will sing in the
mornings at Guntpn Temple Presby-
terian Church. The evening choir.
consisting of quartet of soloists and
evening. The music for today will
include this morning. the orgas pre-
lude, "Intermezze." by Gtifmant;
offertory solo, Meditation Eiegy." BY
Rorowski: soprano solo. Rock Of
AEes." by GGanoa; organ postluds,
| FuBUC III rIdt. Dy DUCK. evening,
organ prelude, "Priefe." by HoeIlma !;
contraito sole. abide with Me-" by
Liddle; soprano solo. Come Unto Me-"
by Coenen {by request), and postlude,
"PastOrale." by Randegger.
! A course Of lectures on apprecia-
ton Of music 10 being given BY Alex
| ander Hennemann at the knights Of
Columbus evening school. Monday
evenings from to 8 o'clock. The
Rhythm" and illustrations viii be
given by Mr.. Hennemann and Miss
Hennemann. =;
The Nordiea Mandolin AID Guitar
Orchestra. Walter r. Holt, conductor,
evening. tho occasion marking the
! twenty-second anniversary OF its orr
ganization. In preparation for the
! seasons work Mfr. Holt will start re-
hearsals on several numbers, among
! them Morning. Noon and Night in
,ian." by Luisini; "a Day in Venice"
| by Nevin. and an arrangement OF
popular airs by De LOSS. Rehearsals
of the Nordfca Steel Guitar ana
Ukulele Club and the Nordica banjo
Club will commence also in the near
| future.
The following programs, arranged
by Dwight 8. Church. director. will be
given by the vested choir and quartet
of Petwofth NJ. Z. Church today. with
Mrs John y: Sylvester At the organ:
Foundation chorus, Awake ana
Sing the sonx," By Brown: at com,
'Postlude," BY Tours. Evening-or.
gan solo. Prelude. 3 Fiat" by Bibl:
choral. 20 Gladsome Light" from
| THE Go1deH Legend" by Sullivan; Of
fertory Quartet. 10 Come to Ny
Heart" by Wolcott. and postiude.
| Choral March," by Buck.
The music program prepared for the
| service 1t the First Congregational
Church today contains the prelude.
for alto. tenor ana bass voices, %
| Cease MY Wandering SOUL by Cha
dick. which will be sung by Mrs. Beu-
lab Harper Dunwoody. Richard Back
ing and . te Roy .r Lewis and ths Offer
Lord, Too Light to Take to Thee in
Prayer" by Godfrey, with the post
| morning service. AS prelude to the
| Ter. orsanist and choirmaster, viii
open his series of organ recital6
playing Rogers Concert Overture In
clair de Lune," and Gilette's idyl
| From the outh.'' The choir will sing
Schmecker's Come, Ye Dsconsolate,"
and for the offsrtory anthem Martins
| whose Dwelleth in the Defense Of
the Most High" Tho postlude IL .
moderate movement BY Dunn.
Mrs. Elaine Sebring Terd. who has
| taken an active and prominent part ia
local operate productions ana other
musical endeavcrs, IS enjoying an ex.