The Washington herald., 1920-10-24
CITY MUSICIANS
ADD TO PLANS
Varied Programs Indicate
Banner Winter Season
In Capital.
CHURCH MUSIC CROWS
Soloists, Choruses and In
strumentalists Will Add
To Religious Services.
Eckinston Presbyterian Church.

" AN~AhAS@S A~~A 's~~Ss
Rckfncton Presbyterian Church.
A musical program of special i'm
sportance has been arranged for the
evening song service at lexington
Presbyterian Church at 7:45 o'clock
tonight. 1t is as follows: Prelude,
organ, "Barcarolle" (D'Hoffman-Gil-
lette), "onertoire" CBatiste), and
Pilgrims Song Of Hope" (Batiste); !;
anthem, chorus, Christ Is King
mabel Linton); quartet with alto
solo and violin obligato, The Day
IS Ended" (Bartlett); antiphonal
anthem. jnhior choir. chorus and
flute, "watchman What of the
Night?" (Sullivan); duet, soprano
and alto, Songs of Praise the
Angels Sang (Shelley); soprano
solo, These Are They" (GauD /:
women's chorus with bass solo. and
r. obligato, List the Cherubic Host"
CGauD; offertory, violin solo, "Cava-
tina" Op. IS, No. (Raf); chorus
with soprano obligato, From Thy
Love as a Father" (Gounod) /;
"Sevenfold Amen (Stainer); post
lude, From an Indian Lodge" and
in Autumn" CMacDowellD. Gertrude
Lyons is choir director and Carl F..
Stuhler, organist. The quartet is
composed OF Gertrude lyons, So
p-ano; Marie Cisco, alto; Daniel
Morgan, tenor, and James Bates,
bass They will be assisted by the
chorus, junior choir and Wells
Jones, violinist: william Cushard,
,Yiolinist, and William Jardine, fut-
Rst.
The program for the morning
service will be: Prelude, organ,
Prayer" Cwely): anthem, chorus,
\ de Shall Come Down Like Rain"
NBuck); quartet, Blessed As the
Merciful" QIiles); offertory, "MedI-
tation" (Schreve), and postlude,
Praise" (Gounod).
Vaughn Class Concert.
Miss Elsa l. Raner, violinist, and
the Musurgia Quartet have been en-
gagged for the thirtieth annual con-
cert of the Vaughn Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Sunday School to be given
November 10.
Bright Prospects.
Wednesday morning witnessed the
getting down to work of the Ru-
oinstein Club under the direction
Of Claude Robson and with Mrs.
Howard NJ. Blandy at the piano.
This rehearsal was the second one
Of the season, and the large at
tendance and the vim shown in the
singing OF the chorus portend the
most successful season in the en-
tire history OF this important or
EaniZation.
Mrs. Robert II. Dalgleish. the
president Of the club, outlined the
plans for the coming months. She
has just returned from a visit to
Atlantic City, where she had a de-
1iShtful stay.
She voice committee, of which
Mrs JessiCa L. Benham is chair
man. will meet applicants for ac-
tive membership at her residence,
2425 Nineteenth street, on Thurs
day evening, at s o'clock.
This organization of women.
which has always stood for the
highest and best in music, deserves
the heartiest cooperation of all
those interested in the advancement
Of music in Washington. For the
season Of 192O-21 the membership
will be classed as sustaining, asso-
ciate and active. The sustaining
members will be privileged to Sc
lect three seats for each concert.
Associate and active members will
have two seats for each concert.
The membership dues are: Sustain
ing members, $3.50; associate MEM
bers. $500. and active members,
$500. Before securing tickets a 10
per cent war tax must be added.
Carl r. stuhIer Resigns.
On account Of other duties Carl
F. Stuhler has resigned from his
position Of organist at lexington
Presbyterian Church, and will leave
at the end Of this month.
ID. 4. r. Musicale.
Miss Esther Patterson, a we'll
known concert pianist. of AshevflIe,
y. C. presented several numbers at
rIhC Tuesday evening meeting of L
Pluribus UnUm Chapter of the D.
y. r, held at the residence of Mrs.
Hubert johnson. in Cliffbourne
place. Mrs. Elmer Z. Curry, secre-
tary of the Rubinstein Club, was
heard in vocal numbers.
First Congregational
At the morning service OF First
Congregational Church the follow
ing musical program will be pre-
u
first Sonata (MendeIssohn) barry
tone solo, "Oh God Have Mercy.
(MendelssOhn's St. Paul., sung by
H. Leroy Lewis offertory anthem.
Seek Ye the Lord" CRubcrts); post
lude. Allegro yivaCi." first Sonata
(Mcndelssohn). Evening - Prelude,
"Pastorale," first Sonata (GuiImantD /:
Caprice (Cadman); "Fantasic in
Free style" (MerkeD: anthem.
Lead Kindly Light" CBartIet). Of
fertory anthem, Say. Watchman.
What Of the Night" (SuIlivan); post
lude, 'ToCcata" (GuilmanO.
Burial Class Chorus.
Under the direction OF Mrs. Ger
trude Deland Price the Burial Class
Chorus Club OF forty voices was
heard last night at Central High
School auditorium. This club is one