Evening star., 1920-02-08
Musical Mention

1 ' M i N1OX L
sung by Helen Mccoy and Rev. Mr..
Wroth; anthem. Drop Down. Ye
Heavens" by Barnby and organ post
lude. March in T. Flat" by Rogers.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass.
and Mrs. Horace Dulin. violinist. will
be the soloists at this afternoons vesper
service beginning at 40 o'clock at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. Maj. Tittmann will sing The
Good shepherd" by Van de Water.
violin obligato) and "One Sweetly
Solemn Thought by Ambrose: Mrs.
Dulin will play "Tntermezzo." from
IL Arlesienne." by Bizet. Deep River"
by Burleigh, and "Melodie." by Ball
Frances Scherger. soprano: Agnes
Chranstrom. contralto. James X.
Young. tenor. and Herman Fakler.
bass. will sing Appear Thou Light
Robson. at the organ. will play for
prelude "Cantilena." by Steggdel and
postlude "Scherzo Symphonique." by
Russell King Mill. The music this
morning will consist of an anthem
by the Mount Pleasant chorus. directed
by Norton NJ. Little: solo. Miss
Scherberger. and organ prelude. Songs
in the Night by Spnney, and postlude.
"Minuet." by Faulkes. The soloists
next Sunday afternoon will be Mrs.
Elizabeth T Reynolds, contralto. of
Philadelphia and Mitchell Bliss.
violioncellist
Gurle Luise Corey, who has been
singing in opera in New York and
vicinity during the winter added to
her success last week when she sang
the title role in Marta" at Hunter
College, New York city, on two hours
notice. She was received with ap-
plause that amounted to an ovation.
Mrs. John ]. Stahl. soprano; Miss
Daisy Fickenscher. violinist, and Miss
Mary j. Kelly, pianist, will give the
program Friday at the Cosmos Club
for the Friday Morning Music Club.
The music at the Church of the In
carnation this morning, as arranged
by Mrs. Henry White, will consist of
"Venite,' by Woodward; TIE Deum.'
by Hodge; incidental solos by kath-
bur {. Fielder and Quincy +. Werlein:
"Jubilate," by Hotchkiss: offertory
anthem. Incline Thine Ear" by Him
mel. with opening SOLO by aIr. Wer
lein. Emelie Margaret White will
play for prelude the overture to
"ParsifaI and for postlude, March
of the Crusaders by Pinsuti
The Criterion Orchestra of United
Brethern Sunday school. HurIbut G.
Winfield. director, rehearses Wednes-
day evenings at 7.45 in the church.
Additional musicians are desired for
membership. particularly Stringed
and wood-wind Instruments. and an
invitation is extended to all male or
chestral players to attend. The Cri-
terion Is permanent organization,
and the director wishes to immedi-
naf fn h.
full quota of forty-five musicians, in
preparation for Sunday and concert
work.
Richard P. Backing. tenor. will be
the so1oist with the double quartet
at this afternoons service at the
Church of the Covenant, and Netta
Craig, soprano, will sustain the solos
at this evenings service. with the
choir Of 200 voices. Both services be-
Wrightson with Harvey Murray at the
organ and. in the evening. with
Claude Robson at the piano. The
programs follow: Afternoon, organ
| prelude. 20 Sanctissima." by Lux: an
them, ITO Thee. Q Lord. Our Hearts
Remember Me-" by Holden. Mr.. Back
ing: anthem, abide With Me-" by
! Richar. incidental contralto solo.
| Mary Beiser; solo, The Ninety-First
Psalm" by MacDermid, Mr.. Backing:
| anthems. Come. Great Spirit" by
Mr.. Backing; offertory. Praise the
Lord" by Randegger; organ solo.
| 'Postlude in D Major" by Loret. Even
ing. organ prelude: AT Evening"
by Buck; anthem. AT Rest" by Wes-
Hamblin. Miss Craig; anthem. Hold
| Thou Ny Hand" by Lemon. inciden-
! tai solo. Miss Creiseser; offertory an
| them. Saviour. Now the Day rs End
| ing" by Birch. incidental solos. Mrs.
Jewell Downs and Miss Beiser; organ
postlude. Festival" by Siefert.
A quartet. consisting of Gretchen
Hood, soprano; Mrs. William T. Reed,
; contralto; Herbert F. Aldridge. tenor.
and Oliver Mellum, bass. with George
musical portions Of the entertain
ment at the annual meeting of Co
lumbia Chapter, Royal Arch Masons.
Friday evening at the New Willard.
when they were heard in the waltz
song. "Carmena," by Lane Wilson.
song, Santa Lucia" and 'Barcarole.'
from 'Tales Of Hoffman
Nina Norman Luthe. mezzo-soprano,
will be the soloist at the monthly
missionary meeting at Calvary Bap-
tst Church Tuesday evening, when
she will sing THE Ninety First
Psalm" by MacDermid, with Mrs. w
c. Stierlin accompanying.
Miss Mary NJ. wilkins has been en-
gagged as organist of Grace Episcopal
Church and has already assumed her
new duties.
Mrs. T. S. Lovette will again sub
stitute at Ingram Congregational
Church for Miss Chenowith, who is
still too i'll to take up any of her
duties. Mrs. Lovette will be heard
this morning in the solo. arise.
Shine. for Thy Light Is Come by Mac
Dermid.
The news that came FROM New
York during the week of the death
Capt. Parks. instructor of niathemat-
les at West Point. tells of another
'erious loss in musical circles as well
as in the social element of the Ma
tional Capital, where she WAS so en-
1eared to all by her qualities of both
mind and character. AS Elizabeth
Wilbur. daughter of the dean of
George Washington University and
Mrs. Wilbur, she was well known in
church and college circles also, hav-
ing been a student at the university
musical education also was received
in this city and only last season she
appeared in number of recitals as
the soloist and first violin of the
kaspar String Quartet. when the Or
ganization played at the Arts Club
at the Friday Morning Music Club and
at the kaspar studio. Even since her