Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
GittlemAn. piano. Edith B. Athey
Will be the accompanist.


w. r. Ham,ll. organist. will pre-
side for the first time today over the
music at the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, and the quartet. con-
sisting OF Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir Cliff.
soprano: Miss Pauline Whitaker. con-
tralto: Louis b. Thompson, tenor. and
]. Walter Humphrey, bass. will give
the following program under Mr..
Hamilrs direction: Morning-organ
prelude. "Cantilena Pastorale" tGuil-
man): anthem. The Lord Is My
Light" (Parker); offiertory, tenor
solo. I'm Heavenly Love Abiding"
CSalter); organ postiude. March
Cortege" (Gounod). Evening-Organ
prelude. Meditation" (Lefebre) an
them. The Lost Sheep" tFoster): Of
fertory. alto solo. And God Shall
Wipe Away All Tears" tcoombs) !:
organ postlude. 'Sortie" (Rosers).
Mrs. Rubie Potter. soprano. and H.
LIE Roy Lewis. baritone. will con-
tribute to the program of the Pill
grim Concert" to be given November
% at the Womans City Club.
The vested choir and quartet of the
Petworth n. Z. Church will present
the following programs today. di-
rected by Dwight S. Church. with
Mrs. John NJ. Sylvester at the organ:
Organ prelude. prelude" (Mendels-
King Eternal. (Smart): anthem.
Gloria" from Twelfth Mass"
(MozarD; communion service. Sane
tus." with preface by Price. and
Gloria in Excelsis" DUDLEY Buck)
"Postlude in A" (Whitins). Even
ing service-Organ. Prelude in F.
(Thome): professional. Faith of Our
Fathers (Walton); anthem. "Cheru-
BIN Song" (Bortnyanskyl. from the
Russian church service: ofIertory.
quartet. Saviour. Like a Shepherd
Lead Us" (Edwards): postlude.
Grand Choir" (Guilmantl.
The Musurgia Quartet. Mrs. Ethel
|Holtzclaw Gawler. Mrs. William T
Reed. Louis Goodyear and Edwin CAL
low. with Harry Wheaton Howard.
director and accompanist, viii give a
program Wednesday evening at the
New Willard before the members and
friends Of the City Club.
Mrs. Warner Gibbs. soprano, and
open the seasons series OF Sunday
{. enins musicals at the Arts Ciup
with the following program this even
ing: Piano solo, Prelude and Fugue"
(Mendelssohn): soprano solos. 90
stination" (Fontnaillesl. ''Tes Doux
senet!. "si Mes Vers Avaient des
Major and "BarcaroIle" Chopin
soprano solos, Down in the Forest"
(Landon Ronald), Prom the Land OF
the Sky-blue Water" fCadman). The
and the Rose" Carrie Jacobs BondJ;
piano solos, May Night" tPalmgren).
..r.Ierie and prelude. q Minor
(RachmaninNf). Miss Dorothy Den
nett will accompany Mrs. Gibbs at the
piano.
Final arrangements for the Wash
ington trip of the combined musical
clubs of the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology were made at meet
ing of the committee In charge at the
The clubs. which comprise the Giee.
Mandolin and Banjo clubs. will give a
concert. followed by a dance, at
Rauscher's on December 80. A COM
headed by James A. Tobey. rs. is in
charge of the arrangements.
The following program has been
prepared for today's services at Trim
ity Episcopal Church:
'.lostiude' 9Th. Stern). Mrs. Helen
VI
20 Lord. My Cor (Couidrey): Com
munion Service in G Major tc,alkins)-
Evening. "Intermezzo" (Rheinberger) !:
"Festal Service in c Major" (Stainer) !;
offertory. Fear Not. o Israel"
(Spicker). Solo quartet consists OF
soprano; Nancy w. Stillwell, con-
tralto: ]. A. Bell. tenor. and G. H.
Lambert, bass. 4,.is -.
The musical service which had been
sch eduled for last Sunday evening
poned until this evening on account
Of the holding Of eYangelistic serv-
ices. Assisted by Miss Helen Gerrer.
violinist, the quartet viii give the
70 GLOWING program. by Sir Joh ion.
Florence Howard. with Mrs. Edmund
Barry, at the organ: Chorus. Il am
Alpha and :. Omega; duet from
'1)a aghtep of Jairus"; anthems. Now
When. the Dfsky Shades of Might"
for violin and organ. "Andante." and
off ertory. "Cantiiena." In the morn
ing there will be quartet. 20 Lord
How Manifold" by double quartet.
and trio for soprano, alto and tenor.
Awake, Ny Soul.' by Leslie.
Rho Beta Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon
Sorority. held it's first Initiation Of
the year on Friday evening in Its
chapter rooms. at the .Washin-ton
College of Music, followed by the hrst
program of the season. the initiates
being the performers Those initiated
were Miss Marie b. Culp, contfalto:
Miss Eleanor De Witt Ely. pianist:
Miss Lille NJ. Winner, soprano; Miss
Ruth bronson, violinist: Miss Gladys
man. pianist. and Miss Hazel Wood.
soprano. The next meeting Of the
chapter will be, held on Thursday
evening. when all out-of-town- Mu
'Phis are cordially invited.
The vested choir of Gunton-Temple
Presbyterian Church. under the direc-
ton of John George Klein, will sing
at both services today. giving q
special program at the. evenetnE
GurIey Memorial Church. Fred
East. baritone soloist Of the choir,
will sing at both services. The fol-
lowing numbers will be given: At
the morning service. duet. God Is
Love" (Jerome). Miss kissinger and
'(HalD, soloists being Mrs. Shacklett
and Mr.. East. Evening. anthem. o
Light Eternal (Miles): duet. Thy
Peace, o Lord" (Neidlinger). Miss
Callahan and Mrs. Shacklett; soprano
solo. 20. for. the Wings Of a Dove"
an the Cross of Christ. I Glory"
{Howe) Mr.. Klein and" Mr.. East:
anthem. .In Heavenly Love Abiding"
(Holden), Incidental solo by Miss
Peacock. Mrs. Klein will preside at
the organ.
n. W. Weber. conductor of the
Rebew Orchestra, with his son. Will
liam and brother, George Weber, are
making visit to relatives in Indiana.
Concertmaster Edward Weber will