Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
MUSICAL MENTION

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Church.-The music for this morn
ing's service will be given by Miss
Frances Scherger, soprano, and
Claude Robson, organist. The YES
per services have been discontinued
until October. Organ prelude. Inter
mezzo." Rogers; soprano solo, Miss
Scherger; organ poStlude, "PoStlude,"
, d Eory.
Church of the Covenant.-The mu-
sic for the special musical service to-
Beisser. contralto; Miss Estella Thorn
as, violinist; Richard Lorleburg, eel
list; William r. Schumacher, precen-
tor. and Claude Robson, organist. The
preliminary musical service starts at
! 7:45 and the regular service at
organ, "Adagio' (Beethoven) and
Evening Song (Schumann); cello
solo. "Berceuse" (Simon-: contralto
Just for Today" (Harker); organ
| postlude, Grand Choeur" (Dethier).
The choir services at the First
| Congregational Church today will be
as follows:
Morning - Prelude. Meditation"
(Mailly); contralto solo. Eye Hath
Not Seen" from the Holy City
| (GauD. Mrs. Nellie Shore; offertory
n lettes: post1ud stud H %arche solennelle
| (Mailly).
Evening service-Prelude, "Andan-
tino" (Callaerts); baritone SOLO God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears" (Har
them, 20 Jesus, Lord of Heavenly
Grace" (Nevin-: postlude, "Minuetto"
! (Calkin), Harry Edward Mueller, or
ganist and choirmaster.
| Mr.. Mueller has returned from his
vacation and resumed his work at
the church and reopened his studio
| for the season. He motored to Man
chester. Mass, and stopped in Boston
| to consult with representatives of
| the Skinner Organ Company about
| the installation of the new organ in
| the First Congregational Church.
| Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody,
| contralto, and II. Leroy Lewis have
| been engaged to fill the positions in
the quartet of the First Congrega-
| the designations of Miss Culp and
| Mr.. East. The new singers Will as
sumo their duties early in Septem-
Der. and in the meantime Mrs. Nellie
! Shore and Mr.. Morrison wifi supply
| during August.
William Harrison Moore, Washing
| ton composer sang two of his most
| recent songs Tuesday night at a con-
cert given in Langdon Methodist
Episcopal Church by the Epworth
! League Mr. Moore was accompanied
on the piano by his wife, Mrs. Alice
H. Moore. The compositions sung by
Mr.. Moore were a setting to Kip
ling's alone Upon the Housetops,"
and "In a Garden" the words of
which were written by Leolyn Louise
Everett-Spelman.
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith is sub
shutting during July and August at
the organ of the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church for Mrs. J. Harry
Cunningham, the regular brganist,
who is spending the heated term at
her summer home at Piney Point, Md.
Mrs. Marie Smith Sanguinette, So
prano of the Beethoven Choral Society
of New York city, and Frank
Duggan, basso of this city, rendered
last week the program of an infor-
NAL musical at the Actors Fund
Home, on Staten Island. N. Y, before
an audience composed of well known
actors and actresses of a generation
ago, who are now residing at that in
Stitution.
Gunton-Temple Presbyterian Church
today. He will sing for the offertory
solo the recitative and air, Lord,
God of Abraham from Elijah" Mr..
East begins his seasons work with
this church today with John George
Klein, tenor soloist and choir di-
rector, and Mrs. Klein as organist.
At the evening service, which is held
| in the former Gurley Church build
ing, Mr.. East will sing MY Task"
| by Ashford, and Mr.. East and Mr..
Klein will give the duet, "Hark, Hark
My Soul" by George Nevin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Briggs are at
Atlantic City for visit of several
weeks. Before her marriage Mrs.
Briggs was Elizabeth Mininger, well
known soprano.
Mrs. Paul Russell has been engaged
as soprano soloist of Petworth Meth
odiSt Church and will take up her
new duties in September.
Miss Nina Norman, soprano soloist
of the Lutheran Memorial Church,
has gone to her former home in North
Carolina for a months visit
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Reed and
William I. Reed, jr., leave for At
lantic City tomorrow, to remain until
September.
In the absence today of George Will
son from Foundry Methodist Church
Rolla G. G.. Onyun will substitute at
both services. Later in the month he
will in like manner assist Mrs. Frank
Akers Frost of Calvary Baptist Church.