Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-24
Musical Mention

William Jardine. futist, and among
the numbers will be the organ solos
| Barcarolle" (D'Hoffmann Gillette).
"Offertoire" and "Pilgrims Song of
Hope" (Batiste>; anthem, chorus
| Christ Is King mabel Linton) !:
| quartet. with alto solo and violin
obbligato. The Day is Ended" Dart
letp: antiphonal anthem, junior
What of the Night" (sullivan) :;
| duet. soprano and alto. Songs of
T; Praise the Angels Sang" tShelley) !:
soprano solo, These Are They"
! (GauD; ladies' chorus. with bass solo
and obbligato. List, the Cherubic
1 Host" (GauD; offertory. violin solo.
"Cavatina' CRaff); chorus, From Thy
Love as Father" (GounodD; Sew
enfold Amen" tStainer). and postlude.
! From an Indian Lodge" and In
Autumn" (MacDowelD.
of prelude. Prayer" (Wely); anthem,
chorus. HE Shall Come Down Like
Rain" (Buck): quartet. BLESSED Are
the Mercifur' (Hiles): offertory,
Meditation" (Schreve); Dresden
Amen; postlude. Praise" (Gounod).
The Kaspar Quartet, consisting of
Mary Sherier Bowie, soprano: Richie
Mclean. contralto; ]. F. M. Bowie,
tenor, and Charles Moore, bass, fur
nished the musical portions Of the
program Friday evening at the meet
ing of the Business Women's Council
at the Church Of the Covenant. Miss
Gertrude McRae substituted as accom-
PIANIST for George Wilson, who usually
fills that important part of the quar-
tets programs.
The following programs have been
arranged by Dwight S. Church. choir
director of Petworth NJ. E. Church,
and win be rendered by the vested
choir and quartet. with Mrs. John Syl-
vester at the organ, at both services
today: Morning, organ prelude.
Grand Choeur" (Chauvet); process
sionai, The Church's One Founda-
tiGn" (Wesley); choral. And the
Glory Of the Lord" from The Mes
Voice in the Wilderness" iscott).
sung by Clarence Lewis; organ post
Jude, vision" (Rheinberger). Even
ing, prelude. "Berceuse" (Jarnefelt);
professional, Let Thy Creators
Praise Arise" (Hatton); choral. Lift
quartet, softly Now the Light of
Day" (GeibeD. Mrs. Paul Russell, So
|prano; Miss Mildred De Harts contral-
to; c. P. Lewis. tenor. and Err. Bal
linger, bass.
Harry Edward Mueller, organist
and choir director of the First Con
gregational Church. has prepared the
following programs for the services
today:
Morning, organ prelude. "Adagio."
baritone solo, "Oh. God, Have Mercy"
from est. Paul." by Mendelssohn, sung
by H. Leroy Lewis; offertory anthem,
seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts; post
lude. allegro Vivace," by Men
delssohn.
from First Sonata" by Guilmant;
Free Style" by Merkel; anthem,
Lead. Kindly Light" by Bartlett:
offertory anthem. Say, Waterman,
What of the Night" by Sullivan;
postlude, 'Toccata," by Guilmant.
Carrie Jacobs Bond. whose fame as
a writer of songs that reach the heart
and whose name is household word
in music-1oving homes the length and
breadth Of the United States. was one
Of the distinguished visitors. to the
National Capital recently. when she
was entertained by ex-Gov. and Mrs
Yates of Illinois at their home at
Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs, Bond
was the honor guest at only the most
intimate and informal affairs during
her stay. as she was engaged pro-
fessionally twice each day during one
ington theaters. In this appearance
she was associated with a young
singer. Lois Bennett, from Texas. the
two making refreshing bit of dain-
tiness and refinement in q program
given over otherwise to rollicking
lovely of voice and charming Of per-
sonality. gave several songs by Mrs.
Bond, beginning with her first COM
position. Just a-Wearin' for YOU
following it with the one so often
sung ;. at weddings II Love Yo9 You
closing with the most recent work
from her pen. The Hand Of YOU"
the composer supporting her at the
piano. Practically all of Mrs. Bond
songs were inspired by some touching
incident or have a clever story at
tached to them, and the telling in
simple conversational way of these
terest and appreciation manifested In
each number by the audience.
S. NJ Fabian and Otto T. Simon will
give their first associated studio re-
cital Wednesday evening at $50
Mr.. Fabian will present George
Dixon Thompson, who will play piano
numbers from. Bach, Chopin, Arensky,
Liszt and Won Weber-Tausig, and Mr..
Simon will present Benjamin Voc
Morrison. who will sing group Of
Giordani and group of Russian
songs by Dargomijsky, Tschaikow-
sky and Borodini. Miss Mary Isabelle
Kelly will accompany Mr.. Morrison.
Announcements of the week include
that of the engagement Of Miss
Marian Greene as soprano soloist of
Calvary Baptist Church to succeed
Miss Gretchen Hood. who resigned
recently to go to New York. Miss
Greene has for several years sung
with the quartet of Hamline Metho-
dist Church, which disbanded at the
close Of last season. The engagement
of Miss Greene completes the quartet
at Calvary Baptist Church, the other
members being Mrs. William T. Reed,
contralto; George Myers, tenor. and
Fred Schaeffer, bass, with Louis A.
Potter, jr, still acting as organist
and director. The music today will
consist this morning of the anthems,
by Vincent, and More Love to Thee,
o Christ" by Speaks. and this even
ing. How Long Wilt Thou Forget
Me-" also by Speaks.
w. H Hamill. who has been officiat-
ing at the organ of the Mount Vernon
Place. NJ. f. Church South, has re-
signed the position to take charge Of
the music at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, where he sue
ceeds ]. Willis Conant. Mr.. Hamill
will assume his new duties the first
Sunday in November.
Mrs. Ruby Potter. soprano has been
engaged as soloist at the Centennial
Baptist Church and will sing this
morning Thou Wilt Keep Him in
Perfect Peace" by MacDermid, and
this evening will be heard in Mac
Douglas setting of the old hymn.
Jesus. Lover Of My Soul" with
Russell Mason at the organ.