Evening star., 1921-10-02
Musical Mention

announces will be given this season.
as usual. by the Washington Oratorio
Society on two evenings, December
20 and 2i, under his direction.
Elaborate musical programs have
been prepared for the fall holidays at
the Eighth Street Temple. of which
Lewis Atwater is organist and direc-
tor. The solo quartet Is composed Of
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. so
prano; Mrs. Flora Brylawski, con-
tralto; Louis Thompson, tenor, and
George Miller. baritone. assisted by
Gertrude Miller. contralto: Herbert
Aldridge, tenor, and Charles Tittman,
bass. Tonight, the feast of Rosh
Hashanah new year). will be rem
dered, service by J. H. Rogers: Wag-
lie "Lohenerin nse adapted pna to .he liturgy, sS
also will be sung. At tomorrow's
service at 10 o'clock the traditional
Shofar melodies will be played by Mr..
Tracy, cornetist, who will give also an
obbligato to the anthem "Hallelujah."
by Randegger.
E v. Carr entertained a company
or friends Monday with a musical and
literary program, among those con-
tributing to the pleasures of the occa-
''cA oVihS III >hChSc, MISS
Cecile Sale. Mrs Bruce J. Macarthur.
Mrs. Saidee Stein. Willie Marsden,
Mrs. E. v. Carr. Mrs. Russell King.
Miss Mary Marsden and Mrs. Matte
Queen Ewing, Miss Bertha Buxman
and Orrel1 James, Norman Marceron
and Mrs. Siegrist.
Elsie Lang, who sings with the
afternoon choir of the Church of the
Covenant, has been engaged as soloist
I N hn
for the morning and afternoon serv-
| ices and will sing there today
John Leroy Mitchell. formerly soioist
AT ST Bartholemew's Episcopal Church,
Baltimore. has been engaged to sing at
Old st. Johns Episcopal Church, Lafay-
ette square, and James 8. Dickinson
organist and choirmaster. announces
the complete personnel to sing at the
services beginning today as follows.
Basist. Otto Bredt, William Eryan, Al
, exander Buchanan, Fred Burleigh.
Bert Clayton, Richard Craighill. Rob
ert Craighill. Charles Eckert. William
| mond. Stuart Hawkins. Wilbur Jecko.
Francis Keys. Jack Pettey. Charles
| Seay, Burnett Trueworthy; altos,
| Frank w: Bowers, Thomas c. Jeffers:
| tenors, William Adreon. Daniel ]. De-
iorey. J. Forney Donaldson John L.
Mitchell (principaD: basses. R. H At
! kinson, Frank Hanekc (principan.
! Rowland Hodges, Cyrus B. Wood and
Christopher NJ. Zepp.
Howard p. Bailey has resigned his
position as bass soloist of Ingram Me-
| mortal Congregational Church in or
der to accept the position of soloist
| and precentor Of the Fourth Presby-
his duties today. Mr.. Bailey will sing
this morning, Consider and Hear
Me-" by Woler. and in the evening,
The Day Is Ended" Bartlett.
| The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra, directed by Walter T. Holt.
Will resume rehearsals for the twenty
! third season Tuesday evening. at
Studio pn nle,n Han: l:,r, "semiramde oversure'
van). "Badinage" (victor HerberO.
and a medley of the new popular airs
| will be adden to the orchestra's rep
ertoire this fall and later in the sea
| son practice will be started on Beetho
| The Mount Pleasant Chorus, direct
ed by Norton NJ. Little. with Claude
Robson at the organ, will sing for the
service of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregatiOnal Church. The solo quartet
| will, furnish the music each Sunday
at the o'clock vesper service.
| The choir of the Church of the Ad-
vent has resumed full activities for
the season under John r. Monroe.
| organist and choirmaster. The offer
tory number this morning will consist
of the anthem. "When / Survey the
| Wondrous Cross" by Mozart, with in
cidental solo by Edward Juneau, bass.
Arthur Chester Gorbaeh, for many
years bass soloist of old st. Johns
| Episcopal Church, Lafayette square.
has been engaged as soloist for the
morning service of the Gunton-Tem-
pie Presbyterian Church and will sing
there today, his selection this morn
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Klein. choir
director and organist, respectively,
have been re-engaged for the eighth
consecutive season. Mr.. Klein will
soloists at each Sunday evening serv-
ice.
The quartet and chorus choir OF
Calvary Methodist Church. under di-
rection of George Harold Miller. will
again furnish the music this season,
beginning at the services today. The
quartet consists of Mrs. Marie Deal.
soprano: Mrs: Gertrude Reuter- Mil
Ter. contralto; Richard P. Backing,
tenor, and Mr. Miller, baritone and
director. The morning pffertory Will
be the solo, Blow Ye the Trumpet in
Zion" by Charles Gilbert Spross, sung
by Mr.. Miller, and this evening the
duet, Love Divine All Love Excell-
ing" from THE Daughter of Jairus."
by Stainer. Herman l. Amiss, organ
ist. will give a fifteen-m minute recital
preceding this evening service, con-
lsisting Of "Reverie," by Nicode; Moe
turne," by Frysinger. and Grand
lChoeur," by Spence.
Harry Waller, violinist, will be the
special soloist at this mornings serv-
ice of All Souls Unitarian Church.
when he will play Air" by Lully;
l"Preghiera," by Padre Martini, and