Evening star., 1922-10-22

both as soloist and as accompanist
OF the National Quartet. She WIS
also organist in several of the WASH
ington churches. an activity which
she continued In Chicago, where she
spent two years following her mar
rage. Miss Chenowith will return
| curing the week and will be in her
pace at the church next Sunday.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann has
oeen engaged by the MendeIssohn
Cnoir OF pittsburgh as bass soloist
Ior Its performance of The Messiah"
on december 29. This organization is
wen known as one of the leading
oratorio societies of the country.
The first Of a series Of musical serv-
ices at Hamline Methodist Church will
be given this evening by the quartet
! composed of Clara Young. soprano:
Agnes Charnstrom. contralto; Clar-
snee Lewis. tenor. and William
rIskes oreanist and pass s;rsd with Edith b Athsy
numbers will be the organ solos.
Fantasia" by Best; Ave Maria" by
Henselt: Swing Low. Sweet Chariot"
py Diton; choir anthem. Seek Ye the
ReSe asgeiiaae. Une%'s by 0FEaR Knbinssstn: soiSs
Fiat Lux" by Dubois: offertory an,
them, Just as I Am" by Ashford
sumed Its meetings for the season on
columbus day, when an enjoyable pro-
gram was given by Miss Margaret
Sailahan. soprano. and John Penny
baker, tenor Miss Callahan's num-
Nightingale Has a Lyre of Cold
(Whelpley). Rain, (Curran). "My
Little Banjo" Dichmont. and. by re-
guest, 20 Sole Milo" (Di Capua). with
Mrs. Paul Bleyden assisting at the
hol
panied at the piano by Miss MARCEL
Greenhalgh in group consisting of
Non Yer" (Mattei). THE Last
Hour (Cramer). and Rose OF My
The choir OF the H Street Christian
Church. under direction of Mrs. Isa-
bel Garvin Shelley. will give a con-
cert Tuesday evening at the church.
assisted by the male quartet of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
and Miss Faith Hibbs. reader The
program will include the organ solo.
Largo" from New World Sym
phony Dvc.ak). Robert Ruckman:
tion. by the male quartet: reading.
Miss Hibbs: soprano solo, .'Gaily
Chant the Summer Birds De Pina).
Mrs Shelley. with violin obligato. by
Pierc.. Pas, fisTSei Twi,,.ss sssco@panist; Victor
Choir Glee Club; reading. Miss Hibbs;
selection. male quartet: cornet solo,
Chester Crawford: reading, Miss
Hibbs; 20 Lovely Night" (OffenbachJ.
choir.
Leslie F. coyle will be the offertory
soloist at Waugh Methodist Church
this evening, when he will be heard
In THE Good Shepherd" by Barri
An evening of music by Charles
Gounod was given Monday by the
choir Of the Mount Vernon Place NJ.
2. Church South. directed by r.
cerpts from and transcriptions of
his compositions made up a most
attractive program:
Faust transcription for organ
Ye Jehovah" the choir: Unfold Ye
choir: Divine Redeemer," soprano
solo. Mrs: Heartsill; Send Out Thy
ST. Cecilia Mass; The Cross OF
Calvary" quartet Misses Heartsill
and Koontz, Messrs. Mccoy and
Humphries; by Babylon's Wave"
The Choir.
The personnel of the choir this sea-
son includes the solo quartet. Mrs.
Fannie Shreve Heartsill, soprano:
Miss H. Marie Koontz. contraito; W.
A. Mccoy. tenor: J. Walter Humphrey.
bass; Mrs. Frank A. Frost. organ
list, and the choir. Helen Albright.
Elma Ansel Kate Beam, Blanch
Breeder. Elsie Burgess. Nina Bur-
CESS, Minnie Carr. Mrs. w. L. Con-
man. Sara Cullen. Helen Dayton, Fora
Dorrak. Verena Dulaney, Frances
Dunn. Belle Fisher. Marguerite Fisher,
Nelsine Howell. Grace Kanode. Elsie
Keller. Mrs. r. T. Lang. Gretchen
Lord. Mrs. Meerdink. Ella Meyer, Lucy
Murray. Mrs. Rossel L. Mitchell Jose
phine Moorefieid. Glenola Musgrave.
Roma Musgrave. Mrs. c. NJ. Noble.
Anna H. Often. Kathryn Reid. Matte
Scales, Cora Sharp. Mrs. r. Deane
Shure. Cora Sisson, Mrs. J. J.. Smith.
Mary Sans. N. " Soper. Bertha Stacy,
Janet Stevens, Florence Suydam, Enid
Warren, Anna Watkins. Cera G. West,
BERTHE Williams. Chippie williams,
Carrie B. Wilson. A. Louise Wisdom,
f. G. Armbuster. r. F. Barr, J. Bundy,
Howard Chappell. Alfred England. l..
A. Coffman, Paul b. Day, ". l.. Coff-
man, L. 5. Flynn. Thomas d. Gamma
way. F. J. Goensch, Rossell Edward
Mitchell. T. J. Mosley. A. L. Pierce,
William S. Rhodes. c. L. Ruffner. W. L.
Smalley, Talma L. Smith, NJ v. Taylor
and W. H. Trollinger.