Evening star., 1925-09-20

bass, will be held Wednesday evening
at o'ciockfat the Church of the Cove
nant Chapel. The choir will sing Sun.
day evening. October 4.
There will be few vacancies in the
choir and any one desiring to join may
communicate with Miss Mildred
Moore. secretary, III Tennessee ave.
nue. northeast, telephone Lincoln 3451.
This evening special musical serv-
ice will be given, beginning at 7:45
O'Clock. by Miss Katherine Riggs,
harpist; Mrs. A. L. Chase, violinist;
Herman Fakler, soloist: ]. A. Gal.
lagher. precentor, and Claude Robe
son, organist.
The public is invited to this service.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning at IL
o'clock the music will be given by the
solo quartet, Claude Robeson, orga mist
and director. The program will in
clude Romano" Parker). organ:
tenor solo, Leave 1t With Him
(Adams), Mr.. Shannahan; offertory
quartet, "Still. Still With Thee
(Speaks); organ, "Postlude" Parker).
The vesper services will not be re-
sumed until the first Sunday in Oc-
tober.
The Mount Pleasant Chorus, Norton
NJ. Little, director, held its first re-
hearsal for the season last night. and
will sing next Sunday morning. There
are still few vacancies in the chorus
and any one desiring to join may COM
municate with Mr.. Little or Mr. Robe
son.
The Washington branch of the Sey-
mour School of Musical Re Education,
OF which Miss Helen Burkart is direc-
tor, will open for the Fall term Mon
day, September %.
Miss Burkart has returned from
trip TO Bermuda, also a motor trip
through Pennsylvania
Before returning to this city. Miss
Burkart visited Mrs. Harriet A. Sey-
mour in New York, where they made
interesting plans for the coming sea-
son.
Emma Louise Thompson, former or
ganist of Calvary Methodist Church.
has accepted the organ position of
Trinity NJ. 4. Church
The Burial Class Chorus. said to
| be the largest vested woman's chorus
in the city. has already begun Fall
programs. under the direction of Mrs.
Betty Hulfish. This is Mrs. Hulfish's
fourth season with the choir. Spe-
cial musical programs are to be fea-
tured at the Rialto Theater Sunday
mornings.
There are a few opportunities for
new voices in this Calvary Baptist
Church choir. Applications should
be made to Irene II. Waldo. 3420 Six
teenth street northwest
Michaux Crump, solo cornetist Of
the symphony orchestra at Crandall's
Metropolitan Theater, returned to his
musical duties last week after a brief
vacation spent with Mrs. Crump at
Eastern Shore resorts. Mr.. Crump Is
a virtuoso whose artistry has added
appreciably to the popularity of the
.'Crandall Saturday Nighters," broad
casting every Saturday night, begin
ming at 1870 O'Clock, through station
WRC of the Radio Corporation of
America.
A new artist has been added to
Daniel Breeskin's orchestra at the
Metropolitan. Lew Gould, saxophon-
list, takes the place Of Charles VII
iiams, resigned. Mr.. Gould has had
much stage experience. He has been
associated with the Six Brown Broth
ers. Charles Striokland's Band. Yer
saIile Sextet, La Rue's Imperial
Musical Four, Six jolly testers, Cam
eron and Gould and numerous other
vaudeville combinations. Among the
stage productions with which he has
been identified are Fred Stones chin
Chin" Jack o Lantern" George
Whites Scandals and the Al @.
Fields AIinStrels.