Evening star., 1927-11-06
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the evening rehearsais at S o'clock at;
1912 Varnum street northwest.
The following special monthly mu-
steal service will be given by the
choir of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church today:
Mixed quartet The Lord Is Ny
ShepheFd .'.....-......'' '''.- Ashlord
Anthem. The Day Of ,,0,,-
Ladies agartot There Were NinetS
Malo d' quartet. Nlltet lead Kindly Light tso- soa
ptano and violin ohbligatosl .Godard-parks
Anthem, Now the Ndy Is Over" Marks
w. f. BraitheWaite is the director,
Mrs. II. c. Grimes. the organist, and
the singers include Mrs. B. ID. Shreve
and Mrs. ii. c. I.ittleneld, sopranos;
Mrs. Leo Tooley and Mrs. r. NJ. Shore.
altos: r. Z. Russell and w. T.. Braith.
waite. tenors; Richard MacCarteney,
| baritone; Roland w. Comley. bass.
| The choir will be assisted by Fin.
nell Estes, violin soloist.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will have a musical
tea tomorrow under the direction OF
Zoe Watson. at which Minna NIenan
of Gunston Hall Will present a piano
program.
ISIHSL w lGNlUilE IsduONIiCH, DleSLs
dent of the Washington Conservatory
of Music, adjoining Dupont circle on
New Hampshire avenue, announces
that the Tuesday Night Singing Club.
Colin Clarke White, director, which
was started to give singers experiences
in four-part singing. has outgrown its
originally intended limits and will soon
consist of six full quartets. o.
Voice trials. however, will continue
for some time vet as requests for au-
ditions are continually coming In at
the conservatory.
The choir Of st. Margarets Church.
| Connecticut avenue and Bancroft
place, presents the following special
musical service this afternoon at 4:30
| o'clock.
Anthem for soprano and chorus,
Praise the Lord, o jerusalem"
Maunder; anthem, 20. Taste and See,"
Goss: tenor solo. Thou Wilt Keep
Him in Perfect Peace" Speaks; an.
them. ''The Lord Is My Light"
Parker; anthem for tenor and chorus,
| God That Madest Earth and
Heaven" Fisher; at the offertory, bass
solo. abide With Me-" Ashford.
The soloists are Mrs. G. c. McDon.
| nell, Mrs. w. II. Beck, w. w. Gantz
and f. r. Kidwell. ID. r. Macleod is
organist and choirmaster.
The November meeting Of the Dis.
trict of Columbia Chapter, American
| Guild Of Organists, will be held in
| Epiphany Church choir room, as
usual. tomorrow evening at o'clock.
AS a special feature of the evening Ed.
| gar Priest, A. r. M. c. NJ, organist
| and choirmaster of the Washington
Cathedral, will give the first lesson
| of series of four on his special sys.
tenn of moduiation. This work is espe.
cially for those members interested in
| taking the guild examination for the
degrees. Light refreshments will be
served. A cordial invitation is ex-
| tended to visitors.
III. Granville Leef, tenor so1oist Of
| Mount st. Albans, and Howard A.
Moore. baritone soloist of Wallace
| Memorial Presbyterian Church, pre-.
sented songs at the banquet given
Saturday night, October 20, at tofthe
George Mason Hotel in Alexandria,
| Va, under the auspices of the Bust
ness and Professional Womens Club
of that city.
Each of the singers was heard in a
| group of songs. They closed the"pro-
gram with two duets, "The Moon Hath
Raised Her Lamp Above" by Bene-
dict, and Absent" by Metcalf.
| -
| Gertrude Lyons presented the Wom-
ems City Club Chorus, assisted by
Janet Coon, whistler. and Mary Bar
ret, accompanist, in a program at the
Florence Crittenton Home Tuesday
evening, under the auspices of the
programs for shut-in division of the
| District of Columbia Federation of
Music Clubs. Mrs. Lyons also gave
group of solos. 49,
| Elizabeth Winston, pianist, and
James Barr, tenor, presented a pro-
| gram at the Washington Heights Pres
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