Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 33, 19 December 1914 — Page 8

.THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, DEC. 19, 1914.

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IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC a.

MUSIC STUDY CLUB ENTERTAINS WITH AN ORGAN RECITAL

Miss Alice Knollenberg Gives Three Beautifully Interpreted Organ Numbers Before Members of Club.

Christmas Music In Local Churches

The organ recital and Christmas concert given by the Music Study club on Saturday afternoon at half past two o'clock in St. Paul's Lutheran church, brought out an audience which filled the church and manifested its appreciation by frequent applause. The new organ in St. Paul's, one of the largest instruments in the city, lent itself to the sacred character of the program, and was handled with effect by the several professional musicians who appeared. Mrs. Lewis King, president of the

club, announced the program which I she opened with two organ numbers,

Fantasia by Bartlett, and a move-1 ment from a Mendelssohn Sonata. ! Duet Sings. Mr. C. F. Hitchins and Mrs. Dempsey 1 Dennis, tenor and soprano, from the First M. K. church choir, followed with j the familiar "It Came Upon the Mid- j night Clear," Mr. Hutchins' voice of j good quality being heard for the first j time in a recital by the Music Study j flub aside from an appearance with a double male quartet, Mr. Hutchins j .ones being well sustained and musical.

Miss Kthel HubeY, organist at St. Paul's and one of the committee having the arrangement of the program in c harge, gave two, numbers, the Gilman rxcerpt being full of appealing melody. Mrs. W. F. Krueger, Mrs. Ray Longnecker, Mr. Frank Braffett and IUr. Otto Krone, members of the First Presbyterian quartet, gave "There Were Shepherds," from Harker's "Star of Bethlehem," in their usual finished ensembles, with Mrs. Krueger, Mr. Braffett and Mr. Krone as soloists. Excellent Playing. Miss Alice Knollenberg, organist of the First English Lutheran church,

gave three of the most beautifully interpreted organ numbers of the afternoon, the first two, "Christmas Eve" nnd "The Shepherds," apropos of the season, the latter, "Fantasia in F. Minor," by Pollerl, displaying Miss Knollenberg's technical proficiency. Mrs. Charles Igelman in Marzo's Rending O'er a Cradle Ixjw," sang with much feeling a lovely song composition, the effect being enhanced by m violin obligato played by Mr. Fredrick K. Hicks, and also appeared in a ' no which followed. Mrs. Fred Hartel and Mrs. Charles Marvel, with Mrs. Igelman, gave Trehi's -'Holy Night" a fine interpretation, wlih the organ and a trio of instrumciita, violins being played by Miss Carolyn Hut ton and Miss Blanche Luken and 'cello by Miss Lucile Nusbaiim. Mrs. Igelman. Miss Huber and Mrs. King arranged the program and sevi ral members of the Music Study club acted as ushers.

Many of the churches will give programs of Christmas music on Sunday, while others will present them Christmas or the Sunday following. St. Mary's Catholic church will celebrate midnight mass and St. Paul's Lutheran will give a special Christmas program on Christmas day. St. Paul's Episcopal will have a full choral service at five o'clock Sunday with special numbers, which it will repeat the Sunday following, celebrating communion on Christmas day. The First English Lutheran will give its most elaborate Christmas program

on the Sunday following, by the senior j choir, and on the coming Sunday will j have a musical service by the junior j choir. The First Christian, Baptist and : Reid Memorial churches will have no j special Christmas music and the Sec-; ond English Lutheran will celebrate j the season December 27. i

The Palmo Faur-Bruche. Miss Hllbert, Miss Johnson, Mr. Overman, Mr. Lawder. Song of the Nativity Read. Ladies' Quartet, tenor solo and chorus, Mr. Ed. Cox. And there were Sheppherds Stults. Choir. Postlude. Miss Emily Plummer, organist; Jesse Woods, director.

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FIRSE PRESBYTERIAN. Sunday Morning. Organ. Processional Fogers. Anthem, "Awake, Awake. Put On Thy Strength" F. Harker. Quartet. Offertory-Meditation Sturgis. Duet, "Arching Skies" Ira B. Wilson. Mr. Otto Krone, Mrs. Ray Longnecker. Anthem, "And There Were Shepherds" F. Harker. Quartet. Festival Postlude H. S. Turner. Vespers 4:45 o'clock. Organ, "The Holy Night" (Noel) Dudley Buck. Christians Awake Stebbins. Quartet. And There Were Shepherds Harker. Quartet. Solo, "The New Born King" V. Mammerel. Mr. Frank Braffett. Offertory, Intermezzo G. W. Detheir. Anthem, "Awake, Awake, Put on Thy Strength" F. Harker. Quartet. "The Night Song of Bethlehem" Dudley Buck. Organ, Fantasia in F Polleri. Mrs. Fred Miller, organist. Quartet Mesdames F. W. Krueger, soprano; Ray Longneeker, alto: Messrs Frank Braffett, baritone, and Otto Krone, tenor.

TRINITY LUTHERAN. There Were Shepherds E. L.

ford. Choir. Scripture Reading. Come Hither, Ye Faithful Reading. School. Rec. Come, Children, All Florence Feezelman. O Holy Night Adolph Adams. Choir. Recitations and Songs Primary Department. Beautiful Beaming Star J. H. Fillmore. Ruth WIckemeyer and School. The Christmas Story Dialogue Miss Hasecoster and Miss Marie Deuker's classes. O, Christmas Tree Boys' Chorus. Rec, The Magi Besse Bummershein Glory to God in the Highest Harker Mrs. Charles Igelman. The Angel Chorus Tuller. Girls' Chorus. Caroling, Caroling All Through the Night Simper. School. Closing Service School.

Marvel, Mr. Wlckett, Dr. Smith. "When Christ Was Born" Nwin. Quartet Miss Duke, Mrs. Marvel, Mr. Wlckett, Dr. Smith. . 8T. MARY'S CHURCH. Christmas. Silent Night Choir. Kyrie Weingand. Gloria Weingand. Credo Weingand. Laetentur Cocil, Offertory Weingand. Sanctus Weingand. Benedictus Weingand. Agnus Dei Weingand. Adesta Fidello Weingand. Miss Alma Pfafflin, organist and director. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN.

The Sunday Christmas program which will be given at St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Sunday school will he as follows: Hymn Joy to the World. Hymn Angels From the Realms of Glory. Hymn Herbei O Ihr Glaubigen. Hymn Stille Nacht. Christmas Lesson Mrs. George H. Knollenberg. Trio "Holy Night" (Prehl), Mrs.

Charles Igelman, Mrs. Fred J. Bartel, i Mrs. Charles Marvel; first violin,

Miss Carolyn Hutton, second Miss Blanche Luken, 'cello Lucile Nusbaum, piano Miss Knollenberg. Flute and violin duet Ave

(Guonod), Wilbur Hasemeier, W. Clif ford Piehl. Hymn O. Du Frohliche.

Evening Service. Organ Prelude, "Holy Night" Buck. "Silent Night, Holy Night." "O Little Town of Bethlehem" Neidlinger. Mies Crubaugh and Choir. "Christmas" Strelegiki. Miss Ada Ellibee. "It Came Upon the Mid-night Clear" Annotation by Dr. Bridge. Offertory, Violin Trio "Largo"

Handel. Prof. Hick Mr. Gentle. Mr. Owens. "Star of Bethlehem" Marzo. Colwell Miller. Violin obligato, Dale Owens. "Christmas Herald" Coons. Miss Florence Mote. Violin obligato, Mr. Gentle. Hark the Herald Angels Sing." Annoations, Dr. Bridge.

"In old Judea," Miss Pearl Crubaugh. "O Holy Night" Adams. Mrs. E. E. Meyers. Violin obligato, Mr. Owens.; "Calm on the Listening Ear of Night" Harker. Choir. "There's a Song in the Air" Stem. Organ postlude. ' Miss Irene Gormon, organist; Mrs. Grace Gormon, choir-

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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL. Full choral evensong at five o'clock. Organ prelude a, "Fantasia," Bartlett b. Allegro from First Sonata, Mendelssohn. 'Organ. Miss Lewis King. Magnificat J. T. Field. Nunc Dimittis J. T. Field. "Lord of My Life" Field. Offertory, "Cavatina" Raff. Violin solo, Miss Carolyn Hutton.

SOUTH EIGHTH STREET FRIENDS. Miss Halcey Harold, organist. "On Christmas Day" H. CloughLeighter. Quartet Miss Duke, Mrs.

GRACE M. E. Morning Service. Organ. Christmas Prelude Merkel.

"There's a Song in the Air. Hymn ;No. 112.

"Calm oh the Listening Ear of Night Harker. Violin and Cello obligato. By the choir.

"Babe of Bethlehem Lacey. Mrs. : Warren Lacey; violin obligato, Prof. F. H. Hicks. I Offertory (violin trio) "Minuetto Pastorale" Blow. Prof. 1 F. K. HickB, Mr. Dale Owens, Mr. Rob-! ert Gentle. ! "While Shepherds Watched Their i

Flocks by Night." Hymn No. 115. "O Little Town of Bethlehem" Neidlinger. Miss Crubaugh and Choir Organ Postlude Guirand.

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Second Presbyterian church at the morning service there will be a Christmas message by the Rev. E. E. Davis, together with music by the Junior and Senior choirs of 57 voices. The evening services will be devoted to music appropriate to the Christmas season. Program given below with the exception of the one number by the adult choir of 30 voices. Program 10:30. Prelude, Intermezzo Foote. Organ. Joy to the World Choir and Congregation. Response by Choir. Offertory "Ave Veruni Corpus" Mozart. Violin and Organ.

Hark, the Herald Angels Sing Junior and Senior Choirs. Solo, "The Christ-child." Coombs. Miss Pearl Warner, violin obligato. Postlude, March in D Delphayes. Evening 7:30. Prelude, Pilgrims Chorus WasroerBarrell. Organ. Hymn, O Come All Ye Faithful.

Choir and Congregation. Beyond the Starry Skies .1. B. son (especially arranged for choirs.)

A Christmas Song Strelezki.

Ruth Mumbower. O Holy Xight Brenohe. Miss Mumbower, Miss Johnson, Mr. Overman, Mr. Merrill. Offertory, Iarghetto- Whiting Organ. Silent Night, Sacred Night Becker. Male Chorus.

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