The Washington herald., 1913-03-16

This evening at 7:30 o'clock there vii
be a grand production of. Theodore Du
bois' 'Seven Last Words" by the mixed
choir in St. Patrick's Church. assisted
by the sanctuary choir. The meditations
will be made by the Rev. John NJ. Nc
Namara, following each one Of which
the choir will sing. An elaborate pro
gramme will be rendered and Is as FOL
lows:
Prelude, 90 Wounded Head" (MaS
Reger), organ; professional, sanctuary
choir; motet. THE Veil of the Temple
was Rent" UngeguerD, sanctuary choir
introduction to the Seven Last Words, y
mixed choir; first word, Father, For.
give Them" mixed choir; second word
Amen, Say to Thee, This Day Thou
Shalt Be with Me in Paradise" mixed
choir; third word, Woman, Behold Thy
Son." mixed choir: fourth word, MY
God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken
Me?' mixed choir; fifth word. Il Thirst
mixed choir; sixth word, Father. Into
Thy Hands 1 Command Ny Spirit"
mixed choir; seventh word, ''1t Is Con-
summated." mixed choir; I'VE Adore
''Gallia" (Gounod), sanctuary choir;
'Tantum Ergo (PitonD. sanctuary choir:
recessional. sanctuary choir; prelude by
Josef Renner, organ.
The the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon at $50 o'clock the double sex
tette. under the direction of Mr.. Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, with Mr.. Harvey MUIR
ray at the organ. will render the second
part of The Message from the Cross"
by Macfarlane, which includes the fourth,
fifth. sixth. and seventh words from the
Cross Incidental solos will be sung by
Mrs. Gawler. Miss Larner, Mr.. Miller.
and Mr. Humphrey. For the offertory
Mrs Gawler and Mr.. Wrightson will sing
a duet. Jesus Lover of My Soul" by
Kimball.
At the evening service at S o'clock
the evening choir of 100 voices will rem
der the entire work. THE CrucifiXion,"
excepting the first four numbers Owing
to the accident to the organ last Sun
day evening in the middle of the first
part. the numbers not sung then will be
sung this evening. The choir will also
sing Abide With Me-" by Read. as the
ofrertory anthem. The solos in the Cruc-
iaxion will he sung by Miss Reuter-. Mr..
Miller. and Mr.. Carter.
The following musical numbers will be
rendered to-day at the First Congrega-
tional Church:
At the morning service: Organ. prelude
in 4 by Merkel: anthems. THE Pillars
Of the Earth" ny Tours. "Jubilate Deo."
by Buck: offertory, bass solo. The
Palms" by Faure. Mr.. Humphrey; organ
postlude. March in F. by Guilmant.
At the evening service: Organ prelude
in Z minor. by Smart: anthem. THE
Radiant Morn" by Woodward; orfertory.
bass and tenor duet, The Crucifix,'' by
Faure. Mr.. Humphrey and Mr.. Ogden
organ postlude from second sonata. by
On Thursday evening the choir of the |
First Congregational Church will render |
The Crucfixion.'' sacred cantata by |
John Stainer.
The vested choir of Waugh Methodist |
Episcopal Church. Third and A Streets |
Northeast, under the direction of Mr. |
John G. Klein, will render Maunder's |
''Olivet to Calvary" next Friday even
ing al O'Clock.
The solos will be sustained by Miss
F1orine Walter. soprano; Mr.. Richard P.
Backing, tenor. and Mr.. James 5. Hicks, |
pass. Mrs. Kline will be at the organ as
Usual.
The cantata for Good Friday at St.
oaul's Church. Twenty-third Street and
Circle. will be Stainer's
'CrucihSion. the solos being sustained
" lie Roy Glider, tenor, and Henry Tai
mage, bartyOne.
Mrs Huron W. Lawson (nee Kaspar)
will give song recital in Winchester,
IA, next Tuesday. Mrs. Lawson's pro-
,ramme is composed OF classical airs,
modern German and French songs
american compositions, and the aria
rom Madame Butterfly" Last Friday q,
morning Mrs. Lawson gave a short re-
ital at National Park Seminary, Forest
lien. l
Miss Elizabeth Wilder gave A violin
ecital at Limestone College, Gaffney. s.
:. last Tuesday evening. Miss Wilder's
elections were "Adagio,' from the I
sruCh concerto: The Swan Saint ,
ans): meditation. .'Thais" (MasseneD: ,
Souvenir (DedlaI: preislied from ''Meis- r
arsinger'' Wilheburg): Hun i
arlan fantase Hauser. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bryant, of Alex l.
ndria. Va. sang last Sunday AT Mrs. !
usanne Oldberg's musicale. Mrs. Bry- c
nt's numbers were two songs by Cad Ii
ian and THE Years at the Spring by
Irs Beach. Mr.. Bryant sang numbers
rom Liza Lehman's Persian Garden" I
nd several ballads. Miss Josephine Un- b
erwood Munford'S numbers were Dance r
aprice,'' by Grieg; "Humorosque" by r
and two new compost '
ons of her own. sketch. ITO a Rose" .
nd The Witches Dance" $
The programme to-day will be given by s
le de Guerin School Of Music, and the a
omposers are as follows: Ries, Masse- [
ct, We'll, Chopin, Rogers, Brdla, and Il
ieuxtemp. c
Mr.. Harry Patterson Hopkins. direc-
,r of music at the Washington College,
D.. hon,n nnca rad 70 rriNn nrran