The Washington herald., 1917-03-31

of Colgate University, and special ser
vice of patriotic songs will be conducted
by Percy s. Foster.
All soAs' Unitarian Church, Four
teenth and l. streets. announces a series
of daily vesper services beginning to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock On the
other days services will begin at quarter
before five. The subject for the week
will be- Paths to the Heights The
several topics and the music follow. Mr..
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will sing
at each service.
Sunday-"The Path Of JOY" solos.
The Lord is My Light, Allitsen; 1.-The
Palms" Faure Monday-''The Path of
Prayer: solos. Thou wilt Keep Him in
Perfect Peace" Speaks; Trust in the
Lord Gargo). Handel Tuesday-"The
Path of Compassion" sClo, THE King of
Love-" Gounod. Wednesday-"The Path
Of Silence" solos, Like as the Heart" "
!Allitscn; ITO Scenes of Peace Retiring
Mozart Thursday-"Via Dolorosa;" sole.
PRO Peccatis" (Stabat Mater). Rossini.
Friday-"Service of Conservation" solos.
The Land of Fadeless Day." Danks;
THE Crucifx," Faure.
An impressive and beautiful musical
service will take the place Of the regular
evening service at Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church tonight. beginning
at 7:45. when The Seven Words from
the Cross by Thomas Dubois, will be
given under the direction OF Mrs. Charles
Brooks Smith. organist. The quarteue
of the church, which, includes In its
membership. Mrs. Agnes Bods, soprano:
Miss Nellie Mercer. contralto; Adolf
Werner, tenor, and Edwin Callow, bass;
will be assisted by Mrs. Edwin Callow,
soprano; Miss Marian Mccoy, contralto:
g. Walter Sorrell. tenor, and Ambrose
Durkin. bass. The solo parts will be sus-
tanned by Mrs. Bode. Mr.. Werner and Mr..
Durkin Mr.. Sorrel will sing for the
ofrertory, AN Easter Song" by Voorhis.
For the morning service tomorrow the
following program has been arranged
''Festal Prelude" (Manning); quartette,
20 Jesus, We Adore Thee" CBrewer).
contralto and tenor solos by Miss Moran
and Mr.. Werner; response. Father in
Thy Mysterious Presence" Dressler)
offertory solo, The Palms" Faure) by
Mrs. Agnes Bode; postlude. Jerusalem" "
tParker).
The following music will be rendered
tomorrow at the Kendall Baptist Church.
Ninth and B streets southwest. under the
direction of Mrs. Isabel Garvin Shelley,
with Mrs. Hunter d. Watkins as organ
list: Morning, organ prelude, "Mignon, |"
by Schumann; offertory, violin solo, AN
dante" Viotti. by Mr., E. Ladovitch; So
prano solo, The Palms" Faure, with
violin obligato, by Mrs Shelley: postlude.
Chant Sans Paroles" by Tschaikowski.
Evening. prelude. "Adagio' from senate
in sharp minor. Beethoven; offertory,
violin solo, Romance in g." Beethoven,
by Mr.. E. Ladovich; anthem, Blessed Is
He Who Cometh." Gounod. with incl
dental soprano solo by Miss staudt; post
lude by Scharwenka.
Madeleine Won Unschuld, the s-year-old
pianist. will give a recital on April q
at Rauscher's, under the auspices Of the
Sunday school of st. Paul's Church for
the benefit of Mgr. McKim's golden jubi-
lee. At this recital the little girl will be
assisted by Nine. Marie Won Unschuld
the Won Unschuld trio and other artists
to be announced later.
Miss Jessie Masters, contralto. will sing
Paul Bliss Mary" a sacred song suite