The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Wednesday svsning. splendid musi-
cal program was given and addresses
made by the pastor and the musical
director. The program was arranged
BY Miss Carpenter and G. W. O'Ccnnor.
the latter taking part In same himself.
Eight members OF the mail chorus have
already enlisted and many Of the women
are actively engaged in Red cross work
A musical tea for the benent Of the
building fund Of the First Reformed
Church was given at the home Of Miss
Pauline Holer. The interesting program
included soprano solos by Miss Frances
sherger and Miss Clara Young; solos
by Leroy Glider and Eugene L Walter;
violin numbers by Harry Waller; plano
solo. by Miss Kathryn Davis; reading,
by Mrs. Thomas z. farrell, and several
numbers by a trio composed OF Irving
Boernstein, violin; Paul Koester, cello,
and Kari Holer, piano. The accompan-
ist was Karl Holer.
At ST. Johns Church, Georgetown. to-
morrow, the musical portion OF the serv-
ices under the direction Of Samuel A.
Leech, organist and choirmaster. will be
as follows: "Kyrie Eletson'' and "Gloria
With God" Foster; "Sanctus," Leech;
Gloria In ExceIsis," "Old Chant"
''Nunc Dimittis,' Barnby.
At the evening service the musical pro-
gram Will include the following: Magni-
feat and Nunc dlmittis in r, Simper;
"Oh for q Closer Walk with God"
Foster, with tenor solo by Arthur Simp-
son.
An evening Of music will be rendered
by the choir OF North Capitol NJ. f.
Church, assisted by the orchestra OF the
Central Presbyterian Sunday School, to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
At the Kendall Baptist Church. Ninth
and streets southwest, the music. un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Isabel Garvin
Shelley, with Mrs. Hunter D. Watkins
at the organ, will include:
Morning-Organ prelude, Thou Every
where" Laehner; "ofrertoire in c."
Bailey; anthem, Sweet Is Thy Mercy"
Barnby. with soprano obligato solo by
Miss Lucille Wilbur; "Postlude," by
Read
Evening-'Prelude in D." by Bruce:
"Ofrertoire Op. o." Batiste; anthem,
The Sinner and the Song" Thompson.
with incidental solo by Mrs. Shelley;
''Postlude," Battman.
Foundry NJ e. Epworth League will
be addressed tomorrow evening by Will
lldAlA IL hNEEs WHOSE SUBJECT VIII DC
The Man Of the Hour"
The special musical numbers for the
evening will be comprised Of selections
by the chorus choir of sixty voices un-
der the leadership OF JY. II. Galleher.
The league male quartet and a vocal
solo by Miss Lucille Hardesty
Tomorrow night Rev. DR.. d. II. Mar
tin. pastor OF the Wesley Chapel, will
preach a sermon in answer TO the people
who say that Christianity has failed at
This time. The theme OF his address will
be, The Bible in the Trenches" In the
morning DR.. Martin will preach a me
mortal Day sermon, The Rose OF Shar-
on" At this service special music by
the choir will be feature.
The triple quartette Of the Church OF
the COvanant disbanded last Sunday for
this season. Tomorrow afternoon special
children's services are held and the music
viii be provided by the Sunday school.
The evening choir OF 100 voices will sing
for the last time this season tomorrow
night and beginning with next Sunday,
special services will be held in the church
preceded by a musical program. Mr..
Wrightson has engaged special soloIsts
for each Of the Sunday nights until Octo-
Der and the Sunday night services Of that
Quartette Of the evening choir
The grand pipe organ which has just
recently been installed in the Calvary
Methodist Church, will be played for the
first time Sunday. DR.. James Shera Mont
EOmery, the pastor, will preach a special
sermon on the subject, The Thunder and
the Angel" A. L. Anliss will preside at
ths organ.
Following is the musical program for
the day: Morning-Prelue, THE Lost
Chord" (Sullivan); offertOry, Christian
the Morn Breaks over Thee" (Shelley),
Mrs. Robert LaFever, soloist; chorus,
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" Gid
deb; postlude, March Solennelle," CKet-
terer).
Evening-Prelude, Elevation" in A nat,
CGuilmant); "Hallelujah," chorus, dian
deb; ofrertory, 20 Divine Redeemer,"
(GounoD, Mrs. Lafere, soloist; duet,