The Washington herald., 1918-04-27

shipped in this church and q memo
rial tablet was placed on the walls
by George childs. Of Philadelphia.
From 7:3o until q section Of the
Marine Band will play patriotic se-
lections. Addresses will be made by
Senators Lawrence Sherman Of II
linois and Warren @. Harding Of
Ohio. A very interesting program has
been arranged and the patriotic
orders OF the city-not forgetting
strangers in washington-are invited
to participate.
The broad scope of the Bahai revel-
alton in its adaptation to the world
needs will be set forth In an address
to be given in Studio Hall. 1913 Con-
necsicut avenue, Sunday evening at
Sis o'clock. upon the topic. THE UNI
yersal Religion" The public will be
welcome.
At the Church OF the Covenant to-
morrow afternoon the music will be
given by the triple quartet and in the
evening by the evening choir Of 125
voices. with double quartet. both SER
vices being under the direction Of
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Har-
vey Murray at the organ. The fol-
lowing are the musical numbers;
Afternoon 20, Gladstone Light"
(Sullivan); soprano solo. Lord, Jesus,
In Thy Mercy" (Spross). Mrs. Bode;
'"The Wilderness Mendelssohn), in
cidental solo, Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
Gruger; "Sun of Ny Soul" (Steane).
incidental solo. Mr.. Blanshar6.
Evening-organ prelude, "At Even
ing' (Buck); "The King of Love My
Shepherd Is" Shelley, incidental
solo, Miss Jacobs and Mr.. Wilson;
baritone solo, "open the Gates of the
Temple" Knapp, Mr.. Wilson; Il
Hear Thy Voice" Uang), incidental
solo. Miss Craig: God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears CMarkS; organ pre-
lude, March" (Schuberp.
The Sunday night discourse by the
Rev. George A. Miller at the Ninth
Street Christian church will be of
vital interest in the present world sit
ustion in view of the statement OF
President Wilson that the object of
this war is to make the world safe
for democracy" The subject Of the
discourse will be World Democracy
and Christianity" The subject of
The morning sermon will be "A Costly
Sacrifice"
At the Church of the Ascension
corner of Massachusetts, Avenue and
Twelfth Street. the Evening Choir OF
rs voices and the soloists OF the
Church OF the Covenant will give a
service of sacred song. unde' The
direction of :, 10y Y 'oyd " '..on,
with Harvey m.;2n.
Addresses will ..!c Rev
j. L. Gordon. Pa;'J. = o.. First Con-
gregational Church. nnG the Rev. J.
Henning Nelms, rector OF the Church
of the Ascension.
The following is the program: Or
gan Prelude in G Parker). Prayers
and Greed; Anthem. IT Hear Thy
Voice" Uang): Incidental Solo, Miss
Craig; Contralto Solo, Like As the
Heart Desireth the Water Brooks"
tAllitseD. Miss Mary Jacobs; Hymn
Anthem, Dear Spirit, Lead Me"
(Miles). Incidental Solo, Mr.. East;
Baritone Solo. Come Unto Me" CCoe-
nenj, Mr.. Wheeler Wilson; Anthem,
Abide With Me" Giddle), Incidental
Solos, Miss Jacobs and Mr.. Wilson;
Addresses, the Rev. James l. Gordon,
d. d., pastor of the First Congrega-
ional Church; the Rev. ]. Henning
Nelms. D. d., rector of the Church
of the Ascension. Offertory. Duet,
What Have / to Do With Thee
(Elijah) (Mendelssohn), Miss Meta
Craig and Mr.. Wrightson: Anthem,
The King Of Love My Shepherd Is"
(Shelley, Incidental Solos, Miss
Jacobs and Mr.. Wilson: Bass Solo,
Ninety-first Psalm (MacDermid), Mr.
Fred East; Anthem, Come Unto
Him" (Gounod; Baritone Solo, IAN
Ye Who Wander Weary and Dis
tressed'' (Nudd, Mr.. Wrightson; An
them. "Hallelujah Chorus" Messiah
CHandeD: Benediction; SevenfoId
Amen (stainer); Organ Posuude in
flat (WesO.
At the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G street northwest, the
Following selections of music will be
sung under the direction of William
Stansfield, organist and director.
IL a. M: Organ prelude. Andante in
E minor Smart: anthem, Holy,
Holy. Holy" (StewarD; offertory.
quartet, Pm a "ilgrim" (Marston):
organ postlude, Offertoire in c minor
(Grison).
7:3o p. M: Organ prelude, suite for
organ CBartletD: cello solo by a SOL
der boy from Camp Humphrey; choir,
Great and Marvellous" CGauD: an
them, Nearer My God to Thee"
(Schnecker); offertory. quartet, soft
ly Now the Light of Day" (SchilIing);
organ postlude. Grand chorus in E
fiat (GuilmanO.
Mrs. b. III. Smart. soprano; Marian
Larner. contralto; Herbert f. Aid
ridge, tenor; ]. Walter Humphrey.
bass. Chorus OF fifty voices.