Evening star., 1919-04-13

Episcopal Church (formeriy st.
PauIs) to be rendered by the double
Hnlme Taylor, win include "Bene-
dicite" (Simper). ;. 'Benedictus' U-em-
rnens) and che offertory, THE Palms"
FAare.
Miss Mabel Duncan, cei1ist. and Miss
Alice Burbage and Miss Sade Styron.
pianists. wifi give the program at the
semi monthly sN musical at the Arts
Club this evening.
.aThe Palms. " Fanre. win be sung
this morning by Francis Thompson
as a prelude to the. morning service
at the Church Of the ascension. and
Gates" from Stainer's ''Crucifixion."
will be rendered by the choir. with
w. r. Hamill, who has recently taken
charge of the music, at the organ.
These numbers will be repeated at
the evening service
The Polympia Society. directed by
Otto Torney Simon. viii take part in
High School. giving the Following
numbers: Twas April" and The
Rosary" both by Nevin:, MY Home
Is Over Jordan" (negro spiritually.
and Fly. Singing Bird" by Elgar;
organ for the Accomplishments.
At both services Of the Mount Pleas
music will be rendered by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus directed by Norton
M. Little, with Claude Robeson at the
3organ. Among the numbers this
tmorning will be the organ prelude,
I"Sursum Corda," by Elgar;; contralto
by Scott, Miss F1orencs stenens; Of
fertory anthem. For Lo. the Winter
Is Past" by Lucas; organ postlude
l.OHertory," by Cole, yespers, 5
O'clock. organ prelude, BerceasA" by
IBafmotine; solo, Miss Stenens; Of
ifertory anthem. "Jerusalem," by Par
kerr Mount Pleasant Chorus, and or
gan postiude, "Festal March, by
Clark.
| Louis Thompson, tenor and Lewis
Atwater. organist, gave a choice pro-
"Wednesday afternoon, whom they
were heard in joint recital At the
Church Of the Epiphany. Mr. Thomp-
son, who Is better known for his sing
ling of secular music made an excel
lent lent Impression pr.ss I'm in two sacrsa songs. g.
Chadwick. and q setting Of the hymn.
"Still Still With Thee" by Holman,
both the quality of voice and his In
depreciation contributing to the de-
Ivotional effect. Mr.. 'Atwater's attain
ments as an organist are we'll known
the Eighth Street Temple and of All
Souls Unitarian Church. OF his num-
hers on the recent. program '.En
Bateau." q characteristic number by
Debussy. was a gem. its subdued
rythmic. effect being in strong con-
lby Guilmant. and .1darchs Heroique
de Jeanne d,Arc. by Dubois both
calling for more massive treatment
and admirably handled by Mr. At
water. He played also Allegro -,
from the E minor sonata By Rogers;
T." by Saint-Saenst and ..Aiidante!"
by &DelibsA e
the choir Of Enmanuel r. e.
Church, under the direction Of Fulton
B. Karr. orgAnlst, will render the fol-
Prelude. "Ye Daashtsrs' Of Israel .
from The Redemption" by 0ounod
professional. "All Glory. LAud and
Honor" by Tuchnsr; 'Benedicite," by
Matthews: Kyrie." by Bafnby:s clio
ria Tibi." BY Gounod; o1ertory, Palm
Sy s.ass ass .ne.sa .s cherry
Ely; Amen" by Stainer; -Nunc Di-
mittis." BY Turtle: recessional. "Jeru-
salem, the Golden" By Ewing. Even
ing: "Savior Again to Thy Dear
Name" by Hopkins: "Magnfhcat' and
| Gloria Patrfa," by HaWer; sNune
Dimittis." By stAiner: offertory, III
Ye Love Me-" BY Blackmofe: recess
s3opal, 20 Mother Dear, Jerusalen.'
BY Ward. Mr.. Karr viii play this
morning Worthy Was the Lami
That Was Slain," from ''The Mes.
siah," by Handel. and this evening fol
prelude Contemplation" from 'Tht
Holy City" By Gaul, and for post.
Iude, mo Shadows Yonder," by the
same composer
At GurIey Memorial Prasbyterias
Church this morning Ars. BeulAk