Evening star., 1919-04-13
SUNDAY WASHINGTON, c. APRIL PART 8

ard p. Backing. tenor. and Wheeler
Wilson, baritone. and incidental solos
by Fred East, bass. In addition to the
| cantatA, Miss Meta Craig, soprano.
will sing "All In m April EVENING
Cavalry" by Rodney.
Good Friday evening at o'clock
the choir OF Foundry Methodist
SaI.c9; 9th .or dlrectsd by Anton kaspar asIsr
will sing Olivet to Calvary" by
Maunder: Miss Gladys Price, soprano:
mrs: Anna Brett Sunny. contralto;
J: F. n. Bowie. tenor, and Charles
Moore, bass. will be the soloists.
The choir of Emmanuel P. e. Church
will sing The Crucinxion" Good FRI
day evening at o'clock, under direc-
tion OF Fulton b. Karr. organist, and
with the assistance OF the following
soloists: Mrs. William Latimer. 50,
prano: Milton J. Fillius. tenor, And
Charles F. Roberts. formerly of st
Paufs Lutheran Church. and Fred
Schaeder. soloist OF Hamline Metho-
dist Church. basses. ~
Calvary NJ f. Church choir will also
sing -The Crucifixion" Good Friday
evening. Mrs. w. W. Deal. soprano;
Mrs. George H. Miller. mezxo-soprano;
F. Edmund Boyer, tenor, and George
H. Miller, baritone will sing the
solos. with Mrs. Charles H. Dickson at
the organ. This morning Mrs. Miller
will sing MY Redeemer and My Lord
by Buck, and this evening. in addition
to the anthems by the choir. there VIII
be solo. Fear Not Ye, o Israeli. by
Buck, by James D. Westbrook of the
11th Cavalry Band. Mr.. Westorook
was formerly a member of a college
choir in Mitchell, S. D.. under MT
Miller, who is now In charge OF the
music at Calvary Church.
Lewis Corning Atwater. organist OF
All Souls Unitarian Church. will have
as soloists at the special services
each afternoon this week Mrs. Flora
McGin Keefer. soprano; Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann. bass: Richard
Lorleberg, vioIoncelist, and Edythe
Marmion Brosius, harpist- The sery-
ice win begin at 4:45 O'Clock and the
music for Monday will include an
aria by Mozart. and Tuesday. Fear
Not Ye. 0 Israel" by Buck, by Mr..
Tittmann; Wednesday. MrsA keefer
will sing by the Waters Of Babylon"
by Xavier Leroux. with cello obligato
by Mr.. Lorleberg. who will also con-
tribute two solo numbefs; Thursday,
Mrs. Brosius will play 'Chorale," BY
Palestrina. two numbers. 'In Para
Schumann, with Mr.. Atwater. and the
accompaniment to Schubert's Ave
Maria" to be sung by Mrs. Keefer.
Friday, Mr.. Tittmann will be heard in
"Panis Angelicus." by Cesar Franck,
and Mr.. Lorleberg will play the cele-
brated Jewish melody. ?"Kol Nedrei,"
as arranged by Max Bruch, and Lar
co." by Handel.
Cood Friday evening ar o'cIncl, at
the First Presbyterian Church '"The
Seven Last Words" music by Haydn
and Dubois. will be sung by Mrs. Dun
can L. Richmond and the chorus choir
assisted by Charles E. Myers and John
H. Nolan, under direction OF w. E.
Cossins, with Mrs. G. F. Sehutt at the
organ.
The choir of St Paurs Episcopal
BY Novel; swaine Ferris. organist
will render 1.-The Crucifixion," by
Stainer. Good. Friday evening at
o'clock. The solo parts win be
and l. B; James and H. Hollenbeck
basses. The offertory at this morn
Hill Far Away" by Gounod.
Carotyn Curtiss; = young soprano
debut Tuesday at AeoIian Hail, New
spring Song" written by Eoui,
msnsion By metropoiissn % i crit critics. spssia whe
commended also the young artist fol
her versatility and her voice of bird.
like. appealing quality" Q
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