The Washington times., 1919-11-20

At Ingram Memorial Congrega-
tional Church on Sunday, the Nationai
Quartet and chorus choir VIII give
the following program OF music:
Morning seryice-Organ preiude'
"Idyr (Mertel-West): anthem, guar
tet and chorus. How Lovely Are the
Messengers" (Stainer); bass solo, "
Lord Most Holy" (Franck); anthem,
quartet. Fear Not, Israel
(Spicker); organ postlude, "Preces-
sionar" tGuirand).
Evening service-Organ prelude
Impressions du Soir" (Goss-Cus-
tard); anthem, quartet and chorus.
"Tarry With Me" (PinsutD; soprano
solo. Teach Me To Pray" tJewett);
trio, soprano, tenor and bass, praise
Ye" from "Attila" (verdD; organ
postlude, .'Marche Solenelle" (Mailly).
The National Quartet will give a
concert at Walkersvilie, Nd, Friday
evening, November II.
The week of November 16 will be
celebrated as the one hundre1 and
second anniversary of the establish
ment of the Methodist Episcopal
and this, concert by the National
Quartet will be the musical feature
of the week.
The first of a. series of monthly
choral services will be given by the
vested choir of Trinity Church, Tako-
ma Park. on Sunday evening, Novem-
Der %. The choir, which is under
the direction of Herbert d. Lawson,
will give the following program:
Processional-One hundredth Psalm
tCorbin); Magnificat fArmstrong);
Nunc Dimittis (Armstrong); Vesper
anthem, "Art Thou Weary" (Jackson),
Incidental solo, Mrs. Sue Waters: an
them, Saviour When Night" (Shelley,
incidental solos, Herbert D. lawson;
soprano solo, Like AS q Father
Gansing). Miss Elizabeth Myers; an
them, Jesus, Saviour. Pilot Ne"
(Schnecker). incidental solo, Mrs e.
CLYDE Shade, offertory "Inspirer and
Hearer of Prayer" (Geibel), duet by
Mrs. Shade and Mr.. Lawson: Recess
sional
At the Church Of the Covenant Sun
day, Judson Peel, tenor. will be the
special soloist at the Twenty-seventh
Inspirational service. at $3.50 p. m.
The double quartet also will sing fou-
concerted numbers with incidental
solos by Miss Craig. soprano. and Mr..
Backing, tenor.
Mr.. Peel will sing two solos from
the sacred cantata THE Holy City.
by Gaul. The anthems are "Sanctus.
by Moir; abide With Me-" by Whit
ney; Lift Up Your Heads" by Le-
mont, and offertory anthem, ''God of
Our Fathers" by Scott. The organ
prelude is professional by Rousseau.
and the postlude, that in D by Tours.
The evening choir of 200 voices,
with solo quartet, will sing at the
s o'clock service. with Mr.. Fakler as
soloist, and incidental solos by Miss
Craig. Miss Beisser ana Mr.. Kruger.
The program is:
Organ prelude, "Marche Religieuse"
(Claussmann): anthem, "River OF
Life" Lacey); Incidental solo. Mia
Craig; baritone solo, "Just As I Am"
LudebuehD Mr.. Fakier; anthem.
Dear Spirit, Lead Thou Ne" (Miles)
Miss Beisser and choir; offertory an
them, 'Watchman! What Of the
Night" tField) incidental solos Mr.
Kruger and Mr.. Fakier: organ, post
lude, in F (PollerD.
Ralph G. Raht, . newcomer to
washington, VIII be most welcome in
the ranks of competent tenors. Mr..
Raht comes from louisville, KY,
where he served as tenor soloist in
the quartet choir Of the First Bap-
tist Church, whose musical standard
Is the highest In that city. Mr. Raht
as yet has not accepted permanent
church position in Washington, but
he will be heard in solo work at the
First Congregational Church .in the
near future.
The Sunday music for the First
Congregational Church, under the d.
rection of Harry Edward Mueller, or
ganist and director. will be: Morn
ing service, organ prelude, "Andante'
(BorowskD; anthem. I'm KneeIing
at the Threshold" (Radford); Offer
tory anthem. 30 Pray for the Peace
of Jerusalem (Knox); organ post
lude, "Fantasie" in G (Bach).
a pre-service organ recital, by Mr..
Mueller, will be given before the
evening service. He will play the
Corelli Suite" in +, AT Twilight"
by Stebbins, and prologue" of
Rogers
The offertory anthem for the even
Ing is, God So Loved the World by
Moore. and a duet will be sung by
Mrs. Campanole and Mr. East. 'In
the Cross of Christ Glory" by
Howe; organ postlude, March"