Evening star., 1920-05-30
Musical Mention.

| Music appropriate for Memorial day
will predominate In programs of most
of the churches today. Notable among
compositions of this character WILL
be Mozart's celebrated REQUIEM.
which will be given this afternoon.
beginning at $3.50 o'clock; AZ tne
Church Of the Covenant The d9u1ae I9
quartet will be assisted by Mrs. b. H.
Smart. Mrs. Killmore. Henry Kruger
and J. Walter Humphrey. In addition
to the solo parts on the Requiem,
Meta Craig will sing a setting OF
lington composer. Glenn {; Gorrell:
/ This evening at o'clock the cno,us s
| choir of 165 voices and the doupie
quartet will render Mendelssohn
Hear My Prayer" with Miss craig rag
| THE Sun Shall Be No More Thy Light
by Day" from THE Word of Cod,
| by Spross. and the choir anthems Will
be Heaven Is Not Far Away by
Wooler. and Twilight and Dawn,
| by Speaks. with incidental solos by
Jewell Downs and Miss Beiser. botn
choirs are under direction OF Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, with Harvey MUIR
! ray at the organ. and in the evening.
close of this evenings service the
| choirs will disband for the summer
Music at the baccalaureate exer-
clSeS OIL IeOrSe washington thi~
versity. which will take place this
morning at the Church of the Ascen-
sion. as arranged by w. H. Hamill, or
ganist. will consist of the organ prel-
ude. ''Scherzo" (Guilmant. process
| sional. I'VE March to Victory" Barn.
(Schnecker). "Jubilate" (Tours). in
troit, Awake Up My Glory" and Of
fertory anthem. King All Glorious"
tBarnby). occasional, THE Church's
One Foundation" (Wesley). ,postlude,
Mrs. Francis Thompson and W. Lloyd
Edwards.
Memorial services will be held this
terian Church. under direction of
William Stansfield. organist Among
the numbers will be Funeral March"
and Hymn of the Seraphs' (Guil-
mant. "Evensong" (Bairstow): choir.
TO Thee, Q Country tEiehberg); "Te
Crossing the Bar" (Behrend. Mrs.
Melville D. Lindsay: chorus. Praise
Ye the Father" (Gounod); offertory.
contralto solo. Like as the Hart"
aAllitsen), Edna Barber; chorus
lane), and organ postlude. Fanfare"
on Hail Columbia"
Announcement is made of the resig-
nation of Lorena B. Adamson from
Washington Baptist Church, where
she has served several years.
Charlotte Klein, organist of the
Western Presbyterian Church. con-
tributed to the program Of the second
of this seasons exhibition concerts
Tuesday evening at the Peabody Con-
servatory, winning cordial approval
by her playing of Chabrier's 'Scherzo
Valse" and ''Toccata," by Saint-Saens.
'The Holy City" (Gaul) will be
sung this afternoon at o'clock by
the choir of men and boys at old st.
Johns Episcopal Church. under the
direction of James Dickinson. organ
list The solos will be sustained by
trebles; T. C. Jeffers. alto; Paul Bley-
den, tenor, and Arthur c. Gorbach.
bass. The celestial choir parts-First
treb1es, Edwin Smell, William X.
Bryan and Burnett, Trueworthy; sec
ond trebles. Francis Keys and Hugh
Rivers: first altos. Granville Sweet
and Douglas Studdiford; second altos.
Donald Dudley and Baron Mullaney.
This concludes the afternoon services
for the season.
Works of Washington composers
monthly musical service this evening
by the quartet of st. PauPs English
Lutheran Church. The quartet. COM
posed of Bertha H. Gottsman, So
prano: Marian Larner. contralto; Her
bert F. Aldridge. tenor and director,
and Milton C. White. bass, with Locke
Kincer, organist. will render the fol-
lowing: Quartet. "Open to Me the
Gates" (J. W.. Bischon); tenor solo.
81 Love the Lord" Louis A. Potter);
quartet, 81 VIII Extol Thee" Harvey
Murray; bass solo. III God So
Clothed the Grass" q. w. BischofD;
ouartets, Softly and Tenderly" (Har-
vey Murray, and 'The Lord Is My
Shepherd" q. w. Bischoff).
The quartet of the Mount Pleasant
Church, directed by
claude Robeson, organist, Will con-
clude it's season with this afternoons
service, as will the Mount Pleasant
Chorus this morning. During the next
four months the music at the morning
service will be given by Mr.. Robeson
at the organ. with Herman Fakier as
so,oits. This morning Mr.. Fakier
will sing Gods Garden Q.ambertl;
the chorus will give abide with Me ne
nv Norton M,