Evening star., 1920-03-28

Church. under the direction Of John G.
Klein, viii render Maunder's cantata.
"Oiivet to Calvary" Thursday evening
Harry I. Clarkson. baritone soloist
ana choir director of Christ Church.
Wasn1ngton parish. will sing "The
morning: Other numbers will include
lBest); "Benedictus" (Langdon);
| .kyrie" and ''Gloria Tibi' (White), by
the choir. and in the evening the
| God So Loved the World" (Marks).
Music today at Hamline Methodist
Church will consist this morning of
(Mailiy5; quartet. Jerusalem" aPar-
kerl: offertory. '"rhe Palms (Faure)
postulde. "Triumphal March" (Guil-
manD. Edith B. Athey. Evening:
organ solos. "Cantilena" (Salome) and
"Oh. Come. Let Us Sing (Gilbert); or
gan. Song of Triumph tBurgess).
Mrs; Frank Byram returned yester-
Bernice Randall. she attended q con-
vention of music supervisors. She
! Will be in her place today at the or
gan OF the Westminster Presbyterian
cSfhureh. Sfsrraa. when the choir will sing
1
Depue taking the incidental solo. and
at the offertory Elmo Jasper giving
ms annual rendition of Faure's
| ,Palms This evening Ernest Kah-
iert will sing Calvary" by Rodney.
This evenings program at the Arts
Club Will be given by Arthur Chester
Gorbach. baritone; Lynch LuQuer. vio-
linist. and Mrs. George Peabody
The quartet of Calvary Baptist
Church. composed Of Gretchen Hood.
Mrs. William T. Reed, George A.
Myers and Fred c. Schafer. will rem
der Maunder's "Penitence. Pardon and
Peace" at this evenings service. This
morning the anthems will be Parker's
Jerusalem" and God So Loved the
World" from Stainer's "Crucifixion,"
with Louis Potter at the organ.
THE Man Of Nazareth" a sacred
csntata. by the American composer.
James H: Rogers, will be presented
at the Church Of the Ascension, under
direction Of w. H. Hamill. organist
The solo parts will be sustained by
Mrs. Francis Thompson. soprano; Rev.
p; Pinckney Wroth. tenor. and Francis
Thompson. baritone. The service will
commence at o'clock with an organ
recital by Mr.. Hamill that will include
Meditation" by Lefebre: "Adagio"
and "Scherxo." both from Fifth
Sonata by Guilnant. and "vorspiel."
program will include also an ofsertory,
There's a Green Hill Far Away" by
Gounod. sung by Mrs Thompson, and
the organ postlude, "Sortie," by Du-
bois.
| Tho Crucinxion," by Stainer, will be
sung this evening at Epiphany Church,
by the full choir. directed by Adolph
Torowsky. organist. Solo parts will be
prano; Miss Glenn Norma Shelley. con-
traito; George E. Anderson. tenor. and
Ambrose Durkin. bass. Mrs. Brown
will sing Gounod's There's a Green
Hin Far Away" for this evenings Of
will consist Of the bass solo, rThs
Palms" BY Faure. sung by Ambrose
Durkin.
A chorus Of thirty is being trained
ner's "Crucifxion" Good Friday night
at Trinity Methodist Church The
choir will be assisted by George A.
Myers. tenor soloist Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church.
This morning Elijah Kinsella. bass,
will sing Faure's The Palms." and
The TIE quartet vim be heard in "Jerusa-
the ou.9tst wi sSe peI: I. eseeaS caS
Great and Strong (schnecker). Mrs.
| A. N. Henry viii preside, as usual, at
| the organ and win play for prelude
nVst,s,dn wa6ding . scnE e. M& M& sPa.ksr!: and for
Potter, soprano; Mrs. Helen MacIeod
Gift, contralto; Elijah Kinsella, bass,
and Charles D. Church. tenor and direc-
tor.
! Adolph Torowsky. 1r.. organist Of the
Church Of the Epiphany. was soloist
last evening at q concert In the audi
torium Of the United States Naval
heard in Gnegs Concerto. A Minor"
for piano and orchestra.
Mrs. Huron Lawson will be the SOLO
list at this evenings concert at the
Palms." by Faure. with orchestral ac-
compartment; Good Morning. Brother
Sunshine" by Lehman, and Swiss
Echo Song" by Eckert
Miss Edith Fitzgerald. eontralto Of
Prestonburg. KY, 10 spending Q fort
night in Washington previous to
starting on . three-month tour in
Chautauqua concerts.
Music at the lexington Presbyte-
rian Church. under direction Of Ger
trude Lyons. soprano. WIN consist this
%Ssn1ns o1on r. sss Snsrs
them for quartet and chorus. "Paam
| Branches" {Faure-Noelisch): duet,
The crucihx" <Faure Barksr,.
Messrs. Morgan and Wright; Offer
tory. "Onertoire- (Baptiste); post"
teri. Evening. piano solo. Prelude
in c Sharp Minor (Rachmenipod);
anthem for quartet ana chorus. "Je-
rusaiem" tParker-Noelisch): o9srtory.
| The Rosary and 20 That We two
Were M.ying'. (Nevin); a.artst, -God
So Loved the World" (Stainer); post
lude. March Meditation" (Cressy).
| Mrs. Ernest ]. Hoffman,. . soprano
Of Jersey City. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Edwin Cailow. and during her
stay in Washington has already ap-
| peared on several programs. singing
FOR the Missouri Society. the Railroad
Y. NJ c. A.. the Brown School, Chevy
Chase, Epworth League Of Hamline
Methodist Church. besides singing
with the choir Of All Saints Episcopal
Church, Chevy Chase.
| MUSICAL MsTRUCfI0N.