Evening star., 1921-05-29

will also sing during July and Sep
tember. For the remaining sundays
in June and the months of August ana
October, Herman Fakler. baritone.
will be the regular soloist. There
will be no Sunday afternoon services
after today. until the first Sunday
in November.
At this evenings service special
musical program has been arransto
to celebrate he opening o. Aius'c
week. with Herman Fakle- as sEe-
cial soloist Both services are under
the direction of Sydney LLOYD
Wrightson, with Harvey Murray at
the organ. and in the evening Wit
Claude RobeSon at the piano. ne
programs follow:
Afternoon: Organ prelude, Ne:set
de Procession" tRousseau); anthem.
The Lord is My Strength tEogers'
baritone solo, The Souls of III"
Righteous" CRogers): Mr. Miller: an.
(Speaks). incidental solo. Miss Beis-
ser; offertory anthem "FrepaTe fe the
Way of the Lord tGarret), moi
dental solos. Miss Bolln, Mr. Back
ing and Mr. Miller; organ postlude'
"Maestoso" (Faulkes): Evening or.
gan prelude. "Andante Flat
(Peace): anthem "Watchmani What
Of the Night" (Field). Incidental solo.
Nj Fakler; baritone solo The Cod
of Life" tGodircy). Mr. fakler; an
lit'Gl. 'oiit L NV i'ihi ~
otfcrtory anthem. 'Glor'ous IS Thy
%am." r'Twelfth MaSS) tMozarn; or
gan postlude, March tSchubett)
The First Baptist Church has pre-
pared special music for this evening $
service in recognition Of Music week.
The program will be given. a !"I-
lows: Anthems. Praise GOD. tht
Father" Gounod: Sing -h!cluiah
Forth" Buck; duet for soprano and
rnf hI
solos. "Andante.' L.onkne: ''Adaeio.
Nerdalie; Moment Musicale" Duhey.
Choir: Mrs Florence Howard. soprano
and director of music; Miss Mary Reis-
ser, alto: Henry A. Kruger, tenor:
Frank Haneke, bass: Mrs. Edmund
Barry. organist, Miss Katherine Riggs.
harpist. and the evening chorus.
The solo quartet and evening chorus
will give a concert Thursday evening
at Walter Reed Hospital Miss Mary
Beisser concludes her services at the
church today, and will leave Thursday
for a permanent residence in New York.
A musical program of exceptional
interest will be given this evening
at ST. Paul's English Luthern Church
at O'Clock. Special numbers will
include with Nerdure Clad from
The Creation; MY Faith Looks Up to
Thee" by Schneider; BE Glad. . Ye
righteous" by Smart. and ''on Thee
Each Living Soul Awaits" from The
Creation" The quartet is composed
of Mrs. B. H. Smart, soprano; Miss Ma
rian Larner. contralto; Herbert F.. AID
ridge, tenor and director. and f.. J. S.
Kinsella, bass. Miss Locke kincer
will preside at the organ.
The beginning of Music week will
be observed at the Fourth Presby-
terian church by d special program
this evening. Anthems and well
known hymns will be sung by Mrs
Edward c. Crossman, Miss Katherine
MacElwee, Miss Marian Webb and the
choir; and the pastor will speak of
some of the hymns of the Bible.
Herbert T. Keyser is organist and di-
rector.
A piano recital was given by the
pupils of Miss Mary Upton Talbot
! Friday evening at the Friends Meet
students who participated were: Miss
Juliet Parker Edes Miss Jacqueline
Chamblin Edes. Master Broad
way Green Frazier. Miss Jean
nette Blythe Frazier, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Frazier. Miss Audrey
Talent langley, Miss Grace Mar
garette Burdine, Miss Frances Edna
Timberiake. Miss Winifred Adamson,
Miss Rhoda Virginia Sydenstricke er,
Miss Bertha. Mary Randall. Miss Mary
Newsom. Miss Anna Marie Ermerins,
Miss Evelyn Palmer, Miss Ruthevelyn
Gilea
A program Of special music win be
given by the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church. as follows: This
morning-Organ prelude. Spring
Song" Hoilins: flute solo. Ave Maria
(Schubert). Harry l.. McCalmont;
soprano solo. "Oh, Savior Hear Me-
! nd
flute obbIigator, Mr.. McCalmont;' 'Medi-
tation" (Bach- -Gounod): Flute, Mr.. Nc
Calmont; piano. Mrs. John C. Palmer
| and organ. Mrs. Cunningham: post
lude. "Festal March" Lansing. PM
Organ prelude. Prayer" Harker; solo
Wheeler: postlude, ''Festal Postfude.' .
Boslet. Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham
! ofganiSt-
Tho organ OF Hamline NJ E. Church
will be reopened today after extern
services special selections will be
given by Edith B. Athey, organist. Mr.
Jones. baritone soloist, of Baltimore
will sing at the evening recital, be-
! ginning at 1880.
Ingram Memorial Church will give
special musical programs today and
evening, with Mrs. Henry Hunt Nick ee,
director of the choir, and George Hath
away. orSanist. At pm Maj. Charles
| Trowbridge Tittman will sing Flee
as Bird" "RecessionaI (Kipling)
and 20, Father, Hear Me" (GluekI.
Mrs. Clyde Aitchison will sing
There Is an Hour of Hallowed Peace
tCheney and there will be two
anthems by the choir and the usual
! sing for fifteen minutes.
representative John Speaks of Ohio
a
Miss Regina Luckett. pianist, was
presented in graduation recital re-
Gently by the sisters of ST Cecilia
academy IN a program that included
1Seethoven. Schumann. Chopin and
Liszt, varied by an Irish tune by
Granger. The youthful artist gave
to each exacting number an internre-
tatlve ability and technical skill that
gives promise of d brilliant future
Sne Will graduate in the advanced
course of piano on the evening of
June IA. Miss Luckett was assisted
ny the vocal class and by Miss Sara
Name IN pleasing song numbers.
Marie Howe Garziglia, pianist, pre-
sented Lillian Thomas. Loretta Rich
ardson and Evelyn Fersinger last
/, week in recital that displayed artis-
tic training and skill
The "Sanctus." from Gounod's 'St
Cecelia Mass" will be sung at the of
fertory this morning at the Church of
the Advent by the full choir under the
direction of John r. Monroe. organist
The tenor solo will be sustained by
Harlan Castle.
Epiphany Church will observe music
| week with q special program today
| arranged by Adolf Torowsky. organist
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