The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-02-19
VARIED PROGRAMS
OF SACRED MUSIC
SCHEDULED TODAY
Choirs and 0rganists to
Present Selections
From Masters.

Ant 1nAEo VI IN 11o-Nanbcr ruoh-
icai vesper services will be given
at $40 o'clock this aftsrnoon a.
the Mount Pleasant Consrer.tional
Church. The program viii be given
by the Sationa String Quartet
composed Of Henry sokoioy. nrst
violin: MAX Pugatsty. second vio-
lin: Samuel Feldman. viola. and
Richard Lorleburg, cello. win Her
man Fakler. baritone. The quartet
will render ''Notturnos CBorodini).
"Andante Cormoto" (opus 100
schubert) arranged for ouartet BY
Samuel Feldman), Tento" CDvo-
-Ainuet" (Beethoyen). Mr.. Fakler
CO'Hara). "one Sveeuy Solemn
Thought" (by request) (Ambrose).
The solo quartet. composed Of Miss
Frances Scherger. Miss Cornelia =.
Black. VIM. p. Shanahsn and Mr..
Fakler. with Claude Robson. or
gsnist and director. will render for
the offertory. The Lord Is Ny
Light" (Parker). The music for
the morning service will be given
by the Mount Pleasant Chorus.
Louis A. Potter, orgznist OF Cal
vary Baptist Church, will give the
opening recital on the new organ
at the Mount Pleasant Methodist
Church tomorrow evening at
o'clock. Assisting soloists for this
recital will be Mrs. Ruby Potter,
soprano. and Fred East, baritone.
This instrument. recently built hy
the Lewis and Hitchcock Company,
OF this city, is a splendid example
Of a small two-manual organ. with
fine range of varied quality and
lovely tone in all its stops.
At the Calvary Baptist c hurch
Herman Hoffman. violinist, will as
sist in the service this evening. He
will play with Mr.. Potter, orgsnist.
for prelude. the Andante movement
from Brahms sonata for violin in
d minor. and for offertory Chant
Negro" by Kramer. The quartet OF
the church, composed OF Miss
Gladys Price, soprano. Mrs. william
T. Reed. contralto. william Ray
mond, tenor. and Fred East, bari
tone, will sing two anthems, ''S0ll.
Still With Thee" by Bracket, and
MY Faith Looks Up TO Thee" by
Schrecker, the latter with violin
obligato.
Today's musical program at
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church will be as follows:
MORNING.
Prelude, Andante Movement. Dee
thoven): soprano solo. Through
Love and Light" Cwright). Mrs.
Wayne b. Wheeler; postlude in c.
Hosmer.
EVENING"
Prelude, ~Traumerei" CSchU-
MANN: solo. Abide With Me-
CNessler), Mrs. Wheeler; postlude.
Romance" Schumsnn); Mrs. J.
Harry Cunningham, orEsnist
Bszsrovs. American male con-
tralto." will be heard in song roper
toire next Friday evening at the
Central Y. NJ c. A. Auditorium, as
sisted by Miss Marjorie q. Davis.
pianist, and George II. Flemer. VIC
linist. Patronesses are Mrs. Forrest
E. Nroomsn, Mrs. Wallace Streater.
Or. Edith Sc Willie Cosle. Mrs. Leon
ard W. De Cast, Mrs. Elizabeth Al
len-Lestzov, Mrs. William Gerard
Ennen. Miss 60 Larimore Kceley,
Mrs. Helen Jean Paul Starr.
Miss Georgia L. Miller va rrEr-
ess at a studio musical. g in
honor OF Miss Angela Altick. S.,
vsnnsh. Ga, on the evening g, Febf
rusry II.
The first OF the weekly r-h Gals
for Governs The Rose Maide wiN
be held at SIP. m. tomorrow even
ing. at the Thompson School. J - ia
and l. streets northwest. Full Hocai
scores will be furnished FIRE, OF
charge 10 members. 4 few rrars
tenors. BASES and altos are rcCu.d