Evening star., 1923-09-16
In the Churches

OF the solo choir. Soloists engaged
for the coming season are w. II,
Braithwaits; n;vt director: J. r y; spRsfkn5' r
shreve. soprano 1newl; Mrs. B.. Nj
Shore, contralto; Mr.. w. z. Braith-
waite, tenor: Mr.. w. s. Haynie, bari
tone. Male quartet--Paul @. Ledig.
first tenor; w; Z. Braithwaite. second
c. Smith. second bass (Rew).
Tho program for today wtlf be:
Morntng--Chorus. Praise Ye the
Father" tGounod); mixed quartet,
ing--Chorus, II Heard the Voice of
Jesus Say" (Huerter); mixed quartet.
Thou Wilt Keep Him in, Perfect
Peace" tWest); male quartet Sc
The mixed chorus Will begin ac-
tivitles today and cordial invitation
Is extended to any one who sings to
join this interesting chorus.
Durward Bowersox, violinist, andr
quartet, composed of Miss Viola Har-
per, soprano; Miss Elsie Lang. con-
traito; Everette S. Hardell. tenor:
Harlan. Randall, baritone, Will give
the following program at the west
the direction of George F. Ross, or
Morning service-violin, "Adora-
tion" (BorowskD. "'Berceuse" God.
ard). quartet, Turn, Ye, Even Unto
Me" tHarkers; ,oI cont5aiso psaso, solo; ga,'; %.
oiin obbligato); organ and violin.
March PontificaP' (Gounod). Evening
service-Qrgan, I'm Summer (Steb-
bins): quartet. twilight and Dawn"
organ, Grand Choeur" (Rogers).
The choir of the Mount Vernon
Place NJ. e. Church South. under di-
rection OF r. Deane Shure, will sing
another of Mr.. Shure's anthems. "The
Thirteenth Psalm" work based on
modern methods of harmony.
Tho program for the day Is as fol-
lows: Morning servioe--Organ pre-
lude; chorla by Babylon's Wave"
(Gounod); thale quartet, Man of
lude- Evening-Twenty-m minute organ
recital by Mr.; Shure. "Humoresque"
(Shelley), "Larkswoo' (Shure) and a
transcription from ''Afignon"; chorus,
quartet (seiected) and organ post
lude.
At the morning service OF the CAL
vary Baptist Church today the male
quartet will repeat tho late Presi-
dent Harding's favorite hymn, Lead,
Kindly Light" which It sang so appeal
ingly at the state funeral services
held at the Capitol in honor OF the
iamented President
This hymn will be & part of a
service of appreciation OF President
Harding. who, with Mrs. Harding,
were parishoners at the Calvary Bap-
tist Church. The pastor, the Rev.
William S. Abernethy. D. D.. was in
central Europe at the time the me-
mortal service, was held in the Call
vary Church, and found IL impossible
TO reach home In time to participate.
which is the reason for the service
of appreciation on Sunday-morning.
The male quartet is composed of w.
r. Raymond, tenor; George F. Bay
iiss, tenor; Fred East, baritone, and
ter. tr., is the erganist and choir di-
rector. Music lovers have said that
this hymn has never been sung with
such deep feeling and beauty OF ca
dence as when given by this male
quartet at the state services at the
The quartet will also sing Gounod's
| "Sanctus" at the morning service. and
"The Radiant Morn Hath Passed
| Away" by Woodward. at the evening
service. AZ that service also Come
as a tenor and baritone duet. Mr..
Potter will play Irish Folk Song
as his morning prelude, the postlude
being weiy's "Offertoire In G." Al
the evening service Mr.. Potter will
holme, and Faulkes' "Alleluiah" as O
postlude. I'm.
The program of music for the IL
am. service OF Metropolitan NJ Z.
prelude tNevinI, response IF'rederfc).
by the quartet; duet, MY God and
Father" (Marston). Mrs Bertha
Gottsman. soprano, and Mrs. AIDE
laide Humphrey. contralto: anthem,
-
with solos by Mrs. Gottsman and D.
Z. Morgan; tenor; anthem. He Knows
the Way" (Ackley). quartet; organ
postlude (Wagnerl.
At the evening service the quartet
will sing two anthems. Through the
over (Novin). with solos by Mrs.
Humphreys and Mr.. Arthur Gardner,
bass.
Walter Geldare was the ~organist at
the Church of the Incarnation last
Sunday morning. when services. were
resumed. the church having been
closed for redecorating during the
month of August:
The insr9is an5 .Sa%mIS,oa Is sspTise S4lrIs
in FL (Maunder) were sung by a quar-
tet composed of Miss Mildred Maxwell
Smith. soprano: J. w. Kerns, tenor;
Mrs. Kerns, contralto, and G. A. John
S0n, DaSS.
Consider and Hear Me-" bass solo
by Pfiueger.
The quartet Of the Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church. directed by Miss Lucy
H. Paul, will give a secular concert on
Monday evening, September %, at
S:I5 O'Clock. Miss Paul will be assist
cd by several popular local artists.
The full program viii be announced
later. The public is cordially Invited.
The program for this morning $
service will be as follows: Organ pre-
lude, "Cradle Song (Gretchaninoff) !;
anthem, HE Shall Come Down Like
Rain Dudley Buckl; duet for So
prano and bass. "Watchman, What Of
the Night" {Sarjeant); postlude.
The evening service will consist OF
organ prelude, "Cantilena" (Golter-
man) and 'Pastorale" (Bach); an
them, Hymn CT Peace" (Calcottl and
offertory solo by Lloyd williams,
tenor, who has just been appointed
soloist to flll a vacancy of long stand
Ing.
are Miss Evelyn Gribbin, soprano;
Mr.. A. Q. Stearns, jr., bass.
Mrs. B. o. Shreve. the new soprano
Of the mixed quartet at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church for the COM
ing season, has had much previous ex-
perience. having sung in the largest
churches In Richmond, Va, and in
shreve takes the place Of Mrs. Ruby
Potter.
Carl s. Miliard. organist Of the Ana