Evening star., 1923-12-02
IN THE CHURCHES

cantata. THE Crown of Harvest"
The congregation is requested to
stand and join in the singing of the
Doxology in the finale Of the cantata-
Solos will be sung by L. NJ. Leisen-
ring tenor. Miss Myrtle Patschke. So
prano. and Miss Eva Bright, mezzo-
soprano.
Music for today's morning service. IL
Lord of the Harvest. Hail.; offer,
tory. "Cantilene"; bass solo. Samuel
Grist; postlude, March"
The music at Georgetown Presby-
terian Church today will be given
under the direction of Miss Mabel
Linton. organist, by the quartet. or,
ganized recently. with a special
Linton has just completed a compost
ton to be used with the Lords prayer,
arranged for the quartet. 1t will be the
feature of today's music.
The music will will Rss ineiude: KotTssb. oTgan,
from 'Atilla." and Alma Virgo;
organ, offertory. "Angelus." and
postlude, :Impromptu," by Miss
Linton.
"I Am Alpha" a Biblical episode
with musical interludes, text by VII
liam J. Palmer. choir director or the
Fifth Baptist Church, will be pre-
Sented at the churcn, . clochf iueS-
day evening. Irving spedden. organ
ist, will play the prelude and accom-
pany the choir in the cantata. Mrs.
Elsie Jones Douglas will sing. open
the Gates to the Temple. and
Claughton West will sing the offer
tory, Lord God Of Abraham. Solo
lists in the cantata will be Mrs. Wind
sor and Miss Gladys Price
Epworth NJ. E. Church will have the
following Thanksgiving music at to-
days services:
Morning service-Anthem, And the
Lord God Planted a Garden" quartet
and chorus choir; offertory, Gloria"
Evening service-Anthem, And God
Said, Let the Earth Bring Forth"
quartet and chorus choir; onertory,
psalm of Thanksgiving" Miss Dorothy
The members of the solo quartet are:
Mrs. Ida Willis Seaton, soprano; Miss
Dorothy Wilson, contralto; J. Allen
Bell. tenor, and Charles Wengerd.
baritone. director. The organlst rs
Edwin Moore. The public IS cordially
invited to both services.
, A Thanksgiving cantata, Seed
time and Harvest" by Myles 3. Fos-
ter. will be sung by the solo quartet
and chorus of the Vermont avenue
Christian Church at the special serv-
ice this evening. Katherine Rggs,
harpist, and Helen Gerrer, vfol1nist,
will assist in the musical program:
violin duet. Poem: "seedtime and
Harvest" a harvest cantata; harp
solos. "Andante Religioso" and Pre-
lude In G Minor; harp and violin
duet Ave snd hant iesan Sans sGeSs
Anal chorus, THE Earth Is the
Lords"
First Baptist church's musical pro
prelude, "Andante" tvockmar); offer
tory solo. "The Lord Is My Light;
organ postlude, allegro" (Moore).
Evening: Organ recital at 7:45--
c5el1ae c5epiae !GhSR anaan}e SHsta5ne cantabils"
(Tschaikowsky), anthems by the eve.
ming chorus, Jerusalem the Golden"
"The Lord Is My Shepherd" Organ
Postlude" (Moore).
The evening chorus OF the church
had it's first social affair of the sea-
son at the home of one OF its men,
.bers. Miss Clara Forbes, in Chevy
Following the rehearsal an infor-
NAL program was & given ly ny y mem EN- oers s,
rector, and Mr.. Ferry, organist. A
buffet supper was served.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will
sing at the AIS pm. vesper service
today at the First Presbyterian
Church His numbers will include:
'For Behold Darkness Shall Cover
the Earth "The People that Walked
in Darkness" Before the Crucifix'
and 81 Will Lift Mine Eyes
Mrs. Schult, organist. will give
fifteen-minute recital, including Mel
ody." Meditation" and twilight
The large vested chorus. under w.
e. Cossins, will repeat two of the
Thanksgiving day anthems, 20 Sing
Unto the Lord" and Praise the Lord,
o Jerusalem"
At tho Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church the program this morning
will be: Organ prelude, Indian Sum