Evening star., 1923-03-25

moods of her songs.
A feature of the program was
Radiance" the words and music of
and evening service at Emmanuel P.
E. Church today will be. There Is a
and King Ever Glorious" from
Stainer's "Crucifixion," sung by
Lena Weigle and Gothard Hoffman,.
with violin obligato by Ina Lawrence.
The programs will be directed by
W. Arthur Storm, with Fulton 3. Karr
at the organ.
The Daughter of Jairus." cantata
by Sir John Stainer. will be given by
the quartet and chorus of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church this evening at s
o'clock. The solos will be sung by
Mrs. c. Henning, soprano: Miss
Christine Levin. contralto: Harry L.
Stevens. tenor; John NJ Waters, bass.
Miss Charlotte Klein is the organist
and director.
Special music will be presented on
Palm Sunday at Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church. The morning pro-
gram will include organ prelude,
See Now the Altar" (Faure); solo.
open the Gates of the Temple"
(Knapp). Miss Eames; quartet, 1.-The
Crucifx" tFaure), Mrs. Lawson. Miss
Eames, Mr.. SeltZer and Mr.. Falmer;
postlude, "Hosanna" (Wachs).
In the evening the following pro-
gram will be rendered: Organ pre-
lude. The Palms (Faure); anthem.
"'Jerusalemp Park rker-Shepherd) solo:
Il viii Extol Thee" from ELI"
Is a Green Hill Far Away" (Gounod),
Miss Eames. Mr.. Settler; postlude,
Festive March in D. (smarD.
Lenten cantata, will be sung at the
evening service on Palm Sunday at
St Marks Lutheran Church This
sacred meditation will be sung by an
augmented choir. A general invita-
tion Is accorded the public to worship
there Sunday evening.
At the holy week services held
every evening next week DR.. Hayes
Will discuss devotionally some great
church hymns.
The choir of Holy Trinity Catholic
church viii sing Mercadante's ora
torio. The Seven Last Words of
Christ" at the service of the Three
Friday next, accompanied by orches-
ira under the direction of Herman
{: Rakemann with George Herbert
Wells at the organ: The solo quartet
will comprise Mrs. Blanche Mattingly
Rogers. soprano; Mrs. Elsie Gore,
contralto: Bronson Howard, tenor,
and S. Theodore Howard, bass
At. ST. ,Paurs Episcopal Church.
| near Washington Circle. on Good
Friday evening at s o'clock the choir
of men and boys will sing Maunder's
"Olivet to Calvary" under the direc-
ton of Samuel A. Leech, organist and
choirmaster. Solo parts will he sus-
tanned by Harry NJ Forker. bass-bari-
tone: j. F. NJ Bowie, tenor, and Mas
ter Richard Turner, soprano.
The choir of St Andrews Episcopal
Church, under direction of Marguerite
A. Ross, organist and choir director,
will render Stainer's "Crucifxion'' on
Good Friday evening. Solo parts will
be sustained by Warren l.. Terry,
tenor, and George S. Parker, bass.
On Good Friday evening at pm.
The Seven Last Words of Christ
From the Cross" by Dubois and
vested choir of the First Presbyterian
Church, under the direction of Mr..
| w. r. Cossins, Mrs. G.. +. Schutt, at
the organ, with the following talent
ed soloists: Mrs. Duncan l.. Richmond.
Mrs Lyle Anderson Mr. Charles
Myers and Mr.. James Nolan.
The cantata has been sung in this
church for the past few years, and
1 has always been attended by large
and appreciative audiences and has
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cal Lenten services of this city. No
| tickets of admission necessary and no
| collection.
The sacred cantata. 'sThe Crucifix-
l ion." by Sir John Stainer, will be rem
dered this evening at o'clock at the
Sixth Presbyterian Church by Miss
| Meta Craig, soprano; Miss Thelma
Smith, contralto; Mr.. George Schim-
mel. tenor. and Mr. Arthur Deibert,
baritone. Mrs. Helen Murray will di-
rect the work and nreSide at the Or
gan.
! Special Easter Program.
| r. S. Lovette, director of the Wal
lace Memorial Presbyterian Church
choir, has arranged q special Easter
program, which will be given by the
\ regular choir, augmented. by the
Lovette School of Music chorus, next
] Sunday. -....-..
| DR.. Lovette is an experienced
large choruses and choirs both in
this country and in England. and the
| Wallace Memorial Presbyterian
| Church feels that 1t has been very
fortunate in securing the services
The soloists will be Mrs. Eva
Whitford Lo1ette. Mrs. Lorena
Stockton Gawler. and Miss Edythe
| Crowder.
| will be presented for the morning
| service with Mrs. Gawler and Miss
| Crowder sustaining the solo parts.
Mrs. Lovette will sing Granier's "HU-
| sannah'' as offertory solo.
| For the evening service the
| chorus choir will sing "AS 1t Began
to Dawn" by +. Flaxington Harker
| Mrs. Lovette taking the solo parts
AS an offertory solo Mrs. Gawler will
sing "Hosanna," composed by DR.. IT,
S. Lovette. who will play the organ
Accomplishments both for Mrs. Cav
ler and Mrs. Lovette.
Miss L. Herminia Ellis, organist OF
the choir, will also give special East.
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