Evening star., 1923-10-07

ter. jr.. has for many years bean the
organist and choir director. A ne W
acquisition to the musical circles of
this large church during the past
year is MI. Adri dge. wfIo directs the
At the Sunday evening services, Mr..
Potter abandons his organ and uses
grand piano. on the floor of the
auditorium. His piano accompani-
ments with male quartet singing are
popular. = .
Fifth Baptist choir, under the direc-
tian of William J. Palmer, presented
two numbers last night, during the
bers, Miss Elsie Jones, who Is one of
the soloists. and Bernard Lee Doug
las. The auditorium was filed TO
capacity. The "Wedairg Chorus. =,
! from, Cowen's Rose Maiden" and
by the choir, and GLADYS Price sang
Believe Me, If All Those EndearinE
Young Charms" Emma Louise Thorp-
son, organist played the: wedding
March and incidental accompani-
ments. #.s
, Music for the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church today will be:
Morning service-Chords. Not Unto
Us" (Smith); baritone solo oh Won
drous Light" (Kramer).
Evening service-The: first OF alserics
of monthly musical services will be
given. In addition to the. regular
choir. one of the well known muSI-
clans Of the city will be engaged to
! assist the mixed quartet. male quar-
| tet and chorus, on the first Sunday
night of each month. The program.
| for tonight is as follows: Mixed quar-
/ tet. More Love TO Thee" tBrewerl; =
! violin solo. ."Canzona, op; S.. No.
lRaf); mixed chorus. MY Faith LOOKS
| Up to Thee" (Schnecker), with violin
obbligato; mems chorus. The Shad-s
ows of the Evening Hours lBarri):
soprano solo "It Was for Me" (Blount1:
male quartet, Lead. Kindly Light
| '.Berceuse" from "Jocelyn,' with So
prano solo and violin obbligato. '
An active season is planned by the
quartet of the Metropolitan Presby-
terian Church. of which Miss Lucy H.
+, Paul Is organist and director.
The first concert OF the season was
given last Monday, the members OF
the quartet, Evelyn Grfbbin, soprano;
Anita r. Gauges, contralto; Floyd
Williams, tenor, and A. o. Stearns, 1r.,
| bass, each contributing solos, in ad.
dition to quartet numbers. Miss Paul
was assisted on this occasion by Mrs
Mary Bowie. soprano; Warren l.
pianist. This concert. under the
auspices Of the Mems Brotherhood OF
the church, proved SO successful that
1t is planned to give another one in
the near future. ~
Charles Trowbridge Tittman will
assist at this evenings service. be-
ginning at 7:45 o'clock. Mr.. Tittman
will sing two numbers. Lord God of
! Abraham" 4 -(Mendelssohn) and 20
Savior, Hear Me" (adap.ed from Giuck
~ Dudley Buck).
The quartet will sing the anthem.
F., Fear Not. o Israel" {Spieker).
+: follows: Organ prelude. "Priere a
Notre Dame" 1Boeliman); trio for So
prano, tenor and bass, Praise Ye'
!, (yerdi): contralto solo, Spirit of
God" (Neidlinger). postlude, "Toccota
lin d. (Dubois). t
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will
be the so1oist at the vesper service
of the First Presbyterian Church.
John Marshall place, today at 4:30
pm. He will sing Blessed Resur-
rection Day." from the cantata.
Watch Ye, PraygYe ~. S: Bach);
| From the Darkness" tRossini) and
Hear My Prayer" (Dvorak).
| Preceding this service Mrs. &C. II
Schutt, organist. will give fifteen
minute recital. PLAYING "cantasile in
(Grieg) and Meditation" tMorrisonJ
! The large vested chorus OF the
church. under the direction of W. Z.
Cossins, will be heard for the first
time this season at the morning serV-
| ice at IL o'clock and will sing Tred-
wells "Magnificat in F." the incl
dental solos being sung by Mrs. Dun
| can l.. Richmond and Mr.. Cossins.