Evening star., 1923-11-04
MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES

(White). Other music will be: An
them by evening chorus. Almighty
God, Thy Praise We Sing" CHauser):
anthem for soprano solo and chorus.
I'm Dark Gethsemane" (Price) and
organ postlude, ALLEGRO" (Mendels-
sohn). Mrs. Florence Howard is So
prano soloist and Charles T. Ferry,
organiSt.
Luther Place Memorial Church.
Music for today will include: Morn
ing service. II o'clock-Prelude. Ada
gio in A Flat" (Volckmar): anthem,
Praise the Lord" tBordese); offer
tory. "Berceuse" (Dennee): duet.
Love Divine. All Love Excelling."
from The Daughter of Jairus"
and E. j. stenson. baritone; postlude'
March Pontilcale" Lemmens).
Evening service. s o'clock-Prelude,
Communion in E Minor" (Batiste):
anthem, The Shadows of the Even.
ing Hours" tBarri-shelley) offertory,
Most Holy" (Abt); postlude, March
in D" CDeshayes).
Karl Holer. organist and director.
has arranged the following programs
formed Church: Morning. "Andante
Religioso" (Best). fof organ; violin
solo, "Adagio from Sonata Pathe-
tiaue" (Beethoven). Mr.; Arsenic Ra-
(coombs), Miss Pauline Holer lvioiin
obligato by Mr.. Ralon); "Postlude in
F. for organ (Jackson).
Evening: "Nocturne in G minor"
for organ (Chopin), Duet, my Faith
Looks Up to Thee" (Bachmann), Mrs.
gan "Postlude" Uemare).
Walter P Gray has been engaged
to fill the position of bass soloist with
the quartet of the Petworth Metho-
dist Episoop Church. succeeding
BENJAMIN y. Morrison. who returns
to New York. to continue his vocal
studies with Nine. Della Valeri. The
other membe"s of the quartet are
Mrs. Paul G. Russell. soprano; Miss
Annis, tenor.
The program for todays music in
cludes the follow ing numbers: Morn
ing service. organ prelude. "Adagio
From Sonata No. 1" (Mendelssohn);
toni: quartet. sThe Day Of Judg-
ment" (Bach); organ poslude. 'Marche
Solemnnette". (Mailly). Evening servic,
organ prelude, "Berceuse in G"
(Faulkes); chorus, The Sun Goes
Down" CWarD: quartet. Hear Us. Q
"Fugue in D Minor" (Bach).
Mrs. John Milton Sylvester is or
ganist and Charles E. Wire is director
Of the chorus.
Christ Church. Alexandria. Va. mu-
sic today will be: Morning service,
at II o'clock-Organ prelude, Sane
tus" (Mendelssohn); anthem. What
Are These?" (Stainer):I organ post
End" (Mendelssohn). Evening serv-
ice, at 8 o'clock-Organ prelude.
"Andante in E Flat" (Kuhlan); an
them, "God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears" (Field). and organ postlude,
"Marche Heroiauea iCanteimpe2; tenmp 9.n.
worth and the organist George Mid
dleton. The quartet consists of Mrs.
George Pickett, soprano: Zuela q.
Smith, contralto; Ellsworth E. Con-
dron, tenor. and George F. d. Rollins,
bass.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann is the
soloist at the AIS vesper service to-
day at the First Presbyterian Church.
He will sing The Lost Chord (sul-
Tongues Of Men and Of Angels"
(Brahms) and Thou Wilt Keep Him
in Perfect Peace" (Sparks0.
Mrs. G.. F. Schutt, organist, will
play "Berceuse" (Karganoffl, march
and "Postlude" CTchaikowskD4
At the morning service, IL. o'clock,
the large vested choir, w. E., Cossins,
director will sing Savior. Like a
Shepherd Lead U.s. (Neidlinger). Mrs.
Duncan l. Richmond. soloist, singing
the obligato, and "Sanctus" (Tours).
The organ numbers are Prayer
(Wagner) and "Postlude" (Batiste).
At the Church Of the Covenant to-
day. the afternoon service, beginning
at $3.50 o'clock, will be resumed, and
the evening choir will sing for the
first time this season at the evening
service. The music for the afternoon
service is given by Miss Elsa Raner.
yiolinist; Herman Fakler. baritone;
Richard Lorleberg. cellist, and Har-
vey Murray, organist A preliminary
musical service begins at 3:15 o'clock.
The program follows: Cello solo.
"Canzona Amorosp'' (Sammartini-
Elman). Mr.. Lorleberg: violin solo.
Air on the G String" (Bach), Miss
Raner: vocal solos, .The Great Awak-
ening", (Kramer) and t.s.The. Lord. Is
Ny Shepherd l4tddlel. Mr.. Fakler: