Evening star., 1923-11-18

| for both services at the Epworth NJ
q. Church South today: Morning serv-
| ice--Anthem. "The Vision of Thomas
(Nevin), sung by the solo quartet and
ehsrns sh0iT front HsrsH kHE Gzae1os Hss5
Evening service-Anthem. Even
| Me" (Warren). incidental solo by
Charles Wengerd; offertory, art
| mani. sung by solo quartet.
Members OF the quartet are: Mrs.
| Ida Willis Seaton. soprano: Miss
Dorothy Wilson, contralto; J. Allen
Bell, tenor, and Charles Wengerd,
baritone director. Edwin Moore is
the organist.
The musical program at the First
Baptist Church today will be: Morn
solo, How Beautiful Upon the Noun
tains": Organ Postlude in F." Even
ing-Organ recital at 7:45-"Andante
Con Moto," Largo" "Fantasie"; an
theins by the evening chorus-"They
That Trust in the Lord" Beautiful
Mrs. Florence Howard is soprano
soloist and Charles T. Ferry. organist.
Opportunity is offered to boys be-
tween the ages of nine and fourteen
to join the choir of ST. Johns Church,
Georgetown parish. Besides remuner-
alton for services free instruction in
music and singing is given. Appli-
cants should apply to August King
Smith. 1851 New Hampshire avenue.
Telephone North 1895.
Charles E. Myers will be the soloist
at the 4:15 vesper service at the First
Presbyterian Church today. He will
sing "If With All Your Hearts Ye
Truly Seek Me-" from Elijah; Rock
of Ages" and "Oh. Turn Thee to the
Lord" from "Gallia.' assisted by the
large vested choir under the direction
of Walter T.. Cossins.
Mrs. 6. f. Schutt, organist, will
play Communion" (Faulks), THE
Vesper Bell Prayer" (Lemaigre),
and "Postlude" tstern). The vested
chorus will sing God So Loved the
World" at the morning service.
Westminster Church Memorial is
about to celebrate the SEVENTEEN
year Of its organization, for which
special music will be given at the
church today. The regular choir will
be augmented by Miss Gladys Price,
soprano; Miss Bernice Randall, mez-
zo-soprano; Miss Florence Keene and
Mrs. Milton White, contraltos; Paul
Locke, tenor, and Robert Davidson,
baritone.
At the morning service Dudley
Bucks Festival TIE Deum" will be
sung and a male quartet composed of
Messrs. Locke. Depue. Davidson and
Byram will sing Beethoven's The
Heavens Resound." A trio for wom-
ems voices, Faith, Hope, and Love"
by. Shelley, will be given by Miss
Price, Miss Randall and Mrs. White.
AT the evening service the male
quartet will sing THE Heavens De-
clare the Glory" (Adams). and Sulli-
vans THE Long Day Closes" Miss
Randall and Harry Angelica, bari
tone, will sing Pontius' Jesus,
Savior, Pilot Me"
On Wednesday evening, when a
special reception is to be held at
the chapel, the musical numbers will
include: "A Song of Thanksgiving"
by Mrs. Aileen Burns; by the Shores
of the Minnetonka," Miss Randall; /;
Love, Like the Dawn, Comes Steal
ing" and "Duna,' Mr.. Angelica.
Monday evening, November 90, at
the annual praise service given by
the women's missionary societies,
Miss Ruthellen Ward, soprano, will
sing the ave Maria" of Whitney
Coumbs. with violin obbiigato by Miss
Evelyn Scott, who will also play the
intermezzo from ''Thais" and Per
petuum Mobile
At all musical programs Mrs. Frank
Byram. organist of the church, will
give the organ numbers and piano
accomplishments.