Evening star., 1923-02-25
Music in the Churches.

/ -AIendeissohn- Barthoidy's "Prslud.
and Fugue in 9 Major" op. 81. No: q
sp,nney "Berceuse," Thomae' Ga
Hollins' Concert Overture in G. Nj,
| nor Griegs "scherso Pastoraie,"
callaert's "Capriccio," op. 80 c.MoI-
ceau de ConcertD, Wilson'S The
I Chapel in the Mountains" Ga tone. pic
ture): Harp and organ--IIasselmAne
! La Priere" t"The Praye~'). GAuls
! alteration ffrom the oratorio ",rhe
| Holy City,.
Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette. formerly
Eva Whitford, rnezzo soprano, war
soloist last Sunday morning at the
Wallace Memorial United Preshy-
terian Church. The regular congre-
cation was augmented by the Con
Church. Mrs. Lovette sang Jesus OF
Nazareth. King" by Bernard Hambten.
Dr. Lovette playing. the organ &C
Impairment. Mrs. Lorena Stockton
Gawler will be the soloist this morn
| ing and will be accompanied by tn.
regular orsanist, Miss L. Herminis
Ellis.
The second in the series of. musical
evenings by the double quartet OF
Trinity. Episcopal Church Will. BE-
! given tonight. The entire service
will be choral. On the program are
| organ solo. "Andante Cantabile"
sonraad cna1koTsky7: smYs 1, Mrs; Helen crous,
Shepherd" tGounod), Mrs. E. W.
Reach; violin solo, Meditation"
MasscneD. Miss Isabel McGee
double quartet. Fear Not, o Isreal"
Divine Petition" tstainer). G. IL
Lambert and J. A. Bell; violin solo
Dreams of Love" (Lisxt), Miss rsabeI
| McGee, quartet. 20 Thou Whose sweet
Compassion; (Maunder), Bernice j.
Calhoun. Lillian q. Brousseau, J. 4
Bell and G. II. Laplbert; double
quartet. Savior When Night In
wolves the Skies" tShelly); incidental
solos, G. Fl. Lambert; tenor solo,
selected, J. A. Bell
4 special musical will be given b.
the choir of the First Baptist Church
next Sunday night. when a tho OF
6arl,o 6arp, o1,:i violin j. and organ wiil play
Margaret Holberg. The quartet and
chorus will give a portion OF the
Redemption" (Gounod) and q seIec-
tion from Sibelius' "Finlandis."
This mornings program IS: Organ
Praise the Lord" tTatson) and GOO
Is a Spirit" (Bennett>; organ postiude
March in c" tScotson -Clarke).
Inns evening <wenty-minute organ
oelaeh, peei5sl BY }neiasi Charles T TeEry a. TAo
InsnD. TO 4 Flower" (MacDoweli).
Fantasy" Boise); srrtthenl' by evening
chorus. Awake Up Ny Glory" (Ros-
ers) tenor solo, And God Shall Wipe
away ~, a II Tears" (Ferry); ''Postlude in
The Chorus Study Club of the church
VIII meet at the studio Of the director,
fEs. Florence Howard, Tuesday even
The Columbian Male Quartet will
! SIns. AZ Gurley Presbyterian Church
tuesday evening, and for the low
State Society Wednesday
a special musical service will be
gwen BY the solo double quartet or
Mount Pleasant NJ. l.. Church South
! i6th and Lamont streets, under The
direction of, Elizabeth S: Maxwell. this
".Meditation'' CRenaud); selections b..
junior choir; anthem. THE Heavens
Are Telling (Beethoven): male ouarte:
/ Grateful, Q Lord. Am T. (Ronla); So
prano solo; Cast Thy Burdens On the
THOU Thou Wit Keep Him In Perfect Peace
oWesO; trio for women's voices, 'The
Peace OF God CGounod): anthem
Sweet Is Thy Mercy" (Barnbyl: bass
sn,Ss s0t1;, head 59 !Ii k!!ndiy Light tPinsuti>:
oSullivan): organ postlude (Toursp.
Al the morning service the musical
numbers l will include: Organ prelude,
..Shepherds Pipes" tHarris): anthem.
Praise the Lord" fAshford): tenor
| solo. BE Still and Know" (Pierson);
| organ postlude, Fanfare" (Dubois>
The Lotus Male Quartet Of Boston,
famous for its singing at Trenaonr
| Temple Baptist Church, Boston. viii
| give two concerts tomorrow, one az
J 4:55 and the other-at o'clock, In the
| First congregational Church: They
! will also render the musical Tespers
! afrcrnOon q n
! sing at the two services. II am. and
pm. They hold one OF the most
| important male quartet positions III
| America at the fremont Temple Bap-
list Church. They have made records
! of both their secular and sacred
music. Each meulber is finished
! soloist. yet in Ne quartet work they
| monious, whole.
! The quartet is composed OF Robert
Martin, first tenor; William Hicks,
| second tenor: Nelson Raymond, bari
! tone, and Frank Cannell. basso. AT
assisting artist will be Durward
! BowersoX, violinist. Mrs. Elizabeth
| NJ Phillips. impersonator and dialect
! reader. will assist with the pm.
J program. The public is cordially
| invited.
| The Sittis' Trio OF New York gave
| concert in the First Congreg gatioaal
! NHuISu LuesudS ulSHl. INlS-tFlO ~
composed of Miss Margaret Sittis.
violin .virtuoso. soloist with the
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra;
| Edgar H. Sittig. ceIlist of the New
York symphony. Orchestra and
| Frederick V. Sittig. pianist and di-
! rector. The trio is on its seventh
| American season. Each member is
! an accomplished artist and a soioist.
| The trio has Travelled extensively
abroad and has been received with
| great success Many Washingtonians
have heard its programs at Lake Mo
honk.
| The Lotus Male Quartet OF Bos-
! ton an all-star organization famous
! for it's singing at fremont Temple
! Baptist Church. Boston. and with an
| international reputation in the con-
| cert field as the best male quartet
| in America, gave Il concert Saturday
night at the First Congregational
Church. Today il will sing at the
morning and evening services apd
! will render the musical vespers at
4:45 pm. All four Of these men are
| thirty second degree Masons and
| have done quartet work together for
| finished soloists. yet in quartet work
| thcy form an harmonious whole. The
! personnel of the quartet Is Robert
J Martin, first tenor; William Hicks,
| second tenor; Nelson Raymond, bari
| tone, and Frank Cannell. bass.
| Miss Margaret Byrd Mansfield OF
| Texas, the violinist, will play at the
! evening service at the Takoma Park
| Baptist Church this evening.