Evening star., 1923-11-04

r n response to wide demand for
the repetition Of an especially
popular concert, presented last
= April at the Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Church OF
Georgetown, II. Clyde Grimes has ar
ranged to have the same artists re-
peat the program, at pm, next
Friday. Those taking part are:
Meta Craig, soprano; Katherine
Riggs. harpist; Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann, basso; Durward. Bowersox,
violinist, and Mrs. H. Clyde Grimes,
accompanist-
The program will be: "Schon Ros-
marin" tkreisler). Swing Song
.Barnes'; Mr Bowersox; verso .paa.,,Iaa. IA Pas;
(veracinD. April Morn" waltz song
(Batten). Miss Craig: Prelude"
(Dubez). "wilI-o'- the -Wisp'' (Hassel-
mani, "Barcarolfe," from tales Of
Hoffman (Ofenbach). Miss Riggs;
"Juanita" (Hon. Mrs: Norton). Last
mann: Souvenir (Drdia), "Minuet in
G" (Beethoven), Mr.. Bowersox; Lazy
Song" Gawson), Let Miss Indy
Pass" (Rogers). Ma Indy Lou"
{Strickland), Miss Craig Mennet'
Souvenir" tHahn). Miss Riggs;
Gypsy Love Song" Victor HerberD.
"Armourer's Song" Ode Koven), Mr..
Tittmann. and duet, La ci darem la
mano," from Don Giovanni" (Moz-
The vested choir Of st. Margaret's
Church. Connecticut avenue and Ban
croft place, will present special
musical program at the afternoon
service on Sunday next, beginning at
4:30. The principal numbers will be
as follows: Anthem for contralto,
soprano and chorus. "Oh, for a Closer
Walk with God" (Adam GeibeD So
prano solo. THE Voice of One Crying
Thou Art Fairer Than the Children
of Men" (Sir Joseph Barnby): anthem
for tenor, baritone and chorus, Sun
of My Soul, Thou Savior Dear" (Sum-
ner Salter): anthem. Hail. Gladden.
ing Light" (Sir George C. Martin).
The offertory will be an instrumental
number.
The solos will be sung by Mrs. Myra
Marks, soprano; Mrs. j. r. Wilson,
contralto; w. w. Gantz, tenor, and
A. H. Deibert, bass. The organist and
choirmaster is Mr.. D. B. Macleod.
These musical services will be con-
tinued during the fall and winter on
the afternoon of the first Sunday in
each month.
given at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church this evening.
Morning service music will be:
Chorus, God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears fFiefd), and contralto solo,
my Redeemer and My Lord (Buck).
Evening service music includes: Or
gan prelude; chorus. "Great and Mar
!velous" lTurner); violin solo, "Adora-
tion" :, (Berowsky); duet, Selected;
ladies' trio. Faith. Hope and Love-
lShelley); male quartet, Awake!
solo, Spring Song" (Mendelssohn).
w. E. Braithwaite is director and
]. e. Sparks Organist. The choir will
be assisted by Herman r. Hoffman,
tet is as follows: Mrs. B. D. shreve.
soprano; Mrs. F. NJ Shore, contralto; !;
w. E. Braithwaite, tenor: w. s..
Haynie, baritone. Solo male quartet
as follows: Paul G. Ledig; first tenor /;
W. e. -Braithwaite. second tenor; w.
8. Haynie. first bass; ]. c. Smith, sec
ond bass. -. = -..
This morning at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church the music
win be by the Mount Pleasant Cho-
rus and the solo quartet, composed
of Miss. Frances Scherger, soprano;
Mrs. Hazen p. .Buehler, contralto; Will
liam p. Shanahan. tenor. and Herman
taKlGT,s pdSS, Lie uIT6ClIOn OIL
Norton M. Little. with Claude Robeson
at: the piano For the vesper service
at S O'Clock, the music will be by the
solo quartet.
Morning service: Organ prelude,
'Adagio", tWidor); soprano solo. Fear
Not Ye, o Israel Dudley Buck), Miss
Scherger; offertoryr tchorus). Fierce
Were the Wild. Billows'' (Noble); or
gan pestlude. .Verset de Procession"
1BoeIimann). vesper service: Organ
solo, "Abfde With Me" .tSpence), Mr..
Shanahan; offertory Quartet. Pleas
ant Are Thy Courts" Henrich), and
organ postlude, Grand choeur' (Sa-
lome).
|, The, musical program, at the First
Baptist Church today will include this
morning: Organ prelude, "Adagia"
(Whiting): offertory solo, THE Prayer
Perfect" 1Stenson), and organ. Post
lude in D" (Marks). This evening an
organ recital will be given4at 7:4k, in
Guiding "Allegretto" s(West),t 'ver-
song" fSchpmhpul q and - 1AIlHgrQo