Evening star., 1923-10-28

this season Will be given in the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. The
tet. composed of Miss Frances
Scherger, soprano; Mrs Hazen p
Buehler. contralto; WilliamaP. Shana-
han, tenor. and Herman Fakler. bass.
under the direction OF Norton NJ, Lit
tie: with Mrs. Charles L. Bliss at the
piano ,I, and Gieude Ro5es9n snar at the ro or,
Mendelssohn's "AthaIie." MISS Ruth
Peter. soprano soloist at theNChurch
Of the Covenant. will assist the
chorus. ...-. ..
The public is cordially invited.
For the morning service. at / o'clock
the music will be by the solo quar-
'tet. The program follows: Organ
prelude. ."Andantino" Cd fiat najor)
smars9 ba:s solo Thine Is the
offertory. quartet, THE King of Love,
My Shepherd Is "(Shelley) organ
postlude, Coronation March" Qrom
The ProphetD (MeyerbeeD.
Grace, parish. Georgetown. musical
eessionar. Guide Me. Thou Great Je-
hovah": rVenite Exultemus Domino.
No. 49,; ''Te Deum Laudamus'
lHodg ges); "Jubilate Deo" (HodgesJ:
"Kyrie Eleison, No. 163"; sermon
ez@e eons an.as raSu A%shs NSt kRs Yeui
Heart Be Troubled" (Foster); recess
sionai. 20 Mother Dear, jerusalem"
Evening. professional. "fhe Son OF
God Goes Forth to War; 'Magnifi-
qs Diseonso.te 5s@ns prayer sermon aHn Sms. hyms
fertory anthem. Now the Day Is
Over; benediction hymn. Love of
Through the Night Of Doubt and
At the First Reformed Church last
Sunday Mrs. Frisda Hauf Irwin gays
Holer played Prelude" FOR organ
(Bach). and "PostIude" (clemens). A.
the evening services Miss Pauline
Holer, soprano, sang Lead Me All
gave two organ numbers, 'Eventide"
Steane) and "EpHogue" (Nevin). ..
Richard Lorleberg win be the SOLO
ist at this mornings services. He will
[Bach -Gounod) and "Andante," from
''Orpheus'' tGiuck): the organ numbers
Without Words" (Mendeissohn) and
"Postiude in E Flat" tAbernathy). AT
the evening services. Mrs; G. 3; STAN;
(Greene). and the organ mum bers will
be "Andahtino" CStainer) and POST
lude" (Buck).
Church the quartet, consisting of
Evelyn Gribbin, Soprano; Anita r.
Gauges, contralto; Floyd williams.
tenor. and Albert o. Stearns. jr.. bass.
with Miss Lucy. H. Paul. organist and
director. win give the following pro-
prelude, "AdaEio" (Stainer); anthem,
'The Lord Is Ny Shepherd ,Rogers);
contralto solo, "Out of the Depths"
(Rogers). Miss Gauges; organ post
A special program has been pre-
pared for this evening, owing to the
visit Of members Of the Lambskin
Club. as follows: Prelude, "Contem-'
and quartet. "A New Heaven and. a
New Earth" from Gaui's Holy City,
Mr.. Stephens and quartet; soprano
solo. How Lovely are Thy Dwell
Peace 1 Leave with You SRoberts):
postlude, March in D" tSmart)
The music for the evenings serv-'
ices are being made a. special fea-
ture. and some. interesting programs
are planned for the coming month.
Cathedral, assisted, singing two mum
bers. How Beautiful Upon the Noun
tains" SHarker), and Come Unto
&1Ah4 SSSShNhJ' <s4Aao -OSAoShy oCd-
mans. violinist, also assisted on the
program, playing the violin obligato
to the anthem MY Faith Looks Up
to Thee" (Schnecker). The, closing
number was "Tarry With Me, @ My
Saviour" (Baldwin), with bass solo
by Mr.. Stearns.
The service department. Young
Mems Christian Association, gave a
lobby concert last Monday, when the
soloists were:- H, p. .Vezien. stringed
instrument; d. ]. Arnold. stringed in
strument; Miss Cecile Sale. contralto: +:
Mrs. Jeane Farnum Peterson. reader Z
Miss Luella Horner, soprano; Miss
Daphne Carraway, Dixie story lady;
Royal NJ. Tinker, baritone; Miss Mary:
Daily and Miss Marjorie Davis, ac-.
companists.
Miss Mabel. H.. Duncan. cellist, will
play at the 4:15 pm. vesper service OF
the First Presbyterian Church today.
Mrs. G. r. Schutt will preside at the
organ The program will include "An-
dante" (Hollman), Romance" (Cam-
paRnole), "Cavatina" (Raff), cello
and d-organ;s"TodRy'' (Bond), Sunrise"
(Elert), cPostluds" (We1y), organ.
At ahe AZ o'clock service the large
St1. Charles Manchester