Evening star., 1923-03-25

by choir of thirty voices under
the leadership of Miss Beatrice Sey-
mour Goodwin. with Charles Wood
ward at the organ. The quartet is
Miss Marjorie Boddt, contralto; Law
renee Lee, tenor, and Fred Shaffer.
basso.
AT st. Margaret's Church, Con-
necticut avenue and Bancroft place,
the choir. under the leadership OF
Mr.. Donald B. Macleod and aug
fnented by soloists and instrument
talists. will sing Maunders Lenten
cantata, "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace"
On the evenings of Maundy Thurs
day and Good Friday. March % and
%, the combined Choirs OF the Chapel
OF the Good Shepherd and 81. Mark s
Church will sing the we'll known
cantata. The Crucifixion." composed
by John Stanier. The solotst will bn
W llilam Ross Farrar. tenor. and
Arthur G.. Gobach. baritone. The
first rendition will take place at rho
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd. SIN
and l streets northeast, on Thurs
day at O'Clock and the second at st.
Marks Church. Sd and A streets
southeast on Friday at o'clock.
stanier's sacred cantata, "The
Ctucifixion," will Ibe sung by the
choir Of the Church OF the Advent
Wednesday evening at S O'Clock. All
interested are invited.
For the Palm Sunday service the
choir at Christ Church. Washinpton
parish will sing 'Benedfcite' CRestl
and for offertory, The Palms.
SFaurel. arranged by Andrews, Will
oe rendered: Harry I. CJarkson, bari
tone. and Miss Hattie HerfIrth con-
tralto. sustaining the solos.
AZ the evening service Miss Mae L
cross VIII sing There Is a Green
iilll Far Away Both services under
the direction of Mr.. CIarkson Mics
Ellen Richards being at the ors-,n " ''sS
The service at Trinity Epfsconal
Shurch this evening at O'clock Will
6t Pc a musical service given by the
Bowersox. violinist The foIIow;nu
program will be rendered: Orea5
500, CONCERT overture (Faulkes), Mrs.
aPasns Isssn cTogch. TssIs ?I o?rganist; quartet
Miss Bernice l.. Calhoun, Lillian q
Brousseau, J. A. Bell and G.. III. Lam
bert. -''''i
Tenor solo, King All Glorious"
HarR' NJ s soul ii MGGsf Nevin dusi Miss HeTf c5i
houn and Mr.. Lambert; violin solo
selected. Durwood Bowersox: so.
prano solo, Ave Maria" GuzzD. Miss
Calhoun; Iasnna9 tenor sS,. solo. The Palms
lected. Durwood Bowersox; double
quartet, God is Love" (SheIieyl. and
Choral to Thee. o Lord" (Mendels-
"The Crucifixion" will be given by the
double quartet on Good Friday night
at o'clock.
This morning at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, the mu-
hn pIao
ant choir, under the direction of
Norton NJ. Little. with Claude Robe
. son at the organ.
For the vesper service at 3 o'clock
the music is given by the Solo quar-
. tet. composed of Miss Frances Scher-
ger, soprano; Miss Cleo Scanland
contralto, and William p. Shanahan
tenor, and Herman Fakler, bass.
prelude, "Adagio" (widor); quartet
1.-THE Palms" (Faure): offertory cho-
rus, FESTIVAL TIE Deum" (Buck); or.
gan postlude. "Triumphai srr,aa March. March
prelude. pMs'' "serenade" % 6aounod,: $50 50.
prano solo. Miss Scherger; ofrertory
| quartet. Jerusalem, o Turn Thee tc
| the Lord C'Gallia'D Gounod); or
gan postlude, "Posuude" (Tours).
On Good Friday evening. March 80
at 8 o'clock, the Mount Pleasan,
| Chorus will render "The Crucifxion.'
of Sir John Stainer. The solos will
/ be sustained by William p. Shanahan
| tenor, and Herman Fakler, bass.
| The public is invited.
The musical services at the Firs
! Baptist Church today are: Thi.
morning, organ prelude, Meditation
| Lucas); quartet, Short Te Deum'
dudley Buck); contralto solo: "Be
| fore the Crucifix" Ga Forge); orgar
postlude, allegro Maestoso" (Arm
| strong). This evening: Organ recdta.
at 7:40 o'clock. "Impron1ptu" (Fletch
| err, Prayer" (Massenet), March,
| desole" (Mendelssohn); anthem by
the evening chorus, Jerusalem
(Parker); bass solo, 'The Palms
| (Faure); organ solo, Largo" (Ian.
del-Whitney); tenor solo and chorus
| Calvary" (Rodney); Organ postlud.
The choir-Mrs. Florence Howard
| soprano and director; Mrs. William #
| Reed, contralto: William G. Ather
| holt tenor; Arthur Chester AGorbach
| bass; Charles T. Ferry, organist, ant
| the evening chorus.
Special harp, violin and organ trio
| on Easter Sunday morning. In thu
! evening the choir will sing Stainer.
| daughter of Jairus.''
On account Of the revival service.
1 now in progress at the Mount Pleas
! ant NJ. e. Church South, 18th and La
mont streets, the oratorio, "The Hol,
CITY," which was to have been giveI
hx tho 6haix Of kha chuxah- Uext Sum