Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08

THE sixth and final recital of the
series which George Daland is CIV
ing this season on st. Johns organ,
Georgetown, will take place tomor-
row evening at s o'clock. The church
is at 3240 o street. All are invited
and no cards of admission ere re-
Quired.
These recitals have been attended
by large number of lovers of organ
music. The programs have included
works by Bach, Handel, Haydn,
Beethoven. Schubert, Mendelssohn.
Wagner, Guilmant, Gounod. Dvorak.
Brahms, Mozart, Cadman and Dudley
Buck. There have been no repetitions
of individual numbers in the entire
series.
At tomorrow evenings recital the
principal number will be Gounod's
celebrated motel, "Gallia," which will
be sung by Meta Craig. soprano. as
sisted by a selected choir Of eight
voices. Another feature of this re-
cital will be three harp solos to be
played by Miss Katherine Riggs.
The complete program follows:
Organ. Rassacaglia" tBach) and
"Evensong tJohnston); harp. Leg
ende" Noukine); organ, Sunshine
And God Said. Let the Earth Bring
Forth Grass" and air. with Verdure
Clad the Fields Appear" from the
oratorio The Creation" (Haydn) !;
organ, overture. William Tell (Ros-
stnD; harp. Meditation" (Hahn) and
"scherzo Caprice" (spross5; soprano
and choir. "Gallia" (Gounod). and
organ. march, from "Tannhauser"
Wagner).
Because of many requests the spe-
cial Easter musical program given
last Sunday evening at the Church
of the Covenant will be repeated to-
day. beginning at pm, by the
evening choir 600 voices), Claude
Robson, director; Harvey Murray,
organist; Mrs. Howard Blandy, plan
list; and the solo quartet. composed
of Miss Ruth Peter. soprano; Miss
Richie Mclean, contralto: Ross Far
ran. tenor. and Herman Fakler. bass.
Misses Peter and Mclean will sing
quartet will render "The Paschal VIC
TIM" and the choruses will be "As 1t
Awake, Thou That Sleepest." by
Stainer. The doors of the church will
be open at Z o'clock and the public
Is invited.
For the afternoon service, begin
ming at 3:15 o'clock, the music will
be in charge Harvey Murray, the or
ganist of the church. The soloist S
will be: Miss Raner, violinist; Mr.
I.orleberg. violoncellist, and Mr.. FAX
Ter. bass.
The program follows: Cello, eau
IONA" Hasse): violin, "Nocturne. E
Minor (Shopin- Auer); vocal, 1.-The
King of Love My Shepherd Is"
tSpence); vocal, Crossing the Bar"
(Cowles); offertory trio. "Andantina"
(Flegier), and organ postlude.
Special music at the new Cleveland
Park Congregational Church, saith and
! Lowell streets northwest this morn
ing will include a duet. Mendelssohn' 8
Il Waited for the Lord" sung by
Orme Thornberry, and a trio from
Elijah" tMendelssohn), by Mrs. Hen
ming. Mrs. Thornberry and Mrs. Sam
uel Loomis.
Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks is the &C
companist.
There will be a special music serv-
Ice at st. Paufs Episcopal Church.
Esd street near Washington circle.
this evening at o'clock. at which
awarded to the choir boys and
acolytes who have achieved the high
est records for the past years work.
The musical program will include:
Christ. Our Passover" by Schilling:
Dimittis in C Major" by steane; "As
1t Began to Dawn" by Martin;
Awake, Thou That Sleepest." by
Maker; Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day" by Gaul; Festival TIE Deurn in
2 Flat" by Dudley Buck. and The
Day Of Resurrection" by Martin
The solo parts will be sustained by.
Harry M. Forker. baritone: Robert A.
Jonscher, tenor, and Master Richard
Turner, soprano. Samuel A. Leech
will preside at the organ.
Mrs. Eleanor Baker Spencer was
the assisting soloist at the Easter
morning service at the Northminster
Presbyterian Church. singing The
Resurrection Morn" by Rodney. and
Christ Triumphant" by Bruno HUM
Mrs. Emma Seaman Smith sang the
soprano solo in the cantata, which
was under the direction of Mrs. Lorna
Golde, with Alfred Mort at the organ.
The cantata, The Message Eter-
nal" by Wolcott, will be given by the
Lutheran Choral Society of Christ
Lutheran Church Thursday evening
at o'clock in the auditorium of the
church. 1t Is under the direction of
Herbert F. Keyser, who will preside
at the organ, with Rev. ]. Frederick
Wenchel. the pastor of the church, at
the piano.
The baritone solos will be sung by
]. f. s. Kinsella and the tenor solos
by James d. Hayes. The members of
the chorus are: Sopranos. Mrs. Anna
NJ. Scott, Mrs. Bertha kryz, Miss Elsa
NJ. Hansen. Miss Hortense Heitmuller
and Mrs. Hazel Meyer: altos, Miss
Louise Hartung, Miss Selma Z. NJ
Schilling, Miss Sarah E. Amrein and
Mrs. Annie c. Hall: tenors, Emil W.