Evening star., 1923-05-27

week program will be rendered at
both services.
For the morning service patriotic
Pleasant Chorus, under the direction
of Norton NJ Little. with Claude
Robson at the organ
For the vesper service the music
composed of Miss Frances Scherger,
soprano; Miss Cleo Scanland, con-
tralto; William P. Shanahan. tenor.
and Raymond Moore. bass. substitut-
ing for Mr.. Fakler.
Morning service program--orsan
bass solo, "Invlctus" (Huhn) chorus.
ITO Thee, o Country" (Eischberg).
Invocation" (Tregina), "Reces-
The Song of a Hero tvolkman.
prelude, "Adagio" (Griegl; contralto
solo. Just as I Am" (Ashford): offer
tory (auartep. Eye Hath Not Seen,
(GauD; organ postlude, "Offertoire'
(Dubois).
At the Church of the Covenant this
week program will be given by the
evening choir Claude Robeson, di-
rector; Harvey Murray, organist; ;
Mrs. Howard Blandy. pianist: and
the solo quartet, composed of Miss
Lean. contralto: Ross Farrar, tenor,
and Raymond Moore, bass. substitut-
ing for Herman Fakler. will render
the & foiiowing ehoruses; rt,ms Seek o1 Te the
with Thee" (Stebbins). Miss Peter
will sing Prayer" by Tosti.
A special memorial music program
will be given at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church this morn
ing, when the following numbers will
be presented under the direction of It.
Prelude" (CuD. by Gladys Hillyer;
Offertory -korsakow). T. S.
Lovette: "Hark, Hark My Soul
(Shelley). duet by Mrs. Lorena Stock :
ton Gawler and Mrs. Eva Whitford
Lovette; abide With Me" Uovette).
Mrs. Lovett. and, "Postlude" tHan-
deD, T. s. Lovette.
The Columbia Male Quartet will sing
at the dedication of the Christian
/ Church at Mount Rainier, at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Music by the choir of Congress
Street NJ. P. Church this evening at
8 o'clock will be given by Thelma
Rice, soprano: Verne Richie. contraI-
to; Arthur Kettner, baritone, and
Macon Rice McArtor, organist and
director.
The program will include: organ, In
the Twilight" lHarker); anthem Lead
How Beautiful Upon the Mountains
Ea1e NJ snehf@ snepherd 1s tsheiey s1eE Of
baritone solo, "Tarry Ye" tGrunnD ;
contralto solo. Repent Ye" (Scott) ;
anthem, 20 How Amiable" (Maund-
er); organ "Postlude in A" (Faulkes).
In collaboration with the Music
Christ Church. Washington parish.
under the direction of Harry I. Clark
son. will render a special musical
program at the morning and evening
service; At II o'clock the choir will
tSchneckerl, "Kyrie and Gloria Tibi"
tCruickshank); offertory anthem, 81 Am
Alpha and Omega" tStainer); Sane
tqs" Sstainer); "Agnus Del" and
Excelsis" (Cruickshank).
At the 8 o'clock service the chorus
choir and double quartet. composed
of Mae L. Cross and Lottie E. Penn.
sopranos: Hattie NJ. Herfurth and
Mrs; L. H. odeil. contraltos: George
and Harry ]. Clarkson and e. w.
Randolph, bassos, will render the
following anthems: "Magnificat" and
rNunc Dimittis" {Barnby), Whose
ID MY Savior" CRoberts), "Hark,
Hark My Sour (Shelley) and Cross
ing the Bar" (Woodward). Miss
Ellen Richards will preside at the organ.
The music at Central Presbyterian
Church today will be: Duet. Watch
man, What of the Night (Sargeant)
Miss Ethel Shepherd and Earl Car
bauh; baritone solo. How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings" CLiddle). Earl Car
1.
Sun Shall Be No More by Day.
(Woodward), chorus.
The chorus and quartet choirs of
the Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church, assisted by Miss Margaret
HUM, contralto, will sing The Vision
of st. john" by c. Whitney Coombs,
this evening. This will be the last
service for the season at which the
chorus will sing.
The vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion from the solo quartet of War
rem w. Grimes, bass, will be tempo
rarily filled by Benjamin Y. Morrison.
who has returned to Washington for
the summer months from New York,
where he is pursuing his vocal
studies.
The other members Of the quartet
are Mrs. Roy T. Fowkes, soprano;
Miss Linda Berg. contralto. and Louis
l.. Annis, tenor. Mrs. John Milton
Sylvester is organist and Charles e.
Wire director of the chorus.
THE Holy City," oratorio by A. r.
Gaul, will be given by the choir of
First Baptist Church at 7:45 pm.
Personnel of choir-Mrs. Florence
Howard, soprano and director: Mrs.
William T. Reed, contralto; William
G.. Atherholt, tenor: Arthur Chester
Gorbach. bass; Charles T. Ferry,
organist; sopranos, Florence Howard,
Dorothy Babcock, Emily Cooper. Lulu
EIler, Minnie Garrison, Thelma Hicks,
Frances jackson, Carrie Jacobi, Ina
| MacLaughlin, winifred MacSwain,
Texie Myers, Gladys Nelson, Louise
Nelson, Alice Noack. Laura SchlenskeP,