Evening star., 1923-03-25

day evening. has been postponed un-
til a later date. There will be special
Palm Sunday music at both the morn
ing and evening services, and an
nouncement will be made later of the
oratorio date, probably the sunday
evening the choir will give shelley's
cantata, Death and Life"
Sir John Stainer's great cantata
"The CTucifixion," will be sung by the
choir of Epiphany Church on Palm
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
At this evenings service at the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church a
chorus of trained voices will sing
Stainer's "Crucifxion" under the di-
rection of lie Roy Lewis. The solos
will be sustained by Beatrice Sey-
mour Goodwin, Miss Sue Kennedy,
Mr.. Carfax Sanderson and Horace A.
Lake; Miss Mabel Linton at the
organ.
The music at Luther Place Me-
mortal Church this morning includes
Prelude, palm Sunday" CA. Mailly)
anthem. "The PALMS. (Faure); offer
tory. "Andante" (Rheinberge); solo,
Ride On! Ride On. in Majesty
(Eville), by Z. ]. Stenson. baritone
postlude, "Grand Corus" (Salome).
The evening musical service. 8:15
o'clock. soloist, Miss Helen Howison
Prelude. Mountain Idyl" (schmin-
ke): anthem, ave verum' (MozarD
anthem. Calvary" (Rodney): solo
The Lord is My Light" (Marshl
Miss Howison; offertory. LIED"
(Wolstenholm); solo, my Redeemer
and My Lord" Dudley Buck)
Miss Howison; anthem. Might
a Closer Walk With God" (Foster),
Miss Howison; postlude, "Allegret-
to Scherzando" (Wolstenholme).
Mrs. Ruby Potter, soprano. and
Miss Marie Koontz, contralto, VIII
assist the regular male quartet Of the
church in a special musical service at
| the Calvary Baptist Church this eve
ming.
The program will consist of the
following: Two anthems for So
prano and male quartet, "Infiam-
| matus," from "Stabat Mater," by Ros-
SIM; ct Know that My Redeemer
Liveth." by Parks; an anthem for con-
| tralto and male quartet. Jesus, Lover
for mixed voices, Evening and
| Morning" by Oakley, and Fear Not
o Israel" by Spicker.
The regular male quartet of the
| church, composed of William Ray
mond, tenor: John Martyr, tenor
Fred East. baritone; Edgar Gray
bass. will sing at the morning serv-
| ice, The Palms." by Faure, and "Lift
Up Your Heads" by Adams.
Mr.. Louis Potter, organist and d.
rector, will play at the morning
| service for prelude, Meditation" BY
| Bubeck, and, for postlude. "Marcht
| Triomphale," by Lemmens.
This morning at Emmanuel Baptis
| Church the choir will sing MY Faitt
| Looka Up to Thee" by Schneider
| Incidental solos will be taken by Mis-:
| Richie Mclean and Walter Carter
The violin obligato will be played ! BY y
baritone, will sing THE Palms" by
Faure.
The evening service will open with
a popular song service led by Percy
Foster. and the male chorus will sing
On Good Friday evening the choir
las sting" by Lowden.
Mrs. Emily G. Dickinson is director
of music.
AT the Church of Our Father lUni.
versalist) this morning the quartet
choir, under the direction OF Mrs
Dorothy Houchen Baxter, will sing
ride On! Ride On" by John Prindle
Scott.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. contralto
will sing as the offertory solo Faure's
"Crucifix." Mrs. Baxter's numbers
will be Contemplation" (FrimD and
"Offertoire in B Flat Major" Gam
brose Thomas). The other members
of the quartet are Mrs. Maud Emie
Murphy, soprano; John B. Switzer, re
Gently tenor of st. Paurs Episcopal
Church, Rock Creek, and Waiter
Matson, bass.
This evening. beginning at o'clock
1 in the Church of the Covenant,
Palm Sunday musical service will bt
| given. The evening choir OF 10'
! Voices-Claude Robson, director
Harvey Murray, organiSt: Mrs. How
ard Blandy, pianist-and the solo
| quartet, composed of Ruth Peter, So
| prano: Richie Mclean. contralto
| Ross Farrar, tenor, and Herman FAX
| Ter. bass, will render selections from
sir John Stainer's THE Crucifixion.'
| The public is cordially invited to this
| service. The doors Of the church viii
! be open at o'clock.
| The program will be: Choruses
| .'Fling Wide the Gates" From th'
| Throne of His Cross; quartet, GOO
| So Loved the World: duet. so Thot
I.iftest Thy Divine Petition" Messrs
| F'arrar and Fakler; tenor solo, king
Ever Glorious Mr.. Farrar; organ
| postlude.
| For the afternoon service today. be
| ginning at 3:15 o'clock, a specia
| musical program under the direction
| of Harvey Murray. will be given. The
| soloists will be: Miss Raner, violinlst
Mr.. Lorleberg, cellist, and Mr.. Fakler
| bass.
| violin solo, '"To Spring (Grieg)
| cello solo, aria" Gott); bass solo
! There Is a Green HIP (Gounod)
| bass solo, 1.-THE Palms" (Faure); of
fertory trio. La Mutt" CHolmes)
! organ postlude.
| The Palm Sunday program at Yer
| mont Avenue Christian Church will
| include the following programs: This
| morning-Chorus, Jerusalem" Park
er: mixed quartet, Search Me, o God.
On. Ride On" Scott; tenor solo
| palms" .Faure: male quartet, "Wha
VIII You Do With Jesus?' Hackle'
! man.
W. E. Braithwaite, director; j. Z
Sparks, organist: the mixed quartet
| Shore, alto; w. E. Braithwaite, tenor
[ w. g Haynie, baritone, and the malt
| quartet, Paul G. Ledig, first tenor; w
| E. Braithwaite, second tenor: w. S
Haynie, first bass, and B. A. Ltneback
| second bass, will present the pro
grams
| Mr. Ledig will sing the tenor sole
of "The Palms." and the choir will b.
assisted by Mrs. Z. V. Pugh, soprano
| at the evening service.
! At the Church of the Incarnation
where a mission, conducted by tn
Rev. Edward Jermin, Archdeacon o
Michigan, will be held during hol.
| week, beginning today, the choir, un
der the direction of Mrs. Henry White
will sing, this morning, "All Glory
Iaud and Honor" by Teschner, TO
the procession of the palms; Com
munion Service" in A major, b,
Brown, and at the offertory the an
1 hoy fr To,