Evening star., 1923-04-29


celebrated today with special musical
programs at both services, which
have been arranged by John Russell
Mason, organist. Edythe Marmion
Brosius, concert harpist, will be the
special soloist Of the evening service,
and Osgood Fif1eld, cornetist, will as
sist at the morning service. Preston
Haynes. tenor, Will sing at both
services
The program will include: II aim
prelude tcornet and organ). Largo"
from "Xerxes" HandeD: tenor. solo.
Psa!m of Thanksgiving" tAllitsen);
onertoire, tenor solo. God Goes With
ana music of which were written by
Rev. f. Hez Swem); organ postlude,
Grand Choeur in A" GFaulkes).
Im;-.san Ip,m;;-orsan prelude. Spring Song
Ended" (Bartlett; groups of harp
solos; ofertoire. tenor solo, After the
Shadows' dillenas); organ postlude
March of the Priests" from
alfalfa" (MendeIssohn).
The Third Baptist Choir, 5th and Q
streets northwest, Rev. G. o. Bullock.
pastor. will give the cantata entitled
the Dawn Of the Kingdom" Huget
ana Wolcoto again. upon the insist
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wellington A. Adams. conducting, and
mrs. Josephine Bland, organist
SoIoists are Misses Leonora Wedge.
Gertrude Gibson. Mines. Alberta
roe. Henrietta Harris, Messrs. Frank
Pool, Il. w. Freeman, Romeo Outlaw
ana James Coleman. Program at S
o'clock. >
Al the Church Of the Incarnation
thls morning the chair. under the di-
rectlon OF Mrs. Henry White. will sing
! introit I'm the Beginning (Custance) }.
communion Service in f. (Maundert
AT All, the e. o,1ert9ry ,sr G. A. Johnson. bass.
Mountains Shall Depart" (Mendels-
sohns "Elijah'D, for which Lynch
Luquer, violinist. will play the obli-
cato.
At the evening service the music. in
additlon to the choral liturgy. will be
! Magnifcat" and "Nunc Dimittis"
(Clare). and for the ofrertory EVEN
! song tBeethoven). sung by Lucille
Forrest Hastings. zzo-contralto.
Katharine Rich Fielder. formerly so
prano soloist with this choir. Will
substitute today and next Sunday for
Mildred Haxwell Smith. The num-
ners Will include prelude and Fugue
IN Minor Bach). Coronation
marcn @ tMeyerbeer). and during the
communion service, the Good Friday
spell, from "Parsifal," with Emile
Margaret White at the organ.
The musical .vesper service at 4:45
tnis afternoon in the First Congreea-
tional Church has been discontinued
Tor the season. The musical yespers
nave peen very popular: large crowds
| have enjoyed the music, and many
out-of-toWn artists from New. York.
boston. Chicago and Baltimore. as
well as local artists. have assisted
Harry Edward Mueller in these pro-
grams.
The vesper service will be resumed
again in the fall and it is anticipated
t.a, interesting programs will be
been loyalty supported by music low
J ers Of Washington and vicinity.
Tonight Mr.. Mueller will begin his
pre,service organ recital at 7:3o and
WI WI play the following selections:
"Atha lie" tMendelssohn). con era
Zla tAndrews,. "Traumerei'' tSchu-
MANN. Prelude In Minor" (Bach)
lhe chorus choir of sixty voices will
sing at both the evening and morn
ing services. singing in the morning
two anthems, II Will Arise" MARS
ton) and Il Am Alpha and Omega"
tStainer). and in the evening IT Will
Mention the Loving Kidnesses" (Sul-
livanl.
| This morning at the Mount Pleasant
CONGREGATIONAL Church the music is
given by the Mount Pleasant Chorus
pnder the direction Of Norton NJ. Lit
tie. with Claude Robson at the; or
gan.
For the vesper service the music
viii be given by the solo quartet
composed of Frances Scherger. So
prano: Cleo Scanland. contralto: Will
Fakler, bass
Mrs. Raymond T. William OF Tex
arkana. Ark,-Tex.. will substitute for
Miss Scherger at the morning service
The morning program will be: Or
gan prelude, "Andantino" Lemare):
soprano solo open the Gates Of the
Temple" lknapp): offertory chorus.
''Oh. See How Jesus Trusts Himself
tPrice), Mount Pleasant Chorus: or
gan postlude, "Postlude" CHandel).
lude. I'm the twilight" iHarker):
contralto solo. "Oh. Rest in the Lord
(Mendelssohn); ofYertoy. Savior,
When Night Involves the Sky" (Shel-
ley,; organ postlude. March"
The music for the afternoon service
at the Church of the Covenant today
beginning at 3:15, is under the direc-
ton Of Harvey Murray. organist. The
prano: Miss Elsa Raner. violin. and
Mr.. Richard Lorleberg. violoncello.
The numbers include: Organ pre-
lude; violin solo. "Andante" lTartinD:
cello solo. Evening Song" tschu-
Away All Tears" Harker): soprano
solo How Lovely Are Thy Dwell
ings" tScotD; offertory trio. "Sere-
made" (Gounodl: organ postlude.
At the evening service. s o'clock.
ing choir. Claude Robeson. director:
Harvey Murray, organist; Mrs. How
ard BIandy. pianist. and the solos
quartet, composed OF Miss Ruth Peter.
soprano: Miss Richie Mclean con-
tralto: Ross Farrar. tenor and Her
man Fakler. bass.
The following Is the program: Or
gan prelude; anthem, And God Shall
Wipe Away All Tears From Their
Eyes" (Field; anthem. Here. My
wald): contralto solo (Miss McLean)
fHandeD; offertory anthem. Praise
Ye the Father" (requested) (Gounod,
and organ postlude.
Next Sunday evening at o'clock
the monthly musical service will be
given. The choir will render the
"Messe Sollennelle" est. Cecelia), by
Gounod. The solos will be sustained
by Miss Peter, Mr.. Farrar and Mr..
Fakler.
Christ Church, Alexandria. Va. the
church Of George Washington's fam
lily and also Of Robert E. Lee. will
have the following music program at
the service this morning at II
o'clock: Organ prelude. "Cantilene in
A Minor" (Salome), 'Veniti" (Turle).
"Te Deum" (Smart). "Benedictus"
(HandeD: solo, Rock of Ages"
tBischonf), by Mrs. Pickett. and organ
postlude, "Rugue in B Flat (Bach).
There will be special musical pro-
grams at Ingram Congregational
Church this morning and evening.
Tba occa sion jS tho visit of the Rev