Evening star., 1923-06-03

Prophste% syenaesG1 ssyepbeep9 Mareh aa1o coms s
Unto Me" (Coerne). Miss NJ. X. Wool
ley; ley; solo by Mr.. Kaye: organ solos
po priere ct Berceuse" and "Canteline
Lord Is My Light" tAllitsen), Mrs. G.
Pickett; anthem, Say, Waterman
/ What Of the Night?" iSullivan). and
| organ postlude, Cornelius March"
| (Mendelssohn).
George Middleton, A r. C. O..
AT Luther Place Memorial Church.
Thomas Circle. the music for today
Prelude. "Andante" tSchubert); an
! them, How Long wilt Thou Forget
Me-? tPfueger); solo by Miss Eva
Brisht, mezzo soprano; offertory,
Moderate lMendelssohn); solo,
~ save Me. o God" tRandegger). L.
Swedish March tSodermann) Even
| ing service. s o'clock-Prelude. AN
dante In G" (Silas); anthem. Angel
Eant,s Eands Wiegand); solo by Miss
KyJ,,e KIslowsp pa'schks; so1o soprano otfertory
vandervater). Miss Eva Bright
mezzo- soprano; anthem. Unto Thee
Q Lord (Shelley). and "Postlude in
AT the morning service at the
Church the Mount Pleasant ecora Chorus
will conclude it's seasons work I'm
der the direction of Norton NJ Little,
with Claude Robeson at the organ.
assisted by the solo quartet. COM
! posed of Miss Frances Scherger, So
prano; Miss Cleo Scanland. contralto;
mond Moore Substituting ting for ana Her Her
( man Fakler, bass, the chorus will
render Hold Thou my Hand" and
Hymn to the Saviour soprano OBJ
bligato by Miss Scherger tKremser).
| The vesper services have been dis
| continued for the summer, and will
not be resumed until October l.
The choir of Emmanuel Baptist
Church will give a musical program
! this evening. under the direction of
| Mrs; Emily G. Dickinson, consisting
| Anthem. Unfold, Ye Portals" (Gou-
nod); soprano solo. Mrs. Hazen Beuh-
ler. How Beautiful Upon the Noun
tainS" cHarkerI; ark o., anthem, en- The , Day
chorus. "I Heard the Voice Of Jesus
| Say" Rathburn); anthem. God Shall
| Wipe Away All Tears (Coombs);
quartet. God So Loved the World"
Up to Thee" 9sehnecEer>. with Violin violin
| obbligato. played by Mr.. Sturtevant.
The incidental solos will be given
! by Mrs. F. B. Lord, Mrs. Anna Carter,
Miss Richie Mclean, A; A; Potter. w.
The members of the choir are: So
pranos, Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Beuhler. Miss Lang; altos, Miss Nc
Lean, Miss Gessford; Mrs. Boles. Mrs.
Potter. Mr.. Macomber. Mr. Rice. Mr..
Braden, Mr.. Fleharty, DIR. Murphy;
basses. Mr.. Whiteside, Mr.. .McCurdy,
Mr.. Vocum, Mr.. Sturtevant, DR.. Du
Four.
Music today at the Church of the
Atonement will be: Prelude, Simple
Aysau" Eat 1ThomsS nod1 auarts5 1sao hincine hH Mr
Esoher); solo, "Recessionar' tKipling-
De Koven), Miss Daily; voluntary,
| "Cujus Animam," from ''Stabat Mater:
choir, "The Lord Our God' (Adams)
! Incidental solo by~Mr. Beach,; post
lude, Onward, Christian Soldiers"
This evening. at the Church of the
Covenant, the evening choir will
sing for the last time this season.
| when a special service complimentary
! to the visiting Shriners will be given.
| The evening choir, Claude Robe
| son, director; Harvey Murray, organ
ist; Mrs. Howard Blandy, pianist, with
the solo quartet, composed OF MISS
| Lean, contralto; Ross Farrar, tenor.
and Raymond Moore. substituting for
Herman Fakler, bass. will sing Hold
| Thou My Hand, % Lamb OF Goa
That Takest Away the Sins OF the
World'' ("Agnus Del Communion Serv-
| ice in G'') (Shakespeare); "Glory to
| God in the Highest" Gloria, st. Ce-
| ella Mass'') (Gounod).
| Mr.. Farrar will sing 20 Savior,
Hear Me" (Gluck).
The evening choir will be disbanded
| after today for the summer months,
| and will not resume its work at the
church until the LIST of October.
Those desiring to Join the evening
| choir for next season may communi-
| cate with Miss Blanche II. Stoddard,
2721 18th street northwest. telephone
Columbia 1903. --