Evening star., 1923-11-25

Horn" (Flegler); quartet, LULLABY,
Brahms): Rolling Down TO Rlo
German; tenor solo. Down IN me
Forest" (Ronald); quartet. ON the
Today the chorus choir of sixty
oices will assist the quartet IN the
nusic at both the morning ana eve
ming services. On Thanksgiving DAY
he chorus choir will assist with spe-
.ial music at the - o'clock service.
At the service n.ght at II street
Christian Church. Mrs. Byron Hayosn'
Singing Let Not Your Heart Be
troubled" and will also sing duet
what Have to Do With Thee, Ihou
Man of God?' with W. Frank Sum-
my. I'll,
be Crossroads"
Selections from Maunders cantata,
"A Song Of Thanksgiving" will form
the basis of a special musical pro-
gram tonight, following short serv-
Ice, at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. by Evelyn Gribbin. soprano.
Anita r. Gauges, contralto, and Al
bert o. Stearns, bass. assisted by
Warren L Terry. well known tenor
of this city. under the direction OF
Lucy H. Paul. organist Iaa and airecsor, eran
prelude, twilight" (FrinD; quartet
20 Come Let Us Sing: trio for So
prano, contralto and tenor. with tenor
recitative, while the Earth Re
maineth": contralso solo solo' 90 SGnslefy avefy
Flowers; soprano and tenor duet,
"The Blushing Fruits Appear: tenor
solo, 20 Thou Whose Constant Mer-
cies"; bass solo and quartet, For
ever. o Lord. Thy Word Enduretn /:
organ postlude. Festival Fantasy"
dBennett).
A special feature is being made OF
the Sunday evening musical pro-
grams by the assistance of prominent
artists, both local and from OUTSIDE
| the city, and arrangements are pelns
made for many attractions, both vo-
cal and instrumental, during the sea-
Last Sunday evening Louis B.
Thompson, tenor, assisted in the mu-
sical program. singing several SOLO
numbers.
This mornings program includes
prelude Melody in D Flat" (Faulkes)
soprano and contralto duet, The
Lord Is My Shepherd" (Hawley):
bass solo BE Thou With Me" (Bisch-
off).
The public is cordially invited to at
tend all these services.
The choir of Christ Episcopal
Church, Georgetown. has been re-
organized and many interesting fea-
lures are being planned for the COM
ing months. In addition to quar-
tet, composed Of Mrs. Charles G. Nc
Roberts. soprano and director; Mrs
Ralph E. Robey, contralto; Jesse
Veitch, tenor, and George H LaInbert
been assembled. Miss Mary NJ VIII
kins Is organist- Among the events
planned is a musical service by the
choir on the first Sunday evening Of
each month, and a secular concert to
be given in the near future.
The program for. today Is as fol
lows: Morning-"venite. Chant %.
Re Deum" (GeibeD.. with incidental
solos by Mrs. McRoberts and Mr.
Lambert. "Jubilate Dec" (Troutbeck) :;
Pssss st .nsasm 1sas for wiss i1s
"Magnificat" .(BenEett). "Nunc Dimit-
tis" (Rogers), offertory solo. Eye
Hath Not Seen" from The Holy City"
(Gaul), Mrs. Robey.
At Epiphany Lutheran church, 10th
and U streets, musical service will
be given this evening at o'clock.
The chorus choir. under the direction
of Miss Edith Stowell and Mrs. I. B.
Dodson. organist, will present the
following prosram;;; ;;sI Organ aiss Soinn'aIys ,Ss
Lord, aH0feSA 8 Jerusalem: Maunder5 ;
"Savior, When Night Involves the
Skies" (Shelley); Unfold. Ye Por-
tails" (GounoO; Praise, the LORD ;
| (Chadwick): sourano solo. Some, Ye
Blessed" (Scott); organ onertory.
Song to the Evening STAR" (Wag-
ner."
The choir Of Emmanuel Baptist
Church. under the direction of Mrs,
Emily Dickinson, will give special
Thanksgiving music at both services
Sunday At the morning service they
| will sing Holy Are Those" (Handelo, ,,
20, Give Thanks Unto the LORD
! (Spence), and Mrs. Griest will sing "A
( Psalm Of Thanksgiving" (Allisonl.
, At the evening service the choir
will render Sing Aloud Unto God,
| (Peace), and Praise the Lord, o Je-
| rusalem," '(Maunder1. Incidental
solos will be taken by Mrs. Crater,
Miss Miller and Miss Pope.
Miss Mamie Rouse will be the
| soprano soloist at the services this
morning and Thanksgiving day at
! the Northminster Presbyterian Church
at Rhode Island avenue and 10th
street.
Eugene A. Steele of the Y. NJ C.
A., will speak at Calvary NJ Z.
Epworth League on next Sunday
| evening at Z o'clock.
Mrs. Henning will sing "a Song
| of Thanksgiving" by Allison. at the
Cleveland Park Conversational