Evening star., 1923-03-25
MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES

lIIENRY II. FREEMAN. organist
l. l. and choirmaster Of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church, Rock Creek parish.
! will give the final program in his
series of Lenten organ recitals this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Mabel Foote Whitman, soprano. and
Horace A. Lake, baritone. soloists OF
the church choir, will be the assisting
soloistS this afternoon
movements from symphony No. r.
(Haydn). "Cantabile in Minor.
opus II GoreD: "Andantino in D
| Flat Major" transcribed for the
of ChauveD: "Humoresque" IFrank x
| Ward): "Postlude in f Flat Major
(Batiste); salute d'Amour' tElgar).
transcribed for organ by Lemare, and
| "Hoshannah" (Wachs), all for the
The vocal solos in the program will
be My Redeemer and My Lord
DUDLEY Buck). Miss Whitman, and
| 1.-THE Palms" Faure), Mr.. Lake.
These Lenten recitals have met
with such marked success during the
entire season that they will be con-
| tlnued next year.
Herman r. Hoffman. violintst, and
| Louis B. Thompson. tenor, Will be the
| special assisting soloists at Lenten
musical service to be given this even
! ing at o'clock at st. PauIs English
be heard in an aria from the Violin
| Concerto" (Goldmark); Mr.. Thomp-
son will sing "Rend Your Hearts and
Not Your Garments" tRogers1; Mas
| senet's "Elegie" arranged for So
| prano with violin obbligato, will be
given by Mrs. Smart and Mr.. Hoff-
man. organ numbers and Quartets
balance the program. The quartet
! is composed of Mrs. B. II. Smart,
soprano; Marian Larner' contralto; alto
director, and J. Walter humphrey,
! bass. Mrs. Locke Kincer Davies will
| be at the organ.
The vested choir of forty-eigh,
| voices of the Church of the Epiphany
under the direction of Adolph Torov.
sky. organist and choirmaster, viii
sing the cantata. The CrucifiXlon, py
Sir John Stainer, on Palm sunday
at pm, and the .ca-ntata, THE Life
E,verlasting." on Sunday, April 8. at
| s pm. The solos will be sung by
Mrs. Hugh Brown, soprano; MISS
Nancy Stillwell, contralto; Mr. Hugh
George Myers, tenor; Mr.. Ambrose
Durkin, bass.
az the 7:3O and the IL am. and The
| Sp.m. services. with special music al
| each service.
George F. Bayliss has announced
,hat his choir viii give TThe Cruci
| Axiom" (Stainer), at the Church OIL
the Ascension, Good Friday night at
8 o'clock. ,,,
! be sustained by George Frederic bay BAY
Uss. tenor, and Lawrence Elmer Muir
raw and Walter Percival Gray, oassos,
and supported by chorus OF forty
voices, with John B. Wilson, at the
organ. .,,; :,
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Frank Byram, organist and az.
| rector of the Westminster Church
Memorial, has announced, as her pro
gram for this morning. Jerusalenh, G ~.
| Gates Of the Temple" tBosehoff), as
| the offertory, to be sung by MIS-
Thomas P. Stephenson.
ThIs evening, Ernest Kahlert, bari
| tone, will sing Remican's palms.
The Hamline M. E. Church choir. OF
| rhich Edith B. Athey is organist and
| director, will sing the following pro-
| gram, with Clara Young Brown, so
prano; Kaniah Boteler, 0onfrIeO Wi,aIaO
Sohmucker, basso. as soloists:
This morning-Organ. Palm sun
day" (Maillyj; quartet. "Rejodce
| Jerusalem, and Sing" (Nev1n); SOLO
"The Palms" (Faure). Mr.. Lewis; or
pan. "Choeur Triomphale" (HacketO.
This evening-Congrega sing
\ ing: organ, prelude" (GlazounoV)
"SIumber Song" (Parker). Largo,
l from New World symphony (DVo-
rak1: March in d. (Best), Ir
| ssnrfnrtfme" (Kinder); offertory quar-
| tet. Jerusalem" (Parker).
l This mornings music at the Church
| NJ the Atonenent, English Lutheran
| will include: Organ prelude. Fries,
March" (NewelD; anthem. Ride Or
in Majesty, tLorsnz)' choir; solo. solo
There Is q Green Hill" (Gounod). MIS-
DaIly: quartet, Jerusalem" (Parker)
Miss Daily, Mrs. L. #. Nye. Elmer
reach and G. Fischer: trumpet volun-
tary. saThe Palms" (Faure), Otto Len
hert and Miss Jeanette Baker; postuoe
Mrs. Barghousen, organist.
| At All Saints Church. Chevy Chase
at the morning service the. anthem
| will be Filing Aside the Gates,
| from Stainers "Crucifixion, anc
| mo Shadows Yonder," from Gauls
| holy city, in the evening.
! At Grace Church, Georgetown, 'T'he
| Palms" will be sung as the offertory
| anthem at the IL am. service tomor'
| row and Jerome's There 1s Greer
| Hill Far Away at the pm. service
At St Adams Church Fred schaffel
will sing THE Palms" as the oner.
ltau amman. The mudo Uu hs aaaf