Evening star., 1923-02-11

Concerto in F. Minor" Following
sns Hesae 1Gedana
Melody. iDawes5. elee club. ':The
Sun Shall Be No More Thy Light BY
Day" tWoodward): tenor solo, The
Lord Is My Light" (Allitsen). Pres
egn char,ata aaynes; Sp;,.oSS Swing e.. Low, Sweet
Lord Is King" Emerson; prayer re-
sponse. Some Blessed Day" fNevin).
Miss Helen Gerrer, violinist. will
be the soloist at the Sixth Presbyte-
ran Church. and Mrs. Lucy Dickin-
son Marx, soprano. will furnish the
onertory number this evening Miss
GeTrer will play "Adora tion." by Bo-
saens. and Mrs. Marks selection viii
be MY Redeemer and My Lord" by
Dudley Buck. Mrs Helen Murrav
who has been absent from her post
at the organ for several months on
account acp or her health, will play at
L. S. Kessinger, a newcomer to
Washington from Philadelphia. has
te peen engages by H. H: Freeman as
TENOR soloist ct. old ST. Pauls Episco-
pa, Church, Rock Creek parish, and
Will sing with ahe choir today.
musical service will be held in
Grace Church, 9th and d streets
southwest. this evening at o'clocl,
Mrs. Otis d. Sweat. soprano. and
Harry ID. Kaiser, tenor of the Tenn
pie Baptist Church will render a duet
and solos: The offertory anthem will
church.
Music at the Mount Pleasant NJ. E.
church South next Sunday by the
SOLO double quartet Of the church will
be as follows: Morning. service:
Organ prelude, "Andante PastoraIe,
Alexis: anthem. double quartet, "Un-
fold, Ye Portals Gounod; quartet.
God So Loved the World" >stainer:
9rgad HyaninP post,ude, snrae "Polonaise." Chopin:
hfteen-minute song service by junior
cnoir; double quartet anthem,
Praise Ye the Father" Gounod: an
them, double quartet. Lord, Ny Cod"
Mendelssohm; organ postlude.
The music is under the direction of
Elizabeth s. Maxwell, and the double
quartet consists Of Elizabeth g. Max
well and Gladys Price, sopranos;
Alice Jones and Florences r. Stein
Saxon and William H. Bell, tenors;
y. r. Ballinger and Harry B. Dem
ham, bassos.
Friday evening, at Sis o'clock.
there. will be one of the series Of
gregational Church. The Washington
Mixed Quartet, composed OF Mary
Sherier Bowie, soprano; Richie Nc
Lean. contralto; j. F. NJ. Bowie, tenor;
Fred East. baritone, with George H.
by Grace Ross Chamberlain, reader;
katherine. Fowler, organist and Harry
edward Mueller, pianist. Following
Is the program: Organ solo, "Marche
Religieuse" (Guilmant). Miss Fowler:
quartet. melody from Robin Hood"
lDe Koven) ;, reading, "A Dark Brown
Diplomat" (Cooke): baritone solo.
The Horn" (Flegier); Concerto In
D Minor" "Andante" and Moderate
Assaf' tRubinstein); readings. my
(Branch): "Chums'' (Foley); quartet
from "Rigoletto."
Gertrude Lyons, lyric soprano. will
sing "These Are They" from "The
Holy CITY," by Gaul. with organ ac-
the Lincoln birthday services to be
held by the Department of the Po-
tomac, G. A. R., in the First Congre-
gational Church tomorrow
The choir Of the Church Of the In
ccarnation, assisted by the CECILIA
Fielder. Emile Margaret White, will
bur c. Fielder and G. A. Johnson and
Lynch Luquer. violinist, gave its an
nual concert before an enthusiastic
audience Wednesday evening at the
College Women's Club, the accom-
panists being Emile Margaret White,
organist at. the Church of the Incar-
nation, and Mrs. Helen Crouch, organ
list at Trinity P. E. Church.
The program, which was arranged
by Mrs. Henry White, director of the
choir, consisted of the following num-
bers:f
"My Lady Chloe" AFRICAN love song)
Oh. Clough- h-Leiter), whispering
Hope" (Alice Hawthorne). Love Was
lOucelt Boy, lGeorgQRs Newdn),