Evening star., 1923-03-11

mis- series OF organ recitalS at st
Johns Church. Georgetown, 3240
street northwest, tomorrow evening
At o'clock. The music will be Of 9
| Lenten character. The assisting
soloists will be: Mrs. Gertrude De-
land Price, soprano, and George G
Stonebraker, basso. The program II
as follows: Organ. prelude to the
opera 'Lohengrin (Wagner), "Gooe
Friday SPELL" from the sacred music
drama "Parsifal" (Wagner); basso
abide With Me" (Liddle); organ
"orientale" (cuD. "On the Holy
Mount" (Dvorak); soprano. my
Heart Ever Faithful tBach): organ
Largo CHandel), March to Cal.
| vary" from the sacred trilogy. 1.-THE
Redemption" (Gounod); basso, "A
Ballad of Trees and the Master
SChadwick); organ. "Marche Fune'
bre" (Chopin), Fen as the Flower
1.-The passion fiower-Loganl. "or
| Buck). containing the "vesper Hymn
soprano. my Redeemer and Ny
Lord" from The Golden Legend
IDudiey Buck); organ, The Last
Hope" (Gottschalk), lie Crepuscule'
No cards Of admission are required
at this recital.
a large chorus. under the direct on
OF II. LIE Roy Lewis. will sing Stainers
the Georgetown Presbyterian Church
The soloists will be Beatrice Sey-
mour Goodwin and Ann Cornwell,
sopranos; Sue Kennedy, contralto
Carfax Sanderson. tenor; Horace A.
Lake. baritone; Mabel Linton at the
organ. Easter Sunday night the
chorus will sing the sacred cantata.
New Life" by Rogers. Walter Nash,
cellist, and Helen Gerrer, violinist,
also will play.
At Luther Place Memorial Church,
Ihomas circle, special musical serv-
ice Will be given this evening. o'clock.
The soioists will be Miss Helen Van
Ende, violinist; Miss Katherine Riggs,
narpst; Ervine J. Stenson, tenor, and
walter II. Nash. organist.
Inc program follows: Prelude, "Vor-
spiel" from 'Lohengrin'' (Wagner); harp
solo. "Lengende' (Loukine), Miss Riggs
anthem, Praise the Lord (Chadwick, \.
violin solo. "Arioso'' (Bach), Miss Van
.an Ende tenor solo. my Prayer lHuer-
11Is Hands Mr stenson; STEMS s;,d harp solo Largo
Rose" tMacDowelD, (b) "Old Refrain
lkreisler). Miss Van Ende: ofYertory.
Romance" from the Second Concerto
SsWieniawskD. Miss Van Ende and Mr..
Nasn Hss; anthem. Like Silent Springs
mezzo- soprano: harp solo. Meditation
9HahD; tenor solo. "Oh, Lord, Most
Holy" (Franck), with Accompaniment
OF violin, harp and organ. Miss Van
Ende. Miss Riggs. Mr.. Stenson and Mr..
Nasn, and postlude, Festive March
"wednesday evening at S o'clock, the
choir Of st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
z3d street. near Washington circle,
."olivet to Calvary" under the direc-
ton of Samuel A. Leech, organist and
cholrmaster. The soloists will be
Harry NJ. Forker, bass-baritone; J. r.
M. Bowie. tenor. and Master Richard
Turner, soprano.
The program at the afternoon serv-
Ice at the Church of the Covenant. be-
ginning at 3:15. will be given by Miss
R1;aner. Ran. yiolinist; Mr.. Lorleberg. cell
numbers Will be: Organ prelude. cello
solo. "Sonate" (Corelli); violin solo,
AIR de Lenskr (Tschaikowsky-
Auer); bass solo. 20 Father Hear Us,
cello obbligato tGluck): bass solo.
tory trio. "serenade." strings and or
gan (Widor). and organ postlude.
The program is under the direction
church
beginning at 8 o'clock. is given by
the Evening Choir GOO voicesj,
Claude Robeson. director; Harvey
Murray, organist: Mrs. Howard
Blandy. pianist. and the solo quartet,
composed of Miss Ruth Peter, So
tralto; Ross Farrar, tenor, and Her
man Fakler. bass. The following il
Abide with Ne" SReed): quartet.
Mass") tHaydn5: soprano a solo, iinpsria. :.rhe
Ransomed of the. Lord" (MacDer-
mid); offertory anthem, "The Angels
Song (Shelley); and organ postlude.
"Olivet to Calvary" (Maunder) will
TRANSPORTATION (EpiscopaD. 14th and
Gallatin streets northwest, Friday
evening. March %. at o'clock. Mrs
Marie H. Little is the director and
organist.
The choir of Emmanuel Baptist
Church. under the direction Of Mrs.
Emily g. Dickinson, will give Men
delssohn's Il Waited for the Lord"
Mrs. Anna Carter and Mrs. Frank B.
Ford will sing the duet, Macder-
mid's "He That DweIleth In the Sc
CreL race. Inc evening service
will be opened with a popular song
service, led by Percy S. Foster.
Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano and
director: Mrs. William T. Reed, con-
tralto: William G. Atherholt, tenor;
Arthur Chester Gorbach. bass, and
Charles T. Ferry, organist. will pre-
sent the following. program at the
First Baptist Church this morning:
Oraan prelude. Song without Words
(Deshler): quartet. The Lord Is My
Light" (Speaks), bass solo, "Gloria"
(Buzzi-Peccia), and organ 'Postlude
in d. (Boise).
Tonight the program will include
a twenty-minute organ recital at TAO
o'clock. "Song of the Shepherd"
(Nevin). Communion" (Flagler) and
Fantasy" (Saint-Saens); anthem by
the evening chorus. DAY Is Dying
in the West" (Speaks). and quartet,
"God So Loved the World" (Stainer).
The annual concert of the Mount
Pleasant Chorus will be given on
Tuesday evening at s o'clock in the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church.
The chorus will be assisted by Rich