Evening star., 1923-04-22
In the Churches


by Mrs. Florence Howard, director
and soprano; Mrs. William T. Reed
contralto; William G. Atherholt
tenor; Arthur Chester Gorbach. bass
and Charles T. Ferry, organist.
The morning program will be: Or.
gan prelude. Festival" (F1agler)
quartet, Awake. Thou That Sleep
est" (NichoD, Like as the Hart
(Klein); organ postlude, "Triumphal
March" (Dalby).
At the evening service, with twenty
minute organ recital: beginning al al
clude: ''Pastorale" Nemaigre); Mel.
sdy in F" (Rubinstein); "Maestoso'
(Burton): anthem. Evening ant
Morning" {Burton); quartet, The
, Radiant Morn Has Passed" (Wood'
warO; and organ postlude' Lar
The music for the services today
i at Hamline N. E. Church. Miss Editf
B. Athey, organist and director, WI
include: Organ, Prayer SBoeimanno
sand9: offertory solo. 20 Jesus. Thor
Art Standing" (Geibel), organ, Post
lude in A Minor" (Calkin). Musica
service: Organ. Concert Overture
&C minor) (Hollins): IAN April Song
F., lBrewer): "Lamentation" tGuilman2,
Fanfare" Lemmens); "EVensong,
| tJohnston); offertory anthem, &C
Turn Thee" (Gounod).
The music at the afternoon service
! at the Church of the Covenant: begin
ming at 3.15. is under the direction
of Harvey Murray, the organist o.
+, the church. The soloists today will
J be: Miss Elsa Raner. violinist: Mr.
| Richard Lorleberg. violoncellist; ane
| Mr.. Charles Tittmann. bass.
The numbers will be:
Organ prelude. violin solo. Noe
turne" (Chopin-Auer): cello solo
as the Hart" (Allitson); base solo
''oh How Fair This World" tSchu.
| berD: offertory trio, Romance
| (Schumann); organ postlude.
The music for the evening service
| beginning at o'clock, is given by thu
evening choir 600 voices). Claud,
| Robson. director: Harvey Murray. or
| ganist: Mrs Howard Blandy. pianist
and the solo quartet, composed o.
Miss Ruth Peter. soprano: MICS Richie
Mclean. contralto; Ross Farrar
| tenor: and Herman Fakler, bass.
| Following is the program:
| Organ prelude. anthem, Seek "
| the Lord (requested) (Roberts)
| quartet. blessed Is he that cometf
i'm the name of the Lord" (benedictu!
| from lotn MdSSD soprano
solo. He That Dwelleth In the Secre'
Place Of the Most High" (s1st Psalm.
| (MacDermid); offertory ant h Q m
abide With Me" (GoodearD: organ
postlude.
Luther Place Memorial Church
music today will be: Morning service
| IL am. prelude (Guilmant). an
them, With Glory Clad CWagner)
offertory. Morning" tHollins): an
them, Gloria in Excelsis" tBuck)
postlude (silas); in the evening the
Lutheran Church. 11th and II street:
northwest. Gloria in Excelsis" from
the Twelfth Mass" (Mozart: &c
Faith Supreme" from the cantata
The Soul Triumphant" (Shelley).
| The musical vespers at the First Con.
gregational Church will be rendered
| this afternoon at 4:45 pm. by John l.
Wilbourne and Harry Edward Mueller
| They will sing The Publican tFan d.
Water). Gloria (Buzzi-Peccia) ant
! Evening (Spickler).
At Christ Church. Alexandra. Va. to-
| day. at the evening service at o'clock
an organ recital will be given by the
| organist. George Middleton. Associate
| of the Royal College of Organists. The
! program will include: ''Fugue in Three
Sections on St. Anne's Tune" ]. S
!
tional Hymn" Haydnl; March.
Guilmant); Bridal Chorus from Lob
engrin' (Wagner); .'Marche des Peter
| ms" Harold en- Itahe" Oh. Berlioz)
! Lost Chord" (Sullivan).
| Today at the Mount Pleasant Con.
gregational Church the music a
| both services will be given by the
4 orfn
Frances Scherger, soprano: Mis-
| Cleo Scanland, contralto; William p
| Shanahan. tenor, and Herman Fakler
| bass. with Claude Robson at the or
gan.
Music at the morning service will
be: Organ prelude, prelude" (Wag.
ner): duet. contralto and tenor
| Crossing the Bar" requested (Ash-
| ford): offertory, quartet, Lord, We
Pray Thee" "Agnus Del, Third Mass
March" from The Prophet" (Meyer.
| beer).
At the vesper service music will in.
, clude: Organ prelude. Romance
! (FranZhoff); bass solo, Gloria" Her
man Fakler (Buzzi-Peccia): offertory
| quartet. The Day Is Gently Sink
ing to Close" (Nevin): organ post
ilude, March" (Roberts).
| The musical service at ingram
| In1S evening Will
bers by Prof. Gordon Cameron. wh'
is instructor of electrical engineering
at Catholic University. He will rem
der several flute solos.
Prof. Cameron also has voice o
unusual range and sings tenor O.
Canadian by birth and has been flut
soloist with the Royal Thirteenth
Band Of Toronto. the prize band o
;Canada. and also soloist with tn
Fourteenth Prince Of Wales Rifles
Band of Ontario. He was soloisr sn'
City Band at Boston. Mass; fiutis
with Moirena Concert Orchestra. II
Boston. and spent two years witt
the Boston Symphony Orchestra unde
DR.. Muck.
His method of playing has rounde,
tone of pure flute color without Sug
gestion of thinness or harshness.
| Prof. Cameron will be quite an ac
QUESTION to musical circles of the city
At the Calvary Baptist Churcl
| Walter II. Nash will preside at thu
organ at both morning and evening
services today, during the temporar!
| absence of Louis F. Potter. jr.. thu
regular organist of the church. Th'
male quartet, composed of w. F. Ray
mond, tenor: John Martyr. tenor
| Fred East, baritone. and Edgar Gray
bass, will render Hasten, Lord, tn
Glorious Time" by Adams. at tn
| morning service. and also Berwaldi
! Lead Us Gently Home, Father" A
| the evening service the male quartz
| will sing 20 Bless the Lord, My Soul
by Paine, and gospel hymn b.
Palmer, Memories Of Galilee."
| Much interest is being evinced b!
/; the boys and girls of the juniol
| church, with its attendance on Sun
| day mornings of over 800. in tn,
/, junior choir movement, under tn,
| leadership of the general director O
music, Mr.. Herbert F. A1dridge. Th,
| choir furnishes a unique opportunit.
| for the boys and girls to receiv,
musical training without charge.