Evening star., 1923-03-04

streets. The soloists will be: Meta
Craig, soprano; Mrs. H. c. Grimes,
pianist; Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann, basso; Durwood Bowersox. Wo-
linist, and George Daland, organist.
orr Ine following is the program:
basso: Strike, o Long Expected
Hour (Bach); violin. "Cavitina"
(Raff), 'Perpetuum Mobile'' (Bohm);
eepfano eepfs az T'eitatiye, cit "Trahir. tvin.
chanser na from Men tho oDera Gasur Me r1ss
SGounod); organ. Hungarian Dance.
from "Thunderbird suite' (Cadmanj;
,Fugue in . Major tGuilmantl;
ing Down to Rio" Germany, "Duna"
oMcGilD; soprano, Lullaby" and
Snowdrop" (Gretchaninoff); violin,
Souvenir (Drdla); "Schoenrosma-
rim (kreisler); organ and piano,
donderry Air. arranged by BibbI,
Little Irish Girl" Gohr). Hard
Trials fBurleigh); soprano, How
sleeps the Crimson Petar' (Quilter),
eSats; eGaSman3 The Morning .onnnns Of the Year Year"
Graceful consort." from the ora, ora.
torIo, The Creation" (Haydn).
musical program rendered last sun
cay evening at the Church of the
covenant will be repeated this even
ing, beginning at 7:40 o'clock. The
evening choir 600 voices). Claude
organist; Mrs. Howard Blandy, plan
lst, and the solo quartet, composed
of Miss Ruth Peter, soprano; Miss
Richie Mclean, contralto; Ross Far
rar. tenor. and Herman Fakler, bass,
VIII render selections from the Rus
sian liturgy.
The choir will again be assisted
by Miss Frances Scherger, sopranos
Miss Cleo Scanland, contralto: Will
liam P: Shanahan, tenor, and Ray
mond Moore. bass
organ program. beginning at TAO
o'clock. as follows: "Fantasie' Cor
| chestral suite (Rimsky-Korsakoff) ::
"Orientale," (CuD, "Melodie in E.
sRas sRachs.maHinofr); ehoruses. "Cherubim
Praise Thee" ,Arensky5, 'ssySAs4; "sanctus s
Praise the Lord. o My Soul (Gret-
chaninoff), Christ When a Child a
Garden Made" (Tschaikowsky).
The special afternoon musical sery,
ice will begin at S:15 o'clock and will
be in charge Of Harvey Murray, the
organist of the church.
The assisting soloists at this service
! will be Ruby Smith Stahl, soprano;
Richard Lorleberg, cellist and Elsa
Raner. violinist.
At the morning service Of CAL
vary Baptist Church today the quar-
tet. directed by Louis A. Potter. jr..
Lord Is King" and also the anthem
! by Palmer, Memories of Galilee"
Prof. Potter will play Grison's Com
| munion" AS an organ prelude, and
for the postlude, voluntary in A.
by Boellman.
| Al the evening service the quartet
will sing Tho Your Sins Be AS
Scarlet" by Doane Mr.. Edgar Gray.
bass soloist, will render a selected
solo and Mrs. Crater will sing NO
! Room in the Inn"
| The quartet is composed Of W. F.
Raymond. tenor; John Martyr. tenor !;
| Fred East, baritone, and Edgar Gray,
bass. Louis A. Potter, jr, organIst,
! is director OF music.
/ The old folks concert given by the
Home and Foreign Missionary soci-
| eties of Calvary N. E. Church on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
drew crowded houses.
The solo parts were taken by Har-
riet Harding Guthrie, soprano: Ma
rion Larner, contralto; Frank Evans.
tenor; Dwight S. Church, bass, while
, a mixed quartet. male quartet, a
duet and a chorus Of Atty men and
! women gave an evening OF delight
| fui entertainment. Mrs. Guthrie and
| Dwight S. Church were the directors.
| Kenneth Milford a young musician,
gave several popular selections on the
, xylophone. Miss Larners rendlt1on n
Machree," Mrs. Guthrie's Coming
Through the Rye" and Mr.. Church,s s
ocean King" were we'll received.
Mrs Ralph Wolfe was 1t the piano
and gave when You and I Were
Young, Maggie with variations.
The music at the two services of
the Luther Place Memorial Church
today will be as follows:
rom MorniHg ganssa servies op se Guiman
| God Be Mercifui" (Bruch) and solo.
"Jesu, Jesu, Miserere" (Eevin): E. J:
stenson: baritone; postiude; "Seherzo'
Evening service, Sis O'Clock: Charles
| Trowbridge Tittmann. bass, and Wal
ter H. Nash, organist-soloist: Prelude,
Sunset Melody" tVincent): anthem,
! Festival Hymn" (Buck1: solo. Fear
mann: anthem, The Prayer Perfect"
(Stenson); solo, Before the Crucif1x"
GIa Forge), Mr.. Tittmann; solo, On,
Father, Hear Us" tGluck). Mr.. Tit
mann; anthem, Legend" tTschaikow-
skyl: solo. The Lord Is My Shep-
| herd (pvorak), Mr.. Tittmann; post
lude, March in c. (Calkin>.
At the Mount Pleasant Cougrega
tional Church this morning the music
will be given by the Mount Pleasant
Chorus, under the direction of Norton
NJ. Little, with Claude Robson at
the organ.
the music will be provided by the
quartet composed of Miss Frances
Scherger. soprano: Miss Cleo Scan
land, contralto: William P. Shanahan,
At st. Margaret's Church there will
be a special musical service by the
vested choir on Sunday afternoon at 4:So
o'clock, assisted by instrumentallsts'
Ions Wave" (Gounod), duet for tenor
and baritone from THE Crucifixion"
(Stainer). II Waited for the Lord"
motette from the Hymn of Praise"
(Mendelssohn). 20 LORD, we be,
an offertory. Like as the Heart De-
sireth" (Allitson).
The solo parts will be sung by
Mrs, Marks, Mrs. Graef, Mr.. Gan tI
and Mr.. Deibert. Mr.. Macleod Will
conduct tho music and preside at the
organ.
ernoon. at 4:45 O'Clock. in the First
Congregational Church. the Peabody
Concert Company Of Baltimore will
assist Harry Edward Mueller. The
company is composed of 1rma
Payne. soprano; Katherine Simmer
man, pianist, and Herbert Bangs,
violinist. Witt.
.Tourth Movement, Spanish SYM
phony" (Lalo); piano solos. "Gavotte"
(Giuck- -Brahms), "Guitare" (Mosz,
kowsky); soprano solos. "The Star"
(Rogers), Rain" (Curran): violin
solo. "Romanza Andaluz (Sarasatel:
piano solo, "Rigoletto Paraphrase'
SVerdi-Ldszt); soprano solos. mighty
LAX a Rose" (Nevin); 'Ecstasy"