Evening star., 1923-03-18

| artists in their own individual right
They wiz appear in the folio
Night" (Goetze); soprano solo, Il Y
| violin solo, "Larghetto" (Hande1); c,
| (kranierl; soprano solo with violin.
Maria" (Bach- Gounod); contralto sol
| (Hadley): violin solo, Poem" (Fibicl
nett with violin, organ and piano
! (Gounod).
Next Sunday afternoon at 4:45
by the vested choir of sixty voices
Words of Christ" by Dubois, will be
sibly one Of the best known and most
large range for both the soloists
| soprano; Mrs. Goldie D. Hutchins, co,
James e. S. Ktnsella. bass, and Hal
| directing
!! This Friday evening the Baltimore
| Trio Of Baltimore. Md, will give a
concert. admission free. Frank Git
telson, distinguished American violin
list; Austin Conradi, brilliant young
pianist, and Margaret Cummins Ra-
bold, concert soprano, compose this
| company. They have met with great
success wherever they have appeared
Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano and
| director of the choir of the First
Baptist Church: Mrs. William T.
| Reed, contralto; William G. Athel
| holt. tenor; Arthur Chester Gorbach,
bass; Charles T. Ferry. organist, and
Wfnifred Peyton, harpist will be the
| soloists at the church services today,
1 with the special harp music at the
| evening service at 7:45 pm
| The two programs include the fol-
| lowing compositions:
| Special harp music at the evening
service, starting at 7:45 pm: organ:
GBeethoven); harp and organ. La
seranata" (Braga); organ, allegro
1Batiste); bass solo, God My
Father" from the Seven Last
Words" Dubois; harp and organ.
Ihe Rosary" (Nevin); anthem by the
evening chorus, "Hark, Hark My
| SouH (Shelley).
| This morning the music will be:
Organ, "Andante con Moto" (Bine) !:
| quartet, 80 Glorified. Q Crucified"
| tSchnecker); soprano solo, "Alleluia!"
| Ferdinand HummeD; organ, Lar
ghetto" (MerkeD.
At the Mount Pleasant NJ. E.
Sunday during the Lenten season has
| been arranged by the director Of
church music, Mrs Elizabeth S. Max
well. AT the services today the fol-
| lowing numbers will be given: Morn
ing service-Organ prelude, Gloria
King All Glorious (Barnby): quar-
| tet, II VIII Lift Up Mine Eyes
| SRogers); organ postlude (Ashford.
a1xentng aSsnnfns fepviceworgan fsGy prelgde'
zarD: anthem, double quartet, Far
From My Heavenly Home" (VincenD !;
| tenor solo from Stainers Cruel
hXon'; organ postlude (Ambre).
| On Palm Sunday evening, under the
| direction of Mrs. Maxwell, the choir
Will present Gauls sacred oratorio.
! me Holy City" and on the evening
| or Easter Sunday they will give Shell
ley's cantata, Death and Life" Next
Friday at the MONDAY Lenten services
at heiths Theater, the solo double
| quartet of Mount Pleasant Church
will furnish the musical numbers
| the NTH public Lenten organ re-
at st. Paurs Episcopal Church, Rock
Creek Church road northwest, by
! Henry Fl. Freeman, organist and
| lcholrmaster Of the parish, will have
as assisting soloists Thelma Smith,
| contralto, and l. S. Kissenger, tenor,
solo members of the choir Of St
| PauPS Church.
Much interest on the part of the
public Is manifested in these recitals
ana large audiences each Sunday
| crowd the church to overfiowing.
| AT the sixth and final recital in the
series next Sunday the assisting solo
lists Will be Mabel Foote Whitman, So
prano' and Horace A. Lake, baritone.
Mrs. Whitman will sing My Redeemer r
and My Lord" by Dudley Buck. and
Mr.. Lake will render the Palms" by
| Faure.
The program will be: organ-"Con-
(Faulkes), The Curfew'' (Horsman),
"Fugue in " F Major, tnOc op. .. 4aaSaroS}' %o. &
Gin the style of HandeI) (Guilmant),
sopr saprlng e, Song So aollinso. Ct Bridal d
the organ by Clarence Eddy Gen
sen), "Offertoire in d Minor, Op. j.
| (Batiste) and "Cantilena Nuptiale"
| (Duboisl. Vocal-Contralto, "Repentir~
| GO Divine Redeemer"1, (Gounod): ::
| tenor, when to the Lily Fair (from
! the oratorio. '"The Seven Last Words
| (Mercadante).
The quartet of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, of which Miss
Lucy III. Paul is organist and musical
| director, assisted by several local
\ artists and a large chorus, will sing
| Stainers "Crucif1xion" the last We'd
inesday in March. beginning at s pm.
Farrar, soloist at the Washington
f.! Cathedral, owing to the recent resig-
nation of ]. p. Pennebaker, tenor So
| loist of the church The bass soloist.
-. w. SledlIlS, Jl., Will SlilS tHS pdsS
parts. The other members of the
quartet are Mrs. W. Parks Crater,
soprano, and Miss Hazel V. Ray, con-
| tralto.
1t is planned to give a secular con-
icert some time in April
Helen Gerrer. violinist, who has
just returned from a successful con-
cert trip through the middle west.
will be the soloist this morning at
| the Sixth Presbyterian Church: when
I she will play "Andante," by Wteni-
awski, and "Minuet," by Beethoven.
| Mrs. Goodall will sing MacDougal's S
Jesus, Lover of My Sour' at the even
4 ing service.
The music at Washington Heights
| Presbyterian Church today will be:
! In the morning-Prelude, THE Holy
City" (Adams); violin solo, arranged
| by Henley, Mrs. Raymond B. Dickey,
"Andante Cantabile" (Tschaikowsky) {:
solo. 20 Lord, Most Holy" Cesar
| Franck). Mrs. Lotto Porterf1eld, vio-
| lin piano and organ accompaniment Mt
fby Mrs Dickey, Mrs John G. Palmer