Evening star., 1923-11-11
In ntheChurcheS

! In the auditorium of the church Each
member Of the company is vocalist
| or experience in recital fields and has
! attained prominence as q soloist. The
! company is composed Of Dan Baker
first tenor; Ord Bohannon. second
tenor; Virgil Johannsen. bass, and
Alex Callam, baritone and accom-
panist.
The vesper program follows: Organ,
Choral. Prelude" tKarg- -Elert), "Fa-
miliar Melody" (selected), Sour
Monique" (Couperin): quartet, Lead
haindiy IA inol Light zig (Bucb: baritone solo.
Macca baeus) (HandeD: group of
American folk songs by the quartet,
! From the Land of the Sky Blue
Mater Qndian) (Cadmam; The
'BoHG: csF esrmela eesl1v saahinb
California; (Boyd; organ. Can't
lena EN- ar,o sStebbinsl.: tenor solo, 'The
The Lost Chord" (Sullivan).
Inc concert program tomorrow will
/ contain many quartet numbers. solos
by members of the company and
quartet Mr s"hanrSn inSading
Longing for You" tHathawayj. bar.
itone solo. "A Chip Off the Old Block"
tsauires): my. Little Banjo" (Ruth-
erford). quartet. de Sandman" tPro-
sical representations and songs, by
Mr.. Bohannon: traditional sea
chanteys, "a Rowing" CBoyd1. Fare
well and Adieu" (Boyd), BLOW, Boys;
(sprossj, a S1as Tragie Taie" rna tG"as tFoS).
.A!eXander' Parks): bass solos,
The Sword of Ferrara" (Bullard),
l.x -
The Bells of Shandon' (Nevin).
The Russian Cathedral SeXtet will
give two concerts and the musical
week end. The first concert will be
next Saturday night at 8 o'clock; the
!, musical vespers, when they Will as
sist Harry Edward Mueller. at 4:45
concert at 8 o'clock the following
Monday night. The Cathedral sing
ers sang to enormous crowds last
year at this church as a quartet of
they have added two female voices
to their number. an alto and So
prano, which add much to the bal
ance of tone. Members of this sex
tet have been employed by the royal
family of Russia to sing at their
weddings and other events and
have sung in the great musical
events of Russia. Many Of the Sc
lections are to be in their native
gives an interesting translation or
the songs and explains the music.
Music at this mornings service at
Columbia Heights Christian Church
will include an anthem by the chorus
choir, 'Recessional' Ode Koven), the
incidental solo being sustained by
Fred ]. Eden. baritone. Belva Hoch,
soprano. will sing as an ofertory
solo. Vandewaters The Publican.
At the evening service the choir
will sing Mallard's 20. Praise the
Lord" Alice Douglas Jones. mezzo
soprano will be heard In the offer
tory solo.
This morning at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church the music Is
given by the Mount Pleasant Chorus
and the solo quartet composed of Miss
Frances Scherger, soprano: MRS.
Hazen r. Buehler, contralto; William
p. Shanahan, tenor, and Herman
Fakler, bass, under the direction of
Norton NJ. Little. with Claude Robe
son at the organ.
For the vesper service, at O'Clock,
the music will be by the solo quartet
The programs follow:
Morning seryice-organ prelude:
tenor solo. The Lord Is Very Pitt
full (Benedict), Mr.. Shanahan: offer
tory (chorus), Mount Pleasant
Chorus: postlude. Grand Occur" L
major (Salome). Vesper service-Or-
gan prelude. Chorus OF Angels"
the Lord" CElijah") (Mendelssohn).
Mrs. Buehler: offertory (quarteO.
There Is a City, Great and Strong"
(Schnecker); organ postlude, Post
lude" (ChauveD.
hn rtvncr az
today, Armistice day, the choir will
have the assistance of Meta Craig,
we'll known soprano, and Leslie Coyle,
baritone. Miss Craig will sing
Gloria" by BuzziPeccia, and the
soprano obbligato solo in the chorus,
by Rossini. Mr.. Coy1e will sing THE
Lord Is My Light" by Allitsen. Mrs.
Gray will sing "Entreat Me Not to
Leave Thee" from Ruth" by Cowen.
Aileen Miller-Burns. soprano, and
Lawrence Murray, bass.
Music at Christ Church. Alexandria,
service. ii o'clock-organ prelude,
Largo in CT (HandeD; "Te Deum'
(Schnecker); anthem, God Shall
Wipe Away All Tears" (Field). and
organ postlude. march from THE
Occasional Overture" (HandeD. Even
y
"Andante in A Flat" (Mendelssohn) !;
anthem. What Are These" (Stainer).
and organ postlude, Finale in F.
Major" tMendelssohn).
The choir director is Estelle Went
worth, and organist, George Middle
ton.
Quartet is soprano, Janet Pickett;
contraito. Zuela u. Smith; tenor,
Ellsworth E. Condron, and bass,
George +. D. Rollins.
This evening at the Church of the
Covenant, beginning at O'Clock, the
music will be given by the evening
choir Goo voices), Claude Robeson,
director; Harvey Murray. organist;
Mrs. Howard Blandy, pianist, and the
Peter, soprano; Miss Richie Mclean
contralto; Ross Farrar, tenor, and
Herman Fakler, bass.
The following is the program:
fRIannf1 Gnonqses: a,ead LGrd' 2rs oE6 How g Long~
rich); soprano solo, Prayer" (Tosti),
Miss Peter.
The, public is cordially invited to
this service.
For the afternoon service. beginning
at $3.50 O'Clock, the music is under the
direction of Harvey Murray. The So
loists will be Miss Richie Mclean.
cOntralto; Miss Elsa Raner, violintst
and Dore Walten, cellist.
A preliminary musical service be-
gins at 3:15 o'clock.
Miss Marion Arnold, contralto, will
be the soloist at the AIS vesper serv-
ice at the First Presbyterian Church.
today. She will sing II Heard the
Voice of Jesus Say (Rathbun).
Heaven Is My Home" (Sayage).
"There Is a Land Mine Eye Hath
Seen" (Crowninshield).
The three organ recital numbers
by Mrs. G. F. Schutt, organist. will
be: Even Song" RockwelD, allegro"
(Galbraith) and Romance" (Shen.
pard).
The vested choir, under the direc-