Evening star., 1924-03-23

and the public is invited.
Today at the Mount Pleasant Con-
ercgational Church the music will
he given by the Mount Pleasant
Chorus. the solo quartet. with direc-
ton by Norton NJ. Little and Claude
T:obeson at the organ.
The programs for the II o'clock
service in the morning and for the
vesPer service at o'clock in the
afternoon. follow: Morning service
organ prelude ''Meditation Elogie, suite
for organ (BorowsilD tenor solo. Leave
Il With Him (ElliS),. Ny. Shanahan:
onertory 6chorus>, The Silent Sea"
'M&rche Sollonnelle," suite for organ
tBoroRSlSD. Ncspcr Scrvice--organ
prelude. Meditation" d~maigre :.
contralto solo. Eye Hath Not Sc. =
Ter; off rtory, quartct. 'Eow the Day
Is Over, hvnIn III fMarks), anI or
gan postlude "Offertoire" (Rc3dl
The Public is invited to this service.
At ST rauls Episcopal Church. 23rd
street near Washington Circle. Maun =
vary" viii be sung by the choir OF
men and boys on Wednesday evening
at S O'Clock. The solo parts viii be
sustained by J. +. NJ. Bowie, tenor:
Harry VI. Forker, bass-baritone and
Eugene Barnes and Colvin Walker.
side al the organ. All arc invited 70
attend.
Tuesday evening It tho Noun;
Pleasant Church the eleventh annual
concert was given by the Mount
Pleasant chorus and TIE solo quartet
under the direction of Norton NJ Lit
tie, with Charles i. Bliss and Claud"
Eobesou, accompanies. The chorus
sang seven ,elections: TIL. woman s
fl1..
Flyin@ Dutchman." Mis- Frances
s.chcrgtr. AIRS. Haz.en Buehler. VIII
liam i. Shanuahan and Herman Fa-
hlo! sang solo groups.
The Aarnhoniou< quartet. c:4lord
Brooks. second tenor: J4rrott Ice:
baritone. and Louis Minor, bass. viii
give several selections at the morn
ing services today at 18th Street Bap-
tist church.
The choir OF Mount Zion Methodist
Episcopal Church. with James 7.
EeaSon directing, will present the
following program. beginning at 5
o'clock: Chorus; Fear Not. . Israel !;
chorus. He Shall Come Down Like
F;ain"; tenor solo. Come. Ye Blessed, .
charles F'reemana: chorus. Love Of
All Being: duet. Holy Mother. Guide
His Footsteps" Ethel Boldcn and
Rosa Smith: chorus. Listen to the
Lambs: male octet, In That Day"
MeSsrS. Freeman. Price. Richardson.
Brown. North. jackson. GaSkinS, Am
bier; soprano solo, 20 Divine Re
deenler. Eugenia Hewlett: chorus,
mandmeni." Ferdinand Smith: chorus,
Mptet) "Gallis.''
On St. Patrick's day In" mixed
choir Of s.. Patr;ck's Church. under
The direction of Miss Jennie Glen
nan, gave an elaborate program of
music ut the special service al that
church The solo quartet. composed
Of Edna Hillyard Howard. soprano: {:
CAROLYN Manning. contralto: J. Roy
don Dixon, tenor, and James Nolan.
bass. sang. \ full orchestra accom-
panied the choir, with christopher
Tenley at the organ. The program
Vide Domino" and praise " the
Father by Counod. and the process
sional Hymn TO St.-Patrick-
At the evening service today the
choir of Ascension Church. under the
direction Of John 3. Wilson, organist
and choirmaster, will sing Pardon"
Of Maunder's cantata. 'Penitenoe,
Pardon and Peace" The solo part :
will be sung by Mrs. Aileen NJ Burns,
dtto, dlltu iAnSI IT, h0i d. >
basso. The offertory solo will be
sung by Mrs Julia G. Gray, contralto.
and the instrumental numbers will
be: Prelude, "At Twilight" tSteb
bins). and postlude, 'f'uguc No. I,
on Bach (Schumannp. After. the
"Benedictiou Hymn tScott Hunter.
At the morning service the choir
will sing 'Nenite' Gre egorian),
"Benedictus es Domino" Constance,
"Bcnedictus'' tRegfus): anthem, 20
For 4 Closer Walk With God" (F'os-
teri. with incidental solo by Mrs.
Burns, soprano. At this service Mr..
Wilson will play "Adasio" (Rhein-
berger) and Short Prelude and
Fuguc in d Minor (Bach).
Music at Columbia Heights Chris
tian Church this morning will in
clude an anthem by the chorus choir,
Rock of Ages" tBuckl.
Al the evening service the choir
Wi. Cnunod sng nTase Heaa p f Hocb the patner
will sing Abide With Me" (Rath-
bun) as am offertory solo.
This evening at the Church of the
Covenant the music will be by the
evening choir, Claude Robson, di-
rector, with Harvey Murray, organ
ist; Mrs. Howard Blandy, pianist,
and the solo quartet.
The program follows: Anthem, Il
Hear Thy Voice" Dang): anthem
quartet;."Softly and Tenderiy. Jesus
Is Calling. Murray): bass solo,
(Stephensl: Mr.. Fakler; offertory
anthem. Praise Ie the Father
(Gounod).
The public is invited.
At the Metropolitan Presbyterian
ohurch this morning the music. under
the direction of Lucy Fl. Paul. organ
lst and director, will he as follows:
Prelude, "a Memory" (Nearing): an
ers) tenor solo, spirit of God" (Neid-
lingero; postlude, Pax Eobiscumr
(Schubert.
At the evening service the program
will be: Prelude, 'In Summer" tSteb-
lBorch); soprano and contralto duet.
Lead, kindly Light" (Barnard) !:
postlude, "Andantino con Motto"
iWelsh melody.
tata, "Penitence. Pardon and Peace"
in addition to other appropriate sclec-
tions, at Easter.
today the music will be: Morning
service, II am, prelude" (Ashford) !;
anthem. TIE Deum' Buck); Offer
tory" (Hellerl: anthem, ''rhe Spirit
In our Hearts fShelley1, and POST
lude' (Mendelssohn). Evening SER
vice, pm, prelude in l. Flat"
Brown; anthem, Sing Unto God"
(Schnecker); offertory, Song With
out Words" (Calkin); solo, 81 See Him
Everywhere" CTurner), Miss Eva
Bright, contralto; "Postlude' CASH
ford).
luncheon of the state regent officers
Of the =. a. Il. was "A group of Jenny
Lind songs by Mary Helen Howe,
coloratura soprano. In the costume
Of those days. Miss Howe sang
ballads and operate ariss which