Evening star., 1924-02-24

/ ent." Maj. Ferris; "Hayfields and But.
terfies" (Del Riego). Her Rose"
tslater): Miss smith; duet, Flora
vantfs Singing Lesson" (Horn), Miss
Goodwin and Mr.. Lake; "Ecossaises"'
| Beethoven BusonD, -Ungeduld
fMoszkowskD Mosno; and rEtude" ..,,o1n Opus SO Sc
Mine" (Tours). Evening Song" lBlu-
rosch). Mr.. Lake; To-day" (Huerter),
| "Homing" (Del Riego) and Il Came
win: duet. Roses Of Picardy" (wood).
| Miss Smith and Mr.. Lake; interpre-
| tative dances. by Miss Griffith; Deep
! River" (Burleigh) and Bridal Cho.
T@s, fGa,vs fEfm mi The Rose Maiden
| The choir is under the direction of
Mrs. c. G. McRoberts. soprano, and
Josephine Robey, contralto; Jesse
Veitch. tenor. and George H. Lambert.
there is a large chorus. Mary M.
wilkins is organist.
/ At the musical vespers at 4:45 pm.
| tional Church Harry Edward Mueller
| will be assisted by. the Crawford
Adams Company Of Boston. Mr..
Adams. violinist, specializes in play
ing request numbers" His reper-
toire contains about $500 selections.
including popular. secular, religious,
oratorial and operatic music. With
| Mr.. Adams is Miss Margaret Fearon.
reader, and Miss Sybil Gould, pianist
! and accompanist., The public is in
Mr.. Adams and assisting artists at
the church tomorrwo night at o'clock.
This afternoon, beginning at 4:45
O'Clock, in the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. the fourth of the
February March musical vesper serv-
ices will be given. The Mount Pleas
ant chorus and the solo quartet, un-
with Mrs. Charles l. Bliss at the
piano. Claude Robson at the organ
and full orchestra accompanim ent.
provided by Herman c. Rakemann, will
cilia) of Gounod. The solos will be
sung by Miss scherger. Mr.. Shanahan
and Mr.. FakIer The orchestra will
play as a prelude "Melodie" dam
brose); and for the ,postlude Grand
nnbi Ma5Gn is frSm Aida Herap da1s The
of the church will be open at 4
o'clock.
For the morning service. II o'clock.
the music is to be given by the solo
gan prelude. "fntermezzo" lRogers): !:
male quartet. God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears" (Marks), Messrs. William
p. Shanahan, Horace Guilford. Her
man Fakler and Norton NJ. Little;
offertory. quartet. The Lord Is My
Shepherd" tBischoff); organ postlude,
March" (Jackson).
At the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church today the music by the quar-
tet. composed of Evelyn Gribbin. So
prano: Anita r. Gauges, contralto;
Raymond Fillius, tenor. and A O.
Stearns, jr.. bass, under the direction
OF Lucy II; Paul: organist and di-
Prelude in D Flat" (Glazounoff). 4.
anthem, The Ninety and Nine"
(Spross), duet, The King of Love"
lHawley). Miss Gribbin and Miss
Gauges; Postlude, Finale" (Mendels-
,iahts Tohn9 tEt"hh;ngs EvsnlngCPreiude. 1At Twi-
Prayer (AbboD. Miss Gribbin. Miss
Gauges. Mr.. Stearns: solo, Il Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say" Rathbun). i.
Mr.o,m Mr; fill,us; lr,n postlude. Russian
Christ Church, Alexandria, Va. will
have music at the morning service,
II o'clock; as follows: VS., Organ prelude.
tory. Filing Wide the Gates" ("cruci-
Grand Choeur in 6" (Salome1,
Evening service. 1880 o'clock-Organ
prelude. "Canzone" Oickinson): an
the Skies" (Shelly); offertory, quar-
postlude. -Postlude in D" (Tours).
Musical program tonight at the
GhgsG Church t1d.. OF the Atonsment sa1s will be:
% Hark. My souT tsheIlyS any5em 9solos. H1Hk: Mr.
Escher and Miss Dally). choir; solo
by Charles Myers; offertory duet,
-"Whispering Hope" tHawthorne).
aria" (Saint-Saens). Otto Lehnert:
bass solo by G.. Escher;; anthem,
Make a Joyful Noise" (vauce), choir ;
quartet, Dreams of Gallilee" (Morri-
son).
The musical program for Washing
ton Heights Presbyterian Church to-
day will be: Notwithstanding medi-
tation, Song Without Words" Hol-
loway): duet, my Faith Looks Up to
Mrs. Earl Klein; solo. "The Lord Is
eessional. "canzona" tseott>. Eye
masee EYsninH fFrm soie aet for Fo Fo
night" (Ambrose): occasional, "Pil-
grim's Chorus" (Wagner), Mrs. J.
Harry Cunningham, organist.
tian Church this morning will include
| a duet for contralto and baritone, Il
Heard the Voice Of Jesus Say" (Al-
fred Wooler), sung by Mabel Flehr
and Fred j. Eden.
choir will sing 20 Come to My Heart,
Lord Jesus" (Ambrose). The Echo
Choir. recently organized. composed
of the young people, will contribute
to the musical program of the eve
ming.
At the morning service today of
the Cleveland Park Congregational
Church Mrs. Page NICK. Etchison,
play as a prelude "Adoration,''' by
Borowski; as an offertory, Idyl No.
g." by Mcdowell, and as a. postlude
"Postlude," by Lawrence. Miss Naomi
Phelps will sing the soprano solo,
Calvary" by Rodney.