Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
IN THE CHURCHES

Music today at First Baptist Church
% offer te; Mornlng@organ pre!nds
solo. "Blessed Are the Meek" ward
Stephens: organ "Postlude" (SmartJ.
Evening-Organ recital at 7:45 O'Clock
, Largo 1HimmeD, "Scherzo" Ie-
chorus; Send Out Thy Light II VIII
, Allegretto" tBofsc).
Luther Place Memorial Church
Ice, II O'Clock. prelude in f. lSchar-
Wenka), anthem, by Babylon's
Wave" offertory by Batiste; duet.
Love Divine All Love Excelling," Miss
Evh Bright, nlezzo-soprano, and E. J.
Stenson,, baritone; postlude, March
lGuirard). Evening service, 8 O'Clock,
prclude tScharwcnka), anthem.
More Love to Thee. O Christ; offer
tory, Reverie" F1agler); anthem.
Evening Prayer Pontius); "Postlude''
! (Stern).
The combined quartcts Of the
church of the Covenant and Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church will
give a special musical vesper service
at the Mount Pleasant Church, Sunday
afternoon at 4:45. 4 unique discus
i sion OF the Box peace plan will he
held. jackson H. Ralston will dc
Call will argue against it. The public
! is cordially invited.
! At the Metropolitan Presbyterian
thurch this evening u special must
| cal program is planned. Harlan Rem
dali, baritone. will sing two numbers,
Come, Ye Blessed (Scott) and "OrI
! LIES Highway" (Eertrarid- Brown:
and Miss Dorothy Seaman. violinist,
will play Romance" second concert"
NWieniawskb, and Alteration 90
, rowskD. In addition. the program
will consist of the anthem. BE Yo
! Therefore Followers Of Cod Ros-
| ers), organ postludc, Grand Choeur"
| pubois).
| AZ the morning service the muse
| will include prelude, "Cavatina"
! lRafo; anthem, The Lord Is NY
Shepherd Rogers); bass. solo. 80
| and postlude, 'F'antasia" tToursl.
| The public is cordially invited to:
attend all these services.
Bethlehem" composed by Donald J..
| Mcleod, will be sung at St. Mar
garet's, Church, Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft place. at $50 pm. to
i day by the vested choir of the church.
assisted by instrumental accompani-
ment This cAntata portrayS III SONG
, and story the appearance of the star,
! the coming of the wise men, their
visit to Bethlehem and presentation
! of gifts to- the infant Savior. and
/
! The solo parts will be: "Gaspar.
W. W. CAN'T: "Mclchoir." \. II. Del
! bert: "Balthaser," W. VI. Hanft: 'Nar-
, rator." Harry Stevens; the angel SOLO.
, Mrs. Myra NJ Marks; at the offertorN
The Story of the Three Kings" Mrs-
| ]. r. Wilson.
The public is cordially invited 60
| attend.
| Miss Ruth Mae Hansford will ~
! the soprano soloist at this morning :
! service at the Cleveland Park Con-
gregational Church. She will sIh%
"Entreat Nc Not to Leave Thee
(Gounod).
! Mrs. rage Mex Etchison. the di-
! rector of music. will play, as u pre-
| offertory, "Melodie du Occur ,k etst-
! bcyD. and, as postlude, "Fostiude
! Uolfc).
| b., presented at the Ninth Stree
/ Christian Church today: 1913 N,
orchestra program. Alteration" tI5o-
! rowski): overture. .Piqu" DANE" Her
| ODD. IL am, choir anthem, fil'
Lord is Ny Light; 1:45 nm; orgltss.
! IBarthelemyl. Song of the Eoatm"n
! of the Tolga'' (Russian melody. oNe:-
, ture Tampa CIercldl, and 'iieaft
| to Heart" (Trinkansl.
! The Vaughn Glass Orchestra If Ca,
! vary Baptist Church. under the d.
, rectiou of c. W. Guest, viii begin u
| course of Sunday morning sacred con
| certs this morning. These concerts
! will begin at 9:15 and continue until
| the regular period for the auhda
| morning class program. The CON
| certs will be free and those enjoHl a-
! high-grade orcheStrationS VIII De
! welcome TO attend.