Evening star., 1924-11-16
THIS afternoon, at 4:sO o'clock, the

THIS afternoon, at 1880 o'clock, the
= second in the series of monthly
organ recitals by Henry H. Freeman.
organist and choirmaster of st. Pauls
Church, Rock Creek Church road and
Webster street northwest, will take
place. with Richard Lorleberg, violon-
cellist. as the assisting guest soloist.
who will be heard in two interesting
numbers by Pergolese and Saint
Saens.
Mr.. Freeman's organ numbers will
include compositions by Guilmant.
Vodorinski, Brisson, Faulkes, Brewer
and Schubert.
The recital today will be the 12sth,
and the ED season for these popular
organ concerts, which are free to the
public. Each recital Is arranged to
last about 90 minutes, and as in
former years. no collection plate will
be passed. a feature which permits
of undisturbed attention to each COM
position, style and coloring.
Music at this mornings service at
Calvary Methodist Church will in
clude organ prelude allegro Mode
ratio" (Faulkes); anthem by the solo
quartz. "Ye Shall Dwell in the
Land" (StaIner): offertory solo, How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" Giddle).
sung by Fred J. Eden: organ postlude
(Battmann).
Organ numbers by Emma Louise
Thompson, preceding the evening
service. will include allegro" (Guil-
mant). and "Reverle." Dickinson) +;
anthem by the solo quartet, 20 Lord,
How Manifold" (Barnby): offertory
solo, THE Fulfilment." Nrom Song
of Thanksgiving" Mauader). sung by
Mildred De Hart. conualto.
olt of q
and Court Trumpeters VIII give three
musical programs at the First Con-
gregational Church. This organ!za-
ton Is said to be the only one of its
kind in America. 1t is composed of
all-brass instruments, two trumpets,
two horns, trombone, tuba, tenor
horn and fluegel.
Blanche Little, leader of the oc-
tette, has been solo trumpeter in
many OF the leading orchestras for
number Of years.
Linda Marston. soprano: Gertrude
Stevens, tuba player; Helen Schmeitz,
trumpet soloist. and Eva Hebb. horn
player and pianist. are included in
the group.
The octette will give the musical
vesper program, with Charles T.
Ferry, organist Sunday at 4:45 pm.
The program will be: Organ prelude,
"Sortie" (Dunham) "Minuet" (Beetho-
ven); Moment Musical" (Schubert) /.
trumpet solo. Rosary" (Nevin). Miss
Schmeltz; sextette from Lucia"
(DonizettD; tuba solo. Asleep in the
Deep" OPetrie), Miss Stevens: quar-
tct, "Standchen" HerteD. Condo
iiera" Giebig); Aida" march Ver-
dD: organ postlude, "Triumphal
Marche" (Flag
At the s pm. service the octette
and court trumpeters will give a. spe-
ciai program.
A concert will be given by them
tomorrow night at o'clock, with the
following program: Overture. "Lut-
spiel" (Keler Bela); trumpet solo.
Remembrance Of Liberati" Casey,
Miss Schmeltz; sextette from Lucia"
(DonizettD; reading tselected), Miss
Smith; court trumpeters, Fanfare
Potpour," Misses Little, Smith,
Schmeltz (Grossman); "A Petit Pas
tSudessD; selection. Mile. Modiste"
(HerberD; tuba solo. Asleep in the
Deep" CPetrie), Miss Stevens; Min
uet" (Beethoven); Moment Musical"
(SchuberD: reading. Miss Smith;
dcliera" Niebig). Misses Little, Smith,
Malcolm, Trow; "Espana Waltz"
(WaldteufeD.
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin, direc-
tor Of st. Adams choir, has arranged
the following program for this morn
ing: professional 407," TIE Deum in
b Flat" Baumbaugh) "Introit Hymn
66s," Sermon Hymn go; offertory,
Light at Eventide" (Turner- -Maley)
soprano solo, by Master Robert
Fuchs: "Recessional 40S."
The quartet is composed of: Miss
Goodwin. soprano; Marjorie Bradtl
contralto; Lewis Annis, tenor; Fred
erick Shaeffer, basso; Allen Watson,
organist.
This morning at the II O'Clock
service OF the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church the music will be
given by the Mount Pleasant Chorus
and Solo Quartet, composed of Fran
ces Scherger, soprano: Carla Pasvol-
sky. alto; William P. Shanahan, tenor
and Herman Fakler bass, under the
direction of Norton NJ. Little. with
Claude Robeson at the organ.
At the vesper service beginning at
o'clock travelogue entitled "A Pill
grimage Through the Holy Land" will
be given by Catherine Kennedy An
tonius. who has lived in the Holy
Land The music for this service will
be given by the solo quartet.
The program follows: Morning
Organ prelude. Chorus of the An
gels" Clark: tenor solo, II Come to
Thee" (Roma): offertory. chorus. Our
Master Hath a Garden" (Crimp); or
gan postlude, Grand March" from
Aida" (Verdi). vesper service-Or-
gan prelude. Prayer" (Guilmant); !;
quartet. Alone" (Prics); bass solo,
Tho Holy City" (Adam); organ post
lude, Grand Choeur" CDethier).
Church of the Covenant, special
program Of music will be given by
the Evening Choir-Claude Robesor
director; Harvey Murray. organist,
Mrs. Howard Blandy, pianist, and the
solo quartet, composed of Ruth Peter
soprano; Thelma Smnk. contralto;
Ross Farrar, tenor, and Herman FAX
Ter. bass.
The program follows: Anthems,
Say, Watchman. What Of the Night?"
(Sarjeant); Hold Thou, My Hand"
(HenrichS, Twilight and Dawn"
(Speaks): tenor solo. How Beautiful
Upon the Mountains" (Harker), Mr.
Farrar.
The doors of the church will be
open at o'clock. The public is in
vited.
Tho program Of music at tho Ninth
Street Christian Church today will
be: Morning ssrvice-"Great and
Marvellous" (Turner). Evening serv-
ice-Orohestra selections. Song With
out Words" (Tschaikowsky): over
ture, Light Cavalry (Suppe): Mel
ody in F. (Rubinstein), Eleanor
CDeppen).
Music this morning at Cleveland
Park Congregational Church will in
clude: prelude" (Morris); anthem,
quartet, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought (Ambrose); offertory,