Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-14

Choeur' (Rogers). Evening-Organ,
Blessed Day. (Nevin); baritone solo,
The Wondrous Cross (Ncvin); or
gan, "Postlude" (Batiste).
The music of Emmanuel Baptist
Church this morning will be: Prelude,
Songs Without Words" CMendels-
sohn); anthem, II VIII Feed My
Flock" (Simper): soprano solo, Come
Unto Me- tCoenen), by Helen Hughes.
At the evening service the solo
quartet will sing Traveller, Whittier
Art Thou Going?" tNevin), and the
malo chorus will sing Father, to
Thee We Look in All Our Sorrows"
(Brewald).
Music at st. Johns Church, Lafayette
square. today will be: Morning prayer
Benedicite In F. (Stokofsk) offertory,
Every Valley Messiah" (HandeD :
soloist, Newton Hammer. Evening
prayer-Magniacat, in (SomerveiD,
offertory. Savior, Again to Thy Dear
Name (SheIley); soloists. J. L. Mitch
ell. n. Hammer and J. P. Shaddick.
T. Guy Lucas is organist and choir
master.
Music at this mornings service at
Calvary Methodist Church will include
anthems by the sol6squartet, as follows
Lift Up Your Heads (Hopkins) and
Arise, Shine" (Maker).
At the evening service the solo quartet
will sing an anthem, Send Out Thy
Light" (Gounod). The offertory SOLO
(Harker), will be sung by Fred j.
Eden.
December 81. at o'clock, the quar-
tet, with Emma Louise Thompson at
the organ, will sing a Christmas can
tata, 1.-The Birth Of Christ" (Alfred
Wooler).
Gertrude Russell, first soprano of
the Philharmonic Ladies' Quartet, and
an active member of the Rubinstein
Club, will be the offertory soloist
at Ryland Methodist Episcopal
Church this morning. She will sing
THE Voice in the Wilderness"
(Scott).
In the evening Katherine Wright
will be the soloist, singing Still,
Still With Thee" (Custance).
The music for today's services at
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South will be as
follows: Morning-Organ prelude,
'Cantilene Pastorale" Dethier) Mrs.
Frank A. Frost; anthem, Worthy
Art Thou (Shure), quartet, Sc
lected; organ post1ude, Assembly
March," from "Tannhauser' (Wag-
ner). Evening-"Santa Catilina," or
gan suite by r. Deane Shure. to be
played for first time in public by Mr..
Shure; anthem, II Will Give Your
Rest" quartet, selected; organ post
Jude, "Risoluto" (Parker).
Music this morning at Cleveland
Park Congregational Church will be:
Prelude, "Melodie" (Moszowski), an
them, Behold, 1 Bring You Good It'd
ings' Gynes), offertory, duet by Mrs.
Thornberry and Mrs. Groomes post
lude, March Triumphant" (williams).
Elizabeth Thornberry will be SOLO
list at the Ingram Memorial Congrega-
tional Church this evening. She will
sing Rejoice Greatly" from The
Messiah"
Church today will be: Morning serv-
ice-Choir anthem, 20 Lord, How
Manifold Are Thy Works" Barnby).
Evening service-Orchestral selections,
"BabiIlage" (Gillet), overture. 'Bandi-
tenstreiche" (Suppe), "Narcissus"
(Nevin), Evening Hour" (Hulten).
Inc special music at the vermont
Avenue Christian Church this morning
will be an anthem, From Egypt's
Bondage Come, (Page), sung by the
mixed chorus, under the direction of
William z. Braithwaite, and the So
prano solo, 20 Savior of the World"
(Buck), by Mrs. B. D. Shreve, soprano
soloist Of the church.
In the evening the mixed chorus will
sing Souls of the Righteous" (NobleJ,
the male quartet will sing In the
Cross Of Christ I Glory" tHerbert)
and Raymond B. Luce will sing BARI
tone solo, zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" (Ambrose).
The choir presented special music at
the "All Church Night" meeting Thurs
day. A special feature was introduced
by which every department exhibited
it's activities.
An entertaining evening was spent
by the Dalgleish Music Study Club
Monday night. The soloists Were
Pauline Knoeller and Madeline Corn
ish Nickles, with Harry Sokolov and
Miss Knoeller as accompanies.
Margery Lucas read paper on the
life Of the late composer, Puccini
The Philharmonic Quartet provided
the closing o1ng Of the evening,
"since Ftf1s ! Net Thee" rubin
stein).