Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13
IN THE CHURCHES

-. the following music to he given:
Before the service. He Was De
spised," from Messiah solo for con
traIto: "lmproperluIn' tWit). Iull
chorus. seven Last Words" DuboiS).
/ Inc music viii bt rendered 10y the
mixed choir. under direction Of Jennie
Glcnuan. and viii ne supported by
string orchestra aud organ. Quart 70
! Edna Hiilyard Howard. Carolyn Man
ming, toYdOu j. Dixon. James Nolan.
organiSt ana director. Jennie Glennan.
on Good Friday Lewis c. AtwatyT
Will play.
! Wednesday evening at 5 O'Clock at
, Douglas NJ. T. Church. 18th and II
streets northeast, The regular quartet.
! assisted by Mrs. Ficldcr. MrS Gilbert.
Nj. Blakenty and Mr.. Gilbert, VIII sim
Staincr's "CrucifiXioRr The members at
{ he church quartet are Mrs. Nellie Sc
I hastlan Chaillct. Mrs Il. *. Groomes
: MIR. Fielder aud Mr.. COylc. Mrs. Curnt.ia
. Long hinst lla Is organist and director.
The music for today at the Luther
! Place Memorial Church is MS follows !:
! Morning service u O'ClOcll--"prelude To
/ l."henErin.' Wagner; anthem. Ride ON :,
lsiut' On :. tScot) soprano solo by Mrs
! \; Whiting ofertory. "Paques Fieuries.' :
Mailly: tenor solo The Palms
! tFaure). Mr.. l.. VI. LeisenrinE postlude
! March IN D. Smart. Evening service
C'ciCch-Prelude, Allegro Pomposo'
Holloway; anthem. Jerusalem" Parker ::
cucrtoTy, 'Abendlied." Schumanu; an
them. Calvary" Rodney: 'Postlude in
IL Nerkct
Al Epiphany Lutheran Church special
3 music by The vested choir viii bs f.
turC at both services today. Al the
morning service. "Ride On In Majesty"
Icy john Prindi- Scott. will he The open
, ing number. the incidental solos being
! rendered by Miss Edith StowcI and Carl
vs. T. . ha I.
J. +. Stowell, baritone. and the full choir
VIII give for tn" final number SINNERS
"FiIHg Wide the Gates" Al The eve
ninE service The opening number will be
. the chorus. When Der the Sleeps Of
tlivet, taken from Maunder's From
olivet to Calvary" This will be followed
by Ride on, Ride on" b. I.ore7lz and
i'drker's ''Jcrusalcm.' The chorus choir
At Ep,gh2py is under the direction OF
Miss Edith StoweH. VII" IS also The
zpofauo soloist, with Mrs. Il Dodson
orGanist
Kar. ,uoier. oreaniSt ana director
"f tn" First Reformed church. has
Pre- pared n" following programs for
: today: Morning services. "Inyoc:t-
ton tbuboisl and "POstludc" oFroSD
Tor the organ; contralto solo. '@rhu
, Palms (Faurc1. Miss Pauline Holer
anthem. Jerusalem tParkerD. con-
| ton solo. Mrs. -. r. Stambaugh
soprano. Evening services "PastoraIe''
( 0DemareSD and ''Marche Rcligieuse"
tGlgot. for organ: duet. "Ilark. Ten
Thousand Voices" lShelleyJ. Mrs G.
Il. StambauSl and Miss Pauline Hoier
For many years past the Evening
! Choir "f the Church Of the Covenant
, has rendered Stainer'S 'CrucifiXion"
once every year. The usual custom
viii be observed on Good Friday. ApriI
Is. at o'clock. when this compost
I ton viii again liz sung hy this choir.
composed Of 10" voices. and under the
, direction OF Claude RobcSou. Harvey
Murray at tue organ and Mrs. Howard
I I5landy ut the piauo. The solos VIII
be sustained by R5ss Farrar and Hen
man fakler. Miss Richie Mclean viii
sing. "All ON An April Evening" by
DiaCk.
Rossini's "Stabst Mater" viii be
given this evening at st. Mary's
Church, 9Th street northwest between
Il and IL streets. The program fol
! lows: organ prelude. offertoire, No
, de St Cecilia, L. Batiste; before The
sermon, "Neni Creator" bass solo and
quartet, Fl. K. Shelley; sermon, 1T Is
ConSummated." John xix; so. Very
Rev. Raphael NJ. Huber. O. NJ. G.: after
the sermon. "Stabat Mater" Rossini
tentire). At benediction, 80 Salu-
taris. A. GumDrecht. alto solo: Tan
postlude. finale from First sonata,
Mendelssohn. The singers Of St
Mary's choir will be assisted by sew
eral others. Prof. Armand J. Gum
precht will be director and organist.
The soloists will be: Sopranos. Mrs.
John Carver. Miss Dorothy Smith:
altos Mrs. II. G. Herman. Mrs. Esther
Gumprecht; tenors. Nessrs. Guido Cal
Ian and j. Holden: bass. Mr. Charles
GoodChild
Benjamin Y. Morrison has returned
from New York where he has been
continuing his vocal studies during
the winter, and has resumed his for
mer position as bass with the quartet
of the Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church. The other members of the
quartet are Mrs. Paul G.. Russell, so
prano; Miss Linda Berg, contralto.
and Louis Annis, tenor At the eve.
tStainer) will be sung, the solo parts
being sustained by Mr.. Annis and Mr..
Morrison.
At the morning service at the West
minister Presbyterian Church today
the choir will sing Fear Not Ye, o
Israel" by Max Spicker The solos
viii be given by Mrs. Miriam Hilton,
soprano: Mrs. Milton White, con-
tralto; Stanley Depue, tenor, and Ern-
est Kahlert, baritone. At the evening
service the choir will sing Parker's
Jerusalem" and Mr.. Depue will sing
Faure's palm Branches" On Easter
Sunday the choir Will sing The New
Life" by Rogers, with the church
soIoists assisted by Harry Angelica,
baritone.
The choir of the Emmanuel Church.
18th and V streets, will sing Stainers
"Crucifxion" tomorrow evening at :
o'clock The soloists will be A. Har-
len Castle, tenor. and Charles r.
Roberts bass: The choir will be as
sisted by Mrs. Philip klees. Miss
Judith NJ. Barbaux, Mrs. Mary d. Far
rar, Mrs. Ella :. Limerick. Miss
Katharine Brooks. Fred II. Farrar,
Mr. Morton and William II. Waters.
Mrs Gertrude Lyons. soprano. will
sing Before the CruciflX" Lafarge),
as the offertory.
On Palm Sunday the Emmanuel
Baptist Church choir will sing "Jeru-
salem" (Eeees), and The Palms"
6Faure) will be sung by Mr.. White
side. At the evening service the