Evening star., 1924-12-07
IN THE CHURCHES

THE musical vesper service at 4:45
pm. at the First Congregational
Church will be given by six Scotch
singers and Robert NJ. Ruckman, or
ganist. The singers are Edith Mac
Gregor, Mary Mack, Edward McHugh,
Lorne McAdam, Bruce Brown and
William Wilson.
At pm tomorrow the singers will
present The Cotter's Saturday Night"
musical and dramatic production,
following the theme of Robert Burns
famous poem, produced under the
personal direction of John Daniels,
well known Scotch tenor.
During the play these songs are
sung: John Anderson, My Jo."
"Laddie," "Hurrah for the Highland"
"Ye Banks and Braes," Scots Wha
Eae." Duncan Gray" "Loch Lo-
mond," Annie Laurie Bonnie
Mary" 90 a the Arts" Vert Thou
in the Cauld Blast" "A Mans a Man
for a That" The Auld Hoose." THE
Lords My Shepherd" Aud Lang
Syne."
Katherine Fowler is playing the
morning and evening services at the
church today. Miss Fowler's num-
bers will be: II am, prelude, "Msrche
Religieuse" (GuiImant; postlude,
"Toccata" (BoellmanD; pm, pre-
lude, Allegro Moderate "Adagio"
First Sonata" (Mendelssohn): postlude,
allegro Assai Vivace," First Sonata"
(Mendelssohn).
The chorus choir will sing: II am,
anthem, GLORIOUS Forever" (Rach-
maninoff): trio. Praise the Lord"
(VerdD: s pm, anthem, THE Lord
Is Exalted" (WesD; tenor solo, Il
Know He Cares for Me" (Towner),
Hilbert D. Kratzer.
Mr.. Ruckman's organ numbers at
the vesper service will be: "Menuet
Gothique" (Boellmann); 'LOrgano
Primitive" CYon); "Andante Canta-
bile" (Tschaikowsky); offertory,
"Rondino" Beethoven-Kr post
lude. Finale" First Symphony"
(vierne).
Music a this mornings service at
Calvary Methodist Church will include
organ prelude, "Reverie" (Sanderson) (;
anthem. Come, Ye Children" (from
The Prodigal Son." (Sullivan): offer
tory duet, The Lord Is My Shepherd
(Smart), and organ postlude, ALA
Marcia in d. (HacketD.
Preceding the evening service,
Emma Louise Thompson, organist,
will play allegro Symphonique"
(Brahms). The solo quartet, COM
posed of Mrs. Marie C. Deal, soprano;
Mildred DeHart, contralto: Edward
Lippitt, tenor, and Fred J. Eden, bari
tone, will sing an anthem, The Ra-
diant Morn (Woodward), and THE
Day Is Past and Over (Sheldon).
The monthly musical service by the
vested choir of St. Margaret's Church
,aIl ~ %~I.
The program will include the fol-
lowing numbers from THE Messiah"
(HandeD: tenor solo, Comfort Ye
My People; chorus, And the Glory
of the Lord: contralto solo and
chorus, "Oh Thou That Tellest"; con-
tralto solo, He Shall Feed His
Flock" and soprano solo, Come. Unto
Him; also, the anthems 20 for a
Closer Walk" (GeibeD and The
Night Is Far Spent (Stearne). At the
offertory, 20 Lord, Have Mercy" from
"St. Paul" (Mendelssohn).
The soloists are, soprano. Myra M.
Marks: contraltos, Mrs. w. Fl. Beck,
Mrs. w. II. Benham and Miss M. Har-
riman; tenor. w. W. Gantz; bass, A. l..
Lambdin; organist and choirmaster,
Donald B. Macleod.
These musical services are given on
the first Sunday afternoon of each
month. The public Is invited.
Calvary Baptist Church music today
will include: Morning service, 10:40
an, organ numbers, prelude and
Fugue in D Minor" (Mendelssohn)
"Andante" from first symphony
(vierne); quartet, anthem. Peace
Leave with You" (Roberts); organ
postIude, Concert Piece" (Parker).
Evening service, 7:45 o'clock, organ
numbers, "A Song of Joy" (Stebbins)
.In Friendships Garden" (Maitland)
quartet, anthems, THE Heavens Are
Declaring" (Beethoven) and God
That Madest Earth and Heaven"
(Rile).
The music at the First Baptist
Church this morning will include:
Organ prelude, Lovely Appear Over
the Mountains" from "The Redemp-
ton" (Gounod); baritone solo. psalm,
of Thanksgiving" tAllitsen), w. II
whiteside; postlude. 'Triumphal
March (Wachs).
Robert NJ. Ruckman will play for
| his evening organ recital: Can
zona della Sera" (d,Evry), pas
torale" (Foote), "Reverie" (Johns-
! toni: soprano solo, "Still, Still With
Thee" (Custance). Frances L. Jack
f0an; "Postlude in e Flat" (Absr-
FanAhyt