Evening star., 1924-11-02
In the Churches

ing and evening services at the
First Congregational Church today
will be given by the chorus choir of
60 voices. with organ numbers by
Charles T.. Ferry.
Program as follows: Morning
"Prelude-Lento" (Jadassohn), an
them, Praise the Lord, o My Soul"
(SmarD; postlude. Finale" (Stain-
err. Evening-prelude, Evening
Song (Johnson); anthem, Gloria
From 18th Mass" (Mozar); baritone
solo, Come Unto Me" DUNN; Post
lude in D'' (Moran).
The Sunday vesper service at 4:45
pm. will be composed of selections
by the Washington Quartet. F. M.
Bowie. tenor: Mrs. Bowie, soprano;
Fred East, baritone, and Miss Richie
Mclean, contralto.
The program will be: prelude and
Fugue in f Minor" (Bach), anthem,
Festival TIE Deum (Buck), the
Washington Quartet; "Reverie"
(Strauss), contralto solo. "The Lord
Is My Shepherd" (Booth). Miss Nc
! Lean; anthem, Great Redeemer,
Friend of Sinners" (Gluck). the
quartet: "Elegy" (Noble): duet, MY
Song Shall Be Away Thy Mercy"
fMendelssohn). Mr.. and Mrs. Bowie;
| anthem, Art Thou Weary?"
Fantasia" (Moorse).
Every Sunday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock is held a special service at
st. Patrick's Church, consisting of
| rosary, ltany and benediction, with
music by the mixed choir. under the
direction of Jennie Glennan.
Today two hymncs in commemora-
| tion of the dead will be used, How
| Softly They Rest" music by Healey
william. words by Longfellow, and
| Rest in Peace, y Souls Immortal"
! Naegelli U7S6-1S36).
The quartet who will sing is COM
posed of Edna Hillyard Howard, Car
| olyn Manning, Roydon J. Dixon and
James Nolan.
| Music at the Church of the Trans
| fguration today will include: Morn
| ing, professional, Soldiers of the
| Cross, Arise; introit, Savior! When
/ in Dust to Thee; "Gloria Tibi." by Pax
| ton; hymn, Jesus, Lover of My Soul;
''Sanctus in G, by Hammond: traditional
| Gloria in Excelsis'; recessional, 1.-THE
King of Love My Shepherd Is" Eve
| ming, at 1:30 pm, same proce sSional;
| 'Magnif1cat,' by Smart; "Nunc Dimitis, -
| by Barnby; same sermon hymn; offer
| tory, "Recessional, by De koven, with
| incidental solo by c. NJ. Zepp; hymn,
| SOFTLY Now the Light of Day: recess
sional, Savior, Again in Thy Dear
J Name
James Dickinson, organist and choir
| master, will direct the music.
Music at the Ninth Street Christian
Church today will include: Morning
service-Choir anthem, "The Lord Is
| My Rock" (Woodman). Evening serv-
I n, II -,
| (Gernan): overture, IF I were King
| (AdamD; "Elegie" (MasseneO. Re
| membrance" Deppen), given by the
! orchestra of the Ninth Street Chris
tian Sunday School.
| Earl Carbauh. baritone soloist at
| the Central Presbyterian Church, will
! sing Tho Earth Is the Lords
| Nynes), at tho morning service, and
| The Day Is Ended (Briggs) at the
| evening service, with Mrs May Will
! bur at the organ.
| Music by the choir of Vermont Ave
| nue. Christian Church today will be:
MorninS-Chorus, Seek Ye the Lord
| (Roberts). incidental solo by Mr..
! Ledig; mixed quartet, 80, Come to Ny
| Heart" (Ambrose), incidental solo by
Mr.. Haynie. Evening-Special musi-
cal service, when the choir will be
assisted by Miss Helen Gerrer, violin
list; chorus. Love That Will Not Let
Me Go" (DrobegG), incidental trio by
Mrs. Shore. Mr.. Ledig and Mr.. Haynie;
violin solo, "Adagio" (Reis), Miss
| Gerrer; soprano solo and male chorus,
when Thou CONTEST U3ossini Parks,
Mrs. Shreve and male quartet; con-
tralto solo, The Voice in the Wilder
| ness" (Scott), Mrs. Shore; chorus.
''Crossing the Bar" (Schnecker). Incl
| dental soprano solo by Mrs. Shreve,
and violin obblisato, by Miss Gerrer;
male chorus, The Shadows of the
Evening Hours" CBarrD, incidental
baritone solos by MIR. Haynic; violin
solos. Poem (F'ibich) and 'Noc-
turne' (Chopin), Miss Gerrer.
Tho music today at Saint Adams
will be selections appropriate for All
| Saints. 1t will include: Professional
| hymn 176, sermon hymn 394, offer
| tory anthem, "a New Heaven and a
I New Earth" from GauIs Holy City
| (the solo part will be sustained by
Frederick Shafer, baritone soloist OF
| the choir); Recessional hymn 17a.
! Saint Alban's choir, under Miss
Goodwin's direction, is doing excel
! lent work. 1t is a mixed choir of
| women, men and boys and has d roll
! low: Beatrice Seymour Goodwin, di-
rector and soprano; Marjorie Bradt,
! contralto; George Annis, tenor; Fred
/ crick, Shafer, baritone, and Allen
! Watson, orgauist
! The choir Of All Saints Church
| Chevy Chase. will give the monthly
| musical service tonight at O'Clock
| The numbers will include, 'sMagnificat
;zr, Ir+
| anthem, ''Thc Day Is Past and Over
! (Marks), and offertory Il Waited for
the Lord (Mendclssohn).
| At the IL o'clock service they will
! sing Communion Service" (Gowcr),
and for the offertory, "The Saints OF
God" (Jordan). The soloists are
! Phyllis Price and Blanche Bolln, So
pranos; Louise Platt, contralto; +. w
! S. Evans, tenor; Leslie Coy1e, bari
| tone, and II. 8. Whitmore, bass; W.
! II. Taylor is organist and director.
! The music, under the direction Of T
! Guy Lucas, at st. Johns Church, La
fayette square, today will be: Mat
| tins at 11:O0 am: 'Te Deum" Gin d.
Woodward: offertory, "The Sun Shall
Be No More" Woodward. Choral
evensong at 500 Pm; Psalm, IL
''Magnifcat" Gin E att Button; offer
| tory, Souls of the Righteous" Noble
The music for today's services at
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South, under the
| direction of r Deane Shure, will be
as follows: Morning-Organ prelude
"Adagio Sostenuto." (from moonlight
Sonata" (Beethoven), Mrs. Frank A
Frost; anthem, "a Safe Retreat
/ (Adams), Mount Vernon Chorus
quartet, Test I Should Stray NC
Gown, w. A. Mccoy, first tenor
Everett S. Hardell, second tenor: H
J. Bailey, baritone; James p. Schick
| bass. organ postlude, "Festal March