Evening star., 1924-03-30
IN THE CHURCHES


Georgetown, of which August
King Smith is organist and choir
! master, will give a sacred concert
Tuesday evening at s o'clock, in the
| church. The choir will be assisted by
| Margaret Kramer. Clara Hoffstetten,
f: I'heodosia Shaler and Ruth Panton,
| sopranos, and Eleanor HuIburd, Edna
| Zindel, Ruth Easling and Margaret
| Howard. contraltos.
| Following is the program: Prelude,
| "M3rChe tunebre ct Chant Sera-
/ phiquc" (Gounod); anthem. The Day
Is past and over" (Marks), solos
| by. Miss iofrstetter and Mr. Myers:
| solo, Invocation" (HammondJ. G. c.
! Stonebraker; organ. "Andante," from
! string quartet (Tschaikowsky); wom-
ems chorus, Lamb of Cod and 81
Thirst from Hayden.N Passion. "
| arranged by August King-SrnithJ
| solo, "A Psalm of Thanksgiving
/ (AllitsenD. T.. Harry l.. Myers: an
| them. God Is Spirit" CBennett) ;
solo. % Divine Redecmer' (Gounod).
! Miss Margaret Kramer. harp accom-
paniment by Miss Viola Abrams: Of
| fertory, Meditation" Cinder1: an
them, Sing Alleluia Forth" (Buck) F.:
postlude, "Toccata in II Minor
! (Bach).
This evening at the Church OF the
Covenant beginning at O'Clock, the
music viii be by the evening choir Of
I9u voices, Claude Robson. direct or:
Harvey Murray. organist: Mrs. How
! quartet.
| The choir will sing Christ When
/ a Chlld Garden Made" (Tschaikow-
| sky), and Thine Forever, God of
Love" Price).
Mr.. Farrar and Mr.. Fakler will
sing the duet for tenor and bass, so
Thou hiftest Thy Divine Petition. .
/ from THE CrucifiNion." and Miss
Peter will sing, Hope Thou in God"
| (Nevin).
The public is invited.
This morning at the Mount Pleas
ant Congre gational Church, for the
ii O'Clock service, the music will he
t.y the Mount Pleasant chorus and
the solo quartet under the direction
son at the organ.
For the vesper service at D o'clock
the music is given by the solo quartet
TIE programs follow: Morning serv-
Zee Priere. suite for organ (Boell-
Thee" CHaWley) Mr. FaIker: offer-
tory. "One Sweetly Solemn Though
fAnbrose). Mount Pleasant chorus:
organ postlude, "Toccata" suite for
organ tBoellmann). Nesper service
Organ prelude. "Andantino" Lemai-
| gre): sorrano solo, "All in the April
Evening (Diack). Miss Scherger;
offe ertory, 20. Love Divine" (Thayer)
quartet; organ Dostlude, March
(WeSt).
The public is invited.
Helen Gerrer. vioIinist: Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann. bass. with
Lewis Atwater at the piano, will give
the musical part of this mornings
service of All Souls Unitarian Church,
held in Keith's Theater
The program will include: Violin
solos, ''Nocturne" (Chopin). "AIelodie"
(Gluck kreisler). "Canzonetta'
Little Children to Come Unto Me"
(Douty).
At the Church of the Ascension this
morning the choir, under the direc-
tion of John b. Wilson. will sing
''Venite" (Gregorian), "Renedictus eS
Domino (Custance). 'Benedictus'
(Gregorian) and the offertory anthem.
service Mr.. Wilson will play as pre-
! lude Grave -Adagio" (Mendelssohn)
and as postlude Grand Choeur'
CDubois).
At the evening service today the
choir will sing Peace" part III Of
. Maunders I,enten cantata. "Penitence.
Pardon and Peace" The solo parts
will be sung by Mrs Aileen NJ Burns,
soprano. and Lawrence E. Murray.
bass. The instrumental numbers will
be ''1ntermezzo,' from Sonata in A
Flat" (Rheinherger), and Grand
Choeur" tGuilmanD.
The choir of st. Andrews Episcopal
tChurch, under the direction of Mar
guerite A. Ross. organist, assisted by
Helen Belt, violinist, and the quartet
of Western Presbyterian Church, will
present a musical service this eve
De- h.
Church.
The program will include: Violin
| solos, Romance tSvendsen) and
The Walnut Tree" fschumann-
Turn Thee" (Gounod), BE Merciful
Unto Me- (Syndehan), and Come Be
fore His Presence" (Martin); mod
ern motet, by Cyril Jenkins. Lead,
Kindly Light" with solos by Harlan
Randell, baritone.
| Mrs. Ross will be at the organ.
+; Miss Mae Hansford. soprano soIoist,
will sing 20 Divine Redeemer." by
Gounod, at the mornign service of
! the Cleveland Park Congrega tional
Church. Mrs Page Nick Etchfson,
musical director and pianist. will play
prelude; "Quietude, GGreglD;, offer
iude, Presto" tscharwenka9.
Luther Place Memorial Church mu-
sic today will be: Morning service, II
o'clock-Prelude, "Andante Con Moto''
(Hollins); anthem, Praise the Lord.
| o Jerusalem (Clare); offertory, "A
Song" (Rousseau); postlude, March
| Celeste" tCole). Evening service. s
o,clock-Prelude,, "Adoration" tBorow-
Hearts" tshelley); offertory, "Andan-
tino'' Oemaigre); anthem. "Submis-
sion" (Chafin); postlude. Allegro
! Con Brio" tGrey).
| The II am. service of the Metropoli-
! tan NJ L. Church will be broadcast.
! The quartet will sing, Hear, o Lord"
| (Rogers); 90 Love That Wilt Not
Let Me Go" (Harris), send Out Thy
| Light (Gounod) and "The Heart of
God" (McAfee).
At the evening service at O'Clock
the quartet will sing '1The Friend
Who Waiteth Nigh (Macy) and "He
Shall Feed His Flock" (Harker).
The quartet is composed of Mrs.
Bertha H. Gottsman, soprano; Mrs.
| Adelaide L. Humphrey, contra1to; !;
Daniel E. Morgan, tenor, and Arthur
n. Gardner. baritone, with Miss Mary
c. Brewer at the organ.
The Fisk University Jubilee Singers
will be at the First Congregational
Church today at the musical vesper
service at 4:45 and again at the s
o'clock preaching service. These
singers have toured Europe and
have been commanded to sing be-
fore royalty. They sing the negro
spirituals and folk songs, melodies
composed and sung in the cotton fields
, and in the primitive religious meet