Evening star., 1924-11-23

THE music today at ST. Johns
Church will be as follows: Morn
ing prayer. IL am: tie Deum" lin F.
(SomervelD; offertory, Lead, Kind
ly Light" CDykes). Choral evensong,
8 pm: "Magnficat" lin F. (Somer-
velD; offertory. THE King Shall Re-
joice" (Goss): soloist, " Hammer.
The organ recital program Frids y
by r. Guy Lucas, organist of the
church. assisted by H. LIE Roy Lewis.
baritone, will include: "Fugue in D
Major" (Bach); two chorale preludes.
"Rhosymedre" vaughan Williams)
and "Martyrdom" parry: aria, 20
Eternity (Bach), H. LIE Roy Lewis:
"Bohemesque" CWolstenholme); two
little pieces, "Berceuse" Faulkes)
and "Aubade" (StrelezkD; recit.
Thus Saith the Lord (HandeD ::
aria. But Who May Abide the Day
of His Coming" Fl. LIE Roy Lewis;
sonata, No. 4. Allegro con brio. An
dante religioso, Allegretto. Allegro
maestoso vivace (Mendelssohn).,
Church today will be: Organ prelude,
Largo" (HandeD; solo, "A Song of
Thanksgiving" (Allitsen): solo, Re-
joice Greatly" (HandeD; organ offer
tory. "Andanta" (Du Bois): duet,
Seek Ye the Lord Lansing); organ
postlude, 'Marche Nuptiale.'
Gretchen Hood, soprano: Charles
Trowbridge Tittman, bass, and Lewis
Atwater. organist. will present it.
This afternoon quiet period, with
a program of Italian music on the
Green Memorial organ will feature
"Preludio' (BossD. "Pastorale" tScar-
IL t. L
uppD, Elevation" (BossD. Christ
mas in Sicily" (Pietro Yon) and
Hymn to the Sun (MascagnD.
Next Sunday a program of French
music will be presented.
Ryland NJ. E. Church Choir will give
a special program of music at both
morning and evening services today.
The selections will include: Sing
Aloud Unto God" (Heyser), "A Song
Of Praise" (Ashford). Love Divine"
(Wildermere), "A Song of Thanks
giving" (Allitsen) and Praise Ye"
(VerdD.
Solos will be sung by Mrs. Smith
Lankford and Miss Grace Biddle, So
pranos: Mrs. Jack Allen, contralto:
Fred Yount, tenor; Melville Leonard
and DR.. G. Harris White, basses. The
choir is under the direction of Mrs.
Milton Odell, with Mrs. White at the
organ.
The music of Emmanuel Baptist
Church Choir today will be especially
appropriate to the Thanksgiving sea-
son. At the morning service the
program will be: Prelude, Songs
without Words" opus No. 1 (Men-
delssohn); anthem, Praise the Lord,
o Jerusalem" (Maunder): anthem,
20 Give Thanks Unto the Lord"
tSpeaks).
The evening service will be devot-
ed to music. The choir will sing a
cantata, Maunder's Song Of Thanks
giving" the solos being taken by Ha-
zen Hughes. soprano; Ethel r. Grain
ger, contralto: Denton Ledford. ten
or, and c. Ridgeway Taylor, BARI
tone. Mrs. Emily G. Dickinson is
musical director and pianist.
Edna Bishop Daniel, in her teach
ing of scientific voice production. will
add to the individual vocal lessons Of
her pupils q weekly class lesson in
theory Monday evenings at s o'clock,
beginning December 1. in which her
students will be taught the anatomy.
physiology and physics of the vocal
instrument.
i Special Thanksgiving music will
be sung by the solo quartet at CAL
vary Methodist Church at both serv-
ices today. Music at the morning
service will include organ prelude,
Come, Ye Thankful People, Come"
(Elvey); anthem, 20 Give Thanks
Unto the Lord" (Spence); offertory
duet, 1.-The Fulfillment," from Song
of Thanksgiving" (Maunder), Mrs.
Deal, soprano, and Mr. Lippitt, tenor:
quartet, Prayer of Thanksgiving"
Dutch folk song); organ postlude,
Harvest Thanksgiving March" (Cal-
kim.
At the evening service Emma Louise
Thompson, organist, will include in
her 15-minute recital preceding the
evening service, Thanksgiving at
Harvest Time" from Ruth" (Cowen),
and Moment Religieux" FrimD.
The solo quartet, composed of Mrs.
Marie C. Deal, soprano: Miss Mildred
De Hart, contralto; Edward Lippitt,
tenor. and Fred J. Eden, baritone and
director, will sing an anthem, Fear
Not, o Land" (Rogers); offertory
quartet, Even. Me" (Warren); organ
postlude, "Festal March" (Hackett).
Louise Homer Stires will sing the
offertory at the morning service in
Christ Church, Alexandria, today.
The program includes: Morning serv-
ice, organ prelude, Prayer" from
"Lohengrin" (Wagner); "Te Deum in
ID" (Field); offertory, soprano solo,
Louise Homer Stires; organ postlude,
prelude and Fugue in d Minor
(Bach). Evening service-Organ pre-
|5,,dA oREelody in. e. Major -(Haydn3;