Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19
In the Churches

ly organ recitals, beginning next Sun
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock. and
continuing each month until Ash
Wednesday, when they will be given
weekly. each Sunday afternoon until
Easter. Local and out of town must
clans will assist at each recital.
The guest soloist next week Will be
RichardLorleberg. violoncellist.
The new Christmas cantata, "The
Light OF the World" by Frederick
II. Candlyn. will be sung by the
choir of st. Paurs Church, during the
Yuletide season, under the direction
Of Mr.. Freeman The accompani
ments will be sembellished by an or
chestra of strings. The solo parts
will be sung by Mabel foote Whitman
soprano: Elizabeth Kerr. contralto
Floyd Williams, tenor, and Horace "A.
Lake
The music at the First Baptist VIII
he: Morning, prelude, "Chanson Mati,
male" Uange): offertory. w. Haroid
Whiteside. soloist, Save Me, @ 600
tRaudagger) postlude. Gothic
March (FoschinD. For HRS evening
recital. Robert NJ. Ruckman. organ
list. will play: Notwithstanding
lShutze), "Shepherd's Song (Guil-
manD, "Salut glamour" (ElgaD,
Even Song" (Pearce); offertory solo,
Babylon" (Watson); postlude, TEN
pie March" Uyon.
The music at the Ninth Street Chris
tan Church today will be: Morning
service. choir. anthem. Il VIII Mag
Nifty Thee, 0 God" (Spence). Eve
ming service. orchestra numbers.
Told at Twilight" (Huerter', over
t,lt In Alreria' fRnSClnl) D..
Melody" (FrimD, "Song of the Boat
men of the volga" (Russian): soprano
solo. Our Saviours Promise" Lippa).
Elsie NJ. English: flute solo, Spring
Song" (Mendelssohn), w. S. Callahan.
The music for today's services at the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church South. under the direction
of r. Deane Shure, will be as follows
Morning Organ prelude, Prelude
(Flager). Mrs. Frank A. Frost; an
them. "Oh, That l. Had Wings" lWil-
liams). the Mount Vernon Chorus; quar-
tet, Over Yonder' tTuller), w. Arthur
Mccoy, first tenor: Everett S. Hardell,
second tenor; Howard p. Bailey, bari
tone, and James =. Schick. bass; or
gan postlude. "Nuptial March Dun-
CAM. Evening -Twenty-minute organ
recital by Mr.. Shure: Anthem. Grown
Him Lord" (Heyser) quartet. Gods
Summerland' (Meredith) f: organ post
lude, "Postlude in A Minor" (ColbQrn).
The Emmanuel Baptist Church
choir's music for this mornings serv,
Ice includes "Chopin's Prelude in c
Minor" and anthems. The King of
Love My Shepherd Is tShelly), Seek
Ye the Lord" tRoberts).
ha avepiOer Spry{ce tho
Hazel Hughes. soprano: Edith II.
Granger. alto; Denton Ledford. tenor
G. Ridgway Taylor, baritone-will
sing Now the Day Is Over (Speaks).
The male chorus will sing THE Won
drous Cross (GeIbeD and Love
Lifted Me" Csmith). Mrs. Emily G..
Dickinson is choir director.
Music by choir Of Vermont Avenue
Christian Church today Will be;
Morning-Chorus, "Hark, Hark, My
Soul" tShelley): bass solo, The Pub
lIcan" CVan de Waterl. Evening
Mixed chorus. oh. That Had
Wings" tWilliams): male quartet, Il
Want Ny Life to Tell U,orenz).
The liturRical vespers at St. Pat
rick's is sung at 7:3o pm. by the
Sanctuary Choir "a male choir of 80
voices) under the direction of c. A.
Benson with F. O'Brien at the organ.
Today the Psalms and "Magnifcat" will
he sung in the Falsi Bordoni style,
concluding with a ''Salve Regina" by
Alols Bartschmid. and the Benediction
music Will include "Cantate Domino"
motel with solo and obbligato.
adapted from Haydn. The versicles
a the "Magnifcat" will be sung by
Z. r. Wood, principal cantor.
This morning at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church the music
will be given by the Mount Pleasant
chorus and solo quartet, composed of
Frances Scherger, soprano; Carla Pas
volsky. alto; William 7. Shanahan,
tenor, and Herman Fakler, bass. under
the directfon Of Norton NJ. Little, with
Claude Robson at the organ. For the
vesper service, beginning at O'clock
pm, the music Is given by the solo
quartet.
The program follows: Morning serv-
ice, il o'clock-Organ prelude. "Priere"
(Boellmann): tenor solo, Spirit of
God" (Neidllnger); offertory (chorus),
20 Lord. How Manifold" (Barnby); or
gan postlude, "Minuet" (Boellmann).
Vesper service, p.m.-Organ prelude,
Prayer" U.emaigre); soprano solo,
THE Pilgrim" (Speaks); offertory
(quartet), THE Lord is My Shepherd"
(Booth): organ postlude, March"
(Rogers).
The musical program at the morn
ing service at Cleveland Park CoDgre-
gational Church will be prelude,
"Quietude" NHoffman); offertory, MEL
ody" (Beethoven): postlude, Post
lude" (Barnes), by Mrs. Page Mex.
Etchison, director Of music and plan
list. The soloist will be Mrs. Emerett
c. Elliott, who will sing MY Redeem
er and My Lord" (Buck).
Music at this mornings services at
Cavalry Methodist Church will in
clude an anthem by the quartet, Art
Thou Weary" iSchnecker). and Il
solo, BE With Is stir (MasseneO,
sung by Mr.. Eden. The organ num-
bers at this service are 'Cortege'
(Dubois), and postlude, Gloria
(Mozart.
At the evening service the quartet
will sing THE Shadows of the Eve
ming Hours" tNichoD. Edward Lip
pitt, tenor, will sing Fear Ye Not,
@ Israer' (Buck). The organ numbers
will be ''Sortie" (Rogers); "Gondoliera"
(Mendelssohn), and "Postlude' Web
err.
The music today at st. Johns
Church will be: Mathis. II a.m.-Te
Deum. Stanford in B fiat; offertory,
1.-The Wilderness" Goss; soloists. New
ton Hammer and j. P. Shaddick
Choral evensong, 8 p.m.-Magnif1cat,
Plainsong; offertory, God Is a Spirit
Bennett. T. Guy Lucas is organist and
choirmaster.
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