Evening star., 1924-06-15
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DRANK HENRY PIERCE Of ch,ca on

FRANK HENRY PIERCE of Chicago
and Los Angeles and NJ. McHenry
McChord of st. Philips Cathedral, At
lanta. Ga, are to be guest organists
at the First Congregational Church
today. Mr.. Pierce viii play at the ii
am. service and Mr.. McChord at the 8
pm. service.
For many years Mr.. Pierce was the
organist at the auditorium in Chicago
during the pastorate of Dr. Frank
Gunsaulus. Mr. Pierce is well known
composer and the Quartet will sing
one OF his compositions during the
morning service, Flag of Our Coun-
try"
MIR. McChord was the organist and
choirmaSter in the Church of the
Epiphany here in Washington for six
years. He has had a great deal of ex-
perience in concert work and spends
his summer playing in the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church and the
Grace Episcopal Church in New York
teen minute pre-service organ recital
sketches Of the city cSe"inp? @Nevinp;
'Traumerei," (Huby), and "In Sum
mer" tStebbins)
At the Luther Place Memorial
Church music today will be: Morn
ing service. IL a.m.-Prelude to Ben
Hur" tChadwich: offertory. The
Holy Boy" Ureland); postlude. ALA
Marcia" (Hackett). Evening service,
s p.m-Prelude, "Murmuring Zephyrs"
(Jensen); anthem. THE Good Shep-
herd" (BarrD; offertory. Nautilus"
(MacDowelD: anthem, More Love to
Thee" (Speaks), and "Postlude in G"
(Ashford).
A special children's day service will
be held in the morning.
be presented today by the choir and
orchestra at the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church. 9th and - streets north
east: Morning@Choir, anthem. "Oh,
be Joyful in the Lord" tNevin). Eve
ning-Choir. anthem, Mighty Je-
hovah" G3ellinD: orchestra concert
Apple Blossoms" Uoberts): Anna
ryllis'' (GhvS); overture. "Nabuco-
donosor" CVerdD. and Legend Of
Rose" (ReynardD.
Cadman's song cycle, THE Morning
of the Year" will be presented Tues
day evening at ST Andrews Epis-
copal Church under the direction of
Marguerite A. Ross. who Will act as
accompanist. The quartet singing the
cycle includes Minnie Noikman. So
prano; Sue Hess. contralto; Walter
Frick, tenor, and George Parker,
bass.
Music today at the First Baptist
Church will be: Morning-Organ
prelude. "Canzona" (ScotD; offertory
solo, Great Peace Have They" (Rog-
ers), Mrs. Florence Howard: organ.
recital by Charles Ferry, "Larghetto"
DynhanD, "Capriccio" hemaigre),
Fanfare" (Dennee); anthems by the
evening chorus. Almighty God"
Hauser): Dream of Galilee" MARS
den), and organ, "Postlude" (WesD.
Harry Wallr of New York will give
two viola solos at this mornings
service of All Souls Unitarian
Church. Charles Trowbridge Tit
man will sing Hymn of Trust" by
Mrs H A. A Beach. and Mr.. Atwater
will play numbers by LenoTmand.
At the morning service of the
Cleveland Park Congregational
Church Mrs Page Nick. Etchison,
musical director and pianist. will play
as prelude MY Prayer" by Baines;
as offertory, Largo" by Handel and
as postlude, "Rece essional," by Shep-
pard. Mrs Arthur S. Hemming, so
prano, will sing solo.
Presbyterian Church. composed of
Miss Evelyn Gribbin, soprano; Miss
Anita Gauges, contralto; T.. H. Har-
dell, tenor, and Albert o. Stearns, jr.,
bass will sing tomorrow morning
The Lord is Exalted" (West, and
Mr. Stearns will sing still. Still With
Thee" (Hawley).
In the evening the anthem will be
The Shadows of the Evening Hour"
(Barri-Shelly). and the solo. Saviour,
Breathe An Evening Blessing (Am-
brose), by Mr.. Harden.
In the early future the Cathedral
Choir. which is now singing in the
Bethlehem Chapel of the National
Cathedral, will be enlarged for the
purpose and need of the services in
the cathedral itself, of which the apse
and choir are now being built.
A solo quartet of first and second
tenors, first and second basses will
be the principal appointments, after
which chorus tenors and chorus bari
tones and basses will be selected.
The choir will gradually be built
up to group of forty boys and
twenty-five men.
The music for today's services at
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South will be as
Mrs. Frank y. Frost; anthem. Wan
derer. Come" (Wilson), male quartet;
"Fairest Land" tMeredith), organ post
lude. Evening-Twenty minute organ
recital r. Deane Shure; anthem,
Come Unto Me" tShubert), male
quartet; "Over Yonder" (Tullar), or
gan postlude.
The organ recital by Mr. Shure will
be a lecture recital on American
birds, with their calls illustrated on
the organ.
S. Riley, 1857 Rhode Island avenue