Evening star., 1924-09-14
In the Churches

THE music at the First Baptist
! Church this season will be in
charge of w. Harold Whiteside. pre-
centor and soloist. and Robert NJ
Ruckman, orgAnist. Following the
usual custom, Mr.. Ruckman will give
15-minute recital preceding the
evening service. The musical num-
hers this morning will include:
Largo from the New World
Consider and Hear Me" Harker):
postIude, allegro" (GuilmanD. In
the evening the organ numbers will
be: "Allegretto," from "Symphony
Pathetique" (Tschaikowsky) Canon
in f Minor" (SchumannD, "Berceuse"
tGodardD; offcrtory solo. Forever
With the Lord" tGounod): postlude
March," (Rogers).
Special music for Vermont Avenue
Christian Church today will include:
Morning, organ prelude: contralto
solo, blessed Are They That Mourn
(Ward-Stephens): mixed quartet, 90
Day of Rest and Gladness" (Gaines);
organ postlude. Evening, organ pre-
lude; baritone solo, Spirit of Cod
(Neidlinger); male quartet, "Just Be-
yond" (Parks).
The first rehearsal of the chorus
-
ginning next Sunday the chorus will
be featured at each service, in addi-
tion to the mixed and male Quartets.
This choir is a member of the Ma
tional Federation of Music Clubs, and
will give a number of concerts as
well as special musical services dur
ing the Winter and. Spring. A cordial
invitation is extended to singers to
join this organization for the Winter
O nd 10 En in hA mo n iItfi 90
planned.
The choir personnel consists of Mrs.
s. D. Shreve. soprano; Mrs. +. M.
Shore, contralto; Paul q. LediG, tenor;
w. S. Haynie, baritone; John c. Smith,
bass: j. Ernest Sparks, organist, and
w. Z. Braithwaite, director.
First congregational Church music
today will be: Morning, prelude.
Meditation" (SturGes); anthem,
Blessed Are the Merciful" (Hiles):
solo, Consider and Hear Me" (Har-
ker), Goldie Dressler Hutchins; post
lude, "Allegretto" (Stone). Evening,
prelude, "Canzonetta" (Gade); an
them, Rest in the Lord" (Burdett;
baritone and tenor duet, "Watchman.
What of the Night" (SarjeanO, John
Smith; postlude, March in F'' (Stone).
Louis A. Potter. director of music
at the Epworth M. 4. Church, Thir-
teenth and East Capitol streets, has
prepared the following music for
today: In the morning service quar-
tct composed Of Helen Clark, soprano;
Alice Moore, contralto; Cameron Bur
ton, bass; Mr.. Potter, tenor, with Ed
win Moore at the piano, will sing
Come Now and Let Us Reason To-
gether." by Briant, and Dear Lord
and Father of Mankind" by Hosmer.
Organization of large chorus
choir has begun and rehearsals. held
Saturday nights, are under way pre-
pairing the choir for programs when
the new organ is completed and serv-
ices can be resumed In the main
auditorium Of the church.
The music for todays services at
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South, under the d.
rection of r. Deane Shure, Will be as
follows: Morning, organ PRELUDE.
"Communion' (de Ia Tombelle). Mrs.
Frank A. Frost: anthem, Praise OF
Love Divine" (Porter). the Mount
Vernon chorus quartet: "a Little
While" (Stebbin), the Mount Vernon
quartet; organ postlude, procession
al March" (Guiraud). Mrs. Frost. Eve
ning-Twenty-min organ recltai
by Mr.. Shure. Anthem. THE Night
Watches Lorenz); quartet, Keep
Us, Saviour, Day by Day" (Sankey);
organ postlude. "Postluds" ue-
maigre).