Evening star., 1924-01-20

THIS morning at. the First Con-
i gregational Church the vested
chorus choir will sing 20 Lord
Most Holy" (Franck), and 20 Come
Before His Presence" (Martin). Mr..
Mueller will play prelude From
First Symphonic" (vierne), and as
postlude, Finale From Second Sym
phonie" (Widor).
At the musical vesper service at
4:45 o'clock Louis Thompson. tenor.
will assist with the program. The
quartet, composed Of Mr.. Rakemann,
first violin; Mr.. Wagner. second vio-
lin; Mr.. Griffin, viola, and Mr. Mat
teossian, cello, has made a reputa-
tion for itself in the city. They
w assist dssan with ra the sp4ne 5GS%nf Evse,
"Berceuse" tJarnefelt), -scherzo
From First Symphonic" tVierne) /;
tenor solo, still. Still With Thee"
(Holman); Rakemann String Quartet
with organ accompaniment. "Inspira-
eeno> sSn Eewssas' oTsan sEsss seaanss snd aF Eo~
(Barnby); tenor solo. "Rend Your
Hearts and Not Your Garments"
(Rogers); Rakemann String Quartet.
"Andante From the Quartet in D
Minor tMozart).
AT the 3 Q CLOCK service a SeCClOn
of the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra, under the direction of
Walter T. Holt. will assist in a spe-
cial musical service. John Phillip
Shaddick and the quartet composed
of Mrs. Ruby Potter, soprano; Mrs.
Goldie D. Hutchins. contralto; Hugh
B. Bugg. tenor. and Mr. Shaddick,
baritone. The program will be: Or
chestra, Suite From "A Day in Ven
Song" and GOOD Night: the quar-
tet of the church will sing Jesus. /
gan accompaniment. Shifting Shad-
ows" (OdelD; baritone solo, abide
With Me" tAshford); orchestra with
organ accompaniment, Prelude in c
Sharp Minor" (Rachmaninoff) organ
postlude, March of the Priestesses"
(VerdD.
At Ascension Church today H. r.
Firestone. tenor, will sing MY Hope
Is in the Everlasting" by Stainer, as
offertory solo. The CHOIR. under the
direction OF John B. Wilson. organist.
will sing "Te Deum" and .Jubilate,"
by Sullivan.
For the evening service the follow
Ing program has been arranged: Or
gan prelude, "At Twilight" (Steb-
bins: "Masnificat' q: c. Marks:
offertory anthem, 1--WE Have Seen His
Star" (Claire); postlude, 'Finale," So
nata in Handers style (Wolsten-
holme).
The quartet is composed OF Mrs.
Aileen IL Burns, soprano; Mrs. Julia
C. Gray, contralto; James K Morton.
tenor, and Lawrence E. Murray,
bass.
The music for this mornings serv-
ice of All Souls Unitarian Church,
which is held in B. r. Keith's Theater,
will be given by Miss Elsa Raner
violinist; Richard Lorleberg, 'cellist;
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. bass,
and Lewis Atwater. pianist The pro
gram will include base solos with OBJ
bIigato. 80 Loving Father (Del Riego)
and ITO Scenes Of Peace (Mozart: /:
violin. cello and piano trios AN
dante Theme: 1Tho.ns2: tMidaz, 1890 and 5Ms1sd- sfa9
erato" (Massenet).
For the II o'clock service at
the Mount Pleasant Congr regational
by the Mount Pleasant chorus and
the solo quartet, composed of Miss
Frances Scherger, soprano; Mrs. Ha-
zen P. Buehler, contralto; William
Shanahan. tenor. and Herman Fakler,
bass under the direction of Norton
NJ. Little. with Claude Robeson at
the organ. The music at the vesper
service. o'clock. Is by the solo quar-
tet. The program will include; Morn
iation." E major (Lizst). bass solo.
Mr.. Fakler; offertory, Spirit 1mnor-
tai" from rAttilla" (verdD. chorus:
o~ean postlude. "Postlude' (Voll-
mann). Vesper service-Organ pre-
iude, 'Iento" (Jadassohn): contralto
solo. Thou wilt Keep Him in Per-
feet Peace" (Patten), Mrs. Buehler;
cffertory, rThe Lost Sheep" (Foster).
quartet. and organ postlude, FESTIVAL
March" (Teilman).