Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03

the church liturgy Of the ancient Rus
sian church, as well as OF the general
selections.
This group of singers alternate at the
festival with Mary Potter, concert con-
traito; AIRY Dulfer, distinguished Dutch
violin virtuoso: Angelo Boschetti, BARI
tone. and Raymond Putnam, who Is one
of the brilliant younger pianists of Bos-
ton. Mary Potter and associate artists
will give the program at musical YES
pers, 4:45 O'Clock this afternoon, and
the concert program at O'CLOCK TO-
morrow night. The Russian Cathedral
Singers will sing again tonight at the
special music service.
Following are today,s programs;
Musical vesper service. Miss Potter and
Canon in B Minor" (schumann); vio-
lin solo. ALLEGRO" tTartinD; contralto
solo, "Air di Poppea" lHandeD, Before
the Cruciflx" ia Forge; baritone
solo "ombra mai fu" 6handen, patno
solo. "Trees" (RasbachJ; "Serenade"
| (Strauss): offertory organ. "Pilgrm's
Chorus from Tannhauser" lWagner)
contralto solo, "Agnus Del (Bizetl,
I piano and organ accompaniment with
/ violin obliGato.
Night musical service, Russian Cathe-
! dral Singers-Prelude, "Praeludium
| symphonique" avery. Lords PRAYER
lancient chant. I'm Church" fTschai ;,
Rimsky -korsakon). Moonlight dtus-
. sian folk song), sextet; tenor solo,
aria from prince Igor" (Borodine), Mr..
Vasilieff; .'kalinka" ., lRusslan folk
zettD, sextet; postlude. "Marche
Triomphale", Ferratal.
Christ Church. Alexandria. Va
Music today will be: Morning. serv-
ice. II o'clock: Organ prelude. "Andan-
tino in D Flat" Nemare); TIE Deum''
Jackson). offertory, quartet, Bow
Down Thine Ear" (Frank); organ
postlude, "Postlude in F' (Cappelen).
lude, 'Larghetto" (kuhlam: quartet,
80 Love That Will Not Let Me Co
Harris); offertory anthem. 20 Lamb
of God" (Bischoff): organ postlude,
"Postlnde in G" (MerkeD.
Estelle Wentworth is choir director
and Katherine Seelye Wallace. or
ganist.
A special musical service will be
given by the choir of the Vermont
at o'clock. The program will be:
Mixed quartet. sweet the Moments"
| Dressler): violin solo, "Andante Re
ligioso" tThome); chorus, Light Of
1T Heard the Voice of Jesus Say
! (Harris): violin solo, Alteration,
! tBorowsky); soprano solo, 20 Lord,
be Merciful' CBartletD; male quartet
| tWltn soprano oDDl1SdtOD, tf-dihSp.
The choir will be assisted by Ruby
Stanford, violinist, and Jack Shore,
boy soprano.
This evening at the Church of the
covenant at 8 O'Clock the music Will
be given by the evening choir, one
hundred voices. Claude Robson, di-
Irector; Harvey Murray. organist; Mrs.
Howard Blandy, pianist; and the solo
quartet, composed of Miss Ruth Peter,
lsoprano: Miss Richie Mclean. con-
,tralto; Ross Farrar, tenor, and Her
man Fakler, bass.
The program follows: Chorusess,
1.-THE Roseate Hues Of Early Dawn"
Savior. Now the Day Is Ending" and
THE Lord Is My Rock, tenor solo,
Mr.. Farrar.
The public is cordially invited to this
service.
The Mount Pleasant congregational
Church announces the soloists for the
February musical vesper services be-
ginning this afternoon at AS o'clock.
Frances Scherger, soprano; Mrs. Hazen
p. Buehler, contTalto. William p.
Shanahan, tenor. and Herman FakleT,
bass. will be assisted by the solo quar-
composed of Ruth Peter. soprano
Richie Mclean, contralto; .. B. Pheley,
tenor: Raymond Moore. bass. and Mrs.
Howard Blandy, pianist. with Claude
Sunday afternoon. February 10. the
National String Quartet, composed OF
Henri Sokolove. first violin: Max
Pugatsky, second violin; Samuel Field
man. viola, and Richard Lorleberg,
cello.
Sunday afternoon, February II. Mrs.
Florence Steffins Scott, contralto, OF Los
Angeles and Elsa Raner. violinist.
Mount Pleasant Chorus will sing the
"Messe Sollennelle'' est. Cecilia"D. by
,Gounod. with full orchestra accompani-
,nent, under the direction Of Norton
NJ. Little, with Claude Robson at the
organ.
The program for this afternoon, be-
ginning at 4:45 o'clock. follows: Pre-
liminary musical service. bass solo,
My Soul Is Athirst for God" Mr..
tian Soldiers; soprano solo. Repent
Ye." Miss Peter. During service. con-
| tralto solo. "The Day Is Ended" Miss
Mclean: double quartet, THE Day Is
Past and Over" "a Fearful Thing to
! (Boellmann).
For the morning service the music
will be given by the Mount Pleasant
Chorus and the solo quartet. under the
Claude Robson at the organ.
The program follows: Organ prelude.
"In Paradisium"; contralto solo. Thou
Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace Mrs.
Kneel at Thy Feet. 0 Master; organ
postlude, "Offertoire' (DuboisI.
The choir of the Church Of the AS
cension. under the direction of John
b. Wilson, A. A. G. O., organist and
choirmaster. will sing the full com
munion service this morning at II
o'clock. On this occasion the service
by Battison Haynes vii! be used. i, In );
"Gratias Tibi," "Sursum corda."
"sanctus." "Bened,ctus qui VENT"
I"Agnus Del" and Gloria in Excelsis.' y
The Largo movement of Wolsten-
iholme's sonata, in the style OF
Handel, will be played as prelude to
1.-The morning service; the offertory
lanthem will be BLESSED Are the
iNIerciful," by Eiles. and the post
iludes> the first movement of the
Fifth Sonata" by Mendelssohn.
In the evening the program con-
isists of prelude, 'Romanza" CPeace);
l"Nunc Dimittis'' q. G. Marks; quar-
ianthem, How Lovely Are the Mes
tsengers" (Mendelssohn), and post
lude, "Grand Choeur' (Dubois).
Foundry Epworth League will in
itroduce an entirely musical program
lat its devotional service this even
ling, featuring soloists prominent in
musical circles. Those contributing
to the program are Mrs. E.. T. H.
Marsh, Mrs. Louis Potter, Mrs.
,Goldie Hutchins, Mrs. Stella A.
Fletcher, Miss Mildred B. Quincy,
Miss Mary Thompson, H: Paul Fire
tstone, C. P. Frailey and Arthur l..
oi,air ~ FORTY voices Will sim