Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

Myron w. Whitney. basso, will be
assisting soloist at the third regular
song service this evening given by the
chorus choir of Columbia Heights Chris
tian Church. Mr.. Whitney now makes
his home in Washington. At this serv-
ice. as special number. Mr.. Whitney
will sing 20 God Have Mercy" an aria
I, from the oratoria est Paul. (Mendels-
sohn). The chorus choir under the di :
rection Of Fred ]. Eden, baritone. will
sing Send Out Thy Light" CGounod)
and 'Harh. Hark. My Soul" Harry
Rowe Shelby.
Mrs. Raymond Chaplin. soprano So
loist of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church of this city. will be heard in
Come, Ye Blessed" (John Prindle
ScotG.
AS ali offertory number Mrs. A. NJ.
Blaisdell. pianist, will play "Barcarolle"
(Rachnaninoffl. and Immediately fol-
lowing will play a second number.
namely. .'Chapelle de Guillaume Teli''
(Franz LiszD. A duet for contralto and
Fred J. Eden. 81 Heard the Voice OF
Jesus Say" tAlfred Wooler), 4ill com
plete the program.
given at the Ninth Street Christian
Church today: II am. anthem by
choir. blessing, Glory. Wisdom
lTours): 40 PM. concert by orchestra.
(Orfenbach). overture. la Ciazza La
dr;l" ORossini), "Heartsease" (Moretl.
AT Washington Cathedral. the Beth.
lehem Chapel, music today Will be:
Holy communion and sermon. 1l:0O
a m - Professional hymn, sos tHandeD
introit. psalm &c Barnbyl; Com
munion Service in E Flat" tHaynes)
hymn before sermon, 453 Dykes: Of
fertory anthem. j. Marley Roberts;
after benediction. psalm g. (Turle);
occasional hymn. Is (Haydn). Choral
eyensong and sermon, 400 pm. Pro-
cessional hymn. 70 (Haydn): psalm
1876 (Jacobs); "Magnificat and Nunc
Dimittis" (Conant): hymn before ser
ble); benediction hymn. II tHopkins);
occasional hymn. 476 (ThibaulD. ".
At the Luther Place Memorial
ing service, 200 am. Prelude. Allie
gro Fcmposo" holloway: anthem,
20 How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings.
(Barnby); offertory, "Gondellfed''
tMerleeD: anthem. Through Peace to
Miiitaire" 1Phiiiips). Evening service.
500 pm. Prelude. "Andante Canta-
bile" (Dolmetsch): anthem. Saviour.
When Night Involves the Skies"
tshelleyl; offertory .:conS Me T1n,n ~.
Ye Weary" GAilemong); postlude.
Grand Chorus" Lemaigre>.
The third Of the musical resper
services at Mount Pleasant Congrega.
tional Church given In February VIII
begin this afternoon at 4:4o o'clock. Inc
special artists will be Mrs. Florence
Steffens Scott, contralto, and Miss
Elsa Raner. vioiinist. The solo quar-
tet will sing.
The program follows: Violin solos.
Air on G String" (Bach), "Melodte"
(Gluck), "Adasio" tRios); contralto
solos, Angels Ever Bright and Fair
<HandeD: MY Heart Ever Faithful"
tBach). Great Peace; Have The. They
ness tscotO; organ postlude,
For the service at II o'clock the
music will be by the Mount Pleasant
Chorus and the solo quartet, under
the direction of Norton NJ. Little. with
The program follows: Organ prelude,
Largo lew World Symphony
(Dvorak); soprano solo, "A Dream OF
Paradise" Gray, Miss Scherger; Of
fertory (chorus), There Shall Be No
More Night" (Woodl; organ postlude,
The Cleveland Symphonic Quintet
under the direction OF Paul Vernon,
will assist Harry Edward Mueller
with the musical vesper program to-
day at +:45 pm, at the First Congre-
posed of Paul Vernon, director and
first violin; Lloyd da Costa Jones,
second violin and viola d'amour; VIII
liam II. Cheesman, viola: Arthur F..