Evening star., 1924-02-10
IN THE CHURCHES

| At the Mount Pleasant Consrega-
! "a tional Church this afternoon, be
ginning at 4:i5 o'clock, the second
musical service for February will be
given. The special attraction today
! will be the National String Quartet
/; Henri Sokolove, first violin: Max Pu-
| gatsky. second violin: Samuel Field
| Man. viola, and Richard LorleberG.
| 'cellist. Herman Fakler, bass, will
assist. The Mount Pleasant Quartet,
! composed of Miss Frances Scherger,
| soprano; Mrs. Hazen +. Buehlcr. con-
tralto, William p. Shanahan. tenor.
| and Herman Fakler, bass. with Claude
; Robeson, organist and director. will
| sing The public is cordially invited
| The quartet will play allegro Nivacc
Assai" (Mozart) and also his ,Andante
CaHtabilsr; ,. the flsnarnnn1 +hnas5Iud.pm abS ,S
''Minuet" iBeethoven). Mr.. soko..
| love will play a violin solo. "Arioso
! (Bachl. and Mr.. Fakler win sing
THE Great Awakening" tkramer>.
For the morning service at II
| by the Mount Pleasant chorus and
! the solo quartet, under the direction
! Of Norton NJ. Little, with Claude
| Robeson at the organ. The program
| follows: organ prelude. "Offertoire"
| and Morning" tSpeaks), Mr.. Shana-
| han; ofrertory chorus; organ post
I ludc, "Sortie" (Eoellmann).
A feature of the musical vesper
/ program today at the First Congre-
gational Church will be Harry I'd
| ward Mueller's use OF the Ampico re-
! producing piano for some selections;
I y Mueller
| play the organ with tho piano. Miss
! Elsa Raner violinist. will also play
| with the Ampico. Following is the
| program: Organ. "Aliegro from FIRST
Les F,arfedets'' tPente), Miss Raner.
| vioiinist: Ampico piano and organ.
| 'Liebestraum" u4iszp: bass solo. BY
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. The
Lord Is My Shepherd" tDvorak) !;
concerto in G minor. for piano and
[ organ. first movement tSaint-Saens) :
bass solo. 'tNo Night There" Danks) !;
| Ampico piano and organ. Hustle or
| Spring" (Sindinsl: violin solo Ave
Sweetly Solemn Thought" (Ambrosel. }.
At the evening service at o'clock
the vested chorus choir. assisted by
the quartet and under the direction
OF Harry Edward Mueller. VIII give
TElijah" The first part, was given
two weeks ago at the evening
service.
| At tho Luther Place Memorial
Church the music today will be-:
Morning service. II oclock-Prelude:
| ALLEGRO Maestoso." from the third
sonata !Guilma4D; an,hem; 1u;sis Magnah- mn
| ofrertory, 'tElegie" (Salome); an
them. "Praise. Ye. the Lord" tBor..
! dese). and postinde. March, IN \
major tWssp .n,Idna Evening 5stnIsss, ssTviss. 5
pnfben9 pmmpreisar Twiltrhp Sapf'ce and 'qsS pswn
(Speaksl; offertory CLemaigre): bari,
| (Bogart), E. J. Stenson. and post
| lude Vierne).
This evening at the Church of the
Covenant at o'clock musical serT-
ice in memory of former President
evening choir of 100 voices. Claude
orsanist, and Mrs Howard Blandy.
pianist. will sing The Souls of the
righteous" and And God Shall Wipe
Mr.. Farrar will sing Crossing the
Bar" and Mr. FakIer will sing. by
request. Coin Home" an arrange
| ment OF the largo from the New
World symphony" by Dvorak. The
church doors will be open at z o'clock.
and the public is cordially invited.
At the Church of the Ascension this
morning. the choir will sing Ie
late" (Nevin); anthem. How Lovely
Are the Messengers" (Mendelssohn).
For the prelude Mr.. Wilson will play
'Legende Romantiaue" tRoland Dig
"Phantasie," from Sonata XVIII, in
A (Joseph Rheinbergev,. At the eve
ming service the prelude will be: An
dante. Peace" and the ,postiude
while tho choir will sing .Nune Di-
| mittis" tMarks): hymn. abide With
Me" (Monk). and for the offertory
the anthem. "Tarry With Me. Q My
Saviour" Samuel A. Baldwin,. The
Incidental solos will be sung by Law
renee E. Murray, baSso.
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church will give the following musi-
ea e4e,uae RTesraRR ee,s "0nE 5qs esiio
solos. "Andacht' CPopperl and 'tAri-
| oso" (Ba.ch), Miss Mabel Fl. Duncan: !:
offertory solo, 20 Divine Redeemer."
Mrs; Wayne : 3; Wheeler soprano; nnG
Dickey; cello obIigato. Miss Duncan
recessional, ~Thanhauser March"
(Wagner) Mrs. Frank Boal will be
at the organ.
At Christ Church music today will
gan gan prelude. sMadrigal" (Guiimant) /;
"re Deum" (Sohnecker); offertory
anthem. 80 Lamb of God' (Bischoff).
and organ posuude, Fantasia" in F
(Polleri). Evening service, s o'clock
Organ prelude, 'Slumber Song"
| (Nevin); contralto solo. II Heard the
Voice OF Jesus Say" (Harriss): Of
fertory. quartet, Bow Down Thine
Ear (Steane), and organ postlude.
"Postlude.": in A fiat (Frost). Estelle
Wentworth is choir director; Katha-
rine SeeIye Wallace, organist, and the
quartet, Janet Pickett, soprano; Madge
Kanode, contralto; Ellsworth Con-
/ dron, tenor, and Wilfred Gilbert, bass.
! The following musical program
| will be given at the Ninth Street
Christian Church today: Morning
| Anthem by the choir, "Bless Thou the
Lord tMartin). and evening-anthem