Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13

! nay': anthem Lift Up Your Heads
HtoGersl: bass solo. 1.-THE Palms
iF'Hurel: organ postlude Lift In
Your Heads" i''Tlic Aiessiah'D (Hars-
dcn. Evening prelude. "Adagio" ~ ret-
. hiadD: anthem. God So Loved the
I World. from the "I'rucifixiou'
tstainer): tenor solo, King Ever
Glorious" from the ''Crucifixion' =
tStainer): postlude. professional to
Calvary" (Stainerl.
The music program today Of the
, First Baptist Church is as follows:
Morning = Organ prelude CUhitingl.
offcrtory solo. "Open the Gates Of the
Temple tknapp): organ postludt.
! March, in g. fBooneD. Evening-Or-
gan recital at 80: solemn t'reIudc'
(Wtdnr): anthems ny vening chorus
Jerusalem ParkerD. Calvary
, tRodney); organ. ''fostlude" tBurton D.
Mrs. Florence Howard. soprano: Mr.
Charles T. Ferry. "rganist
The following music will bs rem
, dered n the Church of our EatbcI.
i. niyorSa!ist This morning: ORGAN.
introduction. tue Holy city ttiaun:
anthem. Tide on. Ride on O.. +.
SCOTT: ofertory solo, ". r. Mstson
the Palms faure). organ. Post
The choir OF ST. Johns Church. Pa
Fayettc Square, will render the sacred
I cantatta. ''Olivet to Calvary this aft
, tTHpcQ NJ I O CLOCK.
At the evening service Of Emory NJ
I, l.. Church South, the choir, under the
direction Of lie Roy Lewis will sing
"InfanlmatUs" from ''Stabat Mater" by
Rossini. Miss Aimee Steinmctz, so
( prano. will sing the solos. \ sons
cycle picturing four scenes in the
life Of Mary. the mother of Christ, by
Paul Bliss. will be sung by Edna Bel
KNAPP Smith, Contralto. Or. Lambert
will give the Scripture readings. with
musical setting.
At the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart
at high mass today, the choir pro-
gram VIII include: Proper of the mass.
or eorianl. Mass OF lnretto (nent-
ZeD, offcrtory. 'lmproperium'' (Witl
the quartet; occasional. Jerusalem
(Gounod). Miss Latimer and chorus
Vesper service viii be held in the eve
ming at 7:30. In addition to "Thc
Palms" (Cfregorianl. the numbers will
be-: ''Eexilia. Regis Prodeunt," tradi-
tional: Ave Regina" tKleinl; "Eece
Panis'' tMarzol. "Tantum Ergo" Isl
las), Mr.. Terry and quartet. On Good
Friday the mixed choir, under the di-
rection of Mary Louise Sullivan. or
ganist, will sing Dubois Seven Last
Words" at the three-hour service
from ~ to 9 o'clock. The solo quar-
tet, consisting of Miss Mabel Latimer
soprano: Miss Hazel Arth. contralto: :
Warren l.. Terry. tenor. and William
L. Cross. baritone. will be assisted
by Lawrence h. Downey, baritone
At the metropolitan PresRyter
Church today the music Includes:
Prelude, "Processional' (Dubois); an
them, Ride On, Ride On in Majesty
Scott; bass solo. 1.-The Palms"
(Faure); postIude, "Hosannah'' (Du-
boisJ. The evening program will con-
sist of organ prelude, ave Maria"
tSchubert), anthem, Jerusalem
Parker), and postlude, March to
Calvary" from "Oiivet to Calvary
The music for today at the Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church will be as
follows: Morning - Organ. "Adagio''
(Matthison); quartet. There Is a Land
of Pure Delight" (Shelley): offertory
solo, MIR. Lewis, The Savior's Plea
from the cantata, Gross Victorious
(Demarest): organ. March (Rogers)
Evening Especial Palm Sunday Inusic)-
Organ recital. 1905: (a) palm sun
day CMailly}. OBJ Song of Triumph
(EurceSsl. 90 Spring Song" .CHoI-
'ins) quartet (after prayer, "Jeru-
salem" CParker); offertory quartet
"The Palms" CFaure): organ. "Ho-
sanna" (Wachsl.
On Good Friday at o'clock the
choir of All Saints Church. Chevy
Chase, will give Maunder's "Olivet TO
Calvary The sofoists will be: Miss
Phyllis Price. soprano; F. W. S. Evans,
tenor; Frank Haneke, bass; William r.
TAYLOR, orga mist and director.