Evening star., 1924-06-01
IN THE CHURCHES

Skies" Eduardo Marco; bass solo,
| 20 God Have Mercy" from "St.
Paul.; anthem. From Egypt's
is under the direction of Fred J.
Eden, baritone soloist and choir
director.
Everett 5. HardelI, we'll known in
Washington musical circles. will
make his first appearance tomorrow
| polltan Presbyterian Church. 4th and
Il streets southeast. At the morning
service he will sing There Is No
| Death" (O'Hara). The quartet will
| sing Consider and Hear Me" Wool
er). In the evening Albert 0. Stearns.
Jr:' baritone. will sing MY Task"
| tAshford). and there will be an an
| them by the quartet, God Is Love"
| tShelley). The other members of the
| quartet are Evelyn Gribbin. soprano,
| and Anita GanRes, contralto. Jane G
| Hall is the organist and musical di-
| rector.
The following music. under the di-
| rectfon OF Estelle Wentworth. will be
| presented at Christ Church, AleXan.
dria, Va. kathryn Fowler. organist:
| Morning service, II o'clock-Organ
| prelude, Choral and Minuet' (Boell-
mani: ofertory. soprano solo. THE
Lord Is My Shepherd" by Janet Pick
tNt' organ DOSIluue. 'IOccafa' iBOell-
| mani. Evening service. s o'clock-Or-
| gan prelude. 'Adagio'' tGuilmant) :;
| bass solo, Just for To-day" tBond).
| by Russell Cordrcy: offertory, organ
selection. Con Grazia" (Andrews). by
Kathryn Fowler: organ postlude.
first Movement. Fifth Organ Soma
| ta tGuilmanD.
| The quartet at Christ Church is
| composed Of Janet Pickett. soprano;
Alice Strauss, contralto: Ellsworth h
Condron. tenor; Russell Cordrey, bass.
| y band of twenty-five volunteer
| musicians Will give the music at the
open-air services at the peace cross
in the grounds of the National Cathe-
dral on Sunday afternoons during the
summer beginning today. This band
| has been organized by Mr.. G. p
parish much interested in the cathe-
| dral and in church music He has Sc
cured the cooperation of number
OF local amateur bands. musicians
and musical societies RehearsaIs
/ are being held weekly.
Edward NJ. Van Loock. a retired
member of the United States Marine
Band viii be the conductor At the
! services in the cathedral grounds the
band Will wear white vestments and
viii march in the procession to the
| peace cross. a feature which will add
to the interest of these services as
the music will add to their beauty
| Mr.. Benns wishes to secure the
services of few more volunteers to
complete the band. All persons desir-
ing to join the organization may ap-
ply at any time to Mr.. Benns in Room
| l015 Woodward building
The council of the local musicians
union has extended its good offices to
| the new organization and has exhib-
tied spirit of helpfulness and CO.
operation.
Miss G. Matilda Minke presented
group of children in an interesting
piano recital last Friday evening.
Those taking part were: Virginia
Brisco, Marjorie Schorn. Catherine
Holden. Helene Dwyer, Esther Pier
son. Gladys Kramer. Alice Cotton.
Helen Mattocks, Frank Leach. Flora
Snellenburg. Helen Perley, Helen Sta
pies, Madeline Agusterfer, Mera Col
ton. Ella Davis, Helen Walter, Eliza
beth Wine. Richard Huhn, Margaret
Cook. Barbara Staples and Helen
HUM.
last Saturday afternoon at her studio.
Compositions of Spindler. Fink, Lanee.
Lichner. Lack, Paderwski, Sinding.
Grieg, Lavallee and Liszt were played
by the following pupils: Gertrude
Easterday. Billy Austin. Cleoia Will
hanson. Betty Lum. Virginia Haw-
kins, Elinor Soule. Jane Kenney, Will
| ma Chandler, Madeline Yonkcr.
Frances Evans. Carolyn knight. La
verne Williamson, Dorothy Fox. Ior-
| raine Lipphard. Louise Chandler. Mil
| dred Gees, Ruth Lewis and Derwyn
| Cooper.
| There will be a service of song"
| at Highlands Community Church in
| the Brightwood Masonic Temple to-
night at o'clock.
Those who will take part are vfvi-
| enne Gilmore, Margaret Baker, ,Doro-
thy Reddish, sopranos; Leslie Coyle.
baritone: T. j. Quinn, tenor; Theo-
dore Roth, violinist, and a large cho-
rus under the direction OF Mrs. Henry
Hunt Mckee.