Evening star., 1924-11-30

The dedication of the new church
building will take place at o'clock and
the choir will be assisted at this service
by Harvey 4. Townsend, tenor, esa
Fred East. baritone.
The program will be: Organ prelude.
'Andante" from Fifth Sonata (Me--
keD; soprano solo, BE of Good Com-
fort" (Cowen), Mrs Gawler; anthem,
20 Light Eternal tMiles). choir; duet,
In the Cross of Christ | Glory" Mr..
Klein and Mr.. East; organ postIude.
March Brillante" Oowden).
Music today at the Cleveland ParA
Congregational Church will be: Prelude,
prelude" CHanser); anthem, 40 Lord,
How Manifold" (Greene); offertory.
Melody CPhillips) duet, 1.-The Lsrd
Is My Light" (Bu.:k), Mr.. Groomes sHd
Mr.. Cordry; postlude, "Postludium"
(Bohn).
The Mt Pleasant Consre gationaI
Church is to have a. special musical
yesper service at o'clock this after
noon. THE Song of Thanksgiving.
| by Maunder, will be sung by the Mt.
Pleasant Chorus and solo quarteta
under the direction of Norton NJ.
| Little, with Claude Robson at the
| organ. At the morning service at II
| o'clock the music will be given BY
| the solo quartet.
The program follows: Morning
Organ prelude, Romance" (Wolsten-
| holme); contralto solo, "Oh, for
Burst of Song (AlIitsen); offertorv
| (quarteD, Behold, the Days Come"
(Woodward); organ postIude. Post
lude" (FlagleD. Evening - Organ
prelude, "Cantilena" Dubois; Song
of Thanksgiving" (Maunder>; organ
postlude, March" (Maunder).
At the Church of the Transfigurd-
tion the musical services under direc-
| tlon of DIR. James Dickinson. organist
and choirmaster, today will include:
IL A. m, professional, 20 Come. Q
Come, EmmanueI' Plain Song);
.'venite" (Woodward): ''Te Deum in
c" (Marks); "Benedictus" (Turle);
sermon hymn. Great God, What Do
I See and Hear" (klug); offertory
anthem, Praise the Lord. Jeru-
salem" (Maunder); recessional, Come,
Thou Long Expected Jesus" (Gotha)-
7:30 p. m, occasional, 20 Come, 0
Come, Emmanuel" (PIain Song);
| "Magnificat" (Smartl: "Nunc Dimit-
tis" (Barnby); sermon hymn, Great
God, What Do 1 See and Hear?"
(Klug); offertory anthem, %Ninety
and Nine" (Campion). soloist, Arch
D. Monteath; vesper hymn. Thy
Kingdom Come" days Psalter 1652);
recessional, GONE, Thou Long Ex-
pected Jesus" (Gotha 17i5).
The choir of the Highlands Com
munity Church has been augmented
by Is young men from the Glee Club
of the Bliss Electrical School at
Takoma Park, u. c.
The choir has several musical pro-
grams in preparation. This morning,
IL o'clock, the music will consist of
tenor solo, Psalm Of Thanksgiving"
by Allitsen; quartet. 20 Paradise"
by Geibel; anthem, Listen, o Isles"
by Stevenson.
The church has outgro~n its present
quarters, in the Masonic Temple at
Brightwood, and will shortly move
to the Park Theater. on Fourteenth
street, where it will have the use
of one of the best pipe organs in the
city.
The choir is arranging a series of
five concerts, to be presented at the
Marjorie Webster School. The first
| concert is to be given Saturday, by
Carmen Collier, child impersonator,
in kiddies' songs of many lands, with
costume and setting appropriate to
the country. Miss Collier will be as
sisted by the Brown Trio, three chill
dren who play saxaphone. violin and
piano; the saXaphone player is a boy
of nine years of age. Gerry Williams,
dancer, also will give several num-
| bers.
Special Thanksgiving music will be
sung by a quartet and soloists at
| First Baptist Church this morning
and evening. as follows: At IL am,
organ prelude, Largo" from New
World Symphony" Dvorak); quartet.
| Praise the Lord. y Jerusalem
| (Maunder); offertory solo. Psalm of
! Thanksgiving (Alltson), will be sung
| by W. H. Whiteside; postlude. PHI
| grims' Chorus" CWasner). Evening
service. organ recital. 7:45 to 8 pm,
| Cradle Song" CSchuherD, "Scherzo
Pastorale" (Federlein), "Berceuse'
| (Jarnfeldt; Nivienne Abbott Gill
! more, soprano, and Mr.. Whiteside,
| baritone, soloiSts at the evening sery-
| ice, will sing duet. Come Unto Him
| tFaure), and Thanksgiving" Cow
| en): postlude, Duke Street" CWacho).
| W. Harold Whteside is soloist and
precentor, and Robert Ruckman or
| ganist.