Evening star., 1924-05-11
In the Churches

EOR Mothers day at the Church Of
tho Covenant this evening Her
man Fakler will sing the baritone
solo -Once Moro to Touch Her Fragile
Hand" by Elizabeth CoIlison-HilI, a
resident of Washington.
The service will begin at 8 O'Clock,
and music will be given by the eve
ming choir of one hundred voices,
Claude Robson, director; Harvey
Murray, organist; Mrs Howard Blan-
dy. pianist, and the solo quartet
The choir will sing, Come Unto
Ne" (Coenon); Sweet Is Thy Mercy"
(Barnby), and "Watchman, What of
the Night?" (Sargeant).
The music for today's services at
the Mount Vernon Place NJ E Church
South, under the direction of R Deane
Shure. will be as follows: Morning.
nello), Mrs. Frank A Frost; anthem.
"One SweetIy Solemn Thought tAm-
brose), the Mount Vernon chorus;
quartet, still, Still With Thee" Ger
B. Louis Goodyear. second tenor; J.
Benton Webb. baritone, and Howard
P. Bailey, bass; organ pnstude, Pre-
ludio" (Ravanello). Evening, twenty
minute organ recital by Mr.. Shure:
featuring Nevin's "A Day in Venice" "
which will be played by request and
the "Toccato." from Widor's Fifth
Symphony; anthem, "Hosanna to the
Son Of DAVID Norenz); quartet 1.-The
Lost Chord" (Parks); organ postiude-
Grand Choeur in A Flat (FaulKes).
This morning at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, for the u
o'clock service, tho music VIII be by
the Mount Pleasant ths 1hor1s 1isen a9a tn of
Norton NJ. Little with Claude Robson
at the organ.
For the vesper service, beginning at
5 o'clock, the music is by the solo
quartet
ice-Organ prelude, "Andantino," QIe-
mare); quartet, 'I Hear Thy Echoing
Voice" CBates); offertory chorus, abide
With Me" (ChurchilD: organ postlude,
Procession" (Boolmann). Veper serv-
ice-Organ prelude, " "Eventide" (Steanel; !;
ard). Mrs. Buehlen; offertory, quartet.
softly and Tenderly, Jesus Is Call
ing Murray, and organ postude.
Fanfare" (Dubois).
Ruth May RAnsford will sing at
tho morning service Of the Cleveland
Park Congregational Church as a so
prano solo Mother. My Dear (Tre-
haine). Mrs. Page NICK Etchison.
the pianist and director of music, will
bert, as an offertory Mother Ma
chree'' (Olcott- -Ball), and as the post
lude 1.-The Heavens Are Telling
(Haydn).
Music at this mornings service at
Columbia Heights Christian Church
will include an anth EN- by the chorus
choir. Send Out Thy Light (Gou-
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tet, Come. Ye Children" from -The
Prodigal Son. (Sullian), the Incl
dental solos being sustained by Befva
Hoch, soprano, and Robert NJ Olone.
tenor. At the evening service the
Rogers); offertory trio, Praise Ye."
from -Attila" (VerdD, soprano, tenor
and baritone.
Music at the First Baptist Church
prelude, Communion in D" (Grason) !:
offertory solo, The Name of Mother
(poem written and arranged to an
old English melody by Florence How
ar0: organ. -Postlude" tRsnnes1 !:
SJ1agmann5; { u a Evening Rest aMer-
keD; ~Fantasia" (Stainer); anthems
by evening chorus. Dream Of GaILee"
(Marsden); The Day Is Gently Sink
ing" (Doane), and organ postlude,
Charles Ferry, organist and Flor
ence Howard, soloist, will have
charge Of the music
Tomorrow night at Sis an organ
recital will be given at the Brookland
Baptist Church by Adolf Torovsky,
organist of Epiphany Church, assist
ed by Ambrose Durkin, bass. The
public Is invited There will be q col
lection taken for the organ fund
Luther Place Memorial Church mu-
sic today will include: Morning serv-
ice, IL o'clock-"Prelude ct Cantilen e.
tRousseau); anthem. "Jubilate Deo-
CWagner), tenor solo, by Mr.. L NJ
Leiseuring; offertory, Morning
(Hollins), and "PostIude" (AshmalD
Evening service. s o'cIock-Prelude,
"Canzone'' (HalD; anthem, The Good
Shepherd" (BarHD; offertory. Eve
ming (Hollins); anthem. The Sun
Shall Be No More" (Woodward), and
'Posuude" (Clark).