Evening star., 1924-11-09
In the Churches


Fink, harpist: Geraldine Edgar, vio-
linist, and Helen Kerr Ward, cellist,
,, Will assist Charles 4. Ferry organist,
at a unique musical vesper program,
at 4:45 pm. today at the First Con-
gregational Church.
The program is as follows: Pre-
lude (organ), "Adagio" (Widor) J;
"Reverie" (Mostier), VIOLIN cello, harp;
"Andante Religioso" (Thome). violin,
cello, harp, organ; "Melodie" (Oel-
schlegeD, violin. cello. harp; Jacobs
harp, organ; "Extase" (Ganne). violin,
cello, harp, organ; postlude (organ),
Fantasy" (Ferry).
At pm. the Fink Trio will give a
special program at the patriotic serv-
Ice in commemoration of Armistice
day at which Col. John r. Axton.
chief of chaplains, will speak. The
Fink Trio, with Mr.. Ferry at the or
gan. will play: "Prelude in D Minor
(organ), Wolkmar); "Adagio de la
Sonata Pathetique" (Beethoven), vio-
lin, cello, harp. organ; ave Maria"
(Schubert), violin cello, harp; "Ex-
altation" (Dickenson), violin. cello,
harp, organ; soprano solo, There Is
No Deathi ttO'Hara), Ruby Smith
Stahl; "Postlude in G." (organ),
(Smart).
The vested chorus choir will sing at
the II a m. service, with Mr.. Ferry
at the organ: Prelude, 'Nocturne Cor
gan) Chopin; anthem, "Harken
Unto Me. Ny People" (Sullivan): an
| them. Rock of Ages" (Buck); post
lude, "Allegretto" (organ), -(Meyer).
The music at the First Baptist
| Church this morning will include
| organ prelude, Vision" (Rheinber-
ger); offertory, w. Harold Whiteside,
soloist. "The Voice in the Wilderness
(Scot); postlude. "Toccata" (Rach).
! At the evening organ recital Robert
from Suite in G Minor (Rogers) /;
will o the Wisp" CNevin); "Sere-
made" (schuhert); ofrertory solo, 1.-THE
People That Walked in Darkness"
CIV. G. Owst).
The musical program of the Pet
worth Methodist Episcopal Church
will be given by the solo quartet
consisting of Mrs. Paul G.. Russell,
soprano; Miss Linda Berg, contralto;
edward R Whitman, tenor, and Ben
jamin Y. Morrison, bass. under the
direction Of tho organist, Mrs. John
Milton Sylvester. The selections will
| include: Morning service. organ pre-
lude, 'Adagio." from First Sonata"
(Mendelssohn); quartet. Prepare Ye
the Way Of the Lord" (JewelD: So
prano solo, Still, Still With Thee"
(Ward-Stephens), and organ postlude.
"Fugue in D Minor (Bach). Evening
service-Organ prelude, Might Song
(Jensen); quartet, II Will Lift Up
| Mine Eyes" (Galbraith); tenor solo,
"Jesu Miserere" (Nevin); organ post
lude, Grand Chorus in F' (Salomo.
RIGGS harpist, and Helen Murray.
| orga mist, will give a musical program
at the Sixth Presbyterian Church
tonight
Special music by the choir Of Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church today
Will be- Morning-Mixed chorus. II
NAL echorus, Men for the Man Of
Galilee" tHackleman). Evening
| mixed chorus. Grown Him Lord
(Heyser); tenor solo, God Is 4 Spir-
it, (Ross). Mr.. Ledig.
The Highlands Community Church.
| which meets in the Masonic TempIe.
at Brightwood. is making a speciai
feature of music. The choir is direct
ed by Mrs. H. Fl. Mckee, who has a
\ large chorus and special soloists.
| This morning at IL o'clock the as
| sisting soloists will be Flora BrIav-
ski, contralto; T. ]. Quinn, tenor; Mrs.
| Harry Baker. soprano. The program
viii include The Prayer Perfect
the quartet, 20 Paradise" (GeibeD.
sung by Mrs. Baker. Mrs. BryIawski,
Mr.. Quinn and franklin Smith. bass.
and the chorus, Listen, o Isles
(Stevenson), with obbligato solo by
Mrs. Brylawski.
St Adams choir. under the direc-
ton Of Beatrice Seymour Goodwin,
viii sing the following at the II
tie Deum in B Fiat BaumbauEh); !;
| introit hymn, 34s; sermon hymn, 649:
offertory anthem, THE Soul of the
Righteous" (Foster); soprano solo
with chorus; recessional, 511. The solo
quartet is composed of Miss Goodwin.
director and soprano soloist; Marjorie
Rradt, contralto: Louis Annis, tenor.
Mrs Orme Thornberry has accept
ed the position of choir director and
soprano Soloist at the Cleveland
Park Congregational Church The
other soloists are: Mrs. r. r.
Groomes, conralto; r. r. Groomes,
tenor. and Russell Cordry, bass.
At St Pauls Episcopal Church,
Twenty-third street below Washing
ton Circle, a special musical pro-
gram has been arranged by Samuel
A. Leech, organist and choirmaster,
for the II o'clock service this morn
ing, when the Bishop Of Washington
viii visit the parish to conduct the in
stallation service of the rector, the
Rev. Arlington A. McCaIlum.
The program is as follows: Pre-
lude, "Adagio From the First So
nata," by Mendelssohn: THE Church $
One Foundation" by Wesley; .Venite
in f Major" by Barnby: "Tc Deum
in B Minor by Buck; 'JubiIate Dec
in B Flat Major" by Schubert; we
Love the Place. o Cod" by Jenner;
He Leadeth Me" by Barnby; Sing
Alleluia FORTH" by Buck; Stand Up,
Stand Up for Jesus" by Webb, and
postlude, "Hosanna," by wachs.
The solos will be sung by Harry
M. Forker, baritone; Robert A.
Jonscher, tenor. and masters Eugene
Barnes and Colvin Walker, sopranos.
This evening, beginning at 8
o'clock, at tho Church of the Cove
nant the music will be given by the
evening choir Goo voices), Claude
Robson, director; Harvey Murray,