Evening star., 1924-10-12

tenor; Everett S. Hardell, tenor;
Howard L. Bailey, baritone, and
James p. Schick, bass; postlude,
''Toccata" (Becker). Evening-Twen
tyminute organ recital, by Mr.. Shure;
anthem, "In Sunny Pastures (Wil-
SOM; quartet, Living for Jesus Here"
CMeredith; organ postlude, "Postlude
in q" (d'Evry).
The special music by the choir Of
Vermont Avenue Christian Church to-
day will be: Morning Chis service
will be broadcast through station
WCAP)-Mixed chorus, Souls of the
Righteous" (Noble). and male quar-
tet, Lost Chord" (Sullivan- Brewery.
Evening-Mixed chorus, 20 Jesus,
Thou Art Standing" (Shepard). and
mixed quartet More Love to Thee"
(BreWer).
At ST. Thomas Church the music
today will be: Morning-Organ, two
choral preludes, "Op. rs, Nos 1 and q"
(karg-E ElerD; "Te Deum in B Flat"
tStainer); "Benedictus" (Anglican
chant); anthem, "A Day in Thy
TASTE in d Flat" (Rheinberger).
Evening-organ. Sunset" Lemare) :;
"Andante Cantabile." Fifth Sym
phony" (Tschaikowsky); "Magnificat
in D" (Clare); anthem. The Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away" CWood-
ward); organ, finale, Sonata in A
Minor" tBorowskD.
Charlotte Klein is organist and di-
rector.
At St Patrick's Church the vesper
services Sunday evenings are now
sung at 7:30 o'clock. Tho music is
selected and prepared with great care
and is presented by the sanctuary
choir Ga male choir of 35 voices),
under the direction Of c. A Benson,
with +. O'Brien at the organ. The
vesper music today will include Wad-
dington's ''Salve Regina" featured by
the Paulist choristers on their tours
Of the country, and an Ave Maria"
BY Benson will be sung during the
benedection. The obbligato in Wad-
dingtons "Salve Regina" will be sung
by c. ]. King.
Mrs. j. Orme Thornberry will be
soprano Soloist at Cleveland Park
Congregational Church this morning
at IL o'clock. She will sing Hear
Ye, Israel" (Mendelssohn). Mrs.
Page Nick. Etchison, pianist and di-
rector of music, Will play: Pre-
lude' tHeller); offertory, Ave
Verum" (MozarD, and postlude, Mar
cia Pomposo" (Stults).
II. Leroy Lewis, director Of music
at the Emory Methodist Episcopal
Church South, has announced that,
owing to the special dedication serv-
ice dedicating the new church, which
will be held this morning at the IL
O'Clock service, special music has
been arranged for the occasion. The
Is in Thy Mercy OHall), sung by the
choir, and a baritone solo. 20 Lord,
Rebuke Me Not" (Brown), sung by
Mr.. Lewis.
At the evening service tho choir
will sing Il Do Call Upon the Lord"
(Young) and Peace I Leave With
Thee" (Roberts).
Miss Edna c. White is the organist
T. Guy Lucas, organist and choir
master of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Sixteenth and II streets, announces
the following music for todays serv-
ices: Mathis, IL am.-"Te Deum in
F. (SomervelD; anthem, The King
Shall Rejoice" (Goss), with tenor solo
by Newton Hammer; hymns So, 4
(with Faux Bourdon) and AGA.
"Magnificat" (Button); offertory, I'VE
Watchers and Ye Holy Ones" (Co-
logne) 1923; hymns SO. 24O (with
Faux Bourdon) and 535.
A recital of unusual interest to mu-
sic lovers will be held Wednesday
evening at Sis o'clock at Luther
Place Memorial Church, Fourteenth
and N streets northwest, when,
through the courtesy of the Homer
l. Kilt Company, John Mundy, cellist
Of London, England, and Clytie Hine,
soprano, of Australia, will appear In
a program, assisted by Elizabeth
Winston, pianist, of this city.
Mr.. Mundy is a graduate of the
Royal Academy of Music, London, of
which he has recently been elected an
associate. He has had extensive ex-
perience in solo, chamber music and
orchestral playing throughout the
British Isles and Europe, having been
associated with the Henkel Piano
forte Quartet, the Denhof and the Sir
Thomas Beecham Opera Companies
the Royal Philharmonic Society and
the New Symphony (Albert Hall) Or
chestras.
Clytie Hine studied at the Univer-
sity of Adelaide, Australia, under
Frederick Bevan, and later at the
Sir Hubert Parry, Sir Charles villiers
Stanford and Nine. Medora Henson.
She has appeared successfully at the
Royal Opera Covent Garden, in the
Wagner operas and has sung leading
roles in many operas. She has a wide
repertoire in oratorio and folk song.
Elizabeth Winston is a graduate
of Peabody Institute and a former
pupil of Harold Bauer and Leopold
Godowsky. She is well known as a
promising young pianist.