Evening star., 1924-05-25
In heChurcheS

A L the Church of the Covenant this
evening, beginning at s O'clock,
the last musical service Of this sea-
son will be held. The evening choir.
Claude Robson, director; Harvey
Murray, organist; Mrs. Howard Blan-
dy. pianist, and the solo quartet will
present Mendelssohn's Hear Ny
Prayer" and still Still With Thee"
by Obey Speaks; Miss Peter win sus-
tain the soprano obbligato in the first
selection. Ross Farrar will sing
Harker's How Beautiful Upon the
Mountains"
The doors of the church will be open
at o'clock; the public is invited to
this service.
Wednesday evening, beginning at
S:l6 o'clock. in the chapel of the
Church of the Covenant. entrance on
n street, the evening choir will hold
Its anrual concert; the soloists will
De KUN Peter, soprano; Richie Nc
Lean, contralto: Ross Farrar tenor,
and Herman Fakler, bass. This con-
cert has become a regular event in
the life of the Church of the Cove
nant. There is no charge for admis-
sion, but because of the limited num-
per that can be seated in the chapel.
cards are issued, which may be OBJ
tanned at the church office or from
members of the evening choir. A sill
yer offering will be taken.
This morning at the Mount Pleasant
congregational Church, for the II
O'Clock service, the music will be by
the Mount Pleasant Chorus and the
solo quartet. under the direction of
Norton Nj. Little, with Claude Robe
son at the organ,
For the vesper service at 6 O'clock
the music will be by the solo quartet.
This Will be the last vesper service
for the season. They will be djscon-
tinued until the first Sunday in o.
tober.
The PROGRAMS follow: Morning
brance' Yon): anthem. .Libertv
Proclaimed" (Coerne). baritone soIo
ana women's chorus: offertory (cbo-
Tnsl. Praise the Lord. o My Sour
tfys ,5oyies; organ postlude. March"
lude, Springtime Sketch" (Beebe1
tGreeD, Miss SclIerger: offertory
tquarteos Still. Still. With Thee
.sptaks). and organ postlude, Fan
fare hemmensJ
Al the National Cathedral.
music for the services today. Roea.
tloh Sunday, IL am, will be. pro
ccess1onal hymn 321 tErgo); introit,
Ssaim ssrli 81 sRandalD: Communion
before sermon. IS (Oakeley): offer
tory anthem tSullivan). II viii Sing
OF my Power: communion hymn. 3le
lDearle): after benediction. Psalm
% tIurle); recessional hymn, 1855
On Ascension day. THURSDAY the
music VIII be: e:Processional hymn igS
tMonk); introit, Psalm s; "Commun-
ION Service in A" (Stainer): hymn
before sermon, 375 Dykes): offertorv
hymn; $50 tHolden): after benedic-
hymn, 374 (Elvey).
: AT the First Baptist Church the
music this morning will be: organ
prelude, "Allegretto Pastora1e" (Bar-
gan, 'Postlude in D" (Mortan5. Eve
nins-Organ recital. 7:45, Prayer"
tThayer); 'Intermezzo'' (F'oote) !;
Prelude. lBoise); anthems by eve
whispering Hope (Hawthorne) !:
organ postlude, March" (Gambine).
rection of Estelle Wentworth, will be
Presented today at Christ Church.
Alexandria, Va: Morning service, IL
o'clock-Organ prelude, Spring Song
tHollins); TIE Deum" tSchnecke0 :
snthem srn Nv ofsr5sry suivan nrn Thy rage
"Postlude in c. CHenry Smart). Eve
ming service, s o'clock-Organ pre-
lude, "Andante" (Stamitz); quartet,
Bow Down Thine Ear tFrank), by
Janet Pickett, soprano: Alice Strauss,
contralto: Ellsworth Condron, tenor;
Russell Cordrey, bass; offertory, duet.
Love Divine, All Love Excelling''
(Stainer), by Janet Pickett and ELS
worth Condron; organ, 'Postlude in
g" (Cappelen).
At the morning service of the C1eve-
land Park Congregational Church.
Mrs. Page Mex. Etchison. musical
director and pianist, will play. as a
prelude. Funeral March" (Beeth-
oven); as offertory, "Reverie" tIo-
teri; as postlude, Song without
Words" (Mendelssohn). Miss Ruth
solos. Come Unto Me" tHandeD and
There Is No Death" (O'Hare).
The music in the morning service
of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, at 4th and B streets south
east, will consist of an anthem by
the quartet, Led Us, Q Father"
&c. Halbach, The Plains of Peace"
(Barnard). In the evening the quar-
tet will sing Peace 1 Leave With
You" (Roberts), and Miss Gauges
will sing an alto solo, Come Unto
Him (Dunn). The Daughters of
America will attend church in a body.
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