Evening star., 1924-05-04
In ntheChurcheS

Gretchen Hood. soprano; Flora Bry-
lawski. contralto; Louis Thompson,
tenor, and John MarviIIe, baritone
The entire service will be broad
cast
Music at the First Baptist Church
today will be: Morning, organ "Ele-
walton" (Dubois): offertory solo. Re
RRent 1e" tseottl; organ postlude.
ming. organ recital at 7:45, song
Without Words" .(Thome); "IdylIe"
(Rheinberger), "Maestoso" (Widor)
anthem by chorus. Send Out Thy
Light" tGounod): offertory solo,
lMacDermit); organ postlude by
Dolby.
This morning at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, IL O'Clock
service, the music will be given 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 o'clock
the music is to be given by the solo
quartet.
The programs follow: Morning
service, organ prelude. '"Communion''
lGuilmanD; soprano solo, Come Ye
Blessed" (ScotD, Miss Scherger; offer
tory tchorus), when Winds Are
Raging" CJones): organ postlude.
service. organ prelude, "Intermezzo
sinfonico" t"Cavalleria Rusticana"D
(MascagnO; bass solo, Gods Garden
tLamberD. Mr.. Fakler: offertory
tquarteO, '1 Will Lift Mine Eyes
(Baldwin); organ postlude. "Marche"
The public is invited to those serv-
ices.
The music for today's services at
the Mount Vernon Place NJ L. Church
South, under the direction of r.
Morning. organ prelude, Mrs. Frank
a. Frost, The Bells of ST. Anne de
Beaupre" (RusselD; chorus, "Oh, Be
Joyful" tAshford); male quartet.
still, Still With Thee" tGerrish)
organ organ posuude. "Postlude in Co
from Haydn's Creation" with Incl
dental solos by Mrs. ]. Frank Rice,
soprano: Miss Gretchen Lord, con-
tralto; w. A. McCay, tenor, and J.
Benton Webb. baritone; male quartet,
nasti,d. ahe Lost pcht9r 1ch1rdn (Park1' organ II.
(Rinck).
The program for the organ recital
to be given tonight at the Mount Yer
non Place NJ. E. Church South by r.
IedHe ouure, director or music OF the
church, is as follows: "Lento EXPIRES
sivo" lketelbey). "Andante" yves
ley), shepherds Song" (Guilmant)
and "Te Deum Laudamus" (Clauss-
man). The recital will begin at 7:3O.
This evening at the Church of
the Covenant, beginning at o'clock,
the music will be by the evening
choir of 100 voices. Claude Robson,
director; Harvey Murray, organist
Mrs. Howard Balndy. pianist, and the
solo quartet
vine" (Miles). God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears" tMarks) and "Hark, Hark,
My Soul (Ambrose) Miss Peter will
sing shepherd Divine" Grant
The public is invited to this serv-
ice: the doors of the church are open
at z o'clock.
Mrs. Page NICK Etchison. pianist
and musical director, will play as a
prelude at the Cleveland Park Con-
gregational CHURCH at the II o'clock
service With Verdure Cad" by
Haydn. "A Prayer" by Weber. will
be played as an offertory. and Post
lude" (Richter) will be the postlude
Miss Ruth Mae Hansford will sing a
soprano solo, How Beautiful Upon
the Mountains" (Harker).
The following music will be given
under the direction Of Estelle Went
worth at Christ Church, Alexandria,
Va, Katharine Seelye Wallace. or
ganist: Morning service. IL O'Clock
Organ prelude. prologue From the
Vision of Sir Launful'' (Cadman); an
them, 20 Sing Unto the Lord New
"Pcstlude in F. (Roberts). Evening
service. s o'clock-Organ prelude,
Air From Rebekah" (Barnby): an
them, The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away" (Woodward); offertory
anthem. Turn Thy Face From Ny
Sins" (Sulliyanl; organ postlude,
"Postlude in B Flat" (West).
The Washington Junior Players,
organized last fall by Angela Francis
Small, recently presented their fifth
play, Red Shoes" and are now pre-
pairing a series of programs featur-
ing musical numbers as well as dra-
matte sketches, to be given during
the month of May. The first will be
will be devoted to Dickens, Thackeray.
Burns and Longfellow and an eve
ming of scenes and stories of women
of history and song.
Mildred E. Crown presented a
group OF III pldHO TtCltdt d L
the Fifth Baptist Church. southwest,
recently with Inez Becker, violinist,
and Helen Clark, Ruth Rodier and
Airline Gilbert. pianists, as assisting
artists.
The children participating includ-
Gladys Johnson. Dorothy Wilson.
Frances Robinson, Stanley Pates.
Dorothy Albea, Elmer Wilson, Mabel
La Fontaine, Marion Walsh, Irene
Guys. Billy Pates. Leila Tanner,
othy Noack, Ellen Coffman, Florence
James Utterback and
Margaret Smith.
At Luther Place Memorial Church
music today will include: Morning
zeps seTsice II ahe
Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee"
tFiagerl: "Postlude in D" (Harris).
Evening service, 8 o'clock-Prelude,
Andante , in cOod d Fis an
20 Salutaris Hostia" (Gou-
nod): solo, 20 Love That Will Not Let
Me Go" (Harker), Miss Eva Bright,
and postlude, March
(Barnard).
Music at this mornings service at
Columbia Heights Christian Church
will include an anthem by the chorus
choir, From Egypts Bondage Come"
Page), and an offertory selection by
the solo quartet, "One Sweetly Sol
emn Thought" (Ambrose).
At the evening service the chorus
choir will sing "In Heavenly Love
(Holden), the incidental
solos being sustained by Belva Hoch,
soprano. and Robert NJ Olone, tenor
Mabel Flehr, contralto, will sing MY
Heart Ever Faithful Sings Praises"
(Each) as offertory solo,:
The program for Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, today
will include the following music: AM
organ prelude, "Arioso" (Frey): so
prano solo, 1.-The Lord Is My Light"
(Wooler), Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler;
baritone solo, Behold the Master
p,,,, Dr Arthur