Evening star., 1924-03-16

ton NJ. Little. with Claude Robeson at
the organ
The music at the vesper service. be-
ginning at O'Clock. will be given by
low:
Morning service - Organ prelude.
Meditation" tStoggalD; soprano solo,
Miss Scherger: offertory, chorus. "As,
drews); postlude. "Minuet" (Boeil-
mann).
Vesper se-vice - Organ prelude,
Prayer (Guillmant; bass sole,
There Is Blassed Home" (O'Haray,
M Fakler; offertory. quartet, Lead,
Kindly. Light" CBuck), and organ .
postiude, "Postlude" Dubois).
At. the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church this morning the music by the
quartet, composed of Evelyn Gribbiu,
roprano; Anita r. Gauges. contraIto;
raymond <Fillius, tenor. and y. 0.
stearns, jr-; bass, under the direction
9d 1do,ou Lucy y,I H. Paul, organist and d.
'Elegy' Iemare); anthem. THE
Lord Is My Light" (Rogers); soprano
solo, 20 for the Wings of a Dove"
tMendelsschnl, Miss Gribbin; post
lude, 'Chorali" (Bach).
This evenings program will include
prelude Songs in the Night" (Spin-
new; anthem. II Will Lift Mine Eyes
Into the Hills tBaldwin), bass solo.
The Light Is Growing Dim" (Shcl-
leyl. Mr.. Stearns; postlude, ALA Mar
cia" (Hackett).
Special Easter music is being pre-
pared. including Maunder's "Peni-
tence, Pardon and Peace" which will
be sung by the quartet in the near
future.
Tonight at o'clock the choir ot
All Saints Church, Chevy Chase, will
sing Gounod's "Gallia." The solos
will be sung by Miss Mary Wheeler
soprano.
The program for the Washington
rama and Columbia roads, today will.
be: Organ prelude. "Venitian Song
(Mendelssohn); violin solo," "Adagio"
(Beethoven). and "Nocturne" (Cho-
Wayne B. Wheeler; violin obbiigato.
Mrs. Dickey; "Portlude' Chopin: or
gan prelude, Meditation" Lacey);
offertory solo. GLORY to Thee. Ny
God. This Night (Gounod), and "Post-
lude" (Mallard).
Mrs: j. Harry Cunningham is the
organist.
The special soloist at the Cleveland
Park Congregational Church this
morning will be Miss Ruth Mae Hans
ford, who will sing ITO Mind Worn
and Weary" tTosti). Mrs. Page MciI
Etchison, pianist. will play a prelude,
Calm as the Night" (Bohm); offer
tory, voluntary tHaydn), and post
lude, March" (Syre).
The music for the evening service
al the Church of the Covenant today
will be given by the evening choir,
one hundred voices, Claude Robesoh.
director; Harvey Murray, organist;.
Mrs. Howard Blandy, pianist, and the.
solo quartet.
The program follows: Anthem,
LEAD Me, Lord CWosley); anthem,
.'Seek Ye the Lord" (Roherts); COR
tralto solo, Just AS 1 AM (Godard),
and offertory anthem, Hold Thou Ny
Hand hemont).
The public is cordially invited TO
this service.
1t has been the custom at st. Paurs
Church, Alexandria, Va, to have the
choir sing one or more sacred can
tatas during the Lenten season since
its organization eighteen years ago.
This year, it is announced that two
will be given, the first, Maunder'S
"Olivet to Calvary" this evening at
S o'clock.
The second cantata will be Turner'S
''Gethesemane to Golgotha." 1t wilF
be given on Tuesday of Holy week,
April Is.
Sherman 3. Fowler, alto; Stephen
Field, tenor, and Arthur Bryant, bass.
The choral numbers will be sung by
more than thirty voices. Sherman 3.
Fowler will direct both cantatas
The public is cordially invited.