Evening star., 1924-03-02
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because OF numerous REQUESTS III.
program Of music from the Rm..ian
Chngy 1tuurgy given last Sunday at the
] peated this bt .ne ansuiant Covenant will be re-
.h6tg Beginning at 8 o'clock. the evening
Gh9ir, one hundred voices, CLAUDE
orpanfst:. s9nesHn: s1nr director: Harvey Murray.
Isl. rs. and the solo quartet, assisted bv
tne solo quartet from the Mount
r;ieasant congregational Church. will
s1ng sGrs. praise the Lord, o My Soul"
distus" tTsehaikowsky). and "Christ
When Child Garden Mads@
(Tschaikowsky). Mr.. MURRAY aue Wil,
play "Orientale" (CuD and the omar.
tAron tet VIII sing I'VE Bless Thee"
This music from the Russian Lit
urgy is beautiful and the selections
70 pc given are said to be particu-
The public is cordially invited. The
aoors OF the church will be open at
s,d Luther 1th Place Memorial Church mu-
Grand choeur in Aa"'rE a" 1Kindspr1e:l prelude. sn:
them, BY gabylon's Wave" Rsaim
10 fFoote5 tG5ounodb; anfb: offertory "Pastoraie"
Sscot0. trio by Miss Myrle Patschke,
Ervine J. Stenson, tenor; postiude
March March In F" tDeshayes). Evening
choeas Ge in z" pm tRsnsnSI:. pps,SGe. .n;s, Grand
Romance" (Tours); tenor soI9
Trust in the Lord" (HandeD, q. EJ J.
Stenson; "Postlude" (Read).
Music at Columbia Heights Chris
tian Church this morning will include
an, an anthem by, the chorus choir, Il
4smesi WI Bless ,hs ,nd,so the Lord" tB: Percy
tained by Belya F. Hoch. soprano. AS
an ohertory solo, Fred J. Eden. bari
tone. tone will viii sing % Lord. Correct Me"
In the evening the choir will sing
Break Forth Into Joy" (Simper9.
p. A. Perkins, basso, will assist at
the evening service and will sing
Abide With Me" (Metcalf) and
Rocked IN the Cradle Of the Deep"
The choir Of Ascension Church is
planning an elaborate musical pro-
gram for the Lenten season. There
Is to be special music at each Sunday
evening service, beginning at s. The
first of these events will be the rem
dition by the choir. under the direc-
tion of John 3. Wilson, organist and
choirmaster, Of Maunder's sacred Len
Peace" The solo parts will be sung
by Mrs. Aileen NJ. Burns. soprano;
Mrs. Julia c. Gray. .contralto, and
Lawrence E. Murray, basso.
At this mornings service the COM
munion service. will be chosen from
the Chant and Service Book" The
prelude will be 'Intermezzo," from
Third Sonata" (Guilmant); the Of
World tsir John Goss), and the post
lude, prelude and Fugue In E Minor"
The program for the evening serv-
ice follows: Prelude. "serenade"
Drown: offertory anthem. How
Long witt Thou Forget Me- (Pfue-
ger), with incidental solo by Mrs.
Gray and postlude, "Minuel Gothique"
(Boellmann).
Christian church. 9Th and b streets
northeast ,ns Morning W,,g SnOx shOir anthem anthem
tReed5; evening. concert BY orchestra,
Rose" (Reynard), overture. Hungarian
'Lustspiel" (Keler-Bela), and Told at
Twilight" tHuerter).
A special musical service will be given
this evening. o'clock.
The program will include: Organ pre-
lude; women's chorus, The Shadows Of
the Evening Hours" with baritone and
tenor obbligatos) (Hastings); violin solo.
"Canzonetta" (Tschaikowsky) mixed
quartet, God So Loved the World"
(from "Crucidxion") (Stainer) mems
chorus, "Just for Today" (Hackleman)
contraito solo. Eye Hath Not Seen"
(Gaul) mems chorus, Some One Is
Watching Your Light" (Hackleman)
violin solo, Ave Maria" (Schubert)
male quartet, IF We Had But Day"
(Heyser), and organ postlude.
The choir will be assisted by Ffnnell
Estes, violinist, and the Everyman Glee
Club Of the church.
At the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church this morning the music. under
the direction Of Lucy H. Paul. organist
and director, will be: Prelude. "Chanson
Matinale" (Becker) trio for soprano,
alto and tenor, Father. Lead Me BY
Thy Hand" (Butterfeld) bass solo.
"The Lord Is My Light (Allitsen)
postlude, "Fantaisie" (Dubois).
The evenings program Will include:
Prelude, "Nocturne" (Chopin) anthem,
"The King Of Love My Shepherd Is"
(Shelley) soprano solo, Day Is Dying
in the West" (Speaks).
The quartet Is composed OK Evelyn
Gribbin, soprano. Anita R. Garges, con-
tralto Raymond F1llius, tenor. A1a A.
o. Stearpss 1r.. bass.