Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13

me program for the music at to-
days services at the Mount Vernon
/. Place Methodist Episcopal Church
south is as follows; Morning-Pre-
sudo, Prom Chapel Walls" CNoeekD ::
anthem. Awake the Harp" from
: The Creation: soprano solo. The
Palms Mrs. J. Frank Rice: double
quartet, Calvary" Rodncy). post
Jude. "Hallelujah" tRosSn Evening
Thirty minute organ recital 10y r.
Deane Shure: anthem, Now That the
sun Is Setting" fSpencel: male quar-
tet. There Is a Green TIill Far
Away: postludc. "IIoSanua' CWachsl.
The following music will bc rem
dercd by the choir of st. Andrews
Church today At the II O'Clock Scrv-
Glory ofIertory anthem, ride
on. Ride on in Majesty" (Candlyu'
In the evening: Anthem. ''"rwaS Night
Der Lonely Olivet" Maunder).
At st. Thomas Church, 18th and
Church streets. the following music
will be rendered at II o'clock today:
Nenite" Or Woodward), "Bene-
dicite' CStokowskn. in +: "Benedic-
tus" tGreEorianl. oftertory anthem.
Jerusalem" Parker. organ prelude.
o..
e aprice Hcroiquc" Bonuct). The
evening music will be: Tenor and
bass duet, $50 Thou Liftest Thy Di-
vine Petition tStainerl, organ noe
turne CBonue0, Song Of Sorrow
tNcvin). and allegro" sixth sym
phony (Widor). The soloists viii be:
soprano. Mrs. {. Hcnniuc: contralto.
Miss Christine Levin; tenor. Harry NJ
stevens: bass. John VI. Waters: or
ganist and choir director. Miss Char
lottc Klein.
At the II o'clock service today At
ST Marks Church, Sd and \ streets
southeast. the music will he a fol-
lows: Communion Service i'll c.
(iliTel. anothem. The Palms q.
Faure). At tho : o'clock service:
Chant, Praise the Lord. . Nv Soul
tBaJlishilD, introit. AS Now tho
Suns Declining Rays" Barnby): an
them. Seek Ne the Lord Gtobertsl.
Samuel Wood is the organist and
director.
The choir Of st. Monica's Chapel,
South Capitol and l. streets. viii give
the following musical program today:
Procession of Palm, Hymn 40 on.
VENT" o. Tours: communion ser
vice IL. Tours; offertory anthem,
"Jerusalem" CHencry Parkcrp; clio
ria in Excelsis" (E. Tours).
The Grace Church. georgetown,
sd street south of NJ. choir will give
the following program today: "Bene-
dicite'' (Hallctt): "Bencdictus"
(Anon); offertory anthem, 'JeruSa-
lem parker: soprano solo, Miss
Deuterman. The evening music is as
follows: Deus" C1awes): offert"ry
anthem. There Is a Green Hill Far
Away" (Gounod): solo (Dr. Frailey)
and chorus.
The musical program for this morn
ing at st. Lulle's. 18th and Church
streets, is as follows: 'Benedicite"
tCiale): "Eencdictus" (Ca1kins); offer
tory. Palm Branches Mrs. Lulu
Howe Robinson is the "rganist.
The following music will be rem
dercd today at Christ Church. south
east. G street between 9Th and eth:
"Neuite" GIohinsonl: "Benedictus"
Langdonl: go Sacred Head. How
Wounded Hassler): The Palms
Faurc). Evening anthem, Turn
THY Face From Ny Sins" tAtw"odo.
Miss Nellie Richards * organist.
This afternoon at i:3o the Vested
choir of st. Margarets Church, Con-
necticut avenue and Bancroft place.
will render Maunder's "Olivet to Cal
vary" with organ and instrumental
accompaniment. The solo parts VIII
be sung by Mrs. Myra NJ. Marks, W.
w. GantZ (tcnor) and \. III. Deibert
Green Hill" by Gouuod, at the offer
tory. ID. +. Macleod is the organist
nd choirma ster.
The following music will be rem
dcred at the Good Friday service Of
st. Lukes Church 18th and Church
Dimitis' Barnby): offertory. Il Will
Life Up Mine Eyes C'rhomson):
The Seven Last Words of Christ
CIV. Bernaldp.
The music for today al II o'clock
al. the Church Of the Ascension. 18th
street ana Massachusetts avenue. IS
as follows: Prelude. 'Fantasie in q
Minor" q. S. Bach): (Kyrie Eleison)
GIlvey): Gloria Tihi" (Anon): Ora
tias Tibi" (Monk): ascription. Thou
tory anthem, Filing Wide the Gates
(Stainer); "Sursum Corda and Sane
tuS" (Camidgel; "Benedictus qui We
nit q. Il. WILSON,. male chorus;
Gloria in EXcclSis" (old chant)
blessing; quartet. Gross of Jesus
tStainer); postlude. "Allelula" Go
ret). The evening service will include
the following music: Prelude, "Canta-
bile" (Franck); bass solo, "A New
Commandment" (Mounder); contralto
tenor solo, 20 Was There Ever Lone
illness Like His (Maunder); chorus
go Sacred Head Surrounded tMak-
err: ascription, Thou Art worthy
o Lord" (GilberO; offertory anthem
appeal of the Crucified" (Stainer):
be n ediction: quartet. "Cross of Jesus"
(Stainer); postlude, Finale AMer-
keD. The soloists are Aileen Miller
Burns, soprano; Julia Culbreth Gray.
contralto; II. Paul Firestone. tenor;
Lawrence E. Murray, bass; John y:
Wilson. A. y. G.. o., organfst ana
choirmaster
The vested chorus choir, assisted by
the quartet and under the direction OF
Harry Edward Mueller, viii sing
Stainer's "Crucifixion' at the nusfcai
vosper service at the First Congre-
gationa Church. 10th and q streets
northwest. this afternoon at -"
o'clock
On Good Friday evening at o'clock
the choir of ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church, under direction of Marguerite
Allen Ross, organist. viii sing Maun-
der's From Olivet to Calvary. Solo
lists Will be Minnie Volkmann, So
prano; Walter S. Prick, tenor, and
George S. Parker, bass
Good Friday at ST Patrick's Church
tic three honr@ service viii start at