Evening star., 1924-04-06

frain," arranged by Selton, and as
postiude, Church Festival March
(Stults).
Strainer's "CrucihAton" will be sung
this evening at 1880 by the choir Of
Christ Church. Georgetown. The So
loists will be Jesse Feitele, Lawren
Lee, George Lambert. Allan Black
ford and Fred c. Shaeffer. Arm
stronS'S There Is a Green HiIT' will
be sung as the offertory by Mrs. Ralph
Rohey and Mrs. Brent Daniel.
The choir consists of Il chorus of
Charles G. McROberts is soprano So
loist and choir director and Mary NJ
wilkins is the organist.
gwen today AT st. Paurs English Lu-
theran Church: Morning service
Prepare Ye the Way Of the Lord
tGarretD. Thou Art Ny All" offer
tory, tWooler): evening service
Inc Woods and Every Sweet Smell
ing Tree (WeStl' Jesus, | Live to
Thee offertory (Speaks).
Thc quartet choir is composed Of
Mrs. +. Ia Smart, soprano; Miss Ma
ron ls1rncr. COntralto: Irving NJ TUT
lar, tenor, and ]. Walter Humphrey.
bass Mrs. Locke Kincer Davies is
organist.
st. Augustine's Sanctuary Choir
VIII sing Gounod's "Gallia' at S
O'Clock this evening
RMS composition, based on the lam
entation of Jeremias, was written
Tor the International exhibition at
Albert Hall. London. Gounod. feeling
deeply the fearful plight OF his coun-
try and the utter forSetfulness Of
%od by the French people. is said to
nave conceived France as Jerusalem
OF old. Hence the title of this ia
nous clegy-"Gallia'
Ira Merriwether, boy soprano. will
be the Soloist.
The Emmanuel Baptist Church
choir. under the direction of Mrs
Emily Dickinson, will sing this morn
ing. "Tarry With Me, o My Saviour +,
trio. Praise Ye" (Verdiel. Al the
evening service the male chorus will
sing several numbers.
Good Friday evening the choir
will give Stain "Crucifxion" and
Easter Sunday evening. "GalIia'
(Gounod1.
The Christian Church, 9th and II
streets southwest. will hold a special
afternoon musical service at 4:30
O'Clock today as part OF the exercises
TO be held throughout th day in honor
of the second anniversary of the
dedication of the church. The musi-
cal program and the soloists who
will assist are as follows: Trio, So
prano, tenor, bass. Praise Ye," from
''Attilla," Miss Leutbecher, Mr.. Ny
Calvary (Rodneyj. by Purvis Rey-
nolds: soprano solo. a setting of
Lead, Kindly Light to GODDARD S
"BerceuSe," by Dorothy Leutbecher:
Chopin symphony selection for organ
by Miss l.. +. Gottwals: alto solo.
Ride on, Ride on (Scotti, by Anna
Brett Sunny. accompanied by Miss
Julia Russell: duet for soprano and
bass, 20 Divine Redeemer'' tGounod)
by Mrs. Byron T. Hayden and W. +.
Shall Sound" tScott), by George C.
Myers
At the morning service at 1895
the chorus choir will sing God Is
a Spirit" (Haydn), and at the eve
ming service at 7:t5 will sing Il
Sought the Lord" CGottwals,, with
solo and obbligato sung by Mrs. ]. NJ.
Chisoiu.
II. p. Firestone will take up his
Church of the Ascension at this
mornings service. when he will sing
the tenor solo and obbJigato in Seek
We the Lord" by Varley Roberts.
The communion service will be Sc
lected from the Chant and Service
Book. and John B. Wilson, organist
and choirmaster. will play "Adagio"
CMendclssohn) for the prelude and
"PastoraIe in G" (Rheinberger) as
postlude.
The special Lenten music at the
evening service will consist OF pre-
lude, "Arcadian Sketch" (Stoughton) +;
contralto solo. Come Away" (Gou-
nod), Aileen Miller Burns; anthem,
The Lord Is Ny Shepherd" Oh.
hymn, Father, Hear Thy Children's
Call" quartet. and postlude, "Fugue.
in r Flat" (J. S. Bach).
At the metropolitan Presbyterian
Church this morning the music, under
the direction of Lucy H. Paul. organ
list and director, viii be as follows:
Prelude, Melody" (WcsO; anthem,
"Hark, Hark, My, Soul" Yshelleyg !;
full of His own" (Mendelssohn), Miss
Gauges: postlude, March of the
Priests" (Mendelssohn).
At the evening service the program
will be as follows: prelude, "Elegy"
tMasseneDB anthem, We stand in
Deep Repentance" soprano and tenor
duet, Love Divine, All Love Excell-
ing" tStainer>; pestlude, March
The quartet is composed of Evelyn
Gribbin, soprano; Anita r. Gauges,
contralto; Raymond Fillius, tenor,
and A. Q. Stearns. jr. bass.
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
will have three special Sunday even
ing services beginning today, when
Gounod's "Gallia" will be sung by the
quartet. consisting of Florence Sin
dell, soprano: Mrs. Maurice Beckha m,
contralto; Floyd G. Williams. tenor,
and II. Alvin Lake, bass, with Mabel
c. Linton as orgSnist and director.
Next Sunday, Palm Sunday, at S
pm, the quartet will give Stainer's 5
"Crucifixion." and Faster night they
Will sing solos and "InHamma tus"
from Rossini'S "Sta abat Mater" with
TheIma Smith. assisting artist. This
quartet, known as the metropolitan
Quartet, will be the only local quar-
tet appearing at the D. a. r. copven-
tion They will sing at the Central
High School also during the Easter
holidays
Music today at the First Baptist
Church will include: Morning-Organ
prelude, by Mareau; offertory solo,
''Thc Lord Is My Light (Ailitsen)
and organ "Postlude i'll r (Duncan).