Evening star., 1924-11-16

The incidental solos in the anthems
| VIII De taken by Helen Virginia
| Clark, Roberta Harstin Annie Smith
ana Cameron Burton. Edwin Moore
| Is the organist.
| Under the direction OF Emily G.
| Dickinson. the choir of ImmanueI
baptist Church will present the fol-
| lowing music this morning Rach's
! prelude in G Major: anthem. How
beautiful Upon the Mountains, in
| cldental solo by Hazel Hughes The
| soio quartet, composed of Hazel
hughes, soprano: Edith r. Granger.
contralto; Denton Ledford tenor, and
L Rldgeway Taylor, baritone, will
sing Nearer, My God, to Thee
! Briggs).
AT the evening service the male
chorus will sing Father, to Thee We
| Look IN All Our Sorrows" (Breuell1:
also duet, The Lord Is My Shep-
| herd" tSmart), will be sung by Miss
| Hughes and Mrs. Granger.
Next Sunday evening the choir will
! sing contata, Maunder's Song of
| Thanksgiving
The mixed chorus OF tho Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, under tho
| direction of William Z. Braithwaite
| VIII give, as special number az
| this mornings service. the beautiful
anthem, The Radiant Morn Hath
| Passed Away" by Woodward. Mrs
| b. d. Shreve VIII sing soprano solo
"A Little While" by Briggs
At the evening service the mixed
| chorus number will be Reeds More
Love to Thee, Christ" and the
| male chorus Will sing THE Soft
| Sabbath Calm" by Barnby- Shelley.
| The public is invited to all the
| services of the church.
Last Sunday at st. Peters Church,
! Second and streets southeast the
feast OF the forty hours devotion
was celebrated with great solemnity.
kalliwoda's mass was sung; "Veni
Creator Houard). August Orange
The offertory. "Jesu Del vivi'
| (VerdD was sung by the quartet
| composed OF Alice G. Sharpe. soprano:
Anna II. Golden. contralto: Fred
Price, tenor, and Joseph Kaufman.
| basso. The choir was assisted by
| Anne Sweeney, vlolinist, and August
orange. tenor. The music was under
~ direction Of Hattie Richie Pres
ut. Catherine McKenna was the
organist.
Church OF the Transfguration-
Choral service today will include:
Morning-Processio Jesus Shall
Reign; "Venite" (Woodward), TIE
Deum" tAnglican chants) dawes
and Cooke, "Benedictus" tTurle):
sermon hymn, oh. Worship the
King; offertory anthem, Il Am Al
pha and Omega" Cstainer) dncidental
! solo by Master Charles EckerD; re-
| cessional, Thy Kingdom Come, O
God" Evening = Professional by
Junior Choir, Jesus Shall Reign"
| (Psalter chants) Woodward): Mag
nificat" (SmarD, "Nunc Dimittis"
Pa nv
ship the King; offertory anthem, 20
Divine Redeemer" (Gounod (soloist.
Miss NJ. Stevens); vesper hymn. The
Radiant Morn; recessional. Abide
| With Me"
DR.. James Dickinson is organist
! and choirmaster.
Music today at Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church Will include:
| Organ prelude, "Canzona" (ScotD;
duet Love Divine" (Stainerl. Mrs.
| Wayne B. Wheeler and Harvey T.
| Townsend: offertory solo, There Is
| No Death" (O'Hara), Mr.. Townsend,
| and organ recessional, "Postlude'
! FincenD. Mrs. Harry Cunningham
is the organst.
| A musical will be given at the
First Reformed Church Wednesday
night at Sis O'Clock by Pauline and
| Karl Holer.
The program will include: Plano
duet, "Qui Nive!" (Ganz), Karl and
Pauline Hoier; community songs.
| Pauline Holer and audience. Karl
| Holer at the plano; character songs
| and reading. 20 Susanna" Spring
Fever" when We Haven't Said Our
! Prayers" Wilhelmina GUIDE; violin
| solos, Nocturne." (Creutzfeldt), Lie
besfreud," Kreisier), Herman c.
i q afrll n n Hn t,r,it
solos by George \. Meyers: mandolin
500. Serenade Espagnole," (Muderl,
Alice 4. Hill, guitar accompaniment
by w. T. Holt: community songs;
darky songs and stories. Arthur B.
Pierce; selections "Asmodeus over
ture," Rollinson). Moonlight Frol-
ics,' (OdelD, section of the Nordica
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra. Walt
! er T. Holt. director: New Hambone
Verses Karl Holer; "Dafydil Draw
ings." Edna NJ. Buhrer; prize guess
ing contest
Jessie Masters. WE'LL known con
tralto. will sing the offertory solo
at the IL o'clock service at the
Church of the Ascension TODAY
Special music al the West Wash
ington Baptist Church, Georgetown.
at both morning and evening services
Will lHciuoo SOLOS by Meta Craig,
| sopranos Magnhild Soderberg. Nor
wegian contralto; Roy L. Sabean.
bass, and Mrs. Emory Bogley at the
organ.
The music for today's services at
| the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South, under the
direction of r. Deane Shure, will BE-
as follows: Morning-Organ prelude.
"Serenade" (Widor). Mrs Frank A.
Frost: anthem, Praise Him" (Fearis),
the Mount Vernon Chorus: quartet.
Wonderful Peace" Cooper, ". A
Mccoy. Everett S. HardeI, Howard
P. Bailey and James p. Schick; organ
postlude, "Marche Celebre" Uach-
| ner. Evening, 15-minute song service
under the direction of John L. Rob
inson Of Memphis. Tenn.-Anthem, MY
Task Ashford; quartet, Home
, land" (Towner); organ postlude.
"Postiude No. (Sudds).
The music today at st. Johns
Church will be: Morning prayer, IL
| am; '"Te Deum" Gin d., (woodward):
offertory, THE Path of the Just"
(Roberts)! evening prayer (choraD.
| pm; Magnificat" Gin E fat), (But-
ton); offertory, He Shall Feed His
Flock" C'MessiahD. (HandeD: solo
ist. e. r. Kidwell: T. Guy Lucas.
| organist and choirmaster.
Music for "L'Aielon."