Evening star., 1924-04-06

cital at 7:45 o'clock is composed of a
request" program. including Eve
ming Song" (Johnson), HandeTs Lar
CO." "Fantasie in y Minor" (Ferry) :;
music during following service will
be chorus. Calvary" CRodney); offer
tory solo, There Is a Green Hill Far
Away" (Gounod); organ postlude
March in q" (Scott).
Florence Howard will, as usual
sing the offertory solos and Charles T
Ferry VIII be at the organ.
Luther Place Memorial Church music
o'clock, prelude. 'Tdylr' (Kinder) an
them, Send out Thy Light"
(Gounod) oifertory. "Berceuse" CKin-
der); "Postlude" Readl. Evening
service s O'Clock, prelude, Spring Song
lHollins); anthem, sun OF Ny Soul"
(ScotD: offertory, AT Twilight Cry
singer: quintet. Grant, We Beseech
Thee" Wan NiieD. Mrs. y. Whiting
soprano; Miss Mryle Patschke, mezzo-
! soprano; Miss Eva Bright, contralto !;
L. J. Stenson, tenor; Charles OFT, bass;
! "Postlude" tSolly).
At the First Congregational Church
Miss Lenora de Grange will assist
Harry Edward Mueller at the musical
Ne&Der service at t:45 o'clock today
/. Miss de Grange was former dramatic
director OF the community center de-
partment of the public schools of the
District; She directed the District OF
columbia pageant, which was given
in honor OF the United States Con-
Sress, in which President Harding
was keenly interested. Miss de
Grange will read The Christus-Mes-
senger of Peace" written by Craze
Hoffman White. Mr.. Mueller viii
play the following music: "Hosan-
nah tF'aulkes) Canon in B Minor"
CSchumann); Final Marche" (BoeIl-
mani.
Tho ,rne+.1 oL--
the motet '-Gallia" CGounodl, at the
evening service at o'clock.
A special musical service by the
Church at s today will include in its
! program: Mixed chorus. Come Unto
! Ne 'Neidiinger) cello solo, "AdaGio. :
from Concerto (Haydn): mixed
soprano and baritone duct. Jesus.
. Thou JOY of Loving Hearts CGoctze) !:
cello solo. "Idyll' (Becker); wornen's
chorus. God is Love" CShelleyl; male
quartet: Nearer Home" tFenney) !:
cello solo, 'Traumerci'' CSchumann),
The choir will be assisted bv S. i.
Mueller, cello soloist.
This evening at the Church of the
Covenant, beginning at 8 o'ciocI, tba
music Will be by the evening choir
OF one hundred voices. Claude Robe
son, director. and the solo quartet.
ne choir Will sing sun of NV
Soul (Hoide4); still. Still with
Thee (Speaks); Rose Farrar will
sing a solo and the quartet will sing
THE Lord Is Ny Shepherd" G.iddle5.
This morning at the Mount Pleas
ant congregational Church for the II
o'clock service the music will he hy
the Mount Pleasant Chorus and the
solo quartet, under the direction of
Norton NJ Little, with Claude Robe
son at the organ
For the veSper service at o'clock
the music is given by the solo quar-
The program follows: Morning
service--Organ prelude, "Cujus AMI
nam. (fossinil: contralto solo, My
Task" t&shford); otfiertory chorus
'Ail Flesh Doth Perish" (Brahms) ::
organ postiude, -"Grand Choeur'' Ga
"roiN). Nesper seryice-OrSan pre-
lCdc. "EntrancinE Dream (dc Lillel !;
tenor solo. spirit Of God" (Ncidliu-
ser). Mir. Shanahan offertory quartet
softly Now the Light of Day tIlsicy) :;
organ posuude, 'Allegretto" (Stain-
Thc public is invited.
The following music will be given
at Christ Church, Alexandria, Va, to-
day:
Morning service. II o'clocB-Organ
prelude, Contemplation" Saint
SaenS), bS hdthdrlne Seciye dltdce
church organist; "Benedicite" (Cus-
tance); offertory anthem, as II Moth
ing to you?' (Stainer) by the quartet
and choir. under the direction of Es-
telle Wentworth: organ post1ude,
"Stabat Mater Dolorosa'' Uemaigre).
Evening service, S oclock-Organ
prelude, "A Prayer" GoreD; quartet,
God So Loved the World" (Stainer),
by Janet Picket, soprano; Esther Gill
bert, contralto; Ellsworth Condron,
tenor, and Wilfred Gilbert, bass: Of
fertory, organ, "Andantino in D Fiat"
Uemare): organ postlude, Gothic
Narch'' (E1nschinil