Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-05

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E. r. Whitman; choir. "He Shall Reign
Forever; duet, Love Divine" (Stain
err, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Fahrenbach;
my Redeemer and My Lord" (Buck),
Mrs A. Elicit; Goldwin's "Nunc Dr.
mittis"; Organ Prelude" (GeibeD, and
Merkers Festival March," played by
Mrs. Guy Stevens.
| At II am. music will include:
Scotts ride on, Ride onie; Wooier's
Hear My Cry. o Lord" sung by
Mrs. d. H. Lawson: "Gloria" Czech
ner), open the Gates" (Knapp). Mrs.
Fahrenbach; Gloria in Excelsis" and
Freylinghausen's "Offertory."
At the First Presbyterian Church
Good Friday evening at o'clock the
vested choir will sing a special ar
rangement of the music by Haydn
and that by Dubois on the theme of
| The Seven Last Words" w +. Co.'S
sins is the director, Edith B. Athey
organist, and Charles Myers, Mrs.
Duncan l.. Richmond and James No
| Ian the soloists.
! West Washington Baptist Church
| music today will be: Morning-An-
| thems. Sing and Rejoice" (Hailing),
The Palms (Faure). Evening-Sa-
cred cantata, The Message from the
Cross" (MacFarlane). The soloists
are Meta Craig. soprano: Fame E.
Smith, contralto; B. M. Austin, tenor,
and Roy f. Sabean. bass. In the trio
| with baritone soloist are Mrs. Garri-
son and Miss Ladson, sopranos: Mrs.
| Rheinbold, alto, and w. Henry Hunt,
baritone. Mrs. Emory Bogley is the
| organist.
At St. Paurs Church, Twenty-Five
street near Washington Circle. music
will In Ind
and Honor" (Taeschner); indroit.
'"The Palms tFaure): office of the
| Holy Communion in F Major"
(Maunder). SIN the Hour of Trial
| Lane); offertory. Fling Wide the
Gates" (Stainer): 20 Saving Victim
(Neukomm): ''Nunc Dimittis.'' sung
to Gregorian tone. "Tonus Regius,"
and Ride On! Ride on in Majesty
Dykes. The solo parts will be sus-
| Master Claiborne Durham. The or
| ganist and choirmaster is Samuel A.
| Leech.
Good Friday at o'clock the choir
| will render StaineTs "Crucifixion "
Soloists: ]. F. NJ. Bowie. tenor; y
NJ. Forker, bass; Leonard A. --4rK.
baritone. and Master Claiborne Dur
| ham, soprano.
At ST. Adams Church, Mount st,
Alban, today. 1.-THE Palms." sung by
| Mr.. Shaeffer. will be featured.
Maundy Thursday night at s:45
Maunders "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace" will be given, followed by the
! preparation service.
At Christ Church, o and Thirty
first streets northwest. IL am. today,
The Palms." sung by Mr.. Lawrence
| .nrfjl ha fnnt w
Deus Misereatur' (Beethoven) and
king Ever Glorious" (Stainer). sung
by George Anderson, will be included
in special music
At Grace Church, Thirty-second
street south of NJ street northwest,
this morning. hymns 30, 235. 81; com
munion service Cooper; offertory.
There Is a Green Hi Far Away
! (Gounod), will be presented At the
| evening service special music will in
clude gospel hymns j. Ill, 1926;
hymns 90. SAT, 544. 10, 81; offertory.
Calvary" (Rodney), with soioists:
Mary Maxam. soprano Mrs. Charles
Huntington. contralto; Fulton Lewis,
bass; DR. Fraiiey. tenor; violinists,
Virginia BaIlinger. Warren Barnes;
| organist, Mary Penn Ross
At the Church of the Advent. Sec
ond and U streets northwest. this morn
ing. 1.-THE Palms" will be sung by
| Richard Schieck and ''Office of the
Holy Communion" after Merbecke,
and offertory, Fling Wide the
Gates" (Stainer), from THE Cruel
ming THE Seven Last Words
(Dubois) will be sung. Sololsts:
Amy Clarke, Eva Hardwood and
Jeanette Scott, sopranos; Howard
| Bursley and William II. Bell, tenors;
| Mayne r. Coe, baritone. and r. H.
| Ratlwon, jr, bass. The organist and
choirmaster is John r. Monroe.
ST. Stephens Church. Fourteenth
and Irving streets, music today at i
am, will feature: Ofertory solo,
1.-THE Palms" (Faure), Soloist Rev.
George F. Dudley, tenor, and recess
sional, Ride on. Ride On in
Majesty" At the evening prayer. 8
pm, the offertory win be 'Jerusa-
lem." sung by George Stonebraker,
baritone.
At Washington Cathedral, the
Bethlehem Chapel, music today will
be: IL am, procession of palms.
Hymn 90" On. Teschner); introit,
"Benedictus Qui VENT" Of. L. Moir)
Communion Service" (Merbecke)
Hymn Before Sermon, 101 &c. MIL
ler); offertory anthem g. H. Maun-
Excelsis." 45s Grew. j. B. Dykes;
after benediction, Psalm %" (sir
| Joseph Barnby): "Recessionai Hymn
81" tRev. J. B. Dykes).
At Epiphany Church at IL am,
music will include: Communion serv-
ice by Winter, Pleyel. Stainer; an
thems, 1.-THE Palms" (Faure); Fling
Wide the Gates (Stainer). A
chimes-organ recital will be given at
TAO pm. and evening prayer at
nm, with the anthem, There Is a
Green Hill Far Away" (Gounod).
Good Friday at pm. the cantata,
"Olvet to Calvary" (Maunder), will
be presented.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Sixth and 1 streets northeast, at IL
am, music will be: Professional
hymn, "All Glory, Laud and Honor"
(Teschner); "venite" tchant); "Bene-
dictus Els" (Hiles); "Benedictus"
(chan); hymn. Ride on, Ride on.
Great Conquerer" (Bach chorale) ;
! offertory anthem, blessed Is He That
Cometh in the Name of the Lord"
(Harwood); occasional hymn. ride
on, Ride on in Majesty" At night
the music will be: Professional
hymn, "All Glory Laud and Honor"
| (Teschner) "Magnificat in CT
| (Smart); "Nunc Dimittis in G"
| (Smart); hymn, 20 Lamb of God, Still
Keep Me" (Maker); hymn. I'm the
! Cross of Christ I Glory" (Strainer) ;
anthem, Gentle, Loving Savior"
(Gounod); occasional hymn, AT the
| Name of Jesus" (Monk).
- Good Friday at g. pm: Process
sional Litany'' (Sullivan); hymn, 90
| Lamb of God Still Keep Me"
| Sa1ootod optherps from the