Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

ever With the Lord" tGounod), sung
by Mr.. Hanft and DR.. A. /. Simpson,
postlude. selected.
The evening program will include
an instrumental trio, organ, violin
and cello; anthem, God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" (Field); offertory
solo, Consider and Hear Me- (Pfue-
ger), sung by Helen Neumeyer, con
tralto.
The members OF the choir are Laura
Hayes, soprano; Helen Neumeyer and
Katherine Gross, contraltos; DR.. A J..
Simpson, tenor and director; William
f. Hanft, bass; Martha Waring Col
flesh, organist; Selma Trede and An
ME Boyes.
The vested choir of Gunton-Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church, under
the direction of John George Klein,
with Mrs. Klein at the organ, will
sing at both the morning and after
noon services.
The program for the morning serv-
ice is: Anthem, NO Shadows Yonder'
(GauD; anthem, Under His Wings"
(Sankey); soprano solo, How Beau
tiful Upon the Mountain" (Harkerl,
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler.
A special musical program will be
given at the o'clock vesper service.
The program follows: Anthem,
Abide With Me- (Barnby): inciden-
tai soloists, Miss Webster, Miss Find
ley, Mr.. Klein and Mr.. Lines; soprano
solo, I'm Heavenly Love Abiding
Oeo), Mrs. Gawler; anthem, Send
Out Thy Light" (Gounod); soprano
solo, abide With Me" Oiddle), Mrs
Gawler; anthem, THE Earth Is the
Lords" (Stout): incidental soloists.
Miss Webster and Mr., Lines,
The following program will be
given at the Metropolitan Presby-
terrain Church today by the quartet
composed of Evelyn Gribbin, soprano
and director; Anita Gauges Howard,
contralto; Edward Halbach, tenor,
and Albert o. Stearns, jr., baritone,
with William Fowler at the organ.
In the morning, prelude Will be Der
ceuse," by Frysinger, MY Defense
Is Of God" by the quartet; tenor
solo, Depart From Me" (Scott), and
| 'Postlude in Flat" (Frost). In the
evening, the prelude Will be "Andan-
| tino in Flat" (Lowden); the anthem
by the quartet. Nearer My God to
Thee" (Schnecker); contralto solo,
My God, My Father (Shockley), and
! the postlude will be "Grahamac
| Choeur in G. (SaIome).
! st. Peters Roman Catholic Church,
| Second and G streets southeast. Mu-
sic today Will be as follows: II am.
l-Durand's Solemn Mass in G.; at
the offertory, Alice Glossmire Sharpe,
| soprano soloist, will sing Gounod's
| Ave Maria" with violin obbligato, by
| Anne Sweeney; August Orange will
sing Harry Wheaton Towards 'Veni
| Creator"
Christopher Tenley is organist, and
Hattie Richie Prescott directress of
the choir.
At the special evening service to
| be held at All Souls Church tonight
in the new edifice at Sixteenth and
| Harvard streets, Lewis Corning Atwa-
ter Will play the following numbers
on the Green memorial organ: Pre-
| lude, allegro and Largo" (Karg-
Eler): offertory. Invocation" (Du-
Bois); postlude, Finale" (Karg-
! Elert); offertory, Invocation" (Du-
| soprano; Flora Brylawski, con1ralto:
| Louis Annis, tenor, and Charles Trow-
bridge Tittman, bass.
The following program will be
| given: Quartet, DAY is Dying (Sal-
teri; duet, THE Lord is Ny Light
(Buck); quartet. Wake Up. My
| Glory" (Rodgers); quartet, 'Hark,
Hark. My Soul" (shelIey); quartet,
| 'Sevenfold Amen" (Stainer); quar-
tet, The Night Hath a Thousand
| Eyes" (Bourdillon- Nevin).
At st. A1oysius Church AGNES
| Whelan. soprano, is substituting for
| Lucy Dickinson Marx, who has for
| the past six weeks, been seriously
| i'll with pneumonia.
| Today the quartet, under the direc-
| ton of Victor l. Boenau, organist and
! director. with Earl Grimes, tenor.
| assisting, will sing the La Hache.
"Missa Pro Pace" Mr. Grimes will
sing the "Sanctus" from Gounod's
| 'Messe Solenelle" and an Ave
/ Verum' (AIillards) at the offertory.
| The quartet is composed of Agnes
Whelan, soprano; Theresa K. Hubner,
contralto; George L. Saxon, tenor,
and Gerald Whelan, basso.
| 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.
Aria" (Bach), Mrs. Frank A. Frost;
anthem, Celestial Concerts" (Han-
deD; male quartet with soprano OBJ
| bligato, "A Prayer in the Woods
| (AbD, Mrs. J. Frank Rice, W. Ar
| thur Mccoy, W. Clifford wflkin,
| Howard P. Bailey and James P.
| schnick; organ postlude. Fanfare"
| (Lemmens). Evening, organ recital
| by Mrs. Katherine Ritter; anthem,
| Twenty-third Psalm" (Ashford)
| quartet, Seeking for Me- (Fillmore) ::
organ postlude, "Offertoire" (PetraID.
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