Evening star., 1925-01-18

evening service, "Reverie" (Strauss),
for the organ: soprano solo, Flight
the Good Fight" (Spross). Pauline
Holer; pilgrims Chorus" CWagner),
for the organ.
At this mornings service of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
thesmixed chorus. under the direction
OF William E. Braithwaite and with
]. E. Sparks at the organ, will sing
the anthem, Come Unto Me" (Gale)
and E. j. Ruenitz will sing a baritone
solo, my God and Father, While ]
Stray" (Marston).
This evening at the o'clock serv-
ice the choir will sing 20 That Had
Wings" (Williams), and the male
quartet, consisting of Paul Ledig.
first tenor; Mr.. Braithwaite, second
tenor; Mr.. Ruenitz, baritone, and
John c. Smith, bass, will sing "GIo-
rious Things of Thee" (Towner).
Music at Christ Church, Alexandria,
today will be: Morning service
Organ prelude, Church Processional''
(FrimD; "Te Deum in F' (SmarD
offertory anthem, "Grieve Not the
Holy Spirit" (Stainer) organ postlude,
March in AZ (Blackmore). Evening
'service-Organ prelude, Cradle Song
(Sheldon); 'Nunc Dimittis in D.
(Garrett); alto solo, Lullaby" from
The Incarnation" (GeibeD; offertory
anthem. God Is a Spirit" (Bennett)
organ postlude, "Sortie" (Bosle).
Katharine Seelye Wallace is di-
rector and organist.
The vested choir of Gunton- Temple,
Presbyterian Church. under the direc-
tion of John George Klein, will sing
C-Il
o'clock service: Anthem, 20 Come to
My Heart, Lord Jesus (Ambrose), in
cldental solos, Mr.. Lines; anthem,
I'm a Pilgrim" (Herbert): soprano
solo, Cast Thy Burden" (Hamblen),
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. At o'clock
the choir will sing a special musical
program, taking the place of the
regular service at pm: An
them, Let Me Kneel at Thy Feet
(Coombs), incidental solos by Miss
Findley, soprano, and Mr.. Lines, bass
(Burnham), Mrs. Gawler; anthem,
"Sanctus" (Gounod). incidental solos.
Mr.. Klein, tenor; soprano solo,
Ninety and Nine" (Champion), Mrs
Gawler; soprano and tenor duet
The Lord Is My Light" (Buck),
Margaret Webster and Mr.. Klein;
hymn anthem, From Every Stormy
Wind tWilder), choir.
Mrs. John G. Klein will preside at
the organ at both services.
The programs for the Sunday serv-
ices at Calvary Baptist Church are
as follows: Thomas Moss, the organ
list and director, will play the intro
duction and allegro from Alex Gull
mant's First Sonata" for the morn
ing prelude. and the same composers
Grand Chorus" from Seventh So
nata," for the postlude. At the eve
ming service organ recital, beginning
at 7:45, Mr.. Moss will play "Andante
con Moto," by A. P. F. Boely, and
Dreams" from Guilmant's Seventh
Sonata"
The quartet will sing NO Shadow
Yonder," from Gaul's Holy City"
and George w. Chadwick's Jehovah
Reigns in Majesty" at the morning
service, and SheIley's "The King of
Love" at the evening service. OF spe-
cial interest also at this service will
be the first appearance of the Calvary
chorus of Is voices. under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Moss. They will sing
Seek, Ye, the Lord" by ]. varley
Roberts.
This evening at o'clock at the
Church of the Covenant the music
will be given by the evening choir,
Claude Robson, director. and the
solo quartet.
The program is as follows: Anthem,
Seek, Ye, the Lord (Roberts), tenor
obbligato Mr.. Farrar; quartet, Heaven
Life" (Mozart-Shelley) contralto solo,
II Think When I Read That Sweet
Story of Old" (West), Miss Smith;
offertory anthem, Twilight and
Dawn" (Speaks).
An invitation is extended to the
public to attend this service. The
doors of the church will be open at
z o'clock.
Music. at the Church of the Trans
f1guration today will be: Morning
prayer. IL o'clock-Processional Bright
Morning" (Harding); "Venite" (Smart),
"Te Deum in D" Cwoodward). Bens-
dictus (Garrett), sermon hymn
Peace, Perfect Peace" (Caldbeck) +:
anthem, Send Out Thy Light" (Gou-
nod; occasional, Songs of Thank
fulness and Praise" (Hintze); evening
prayer, 1880 o'clock (Junior Choir)-Pro-
cessional, LAS With G1adness Men OF
Old" (Kocher); Magnificat (Smart)
"Nunc Dimittis" (plain song), sermon
hymn, From the Eastern Mountains
Oh Heac6
(Callcott); Incidental solo by Master
Charles E. EckerD vesper hymn,
Light of Those Whose Dreary Dwell
ing" (Moravian); recessional, "Sav-
tour, Again to Thy Dear Name Chop
kins).
A solo quartet will sing at both
services of the First Baptist Church
today. The other musical numbers
for the morning service include: Pre-
lude, Third Organ Sonata" (Mendels-
sohn): offertory solo, Repent, Ye"
(ScotD, W.. II. Whiteside, soloisti
postlude. Gothic March" CWachs).
In the evening, Robert M. Ruck-
man, organist, will play the follow
ing numbers. "Berceuse" (Jarnefelt)
"Ronde Francaise" (Boellmann)
"Adagio" (Guilmant), offertory solo
Come Unto Him DUNN; postlude
'Marche Triomphale" (wachs).
The music today at Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, Kalo-
Kama and Columbia. roads. follows;