Evening star., 1925-03-08
In the Churches

sent a concert, with Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler, soprano, as guest soloist, un-
der the auspices of the Epworth
League. at Foundry Methodist Epis-
copal Church Wednesday evening at
S:lS o'clock. The other soloists will
include Clara Young Brown, soprano;
Inez B. Miller, mezzo-soprano: Wyne-
ma Mckinley, coneralto; Rebecca
pianist, and Evelyn
Scott, violinist. Admission is free.
The program will be:
Trio, Fly, Singing Birds (Elgar);
Coin Home from New World
symphony" (Dvorak), and Nursery
Rhymes tCurran), Clara Young
Brown. Inez B. Miller and wynema
'Irtornar Vincitor" tverdi), Mrs.
Gawler; "Ballade A, Major" (Chopin),
waltz" GevitskD, "Polonaise. E Ma
jor" Uiszt), Rebecca Easterboook;
"Lungi Dol Caro- Bene" (SecchD, "a
Spirit Flower (Campbe ell -Tipton),
Danny Boy" (weatherly), wynema
Mckinley :'"Habenara" (Bizet), Min
uet" (Hochstein), Perpetual Motion"
(Bohm). Evieyn Scott; "L'Ultina Can
zone" tTostD. "Minuet d'Exaudet"
(weckerlin), THE Nightingale Has
ler; "Our Triangle" (Calesta Sinew).
Athey and Marjorie Davis.
Today at II am. the chorus choir
of the First Congregational Church
will sing Gloria" from Twelfth
Mass (MozarD, and the quartet.
consisting of Ruby Smith Stahl.
soprano; Goldie Dressler Hutchins,
contralto; Hilbert D. kratzer. tenor.
and John II. Marville, baritone,
will give Spirit Of God" (Huma-
son). Mr.. Ferry will play Prelude
in CT (Boise) and "Postlude in F.
(Mercer). At the 4:45 pm. vesper
service Mr.. Ferry will play Funeral
March" (Mendelssohn), i'Communion,
in G" (Baptiste) and Allegro" (Men-
delssohn).
At 8 pm. the prelude will be AN
dantine" Lenlare) and the postfude
"Marche in c" (Clark). The chorus
choir will sing The Recessiona"
Ode Koven).
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church today the music for the
morning service, beginning at II
o'clock, will be given by the Mouret
Pleasant chorus and solo quartet,
under the leadership of Norton NJ.
Little, with Claude Robson at the
organ. The music for the vesper serv-
ice, beginning at o'clock. will be
given by the solo quartet.
The program follows: Morning
Organ prelude, ''Priere a Notre Dame"
(Boellmann); trio for soprano, tenor
and bass, Hear Yew (VerdD; Of
fertory (chorus), Seek Him That
Maketh the Seven Stars and Orion"
CWoodman); organ postlude, Toe
cata" (Boellmann). Evening-Organ,
prelude" Uemaigre); tenor solo,
Spirit Of God" (Neidllnger); offer
tory (quartet), Still, Still With Thee"
tSpeaks); organ postlude, March
(Read.
At the First Baptist Church the
music this morning will include:
Prelude, "Praeludium'' (Rheinberger) ;
offertory solo, Trust Ye in the Lord
(ScotD; postlude, War March" (Men-
delssohn). The evening organ recital
at 7:45 includes: "Rondino" (Bee-
thoven- X reisler); Souvenir (Kin-
der); "Reverie" (Bonnet); offertory
solo, abide With Me" (Ashford) /;
postIude, Festive March" (Black-
more).
W. Harold whiteside is soloist and
Robert NJ. Ruckman, organist.
The vested choir OF Gunton Temple
Presbyterian Church, under the direc-
ton of John George Klein, will sing
at both the II o'clock and the
o'clock services. The soloists for the
morning service are Mrs. Gawler,
soprano. and Mr.. Klein. tenor.
The vesper service will be musi-
cal service from to o'clock
soloists, Mrs. Gawler, Miss Webster,
Miss Findley, Mrs. Shacklett and Mr..
Klein
At the Church of the Transfigura-
tion musical services today, under di-
rection of DR.. James Dickinson, or
ganist and choirmaster, will include :
IL am. morning prayer-Processional
Forty Days and Forty Nights"
(Herbst) Venite (Smith), Benedicite
in f (Stokovski) Benedictus Oang-
Up to Thee" (Mason) ofTertory, "Jeru-
salem. o Turn Thee" (Gallia) (Gounod), +,
Incidental solo by Master Ward Steven
son; recessionai, Weary of Earth and
Laden With My Sin" Gangdon). s
o'clock, evening prayer-Processiona
Jesus and Shall II Ever Be- (Oliver) :;
Magnificat (Plain Song), Nunc Dimittis
(Plain Song), sermon hymn, Christian.
Dost Thou See Them?" (Dykes): Of
fertory, ''TarTy With Me, o Ny Savior
(Baldwin) :; vesper hymn, Lord, Keep
sional, Softly Now the Light of Day"
CWeber).
The chorus choir OF the II Street
Christian Church, Sixth and H streets
southwest, under the direction of Will
lard S. Haynie. with Edith GottwaIIs
at the organ, will sing the following
musical program today: Morning-An-
them. God So Loved the World"
(Stainer); baritone solo, Come Unto
Me" (Cox), Mr.. Haynie. Evening
Anthem, Savior, When Night Involves
the Sky (sheliey); duet. THE City
Unseen" (GabrieD, Malcolm Scates and
Willard S. Haynie, and male quartet,
"Redemption's Story (Bilhorn). The
personnel Of the male quartet Is as fol-
lows: Kenneth Scates, first tenor; NAL
COIN Scates. second tenor; Willard S.
Haypie, baritone, and Frank Cook, bass.
Meta Craig, soprano, will be spe-
cial soloist at the West Washington
Baptist Church this morning, singing
Leybach's God of Mercy at the IL
o'clock service. In the evening Miss
Craig and Jane Elizabeth Smith, con-
tralto, will sing the duet THE Lord
is My Shepherd" (Smar). Roy l..
Sabean, bass, will sing "His Promise
Shall Abide" from GeibePs .Incarna-
tion." The anthem will be the Hal
lelujah Chorus" from J. Lincoln Halls
shepherd King"
Mrs. Emory Bog1ey will be at the
organ for both services.
Schumann-Heink Feb. 16.