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

Jude, III oSanna' (WachS). Evening
musical-Organ prelude. "Lamenta-
ton" (GuilmanD; cantata, The Cru
cifixion" (Stainer): organ postlude,
March Funebre" (Guilmant).
The music at Calvary Baptist
Church today will be as follows:
AT IL am. organ. Romance" Gran
zoff); tenor solo, The Palms
(Faure); organ, professional March
(Mendels sohn). At s pm, the sa-
cred cantata, The Seven Last Words
of Christ" (The odore Dubois), sung
by the chorus choir and soloists, 1nez
Crater. soprano: william F. Ray
mond, tenor; Fred East, bass, with
Edna H. Marsh as accompanist and
Thomas Moss, conducting.
The choir OF the Gunton- Temple
Presbyterian Church, under John
George Klein, will sing at the II
o'clock service. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler and Mr.. Klein will be the So
loists. Mrs. Gawler, Mr.. Klein and a
prominent cellist will present the mu-
sic at the vesper service at 4;45 pm
Palm Sunday music at st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church will be as
follows: At IL o'clock. offertory
Parker's Jerusalem" solo by Myra
NJ. Marks, with chorus accompani-
ment; at 4:30. Stainer's Lenten can
tata. THE Crucifixion," sung by the
vested choir, with organ and instru-
mental accompaniment; soloists, w
w. Gantz and A. L. Lambdin; Incl
C. E. Engel D. B. Macleod is the
organist and choirmaster.
The public is invited.
This evening at o'clock. at the
Church of the Covenant, the Evening
Choir will render the Communion
Service in E Flat" by William Shake
speare, presented last Sunday and re-
peated because of numerous requests
The choir. Claude Robson. director
Harvey Murray, organist; Mrs. How
ard Blandy, pianist, and the sole
quartet will give Blessed Is He That
Cometh in the Name OF the Lord, "
"Oh, Lamb of God That Taketh Away
the Sins of the World" Holy, Holy,
Holy, Lord God of Hosts" II Believe
IN One Cod Unfold Ye Portals
Everlasting (Gounod). Mr.. Fakler
will sing the Palms" (Faure).
The doors Of the church will be open
at 7 o'clock. The public Is invited.
Good Friday evening, at o'clock
the choir will sing THE Crucifixion'
}. lnlS WOEh mas pSSH SiNtl
in the church for many years. The
A chorus choir at First Baptist
Church, w. H. Whiteside director
will sing THE Palms" (Faure) and
Jerusalem (Parker) at the IL
o'clock service. incidental SOLOS being
sung by Mrs. Gawler. Miss Otto
Messrs. Ledford and Winchcoble. Rob-
ert Ruckman, organlst, will play
Prayer" (LoreD and March in B
Flat" (Guonod).a
At the 7;45 organ recital precedin g
the evening service Mr.. Ruckman will
play "Serenata" (MoskowskD, LIE
Cygne" Saint Saens) and rAndante"
tKetelbey). and as an offertory duet
Mr.. Ledford and Mr.. Whiteside will
sing "Come Ye That Weep" Faure),
and Mr.. Ruckman will play Allegro
(Guilmant).
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning the chorus
and solo quartet, Norton NJ. Little d.
rector, and Claude Robson. organist
will present music which will be
broadcast by station WCAP.
The program follows: Orgon pre-
Jude, "Romanza" (Parker); bass solo
The Palms" (Faure). Mr.. Fakler: Of
fertory anthem, Ride On. Ride On
tScotD; organ postlude, Festival
Postlude" (Parker).
For the vesper service at o'clock
music by the solo quartet will be:
Organ prelude, AT Evening" (Buck)
contralto, solo, THE Lord Is Ny
Light" (Allitsen) offertory quartet
God So Loved the World" (Stainer)
organ postIude, "Postlude" (Dethier).
Good Friday evening the choir will
sing the "Crucifixion" {Stainer). The
service will begin at s o'clock, and
the public is invited.
At<Epiphany Lutheran Church the
Palm Sunday music will be as fol-
March Of the Magi" (Bedford)
when Ger the Sleeps of olivet''
(Maunder), Ride On in Majesty
fBaines). Fling Wide the Gates
(Stainer), Grand March" (BeIlini).
At o'clock the following numbers
will be overwhelmingly, Song of
Rest" (Barnard), Jerusalem" (Par-
kerr; offertory, "Reverie" (Eilen-
berg) :; Ride On. Ride On" (Scott)
postlude, March of the War Gods
(Quigley).
The chorus choir of Epiphany is
under the direction Of Edith Stowell,
with Byron Blodgett at the organ.
The incidental solos will be taken by
Miss Stowell, soprano; Mrs. L. E.
Hoover, contralto; Lynn Gillchrest,
The choir Of the Vermont. Avenue
Christian Church, led by w. E.
Braithwaite. will sing the following
numbers at the Palm Sunday services
tomorrow: Morning-Chorus, "Jeru-
salem" (Parker); tenor solo by Mr..
Ledig, The Palms" (Faure) Eve
ning-Chorus, Ride On. Ride On"
(ScotD; male quartet, IT Want My
Life to Tell" Uorenz).
Music at the Ninth Street Christian
Church, today will be: Morning serv-
fce--Choir anthem, "The Palms
lFaure), with baritone solo by r
Solomon;. soprano solo, open the
Gates of the Temple" (Knapp)
Estelle Wild. Evening service-Choir
anthem, More Love to Thee. o
Christ (Speaks), with soprano solo
by Laurana Vandoren.
Music this morning at Calvary
Methodist Church will include two
anthems by the solo quartet. as fol.
lows: Palm Branches" (Faure) and
Jerusalem"
At the evening service Edward G.
Lippftt, tenor, will sing as offertory
solo open the Gates {Knapp). The
quartet Will sing an anthem, There
Is City Great and Strong" (Schneck-
err.
Next Sunday at o'clock the quar-
tet will sing an Easter cantata, 1.-The
New Life" by James H. Rogers.
Central Presbyterian Church music
today will be: Morning Prelude.
"Adagio" (Guilmant), and postlude,
''Toccato" (Bellman). Evening-Pre-
lude. '1ntermezzo" (Rheinberger), and
postlude, allegro" (Widor). Earl
Carbaugh will sing at both services
Fowler is the organist.