Evening star., 1925-01-25

| GEORGE FREDERIC BAYLISS, who
~ for the past year and a half has
been associated with the Calvary
Baptist Male Quartet as second tenor,
| will resign his position Saturday and
assume his new duties as tenor So
loist of the Church of the Epiphany
next Sunday. Mr.. Bayliss received
his early training In music as choir
boy at st. Georges Episcopal Church,
of John Paul Tingle- He studied with
David Francis, David Malemet and
the Peabody Institute of that city and
held various church positions there,
| among which he was soloist at St
! Michaers and All Angels for period
| of eight years prior to coming to
| Washington. Since his arrival he
| was soloist at ST. Patrick's Church,
/ and for three years choirmaster and
| soloist at the Church of the Ascen-
sion, where he built up quite a repu-
tation as director and soloist. leaving
there to go with the Calvary Baptist
Male Quartet.
Mr.. Bayliss Is also q member of the
Invisible Choir, g. recently organized
| musical organization for concert and
radio broadcasting, composed of
| church soloists throughout the city.
Hazel Bachschmid, soprano. will
have charge OF the special musical
! services to be inaugurated at Mount
| Tabor Methodist Church, Georgetown.
| beginning this evening and to be
held the second and last Sunday eve
| nings of each month.
Tonights's program will include:
| From Egyptian Bondage Came"
| Page), The Lord Is My Shepherd
| tSmarO, duet for soprano and bass
THE Lord Is My Light" (Allitsen),
soprano solo. and "Hark, Hark, My
Soul (Shelley).
The soloists will be Mrs Bach
| schmid. Matte Hunt, contralto, and
! Paul F. Bachschmid, bass.
| The music at the First Baptist
! Church this morning includes the fol-
lowing numbers: Prelude, Air from
.Rinaldo" {HandeD; offertory solo,
The Earth Is the LORDS uynesJ /;
| postiude, Coronation March" (Meyer-
oeer). The organ numbers for the
evening will be: ''Andantino" Gle
marel: VIII o. the Wisp" (Nevin) /:
| "Orientale" (CuD: offertory solo,
Hear My Cry. o Lord (Wooler) ;
postlude. Finale" (BorowskD.
| w. Harold Whiteside is the pre-
centor and soloist, and Robert N.
Ruckman, organist.
The vested choir of Gunton- Temple
! Presbyterian Church, under the direc-
/ tion of John George Klein, with Mrs.
/ Klein at the organ, will sing at the IL
J o'clock service, assisted by Ethel
/ Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano.
At the 4 o'clock vesper service the
| musical program will be given by
| Mrs. Gawler, Mr.. Klein, tenor, and
| Fred East, baritone, soloist of CAL
| vary Baptist Church.
/ At this mornings service of the
| Vermont Avenue Christian Church the
mixed chorus will sing THE Wilder
| ness" (Goss), and Paul Ledig will
sing tenor solo, Flight the Good
Fight" (Spross).
| In the evening the chorus will sing
THE Shadows of the Evening Hours"
| tStoughton), and the male quartz t
| will sing IF Thou but Suffer God to
Guide Thee" Pache). w. z. Braith-
| waite will direct the chorus.
/ Next Sunday evening at o'clock
/ the choir will give its regular month
| ly musical service and will be assist
ed by the Holt Mandolin and Guitar
| Club.
| Every one is invited to all services.
| The music at Calvary Baptist
Church today will be: Thomas Moss,
iorganist and director, will play Men
| delssohn's Sonata in b fiat" for the
morning prelude and the finale from
/ Guilmants Fourth Sonata" for the
| postlude. The quartet will sing 20
/ God. Say Once Again, Let There Be
Light" tSprossl. and George F. Bay
| liss will sing MY Soul Is Athirst fol-
God" from Gaul's Holy CITY, -
The evening organ recital will be-
gin at 7:45. Mr.. Moss will play
"Fantasie" {MerkeU, and "At Twi-
light" (Stebbins1. The quartet num-
| Der is J. B. Herbert's 20 Love That
VIII Not Let Me Go" and the Calvary
chorus choir will sing 'Hark, Hark,
My Soul" (Shellyl.
| Following is the program of music
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
today: Morning service-Choir, an
them. Spirit Of God" (Humason), with
| incidental solo by Ethel v. Fowler;
evening service, orchestra selection,
! Romance" (Rubinstein); overture
| Violet" tZamecnih), Souvenir
| (Drdla).
At All Souls Church the music at
the morning service will be appro-
pirate to the observance of the ami
versary of the conversion of st. Paul,
| On the Green memorial organ Lewis
Corning Atwater will play tAe follow
ing: Prelude, Saul Comes to Him.
self; ofrertory, "On the way to Da-
| mascus"; postlude, Saul Prosecuted
the Christians" all by Mailing
Gretchen Hood viii sing the aria from
! "St. Paul" BE Thou Faithful Unto
Death" and Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann win sing 20 God, Have Mercy"
| from the" same oratorio by Mendels-
sohn. Miss Hood and Mr. Tittmann
will sing as a duet For So Hath the
tLord."' ,--r So.
At the special service to be held in
| the evening Mr.. Atwater will play:
Prelude. "Adagio and Allegro" GA
| luppD, prelude" (Saint-Saens)
postlude, "Alla Marcia" (Rebikoff). In
| the part of the service called the
musical ministry there Will be a min
4 iature recital with the following
numbers: Miss Hood, I'm Heavenly
Love Abiding (Salter); Mr.. Tittmann,
Spirit of God" tNerdIinger); Miss
Hood and Mr.. Tittmann. Forever
with the Lord" (Gounod) Mabel Dun
can, cellist. Autumn Song" CTschai-
kowsky). Spring Song (Bridge).
| AT the Church of the Transfgura-
| tion the music today, under direction
Of James Dickinson, organist and
| choirmaster. will include: Morning
pray er, II o'clock. professional, Songs
lof Thankfuiness and Praise" (Hintze)
| 'Venite" tSmith), tie Deum in D.
{Woodward), "Benedictus" G.angdon)
| sermon hymn, "Just AS I Am" Gel
vey); anthem, Sweet Is Thy Mercy
| {Barnby): Incidental solo by Master
Charles e. Eckert: occasional, &C
God, Our Help in Ages Past" (Croft),
Evening prayer, 1880 o'clock; junior
choir, professional. "Aneluia, Song OF
Giadness." ''Magnificat," and "NunC
| Dimittis'' (plain songss; sermon
hymn, Jesus, Lover OF My Sour