Evening star., 1925-02-08


Shannahan, tenor; Berry r. Clark
bass, and Mrs. Jewell Downs, pianist.
Mr.. Murray will play "Orientale''
(CuD as an organ prelude and Miss
Pasvolsky will sing Prayer" from
"Khovanshchina," by Moussourgsky
Mrs. Downs will be at the piano for
this number.
In addition, the program is as fol-
lows: Anthems, 'tPraise the Lord, oh.
My Soup' (Gretchanoff). "Sanctus and
Benedictus'' (Tschaikowsky) and
Christ, When a Child, d Garden
Made" (Tschaikowsky); double quar-
tet, "Cherubic Hymn" (Gretchanoff).
The public is invited. The doors of
the church will be open at o'clock.
AT the First Baptist Church the
music today will be as follows:
Morning, Prelude, "Andante Grazioso''
(SmarD: offertory solo, "Come. Ye
Blessed" (Scott; postlude, "Sortie
Solennelle" (Niedermeyer). In the
evening the 15-minute organ recital
includes: "Larghetto" (Mozart); Sun
rise" (Karg-Elert); .Salut d'Amour'
CElgar). The offertory solo will be
Blessed Are They That Mourn"
(Ward-St ephens); postlude, allegro"
bert).
W. Harold Whiteside is so1oist and
Robert N. Ruckman, organist.
A new sacred song. Nearer to
Thee, o Cod" by Karl Holer, Will be
sung at the morning services of the
First Reformed Church by Pauline
Holer, soprano. The song has an
obligato part for mixed quartet.
The Chorus Choir of the Fl Street
Christian Church. Sixth and H streets
southwest. under the direction of
Willard S. Haynie, with Edith Gott-
anthem II Could Not Do without
Thee" Oanks) at the II o'clock
service today, and Mr.. Haynie will
sing a baritone solo. Just For To-
day" (Harker). At the evening serv-
ice the chorus will sing Teach Me.
20 Lord tDanks), and the male
quartet will sing Jesus, Saviour
Camp and by special request. re
peat the number given last Sunday,
wandering Child, o Come Home"
(HottorD.
Special music by the choir of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
today will be: Morning service
Chorus, Behold, God Is Mighty"
fWooler); tenor solo, Heart to Heart
With Jesus" Kirkpatrick), Mr..
bIdltHNdll6. Evening pIuEi d III
(monthly musical service) - Choir
will be assisted by Nordica Mandolin
and Guitar Orchestra, Walter T. Tolt,
director: Orchestra - Unfinished
Symphony" (Schubert-DeLoss); bari
tone solo, My SoHl Is Athirst for
God" tStrickland), Mr.. Moore; mixed
quartet, 20 Come to My Heart, Lord
Jesus" (Ambrose); chorus, THE Will
derness" tGoss); male quartet, Jesus,
Savior" Camp.
The Howard University Orchestra
and Women's Glee Club will assist
Charles It. Ferry, organist, in the
musical vespers at 4:45 pm. today at
the First Congregational Church. The
orchestra and glee club number 65
people.
At the Church of the Transfigura-
ton musical services today, under di-
rection of Dr. James Dickinson, or
ganIst and choirnaster, will include
the following: Morning prayer, IL
am: professional, Soldiers of the
Cross. Arise" Ode CorbeiD; "Nenite"
(Smith): "Te Deum in D. (Wood-
ward): "Benedictus" (Langdon), SER
mon hymn, Fight the Good Fight
(Boyd): anthem, arise. Lord, Into
Thy Resting Place" Cobb; inciden-
/
recessional, My Soul Be on Thy
Guard (Cantica Laudis); s pm, con-
firmation service, Episcopal visitation,
sermon and administration of the
apostolic rite of confirmati ton by Rt.
Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of
Washington: professional, The
Churchs One Foundation" (Wesley);
confirmation hymn. Come Holy
Ghost, Creator Blest" Oyer; sermon
I,i, ~ IaIx ri Nn6
Almighty" Dykes; anthem, Send
Out Thy Light" tGounod; vesper
hymn, Lord, Keep Us Safe This
Night" sullivan recessional, Thine
Forever, God of Love" (PleyeD.
At the Sixth Presbyterian Church
this morning the vested choir will
sing, The Tender Shepherds Care"
George Nevin), and in the evening,
Saviour, When Night Involves the
Sky" (ShelIy). The solo quartet COM
posed of Evelyn Beasley, soprano;
Jean Ramsay, contralto; Walter
Aylor, tenor, and Frederick Freund.
baritone, will give Now the Day Is
Over" (Speakes).
At the morning service at All Souls
Church today, Louis Atwater organ
ist, will play: Prelude, "Fantasie" Du-
Bois); offertory, Invocation" tGuil-
manD; postlude, Allegro" DuBois); /;
Gretchen Hood, soprano, will sing,
Like as Father" dansing), and
Mr.. Tittmann, bass. will sing, "A Song
of Praise" fBeethoven); Miss Hood
and Mr. Tittmann will sing Hosmer's
Songs of JOY"
At the special evening service, Mr..
Atwater will play: Prelude, Choral
and Prize Song" (Wagner); postlude,
allegro" (Guilmant); the service in
cludes a miniature recital. with num-
bers by Miss Hood, Helen Gerrer,
violinist; Katharine Riggs, harpist;
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass.
The program follows: Harp, An
dante" OHasselman) soprano solo,
with violin obbligato, The Night
Comes On" CHolmes): bass solo,
abide With Me" Liddle): violin,
harp and organ, "Nocturnes" (Schu-
mann); harp, Prelude" tChopin) !;
violin, harp and organ, ave Maria"
(Bach-Gounod); duet for soprano and
bass, My Faith Looks Up ITO Thee"
(Nevin).
The monthly musical service by the
vested choir of st. Margaret's Church
will be given this afternoon at 4:3O,
when the following program will be
presented: Anthem, THE God of Is
raerf (RossinD; selections from the
cantata bethlehem (Maunder), as
follows-tenor solo and chorus, "A
Wondrous Thing Has Come to Pass: ::
quartet and chorus. "Only a Little
Village; chorus, Rest We Secure
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