Evening star., 1925-02-22
IN THE CHURCHES


At the First Congregational Church
"A the vested choir of so voices will
sing at IL am. and pm. today.
Charles T. Ferry, organist, will play
at both services and assist the Zim-
mer Harp Trio and Mario Cappelli,
tenor. at the vesper service, 4:45 PIN.
This music will be: IL a.m.-pre-
lude, Fantasy" (Bronson); anthem,
Achieved Is the Wond'rous Work"
(Haydn); quartet, Lord, Thou Hast
Been Our Dwelling Place" (Rogers);
postlude, "Adagio" (Grover); 4:45
p pm.-prelude. organ, ''Volga Boat
Song" (TraditionaD; harp trio, "Ro-
name" (ZabeD, thinner Harp Trio;
tenor solo, Behold What Manner of
Love-" Signor Mario Cappelli. accom-
paniment written especially for harp
trio; harp solo, Advent Kalange"
(Poenitz), Miss Nellie thinner; organ,
"Abendlied" (Schumann), tenor solo,
AVE Maria" (TostD, Signor Mario
Cappellf; harp trio, Song Without
Words" (Hahn), thinner Harp Trio;
postlude, organ, "Marche Triurnphar'
(SmalD; pm, prelude, "Pastorale"
(Wachs); anthem, The Heavens Are
Telling" (Haydn); harp trio, "Ro-
name" tZabeD; tenor solo. my Peace
Thou Art" (Schubert), Signor Mario
Cappelli; harp solo, "Andante" (Ober-
thur, Miss Nellie thinner, with or
gan accompaniment; postlude, Fan
fare" demare).
The music at Calvary Baptist
Church today is as follows: Thomas
Moss, organist and director, will
play Guilmant's ALLEGRO" from the
Fourth Sonata" for the morning
prelude. The evening organ recital
will include Lullaby Ulemare) and
"Hle Prayer of the Virgin" (Masse-
metz. followed by "Gaudeamus" (Jeph-
SOM.
At the morning service the quartet
will sing THE King of Love" (Wil-
lan) and George Z. Anderson, tenor,
will sing Obey Speaks The Lord Is
My Light" The Calvary chorus choir
will sing NO Shadows Yonder'
(GauD and the male quartet will sing
Carrie B. Adams The Light of Sab
| bath Eve"
The Church of the Ascension, for
services today, announces the fol-
| lowing program of music: Morn
! ing prayer; professional, National
| Hymn; Gloria in Excelsis" (Tours),
| '"Te Deum' (Stanford), 'Jubilate
Deo' iNevin); offertory, How Lovely
| Are Thy Messengers (Mendelssohn) !;
evensong, Tours Service in F''; Of
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cidental solos by Jessie Masters and
Ruth Stun.
Albert w. Harmed is organist and
choirmaSter.
At tho Church of the Transfgura-
| tion today, under direction of DR..
James Dickinson. organist and choir
7 master, the music will be: II am
| morning prayer; professional, Love
Divine, All Love Excelling" de
June); "Venite" (Smith) "Te Deum in
| C" (Marks); "Benedictus' Langdon) !;
sermon hymn, "Just As l Am" Gel
vey): anthem, Solitary Lieth the
City" (Gallia-Gounod); "Lamenta-
tions of jeremiah" L1-2; recessional,
o m-junior choir; evening prayer
professional, oft in Danger, Oft in
Woe" (GauntletD "Magnif1cat" (plain
song); "Nunc Dimittis'' -(plain song);
sermon hymn, Thou, Whose Almighty
Word (GiardinD: anthem, Turn Thy
Face From My Sins" (Attwood), incl
dental solo by Master Charles E. Eckert;
vesper hymn, Lord, Keep Us Safe This
Night" (Sullivan); recessional' The
Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away"
| (Ousley).
Music at Calvary Methodist Church
| this morning will include an anthem
| by the solo quartet, My Defense Is
of God" (Bruno Huhn); offertory solo,
'If With All Your Hearts" from
Elijah (Mendelssohn), sung by Ed
ward G.. Lippitt, tenor.
At the evening service the quartet
will sing the following anthems:
Now the Day Is Over tShelley)
| and Peace L Leave With You
| (Roberts).
Music at Christ Church, Alexandria,
| today will be featured at the morning
service, in honor of George Washing
| ton, which will be broadcast by WCAP.
| The program includes: Morning
| serv1ce-Organ prelude, Largo" from
New World Symphony (Dvorak) ;
tie Deum in B Minor tBuck); offer
| tory anthem, Land of Hope and
| Glory (Elgar): organ postlude,
| "Pomp and Circumstance-Mar No.
T. (Elgar). Evening service-Organ
prelude, "Adagio," from Third Son
| alta" (Guilmant); offertory anthem,
| "Recessional" Ode Koven); organ
postlude. "Postlude on National Airs
| (selected).
Katharine Seelye Wallace is
director and organist. Janet r.
Pick EFT, soprano: Olive Travers
| Houghton, contraito; Harry /. May