Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-25

Sindell and Mr.. Klein Will be heard
in the duet 20 Holy Spirit" by Weld.
linger. There will DO d musical pro-
gram at the 4:30 o'clock. twilight serv-
ice by Mrs. Sindell, soprano; Mr..
East, baritone; Mr.. Bowersox, violin
list. and Mr.. Klein. tenor.
Through the courtesy OF station
WCAP the services at Emmanuel Bap-
list Church will be broadcast today.
Music Will be sung by the choir OF
Is voices. "Hark. Hark, My Soul"
by Harry Rowe Shelley, will be the
offertory anthem, and d work by VOL
colt, Home at Last" will follow the
pastors sermon. A baritone solo, II
Am Thy God" by Roma, will be sung
by G. Ridgway Taylor earlier in the
service.
Plans have been practically COM
pleted for the musical to DO given
by and for the benefit Of the choir
on the Goth of this month.
Special music is announced for the
Petworth Methodist Episcopal Church,
Mrs. John Milton Sylvester, super
visor of church music and organtst,
at the morning service, when the solo
| quartet, consisting Of Mrs. Paul G..
Russell, soprano; Mrs. Frank c.
| Steward, contralto; Harvey II. Town
send, tenor, and Benjamin y. Nor
rison, bass, and the Junior Choir Of
% children, directed by John NJ. Syl-
yester. will be heard.
The music is: Organ, prelude,
from lie Deluge" tSaint-Saens);
Junior Choir, Thy Word Is Like a
Garden" (old English melody; tenor
and bass duet, spirit of God" CWar-
ford; organ, The Heavens Are Tell.
ing" UIayden).
At the evening service the quartet
will be augmented by a chorus Of 80
voices constituting the Senior Choir
and directed by John G.. Henninger.
| Numbers used Will be: organ, 'Ari-
oso'' Bach): chorus. "Nunc Dimitts'
| (Gounod); quartet. LAS Now the Suns
Declining Rays" Games); organ,
Grand Chorus" (GuilmanO.
I The Junior members of the Master
| School of the Piano, Grace G. Gill
christ, director held the first monthly
meeting October II. After a short
musical talk and outline of the sea-
sons work by Miss Gi.christ the chill
dren gave a. short program. Gustav
! Weckel, with the assistance of Hilda
, Burke and Mrs. i. &. Johnson, will
conduct these meetings.
! Among the members are: Maria
| Adams, Mary Katherine Burke,
! Frances Carnes, Gertrude Gilchrist,
Arthur Gilchrist, Jack Murphy, jim
ME Sprout, Herbert Wooiey, Mary
Louise Cassidy. Theresa Backer, Nan
Jones, Doris klesner, Resale Mich
aelson, Julian Michaelson, Florence
Pittiglio. America Pittiglio, Blanche
Rome, IIilda Siegel. Leo Ofenstein,
| Howard Lowd and Gerald Sloan.
Word comes through from Arthur
Flagel. formerly organist at the Earle
Theater, that he is to be the first
organist to play American jazz in q,
picture house in Paris. Several weeks
ago Mr.. Flagcl was granted d years
leave of absence by the management
OF the Earle to further his study OF
the organ in the French capital. With
the taking over in that city of the
Gaumont Palace by the Loew inter
ests, these American theater OWNERS
decided to present their motion pic
lures to the French theatergoers "a
la American" Hence the organ is
being busted off" removed from its
place of obscurity in the orchestra.
pit and placed SO that its console is
in ftrll view of the audience. Mr.. Flagef
will play a 15-minute solo Of popular
American pep" numbers under a.
spotlight, much as he did here az the
Earle.