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

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and Good Friday more than usual til
will be offered in the jubilant strain
4 T the First Congregational Church,
"A at IL am, the vested chorus
| choir will sing Ride On in Majesty"
(ScotD, and the quartet will give
Jerusalem" Parker). Charles T.
Ferry. organist, will play "Marche
solennelie" CLemaigre). and "Adagio''
(Mendelssohn)
At the musical vesper service, 4:45
pm. the choir will give the Lenten
cantata, Stainer's THE Crucifixion."
This is a choral meditation on the
sacred passion of the Holy Redeemer.
Mr. Ferry will play Largo" (Handel-
Whitney,, and "Elegy" (Noble).
At 8 pm. the organ music will be
Meditation" (Renand), and Largo"
play, The Miracle" will be pre-
scented.
The augmented choir of st. Mat
thew's Church will give THE Seven
Last Words" with Gounods music
and the same composers "Gallia,'
under the direction of Nation Boyce
at o'clock tonight. Mrs. John
Gehan will sing the soprano solos.
here frequently.
Helen Gerrer, violinist, will be
soloist at the Palm Sunday evening
service at Georgetown Presbyterian
Church at O'Clock tonight. The
program will include: Organ, Fest
spiel" (Wagner): violin. Chant sans
Paroles" (TschaikowskD; soprano,
open the Gates" (Knapp), with vio-
al A
duet, soprano and alto, $50 Thou
Liftest Thy Divine Petition" from
Stainer's "Crucifixion"; violin. The
Swan" (Saint-Saens).
Florence SindeH. soprano: Mrs
Maurice Beckham, oontralto. and
Mabel Linton Williams. organist and
director, will present the vocal and
organ numbers.
Special Palm Sunday music at
Christ Church. Alexandria, Va. will
include: Morning service, Alteration
(GauD; "Benedicite In c. (Kinder);
offertory. The Palms" (Faure) !:
organ postlude, Grand Choeur" (Hail-
ing). Afternoon service at 4:30, pre-
Jude, Professional to Calvary"
fStainer); selections from THE Mes
siah" (HandeD, Behold the Lamb of
Cod" HE Was Despised," Surely He
Hath Borne Our Griefs," THY Rebuke
Hath Broken His Heart" Behold,
and See." HE Was Cut OF Out of the
Land of the Living" But Thou Didst
Not Leave His Soul in He'll" Lift
Up Your Heads, Ye Gates" Il Know
That My Redeemer Liveth," Since By
Man Came Death, By Man Came Also
the Resurrection" Behold, Tell You
Sound" worthy Is the Lamb" and
Amen; offertory, Piece Heroique"
(webb). and postlude. "Hosanna"
(Wachs).
The music at the Cleveland Park
Congre gational Church today will be:
Prelude, "Elegie" (Youferoff), Mrs.
Page NICK. Etchison; anthem, Ride
On! Ride On (Scott), by the quar-
tet; contralto solo, "Rabbonf'
(GeibeD, Mrs Grooms; anthem, The
Palms" (Faure). the quartet; post
lude, '"Triumphal March" (Harris),
Mrs. Etchison.
There will be appropriate Palm
Sunday music at the morning service
Of the Brookland Baptist Church.
The choir directed by Isabel P. Mid
dlekauff, organist, will sing "Jerusa-
lem Parker) and Ride On! Ride
On" (Scott).
At the evening service Mrs. Roy L.
Sivenson, contralto, will sing There
Is a Green Hill Far Away" (Gounod),
and the choir will sing Fling Wide
the Gates" (Stainer).
Special music by the choir of the
H Street Christian Church, under the
direction of willard S. Haynie, with
Edith GottwaIls at the organ, for
today is as follows: Morning
Anthem, Praise Ye the Father"
(Gounod), and baritone solo. The
Palms a. F'aure). Mr.. Haynie. Eve
ning-Anthem, Sing Alleluia Forth"
I'd. Buck); duet, I'm the Cross Of
Christ We Glory" Edward Howe).
Gertrude Suther and Mr.. Haynie, and
male quartet: Jesus Christ MY
Saviour" Oh. r. Christie).
The following musical program will
be sung at the Petworth Methodist
Episcopal Church today: Morning
service * Organ prelude, Procession
du ST. Sacrament" (ChauveD; cho-
rus, 20 Saving Victim" tGounod):
quartet, Ride On, Ride On" (Scot0 :;
organ postlude, "Alle1ulia" doveD.
Evening servIce-Organ prelude. La
mento" est George): chorus, God
solo, There Is No Death" (O'Hara) !;
organ postIude, Festive March in D"
(Smart).
The music this morning at Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church South
will include: Organ prelude, 'Marche
Religieuse." on the theme Lift Up
Your Heads" Overwhelmingly; an
them, Ride On, Ride. On (Scott);
trio, Praise Ye" (verdD. and organ
postlude, "Allelujah" (Falkes).
Louis A. Potter, choir director, will
play for his regular 15-minute recital
in the evening "Andante Seraphique"
(Ponson) and "Serenade." The num-
bers for the evening service will be:
Jerusalem (Parker); solo, Gloria"
(Buzzi- Peccia), and organ postlude,
Finale" from Second Symphony"
(Widor).
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock the
choir will give, in the church audi
torium, Maunder's cantata, From
olivet to Calvary" The soloists will
be Ruby Potter, soprano; LIE Roy
Lewis, baritone. and Irving Beck
with. tenor.
The choir is under the direction of
Louis A. Potter. with s. Edwin Moore.
ir., organist.
The choir of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase, will give Maunder's
.Olivet to Calvary tonight at 8
o'clock The solos will be sung by
Phyllis Price, soprano: James T.
Nicholson, tenor, and Frank Haneke,
bass. william H. Taylor is organist
and director.
The choir of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church In Anacostia, Mary c. D. John