Evening star., 1925-03-15

XNCAP will broadcast the II I'm.
service at First Baptist Church,
corner Sixteenth and o streets, today.
y double quartet, under the direction
of w. Harold Whiteside, will sing spe-
Cial music. The opening number will be
Great and Marvellous" by Turner. My
Faith Looks Up to Thee" by Schneider,
will have violin obbligato by Virginia
Cureton. Mr.. Whteside will sing The
Voice in the Wilderness" by Scott.
Robert NJ. Ruckman, organist will play
as prelude ALLEGRO" from Second
Sonata" by Borowski, and as a post
Jude Duke Street" by Whiting.
Lorena Gawler and Jack Ward, So
pranos; Erna Otto, Mabel Lotus. altos;
Elmer Beach, Edward Whitman, tenors;
W. II. Whiteside and Mr.. Ludwig,
basses, will form the double quartet.
At 7:45, preceding the evening serv-
ice, Mr.. Ruckman will play "Intermez-
20 from 'Cavalleria Rusticana," by
Mascagni; within a Chinese Garden
by Stoughton, and "Cantilene Nuptiale, :
by Du Bois. 4 quartet, consisting of
Mabel Foote Whitman. soprano; Eliza
beth Kerr, Edward Whitman and w. H.
WhiteSide, will sing God So Loved the
World" by Stainer, and Elizabeth Kerr
will sing 30 Love Divine" by Nevin. AS
a postlude Mr.. Ruckman will play
'Marche Militaire,' by Schubert.
The Chorus Choir of the II Street
Christian Church, under the direction
of Willard S. Haynie, with Edith
Gottwalls at the organ, will give the
following program today. Morning:
Anthem, II Heard the Voice OF Jesus
Say" (Ruebush), and a baritone solo,
There Is Blessed Home" (OHara).
Evening: Anthem, 20 Savior of the
World" (Goss); mixed quartet, There
viii Be No Tears in Paradise" (Smith),
and male quartet, by and BY" (Ga-
brieD.
The annual concert of the Mount
Vernon Quartet will be given at the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church South Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock. when the quartet,
w Arthur Mccoy, first tenor; A. Cliff
ford Wilkin, second tenor; Howard P.
Bailey, baritone, and James 2. Schick,
bass, will be assisted by Mrs. J.
Frank Rice, soprano; J. w. Rodkey,
reader; the Nordica Mandolin and
Guitar Club and the Nordica Banjo
Club.
The Nordica Club will play Shu-
bert's Unfinished Symphony" ar
ranged for the instruments by De-
loss.
The music for todays services at
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South. under the
direction of R. Deane Shure, will be
as follows: Morning, organ prefade,
Meditation from ''Thais" (Massenet).
by request, Mrs. Frank A. Frost;
anthem, 1.-The Voice of Many Waters"
(PorteD: quartet, In the Shadow of
the Cross (Kratz), w A. Mccoy.
first tenor; A. Clifford WilI<!n, second
tenor; Howard P. Bailey, baritone,
and James P. Schick. bass; organ
postlude. "Toccata" Duboisl Eve
ming. Commute organ recital by Mr.
shure. anthem, "Tarry With Me"
Oavis); quartet, Il Shall See Him
(Beirly); organ postlude, "Marche
Military Clark.
Special music by the choir of Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church today
will include: Morning service-Chorus,
20 Jesus, Thou Art Standing" (Shep-
ard); Consider the Lilies of the Field"
(Bischoff), bass solo. Mr.. Smith. Reg
ufar monthly musical service at IS
o'clock, when the choir will be assist
ed by Katherine Riggs, harpist, with
the following program: Chorus, 1.-THE
Shadows of the Evening Hours"
(Hastings) harp solos, "Andante Re
ligioso" (Hasselman), welsh Folk
Song" traditional melody (Schnecker),
Miss Riggs; mixed quartet, art Thou
Weary" (Schnecker); baritone solo,
Evening and Morning" (Spicker,. Mr..
Moore; harp solos, Meditation"
CHahn), Prayer" (Gounod), Miss
Riggs; chorus, THE Wilderness"
(Gossl; male. quartet, with harp and
organ, Trust in the Lord" (Handel-
Damrosch).
A concert by the Kimban Quartet,
Fannie Shreve Heartsill, soprano;
Helen Marie Koontz, contralto
Charles E. Myers. tenor, and Francis
p. Heartsill, bass, with Nancy Alice
Lowe as accompanist. will be given
at the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. h.
Church Tuesday night at S:15. under
the auspices of the Ladies Associa-
ton and directed by Mrs. John Q.
Slye.
The program will be:
.'Timbuctoo'' tGeibeD, "oh, Dry Those
Tears" (deI Riego), The Little Old
The Mighty Deep" (Jude), Rolling
Down to Rio" Germany, Mr.. Heart
sill: "One Fine Day" from Madame
Butterfly, (PuccinD. "Good-b bye"
(TostD, Mrs. Heartsill; Until (Sat-
teri, Echo" (VerdD, the quartet; Sc
lected readings, Miss Myrtle Aileen
Evans; Trees" (Rasback), Danny
Boy" Weatherby). Miss koontz;
"Elegy" (MasseneD. The Star"
(Rogers), Mr.. Myers; "Carmena
(Wilson), Coin Home" from the
largo of the symphony, THE New
World (Dvorak), and sextet from
"Lucia di Lammermoor" (DonizettD,
she quartet.
At the Church of the Ascension a
special musical service by the vested
mixed choir of As voices will be
given at s o'clock tonight under
the direction of Albert w. Harmed.
Gounod's "Gallia" will be sung, with
Ethel Holzclaw Gawler as guest So