Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
MARIAN DRAkEHANDES
and SoPHocLEs PAPAS-
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Lenten Programs

7 CLARK MIDDLETON, organist
and choirmaster, announces Wal.
ter S. Frick, tenor and Horace Lake,
baritone, as soloists for the .cantata,
"olivet to Calvary" by Maunder,
which will be sung by the full choir
on Holy Thursday night, at pm,
at the United Brethren Church, North
Capitol and r streets northwest.
At Petworth NJ. E. Church, New
Hampshire avenue and Grant Circle,
this evening at s o'clock, the musical
program will be presented by Joanna
Best Russell, soprano; Linda Berg,
alto; DIR. S. l.. Christie, tenor; w. C..
Gilbert, basso; Mrs. Farley D. Parkin-
son. organist.
The numbers will include:
Organ. Prelude and Fugue in Minor Bach
Quartet N Bless the Lord o MY Soul, nOD
Organ. Marvhe runebre" Hymns RSDSS2 sera.
Duet pai'H so Thou Ilftest. Thou Divine Pen
tition." from The Crucifxion" .Stainer
Quartz, Pr c Rr,s,sd Mr Gilbert
"'-O' Gounod
Quartet. Ballad of the Trees and the
Master ............... 'HusseIi
The vested choir of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church, Ninth and Mary
land avenue northeast, will present the
first episode of the Passion of Jesus
Christ, THE Last Supper" Tuesday
evening at 8:15 o'clock. This work
was written by Louis B. Thompson of
this city, and will be presented in con-
junction with and followed by THE
Crucifixion," by Sir John Stainer.
THE Last Supper" portrays in dra-
matte fashion the scene in the upper
room with Christ and the disciples,
and is sung a capella by a male
chorus. This will be the first public
presentation of the work and it will be
conducted by Mr.. Thompson.
The regular choir will be assisted
by Messrs. OLone, Menk, Seaman,
Whitman, Bailey, G. Clark, n. Clark,
Coronel, Castaggini, Harris and Lam.
bert. The solo quartet of the church
includes Mrs. d. H. Lawson. Mrs. j.
u. Nelson, i. Krider and r. e. Myers.
Lillian G. Wines Is the organist
Incidental solos will be sung by Ger
trude Wolfe and the above mentioned
members of the assisting male group,
The public is invited.
At st. Paul's Church, Twenty-third
street, near Washington Circle, music
at II am. will be: Professional, "All
Glory, Laud and Honor" by Tersch.
ner; introit anthem, The Palms." by
Faure; "Ofice of the Holy Com
munion in r." by Maunder; gradual
hymn, "In the Hour of Trial" by
Lane; When I Survey the Wondrous
Cross" by Miller; offertory, when
Ger the Steep of Olivet the Lord to
Salem Came by Maunder: psalm
after the benediction, No. III. and
occasional, Ride On, Ride On in
Majesty" by Dykes
Good Friday. at pm, the choir of
men and boys will render The Cruel
flxion," by Sir John Stainer The solo
work will be sustained by Harry M.
Forker, bass; William e. Ivie, tenor,
and Master Francis Hornig. soprano.
Samuel A. Leech is organist and
choirmaster.
At Christ Church. o and Thirty.
first streets northwest, tonight at
O'Clock. the cantata THE Man of Kaza-
reth," by Rogers, will be sung by the
regular choir, augmented by voices
from ST. Adams choir. The solos
will be sung by Beatrice S. Goodwin,
Mrs c. G. McRoberts. sopranos; Mrs.
Ralph Robey, contralto; Lawrence
Lee, Harold F. Snyder and the Rev.
e. P. Wroth, tenors; Fred c. Schae-
fer. Russell Burroughs and Barrett
Fuchs, baritones. Mary wilkins will
be at the organ and Mrs. c. G. Nc
Roberts is the director.
At the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
this evening, beginning at 1870
o'clock. the mixed choir viii sing
Rossini's "Stabat Mater" The so.
loists will he Mabel c. Latimer, So
prano; Hazel Arth, contralto; Rob-
ert M. O'Lone, tenor, and William r.
Cross, bass. There will be Incl
dental violin solos by Lucille Duffy.
Good Friday, during the three
hour service, beginning at noon, the
choir will sing Dubois Seven Last
Words" under the direction of Mary
Louise Sullivan, organist.
At ST. Matthew's Church, Rhode
Island avenue between Seventeenth
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