Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-27

cludes Laura Hayes, Selma Trede,
| Anne Borjes, Catherine Gross, +.
Harry l.. Myers. Gilbert c. Clark,
| jr.; Lucy II. Paul is organist and
director
The public is cordially invited to
attend all the services.
Louise Homer Stires, daughter of
| the famous contralto and herself
! singer with international reputa-
| ton for fine concert work, will be
the soloist in the special Beethoven
memorial service at II am. today
in the Chapel of the Epiphany, 18th
and c streets southwest. She will
sing Worship of God in Nature
The choir of men and boys will sing
hymns by Beethoven and the organ
music will be the adagio movement
of the Moonlight Sonata" and the
"Egmont" overture. Charles Goo
gins is organist and choirmaster.
The sacred cantata 1.-THE Crucif1X-
ion," by Sir John Stainer, will be
sung April 10 in the evening by the
choir of "a, Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. under the direction of Will
liam Scantlebury. Solos will be
sung by Florence Sindell, soprano;
Fred East, baritone, and William
Raymond, tenor.
A preliminary musical program
will be given by Ethel ScaRtlebury,
| organist, and Ethel Payne Bailey,
violiniSt.
The fifth in series of Lenten
recitals at ST. Pauls Church, Rock
| Greek Parish, will be given Wednes-
days at 8:15 pm. Gounod's "Gallia'
| will be sung by Ellsworth Condron,
| first tenor; James Madison, second
| tenor; Holly Farmer, first bass, and
William Hanft, second bass.
Jack Charlton Ward will be heard
at Walter Reed Hospital at the 1880
| am service today, singing 20 Vos
Ommes," the Introductory solo of
Dubois 1.-THE Seven Last Words of
Christ" Mable Rowlands accompany
ing. The service will be broadcast
throughout the hospital.
At the Church of the Covenant this
| evening at o'clock the music will be
given by the evening choir, Claude
Robson, director; Harvey Murray,
organist; Mrs. Howard Blandy, and
| the solo quartet, Frances Scherger So
prano; Charlotte Hartman, contralto;
| Fl. r. Townsend, tenor, and Raymond
| G. Moore, bass.
The program follows:
Anthem abide With Me-. ......... Reed
Softly. .Nqy the Light Of Day. NeiSslinger
contralto solo, He I Leadetth Me-. Beethoven
At the 8 o'clock musical service this
evening in st. Paul's English Lutheran
Church, the choir, consisting Of Dor
othy Wallauer, soprano; Evelyn X.
Mcintosh, contralto; e. r. Whitman,
ltenor; C. NJ. Seaman, bass and director,
I and William Fowler, organist. will
give the following program:
Anthems: BE Ye All of One Mind, %
| Barnby; "Benedictus Els Domino,
| Gaul;, and 81 VIII Give You Rest, "
| West; soprano and bass duet, watch
| man, What of the Night" Sergeant:
| bass solo, Now the Day Is Over,
| Speaks; tenor solo, spirit Of God, -
| Neidlinger, and organ solo, I'm the
Twilight Harker.
Music at the Calvary Methodist
| Episcopal Church, given under the d.
rection of the organist, Lena Sims Syl.
| vester, by the Calvary quartet, con-
sisting of Marie G. Deal, soprano: Ruth
Kobbe, contralto; George E. Ander-
son, tenor, and Arthur M. Tabbutt,
bass, and the children's choir of Is
voices. will include the following:
Morning service--Beethoven anniversary.
Organ prelude-Larghetto from the Second
| Symphony.
| Choral Symphony.
| Organ offertory-Adagio from the Sonata
/ In Sharp Minor.
| Quartet--"The Heavens Proclaim Him"
Organ postlude-'Hailelujah Chorus. u
| from the Mount of Olives"
| Evening Service
| Organ prelude-''Song of the Basket
Weaver (Ruseelll
Anthem-"The Sun Is Sinking Fast" Gan.
/ drewsi
| Observation-Disclosures" Cesar Oui).
Soprano solo--"Show Ne Thy Ways" (Tor.
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