Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

Day." William H. Monk; when
Survey the Wondrous Cross" f. Mil
Ter; anthem, Call to Remembrance"
Farrant; occasional, Nearer. MY
God. to Thee" Arthur S. Sullivan, by
the choir of 80 boys and II men. Or
ganist and director, Samuel Wood.
At the Church of the Epiphany
1917 G. street northwest, at II I'm.
the music will include today: "Bene
dicite in + Major" Leopold Stokow
ski; "Benedictus in ID Minor" Blu
menschein: The Palms." Faure
Fling Wide the Gates" Stainer. A
8 p.m.--Cantata, Passion Service,
by Alfred Gaul quartet, God SO
Loved the World" Stainer Adolf To
rovsky is organist and choirmaster
and the soloists are: Beulah Brown
soprano: Nancy Williamson, con
tralto: Louis Annis, tenor, and Am
brose Durkin, bass.
At Trinity Church. Takoma Park
Palm Sunday music will be: Morn.
ing-Organ prelude, professional t.
Calvary" by Sir John Stainer; offer
tory anthem. Jerusalem" Henry
Parker: postlude. Finale in B Flat -
by Maxson. At 100 p.m.-Prelude,
"The Harp of St. Cecilia" by WIFE,
gand Mrs. J. Fl, Fahrenbach at the
organ and Mrs. c. NJ. Young at the
piano.
The morning choir, with the assist.
ance of some OF the evening choir and
other members of the parish, will sing
"Messe Solonnelle," by Charles Gou.
nod. The soloists will be: Mrs. r..
Clyde Shade, soprano; c. w. Smith,
tenor; Fl. ID. Lawson, bass, with
chorus of 25 voices.
''The Triumph of the Cross" a
Lenten cantata, will be given by the
chorus choir of F'pworth NJ. E.
Church South Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. The choir will he assisted by
the Imperial Male Quartet. composed
of w. Arthur Mccoy and Edward G.
Lippitt, tenors; J. Benton Webb and
Francis r. Heartsill, BASES. Olive
Ramsey, soprano; Cameron Burton,
bass, and Herbert r. Aldridge, tenor
and director, will be the soloists. Ed
win Moore will play the organ.
The music for Holy Week at Ana
costa NJ. r. Church, Fourteenth and
u streets southeast. will be today: II
a m, anthem. Rejoice Ye With Jer.
usalem" (Spinney); soprano solo, by
the Waters of Babylon" CHowelD,
Eunice Perrie: pm, anthem, THE
Palms" (Faurel, church and junior
choirs: quartet, savior, Again TO Thy
Dear Name" Uysberg), Eunice Perrie,
Pearl Zirkle, Henry Smith, George
Mason.
Holy Thursday, s p.m.-Quartet
composed of Gladys e. Marks, so.
prano; Miriam Leonard Steward, con
tralto; Harvey r. Townsend, tenor:
Charles Kinsella, baritone. will sing
the chants for the communion serv.
i've, selection from 'Olivet to Cal
vary" by Maunder, and God So
Loved the World" Stainer.
Good Friday. 8 p.m.-Soprano solo,
"There Is A Green Hill Far Away
tGounard), Elizabeth Jordan, and selec-
ton by the junior choir.
All the services viii be under the
direction of Carl s. Willard, organist
and director.
stainer's we'll known duet for so.
prano and tenor, Love Divine" was
sung last Sunday by katherine
lists, at the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. The quartet sang God SO
Loved the World" from Stainer's
"Crucihxion." This morning the choir
will sing Jerusalem" an anthem by
Henry Parker arranged for mixed
voices by William Rees, with Incl
dental solos for tenor and contralto.
THE Palms" will also be sung by the
choir
A. Harlem Castle, tenor. will sing
LES Rameaux" ("The Palms') as the
offertory solo at the Palm Sunday
vesper service in French today at St.
Johns Church. Lafayette Square.
AS usual during this Lenten series
the small choir of volunteers will sing
the hymns and doxology in French,
under the direction of Miss Cryder,
and M. Verpillot will deliver the ser
mon in the same language.
Special music will be given this
morning and evening at the Centen-
NAL Baptist Church, when the fifteenth
anniversary of the pastors service at
this church, the Rev. e. Hez Sven,
will be celebrated. Among the num-
bers will be Marion Moore's "Invoca.
ton" and Hamilton Gray's Dream of
Paradise" both presented with violin
obbligato.
At the Mount Pleasant Methodist
Episcopal Church South, Sixteenth
street between Irving and Lamont