Evening star., 1928-05-27
MUSIGRA Apis


James Nalley, cornetist. also win ac-
company the choir IN the rendition of
Gounod's Unfold, Ye Portals" from
THE Redemption" Mr.. Lindsay will
play "Arioso" (Bach). and Mr.. Walten's
numbers will be "Lento" (Lalo), La
mento" Gabriel Marie) and Autumn
Flower" (Poppcr) The choir also will
sing 20 Lord. Thou Art Our God"
Dickinson). Deborah H. Lawson will
sing Il Will Extol Thee" from Eli
Costa. and Gerald l.. Whelan will
sing The Lord is My Light" (AIlit-
sem.
There will be duet by Warren
Seltzer and Gerald Whelan. Watch
man, What of the Night sarieantJ,
and a quartet, Jesus Only (Roteli)
The members Of the quartet are De-
borah H. Lawson. Stella e. Nelson,
Warren Seltzer ape. -.efald L. WheIan
The choir is Composed Of the follow
ing: Sopranos, Miss Bixler, Miss Crs-
bill. Mrs Folmer. Mrs. Miller, Miss
Wolf. Mrs. Wood: altos, Mrs. Cum
mings. Miss Folmer. Miss Michael, Mrs.
Nicholas Miss Weber; tenors. Mr..
Gunther Mr. Melcaior. Mr.. Sewers:
bassos. Mr.. Abbott. Mr. Crentz. Mr..
Cummings, Mr.. Folmer and Mr.. Robey.
At the Church Of the Ascension TO-
night at 1880 o'clock special music ap-
propriate TO Memorial day, viii feature
the service. Several patriotic organi-
cations will attend as guests Of honor.
A section Of the service bands will
assist the singers beside playing instru-
mental numbers
| The soloists will be- Hazel Bach
| schnid, soprano, who will sing with
Verdure Clad" from Creation" by
/ Haydn, and Taps" with acconpant-
ment of two cornets and organ. vivi-
| enne Gilmore. soprano. will sing the
/ big aria from The Redemption" bv
| Go:nod. Julia Culbreth Gray. con-
traltO. will sing several selections. In
| cluding Our Country's Flag" A com
/ position of which the words and music
were composed by a member Of the
choir. Mary Sitz Parker.
/ The choir VIII sing several patriofie
numbers and Lima Bugbee viii aiye
reading with accompaniment Of The
choir singing a patriotic air
The public is invited.
Herman Fakler. baritone. will sing
! The Great Awakening" by Krar-s-
and Come Unto Him" by Dunn. tf1is
morning at 9:45 for th> National Pres
oyter1an Sunday school, which is con-
NFFN0
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mabel Linton Williams. organi5t and
director Of music at the Calvary NJ
Church. Fifteenth and Columbia road
announces the following program Of
music today:
Solo. Hear o fsrael from Il Elr,sl parser
Miss Hsruer1 'i'''
T:45PN
/ Closing organ recital of the season.
arranged as an evening of music. with
FIora McGm Keefer. contralto. and
Milton Swartz, viclinist, as guest SOLO
iSts:
Q9Ts'sn- 9s'sn- .Tagss, aarr Clarence Eddyl -Gegnod
Contrslto solo. God u snirit, p" 'slh ~ ~
/ quartet klnE All Glorious tviolfa OBJ
fvioIs Harper Edaa Shsisr' rloyd wIfiiaa: fiisnsy
Mrs, Keefcr. Mr.. Williams. A'''-N
Music for the National Bautis,
Church today viii be:
MORNING.
cocotralte solo. If Col so Clothed n.
Anthem. ResessioT;sl' psSa2s5 : ssssa
I EVENING
Tenor SGlo There Is No Death" 0~Hs-a
/ Quartet, Heaven Is Nv Homo Nevrn
The solo quartet is composed Of
/ Francis Farrar. soprano: Edith White
/ contralto: Robert Kline. n, bass: Har-
vey 7. Townsend tenor. with Grace
/ French Tocke at the organ.
| Rose Polio Jarman. mezzo-soprano.
and George Bsuchler. baritone. assisted
by Elizabeth Gardner CoomhS. pianist
presented a program Of songs In the
| outdoor fete AZ Twin Oaks Thursday
| afternoon. This songs included selec-
| tions by Bret. Sibella. Alvarez dHarie-
lot and Roger Quilter.
Mrs. Regina Dustin Of London sang
Sweet Mother Of Mine" the words OF
which were written by Mrs. Lozier. wife
Of Representative Ralph LoE1er Of Car
rollton. Mo. at a musical program given
! last Sunday afternoon by Prof. and
\ Mrs. Devoe Need Of Maryland Untyer-
Sity
Mary Sitz Parker played piano Selec-
/ tons Mrs. Lozier read articles she
had written which were published IN
the Kansas CITY Star, telling Of her re-
cent trip over washington With Charles
A. Lindhergh and also on the subject Of
cherry blossoms