Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

THE choir Of the Sacred Heart
- Church, at Sixteenth street and
| Park road, will sing RoSsini's "Stabat
Mater" this evening, beginning at 1880.
| This lovely music of RoSSini's attracted
q large number of musicians last year,
and the public Is invited.
The choir has q mixed chorus Of 40
voices. The solo quartet Is composed Of
| Mabel G. Latimer, soprano; Christine l..
| Levin, coItTalto; Robert M. OJone,
tenor, and Joseph P. OLOpe, bass.
Mary-Louise Sullivan Is the organiSt
and director.
1.-THE Triumph of Christianity" will
be the theme at Lincoln Road M. Z.
Church, Lincoln Road and U street
| northeast, this morning.
Special music has been prepared by
the senior choir, under the direction OF
Mrs. Walter Franklin Atkinson, for
the morning service as follows: Anthem
THE Palms" (Faure), senior choir;
soprano solo, Gloria" (BuzziPecciA)
Phebe Slime; anthem, "Open the Gates
Of the Temple" Knapp, senior choir;
selection, Hail Jesus the King" (Wn-
SOM, junior choir.
The fourth in the series of sacred
musicaleS to be given on the second
| Sunday evening of each month will be
rendered at the service at 8 pm. with
Delbert Allen, violinist, assisting. The
following program will be given: An
thems, "Hark, Hark, My Soul" (Shel-
ley), Ride On Ride On" (Scott), my
Faith Looks Up to Thee" (Schnecker)
celsis u2th Mass" CMozart), by senior
choir; bass solo, Lead On, o King
Eternal Marco; violin solo, Caprice
Viennoise" CKreisler); piano 0our
hands, and organ, "Andante from c
Major Symphony" Beethoven.
The senior choir Of the Epworth M
e. Church South will give THE Cruel
fixion," by Sir John Stainer, Good Fri
day, at 8 pm.
Goodwin, tenor; B. D. Thomason,
tenor; P. F. Fox, baritone; w. Cameron
Burton, bass; Roberta Harstin, soprano;
Ida Fowler Moore, soprano; Mrs. A. D.
Payne, contralto; Anne g. Smith, con-
tralto.
Edwin Moore is the organist and d.
rector Of music.
1.-THE Crucifixion" (Sir John Stainer)
will be sung this evening by the choir
Of the National Baptist Church, Six
tenth street and Columbia road north
west. The assisting soloiSts will be
Herbert Aldridge, tenor, and Henry
Magnuson, bass.
The program for the morning service
Is as follows: Organ, THE Palms
(Faure); duet, THE Crucifix" Faure)
anthem, Jerusalem" tParker); organ
Song of Sorrow" (Nevin).
Mrs. Emily G. Dickinson is organist
and choir director.
Special Palm Sunday music will De
given at the Wallace Memorial United
PRESBYTERIAN Church, New Hampshire
avenue and Randolph street, at II
am, when the program will include:
Organ prelude, "a Lenten Meditation
(Ketelbey); offertory, THE Palms
(Faure); anthem. Jerusalem" park
err postlude, "Tocaata in G" (DuboiSl
At 8 pm the quartet and choir vii
render Maunders "Olivet to Calvary
prelude in C Minor" Chopin, post
lude. 20 Rest in the Lord" Men
delssohn).
The quartet is composed Of Mrs
Archer L. Haycock, soprano and d.
rector; Mrs. George Mccain. contralto
Norman A. Slant, tenor; William E
Mattingly, bass, and Enie A. Collamore
organist.
A special feature of the Good Friday
and Easter Sunday night music to b.
given at the Mount Vernon Place M. E
Church will be the playing Of some
specially arranged medieval chorales by
a quintet of horns. from the Marine
Band. The chorales were arranged by
Edward c. Potter, Washington com
poser, and will be played by Nicholas
Cicchese. first trumpet; Winfred Kemp
second trumpet; Robert Clark, f1Fsi
trombone: Albert Bennert, second from
bone, and Edward Gummel third from
bone. The opening chorale will b'
played from the church tower during
the choir professional.
The feature work of the program VII
be singing of Gaul's Passion Music
by the vested chorus of so voices, will
r.. Deane Shure conducting and Edit
Gotwalls at the organ. The Soloist
for the occasion will be: Esther Cloyd
soprano; Mathilda Kolb, contralto
John L. Mitchell, tenor, and Arthur M
Tabbutt, baSso.
: The music at st. Marks Lutheran
Church, Eighth and B streets southwest
: under the direction of Lucy H. Paul, or
ganist and director, will include Organ
prelude, Spring Song" (Hollins): an
them Jerusalem" (Parker-Rees); baS
solo. THE Palms" (Faure), Wffret
Nerlich.
) Members of the choir include ANN
J Borjes, Selma Trede, Laura Lyle, Viz
ginia Cooper, Marie Trede. Catherine
Gross, Quentin Lacy and Wilfred Ner
Itch.
The cantata, 1.-THE Message From thu
; Cross" by William Macfarlane, which
was sung by the choir of the Church
of the Epiphany, 1917 G street north
west, April 8, will be repeated this eve
ming at 8 o'clock.
The choir will sing the Seven Las
Words" by Dubois, on Good Friday q
pm.
The choir of Trinity Episcopa
Church will sing Stainer's "Crucif1xion'
at 8 o'clock tonight under the direction
of George Middleton. organist. Soloi
will be sustained by Appleton Lawrence
George Lambert and Victor Russell.
Theodore Harrison, head Of the voca
department Of the University of Michi
gan, will be soloist at All Souls Me
mortal Church both today and Eastel
day.
The choir of the Fifth BaptiS
Church will sing "Olivet to Calvary,
by Maunder, this evening at 7:45 o'clock
The choir Is composed of 30 voices, meT
and women Solos will be sustained b!
Mrs. l.. H. Windsor, Mrs. B. Douglas
Mrs. M. Scates, sopranos; Frances
Fallon. contralto; j. H. Ryan and w
F.. Hanft, bassos. and w. Obryhim
tenor DR.. A. L. Simpson is tenor anC
director Mrs C. l., CArnAntAr will h,