Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-28

~ PECIAL music viii be featured II
the Palm Sunday services tomor.
row in the churches. Many vel
/ ~ known cantatas and choruse:
will be rendered by the choirs Of
the city. which in many cases have beer
enlarged for this occasion.
Programs for special music have beer
announced by the following:
At 3 pm, at Hamline Methodist
| Episcopal Church, Sixteenth street al
Allison, the quartet and chorus choir
Of As voices will sing the entire "Stabat
Mater" of RoSsini. The choir is under
the direction of John II. Marville, who
will also be the bass soloist. The other
soloistS will be Ethel Stickles, Mabel
Flehr and John Murphy. Edith B
Athey viii be at the organ.
The cantata "Olivet to Calvary" by
Maunder, viii be sung by the National
Capital Choir at the vesper service of
the Universalist National Memorial
Church, Sixteenth and s streets. Incl
dental solos will be sung by Irene
Koehl, Marjorie Soper, Eugene Dahl,
Edwin Singer, Lynn Gillchrest and
Warren Adams. DIR. Albert w. Harmed
is organist and choirmaster.
Under the direction Of r. futile Bell,
the choir of Christ'S Church, George
town, will sing Filing Wide the Gates, /"
by Stainer. at tomorrow mornings
service. 1.-THE Palms" will be sung at
the evening services by Josephine
Robey.
Eric Delamarter's cantata, "Sing We
to Our God" will be given tomorrow
evening at the Church of the Pilgrims
at 1880 o'clock. Warren F. Johnston
organist, will be assisted in its per-
Torrance by Mrs. S. S. Simmerman,
soprano.
The choir Of the National Baptist
Church will render many interesting Sc
lections tomorrow, among them Praise
the Lord" by Randegger: Parker's "Je-
rusalem" and at the evening service
Stainer's Filing Wide the GATES" and
Turner's Great and Marvellous" The
church is celebrating its twenty
anniversary.
The choir Of the Lutheran Church
Of Emerson Meyers, viii present j. H.
Maunder's sacred cantata, "Olivet to
Calvary" tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock The soloists will be Lula
Reuse, Harriet Gunderson, Robert Vol
land, Frederick Gross, Roland Ben
ninghoven and Garrett Rush.
At the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church, Columbia road near Fifteenth
street northwest, the chorus choir will
sing TWO anthems from the OratOr1o,
Messiah" by Handel, and Ruby Pot
ter, soprano, will sing the solo, 1.-THE
Cross" by Harriet Ware. At the ev-
ming service the motel, "Gallia,' by
Gounod, viii be given, with soprano
obbligato sustained by Mrs. Potter.
The Ryland M. E. Church Quartet
viii sing Peace's ride On" at the IL
o'clock service and DR. G. Harris White
will sing baritone solo. Parker's
Jerusalem" Members of the quartet
include Mrs. Berkeley Thompson, Mrs.
Milton Odell, Fred Yount and Or. G.
Harris White.
At 8 pm. tomorrow night the choir
of Trinity Episcopal Church. Third and
@ streets northwest, will render the
sacred cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" by
Maunder The solos will be sustained
by Bernice @. Lambert, Earl M. Nails
and George M. Lambert. George Mid
dleton Is organist and director.
RoSSini's "Stabat Mater" win be
given by the choir of the Shrine Of
the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street and
Park road, tomorrow evening at 7:30
O'Clock. The choir of 40 voices in
cludes a solo quartet. composed of Ma
bel G. Latimer, Christine l.. Levine.
Robert NJ. OLcne and joseph p.
OLonc, jr. Mary Louise Sullivan is
the crsanist and director
The quartet choir Of the Metropol-