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

I, tan Presbyterian Church at its morn
ing service win sing 1.-THE Palms. by
Faure; Jerusalem" by Parker; Rod.
ney's Calvary and open the Gates
OF the Temple" solo to be sung BY
Harold F. Snyder. In the evening the
selections will be "Ride On, Ride On, y
by Scott; There Is a Green Hill Far
Away and 1.-THE Holy City," which
will be sung as a solo by Oscar Kuldel.
The Sixth Presbyterian Church, Six
teenth and Kennedy streets, viii have
special musical program sung by the
quartet choir which viii include "The
Palms." by Faure; Jerusalem" by
Parker, and "On the Way to Jerusalem, y
from Maunder's "Olivet to Calvary
At the Luther Place Memorial Church
at 8 pm. there will be a service of
alteration with excerpts from Stainers
THE Crucifixion," which will include
as a prelude God So Loved the World.
The quartet viii sing 1.-The Agony, .
Filing Wide the Gates" and 1.-THE APP
peal to the Crucified." There will also
be an organ number, Proceed to Call
vary" and a tenor and bass duet fea-
turing Raymond D. Fillius and j. Wal
ter Humphrey.
The choir of the Brightwood M. e.
Church will render Maunders "On the
Way to Jerusalem" and 1.-THE Palms"
tomorrow morning, and in the evening
Maunder'S "Olivet to Calvary" with
baritone solos and chorus
Two special musical programs will be
included in the morning and evening
services at Lincoln Road M. E. Church
tomorrow. Among the selections will
be SCOTS "Ride On" Lorenz' Jehovah
ReignS," sung by the junior peoples
choir at the evening service, and a vio-
lin solo of Faure's "Fhe Palms"
The Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church will offer tomorrow morning a
musical program, which viii include
THE March to Calvary" Ride On,
Ride On" and an organ prelude, "Je-
rusalem the Golden In the evening
the program will consist of an organ
prelude, an anthem, duet and an
organ postlude.
The choir of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase, will sing "Olivet to Cali
vary" by Maunder, tomorrow night at
8 pm. The solos will be sung by Cla-
rise Griffith, Arthur S. Parsons and
Robert II. Davidson. William H. Taylor
is organist and director.
Advent Church choir, under the direc-
ton of Ruth Blackburn, viii present
"Olivet to Calvary" tomorrow night at
pm. 1t will be assisted by Robert
Ferguson, tenor, and Barrett Fuchs,
baritone.
The Howard University choir win
sing Du Bots "Seven Last Words of
Christ" at the religious service in An
drew Rankin Chapel at IL am Lulu
We're Childers Is director of the choir.
Special music at Georgetown Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow will consist of
Grieg's ITO Spring" and Elman's
"Canto AmoroSo," played as a violin
and organ prelude by Elsa Louise Raner
and Mrs. Frank Akers Frost: JEWELS
ride On, Ride On in Majesty sung
as duet by Sadie Gibson French and
Mary Belle Beckham; Alteration" by
Boroskk and Wagner's Pilgrims
Chorus"
The quartet and chorus choir OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Fifth street
southeast, viii present "The Cruel
hxion," by John Stainer, tomorrow at
8 pm. The sol0istR will be Guy Skim
ner, Beatrice Batty Qrbison, Helen
Neulneyer Perry and Aihnrt w. Perry.
at III am. the junior chou, under the
direction Of Eugenia Newnlayer, will
sing Praise Ye the FathsrS hg Goa-
noq- bliss &c..