Evening star., 1933-04-09

posed Of 80 voice including the follow
ing soloists: Anna May Cuthbert, So
prano; Hattie Herfurth, contralto;
Robert G. Bond, tenor, and Roy K.
Easter, baritone and director. Ellen
Richards will be at the organ.
One Of the special musical features
for Palm Sunday and Easter is the
double quartet at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church under the direc-
ton Of Mrs: Page Etchison, organist.
Soloists, Betty Gray, Soprano Aurelia
Beck, contraito, and Clifton Moore,
tenor. The regular quartet will fur
nish music for the communion service
at $3.50 pm. Good Friday.
At st. Paul's Lutheran Church the
following program of music will be
rendered today by the chorus choir,
under the direction of Miss Edith
Stowell, with Donald T. Heff1ey at the
organ; At the morning service, pre-
bey; professional, When His Salvation
Bringing" Tours; John Prindle SCOTS
Ride on in Majesty" with incidental
solos by Lynn Gillchrest, tenor, and
Edith Stowell, soprano; 1.-THE Palms"
(Faure), by Eugene Dahl, tenor soloist;
Filing Wide the Gates" Stainer; re-
cessional, Hail to the Lords An
nointed," postlude in G, by Clark. At
the vesper service at 3 O'Clock. organ
prelude, Questions" by Stearns;
Jerusalem" by Parker; when Ger the
Sleeps Of Olivet," Maunder; Offertory,
"Penitence," by Nicode; postlude, Fan
fare" Dubois.
The choir of the National City Chris
tian Church, under the direction of w.
E. Braithwaite, will give its annual
presentation of Dubois cantata, "The
Seven Last Words of Christ" at 8
o'clock on Good Friday evening at the
church. The soloists will be Mrs. B.
D. Shreve, soprano; Mrs. Helen Turiey,
contralto; Wilfred Smith, tenor, and G.
Horace Smithy, baritone. The cantata
will be preceded by an organ recital OF
Good Friday music, played by Robert
Ruckman.
This mornings music at the church
will include the anthem, Jerusalem"
by Parker, sung by the combined senior
and chapel choirs and male quartet
number Mr.. Ruckman will play ''The
Palms." by Faure, as an organ prelude
and VISION" by Rheinberger, as the
offertory The organ program for the
evening service will include "Chorale
and Prayer" by Boellmann; "Salve Re-
gina" by Widor and Song of Child"
by Bonnet. Mr.. Smithy will sing
Adams 1.-The Holy City," at the eve
ming service as a background for the
drama, Saint Claudia" to be presented
by the Olmsted Players.
At the Shrine of the Sacred Heart,
Sixteenth street and Park road, Dubois
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mixed choir ON Good Friday during the
three-hour service, from noon until 8
o'clock The soloists will be Estelle Hunt
Dean and Marian Mccarthy soprano;
Albert Llufrto, tenor, and Joseph P.
OLone, jr., baritone.
At the service this morning beginning
at 10:45 the Georgetown Presbyterian
choir and soloists will sing the anthem,
sheep and Lambs" using the musical
setting by Hugh A. Mackinnon and
singing without accompaniment. The
soloists are Mrs. Herbert F. Aldridge,
soprano, and Mrs. Mary Belle Beckham.
contralto. The organist and director,
Mrs. Frank Akers Frost, will play
"Cristo Trionfante," of Pietro Yon, the
Whitney ARRANGEMENT of Handel's
Largo" and "Paean," by Percy w.
At st. Marks Lutheran Church this
morning the anthem, When Ger the
Steep of Oltvet" from Maunder's "OEvet
to Calvary" will be sung, and also
THE Palms" CFaure), by Wilfred Ner-
Itch. In addition Miss Paul will be
assisted by violinist and cellist in
instrumental numbers.
During Holy week the music at the
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday night
services will include selections from
"Olivet to Calvary (Maunder). We'd
nesday night Alice Sherrer, contralto,
will sing Ave Maria" (Schubert), and
Friday night Marie Trede, soprano, will
sing There Is Green Hill Far Away"
(GounoO. Members of the choir in
clude Anne Borjes, Selma Trede, Vir-
ginia Cooper, Marie Trede, Alice Sher-
rer, M. Ostertrom and Wilfred Nerlich.
This afternoon at 4 O'Clock the choir
Of st. Johns Church, Lafayette square,
under the direction Of r. Guy Lucas,
M. A., viii sing Mozart's Requiem"
Today at II am. music at the
Church Of the Epiphany will include:
"Benedicite in F." Stokowsh; anthems,
"The Palms" Faure; Filing Wide the
Gates" from the Crucif1xion, Stainer.
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Far Away" Gounod.
Good Friday. pm, cantata, 1.-THE
Seven Last Words" Dubois; anthem,
Beside the Cross Remaining" from
THE Redemption" Gounod Adolf To-
rovsky, organist-c soloists.
Lillian Latham, soprano; Nancy VIII
hanson, contralto; Kroom Bagranof,
tenor; Ambrose Durkin, bass.
The Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church choir, assisted by c. Wilfrid
Smith, tenor, will present j. H. Maun-
ders' "Olivet to Calvary" this evening
at o'clock. At the morning service
the choir will sing "The Palms" by
Faure, and Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer
contralto and director, will sing Sheep
and Lambs" by Sidney Homer. Mrs.
D. c. Jackson, organist, will play num-
bers by Bizet, Gaul, Borowski, Barnes,
Lszt and Wagner.
Special music for today will be sung
at the II O'Clock morning service at
Douglas Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church by the mixed choir under the
direction Of Miss Estelle Wentworth, with
Mrs. Mary Gastrock Belt as organist
Parker's Jerusalem" and Faure's "The