Evening star., 1935-04-13


Moore, will be given by the
i choir Of Calvary M. E.
Church tomorrow night at
8 o'clock under the direction of Louis
Potter. The guest soloists will be
Aubrey Goodrich, baritone, and Helen
Ware, r1ezzo-soprano. Ruby Potter,
soprano; David Manly and Paul Ledig,
tenorS, and Fred Gross will sing the
roles. Barbara Sweet. pi-
anist, will play the Largo and Con
certo in c Minor" by Beethoven, ac-
companied by Mr.. Potter at the organ.
for the cantata will be
Harriet Frush, organist, and Dorothea
Eichholz, pianist.
"The Darkest Hour" Lenten can
tata by Harold Moore, will be sung
by St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
choir tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. The soloists are: Soprano,
Christine Church; contralto, Vera
Neeley Ross: tenor. George E. Ander-
son; bass, Edgar r. Kidwell; organist
and director, Charlotte Klein.
Tomorrow evening at 7:45 O'Clock
at st. Johns Church the choir will
sing Mozarts Requiem"
A special feature of the 8 o'clock
service at Mount Vernon Place
Church tomorrow evening will be q
program given by the Young Ladies'
Glee Club of Southern Seminary,
Buena Vista. Va, under the direction
of Prof. B. v. Guevchenian. Incl
dental solos by Mrs. Russell Robey
and Prof. Guevchenian.
At the confirmation service tomor-
row morning the choir Of Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church will render
Ride On, Ride On" by Scott, and
Edwin L. Rogers, baritone, will sing
The Palms." by Faure. At the eve
ming service the quartet, consisting of
Virginia Sellars, soprano; Gladys
Walin. contralto; Robert Ferguson,
tenor. and Edwin L. Rogers. baritone,
will sing open the Gates of the Tenn
Pile" by Knapp.
Gladys Walin will sing "Alleluia"
seventeenth century caroD at the
Sunday school rally day services.
Gertrude Lyons is guest conductor
and Lillian Wines director and or
ganist.
The combined choirs of Rock Greek
Episcopal Church and All Saints.
Chevy Chase, Md, will render Sir
John Stainer's contata, The Cruel
flxion," tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
in All Saints Church. The ensemble
will be under the direction of H. B.
Steer and w. H. Taylor. The soloists
will be w. NJ. Hanft, j. B. Switzer,
r. l.. Davidson, j. V. Mann.
Tomorrow evening, beginning at
7:30, the Sacred Heart choir will give
special program of music. The solo,
Marion H. Mccarthy, sopranos; Mar
garet Gauges. contralto; Albert ".
Llufrio, tenor; Joseph P. OLone, jr.,
bass Mary Louise Sullivan is the or
ganiSt and director.
During the three hours service, from
IL to on Good Friday, the Sacred
Heart choir will sing The Seven
Last Words" by Dubois.
Master John Googins, 12-year- -old
boy soprano. viii sing at Foundry
Methodist Church tomorrow morning
as a special SoloiSt with the combined
junior and senior choirs. A special
service is planned for the
evening at 8 o'clock.
At st. Paul's Lutheran Church to-
the vested choir, under the
direction of Edith Stowell, will sing
at the morning service a choral ar
of THE Palms." by Faure.
and Parker's Jerusalem" At 8
o'clock, Maunder's "Penitence, Par
don and Peace" will be rendered by
an augmented choir. with Edith
Stowell, Katherine Waltz, Lynn Gill
chrest and Owen Penney as soloists,
and Donald Heffley at the organ.
The choir Of the Takoma Park Pres
byterian Church. under the direction
of Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer, with Mrs.
Dudley C. Jackson at the organ, will
render the cantata The Seven Last
Words of Christ" by Dubois, at
o'clock vesper service tomorrow after
noon. The soloists will be: Soprano,
Mrs. j. Frank Rice; guest tenor, Justin
Lawrie, and Wilfred c. Gilbert, BARI
tone. The public Is invited.
Elsa Raner, violinist, will play at the
IL o'clock service tomorrow morning
at All Souls Church, Unitarian.
The Florida Avenue Baptist
Church Choir, under the direction of
DR.. William E. Taylor. will render
Gaurs Holy City" tomorrow evening
at o'clock.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
the choir of Wesley Methodist Church,
Connecticut avenue and Jocelyn street,
will sing "The Last Words of Christ"
by Charles Gilbert Spross. Solo parts
will be taken by Floyd Jennings,
tenor; Lawrence Troth, baritone, and
]. Benton Webb. bass ]. Horace
will direct and Mrs. Smithey
will be at the organ.
The Palm Sunday anthem at the
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be ride On, Ride On" by Thompson.
Organ music will include "Cristo
Of Pertro Yon; Intro
spection," by Frederick Stanley
Smith, and "Paean," by Whitlock.
Soloists are: Frances Shea, soprano;
Mary Belle Beckham, contralto;
William Barrett Fuchs, tenor. Mrs.
Frank Akers Frost is organist and
director.
The choir of Mount Tabor M. P.
Church of Georgetown will present
Stanier's "Crucifxion" at the morn.
ing service tomorrow. Soloists will be
Roy E. Sabean, bass: Conrad Kreiger,
tenor: James L. Young, ST., and James
L. Young, jr., baritones. Meta Craig
director, and Pauline
Barnes Woodruff, organist.
Tomorrow morning the choir of
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