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~ PAL CHURCH tomorrow at IL
~ am. the choir, under the di-
n rection of Charlotte Klein,

~ PAL CHURCH tomorrow at IL
| ~ am. the choir, under the d.
rection of Charlotte Klein,
will sing:
"Ail Glory laud and HpnGsss H Tsscbn,r oe,n
Ride onl Ride On in Ma,esty"
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Choeur" (Gisoutl.
"Olivet to Calvary" cantata, by ]. H.
Maunder, will be sung by the choir
tomorrow afternoon at 430 o'clock
and will be supplemented by the fol-
lowing organ numbers: ''Melodia,
Opus SO" MAX Reger), "Kyrie Elei-
SON. MAX Reger), "Schmucke Dich"
(Bach), Sonata XIX" allegro (Josef
Rheinberger). Soloists: Soprano,
Elizabeth Lovejoy: contralto, Vera
Nicely Ross; uenor, George Anderson;
bass, Edgar Kidwell, Henry Magnus-
sen; organ, Charlotte Klein.
This performance is being sponsored
by the Girls Friendly Society and the
public is cordially invited.
Special music for Holy week services
| at the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church, Columbia road near Fifteenth
street northwest, will be as follows:
''The Crucif1xion," by Stainer, will be
given on Friday night by the combined
senior and young peoples choirs. Solo
parts will be taken by Ruby Potter,
soprano; Bertha Morgan, contralto;
Merle Gates, tenor, and Sam Cotton,
baritone
Tomorrow the music will be given by
the junior and young peoples choirs
At the morning service The Alleluja,"
by Mozart, will be sung by Ruby Pot
ter and the junior choir, a special ar
rangement made by Louis Potter, d.
rector of music. Sam Cotton, bari
tone, will sing "The Palms." by Faure,
with refrain by the choir and congre-
CATION. At the evening service the
young peoples choir will sing "A
Legend" by Tschaikowsky and Incl
dental music for drama to be given
by the Dramatic Club of the church.
Luther Place Memorial Lutheran
Church Choir, assisted by the solo
quartet will give the following pro-
gram at the morning service, under
the direction of Cornelia Long Kinsel-
la, organist: Organ prelude, "Toccato,"
Nevin; anthem, King All Glorious
Barnby; offertory anthem, Lift High
the Triumph Song" Mueller.
At the evening service the choir and
quartet will give Harker's Lenten can
tata, "The Cross"
The members Of the quartet are:
Nellie Sebastian Chaillet, soprano;
Marie Head Marques, contralto; Paul
Ledig, tenor, and Harry Yeide, bass.
Florence Yeager is substituting for
Mrs. Marques.
Tomorrow evening at 8 the choir
of Grace Reformed Church, un-
der the direction of Charles e. Gauss,
A. A. G. O., organist, will sing Maun-
der's "Penitence, Pardon and Peace"
The soloists for the occasion will be
Mrs. w. j. Orr, soprano, and Francis
Bowers, baritone.
Stainer's "Crucifxion" will be sung
tomorrow evening at the National
Baptist Memorial Church by the COM
| bined choirs of the Keller Memorial
Lutheran and the National Baptist
Memorial Churches, under the direc-
ton Of George F. Ross. James Magill,
baritone, and Robert Ferguson, tenor,
will be the soloists. Marguerite Allen
| Ross at the organ.
Elsa Raner, violinist, will play ut
the morning service at All Souls
Church, Unitarian, tomorrow. In the
afternoon at S O'Clock, Mr.. Atwater
will play the concluding vesper organ
recital Of the season.
At the Lutheran Church Of the
Reformation tomorrow morning,
Henry Parkers Jerusalem" will be
sung and Faure's Palm Branches"
will be the offertory played by william
Fred Pfeiffer, violinist. Tomorrow
evening Henry Bruning, guest organ
ist, will render an organ prelude and
the choir will sing the anthem, Ride
On, Ride On" by Scott. Tie Offer
tory will be Del Riego's art Thou
Weary?" sung by Meta Richardson,
with violin obbligato by Mr.. Pfeiffer.
On Good Friday night, Maunder's
cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" viii be
given.
The soloists and mixed choir Of -
picked voices Of Georgetown Presby-
terian Church will render the follow
ing music tomorrow morning At II