Evening star., 1938-04-10

Hour" by Harold Moore, will be
sung at st. Margarets Episco-
Il pal Church this afternoon at
4:30 O'Clock. The Palm Sunday music
program is as follows:
At II a.m.-Organ, Il Cry to Thee,
Lord Jesus Christ" Bach: MY Heart
Is Filled With Longing" Bach; choral,
Fling Wide the Gates Stainer;
"Benedicite," Stokowski; The Palms -
Faure; organ, Finale Symphony H.
Vierne.
Afternoon service at 4:30 pm
Organ Blessed Jesus. at Thy Word "
Bach; Deck Thyself, My Soul,' Bach;
Choral Postlude," Gordon Slater,
cantata, The Darkest Hour" Harold
Moore
Soloists-Elizabeth Lovejoy, soprano;
| Vera Neely Ross, contralto: George
Anderson, tenor; Edgar Kidwell, bass j.;
Charlotte Klein, organist and director.
! This evening at o'clock the choir
OF Grace Reformed Church, at Fiji
teenth and o streets NV, will give
Maunder's cantata "Penitence, Pardon
and Peace" The choir is under the
, direction Of Charles E. Gauss and the
soprano and baritone solo parts will be
sung by Anna Kimball and Frank
Wright.
The vested choir. with Estelle Went
worth directing and Rollo Onyun at
the organ, will render the following
numbers today at Douglas Memorial
M. E. Church during the morning
service: Organ prelude, "Adoration, y
by BoroWski; anthem. Palm
Branches" by Faure 'solo, Melville
Veitch): offertory anthem. "Jerusa-
lem by Parker solo, Marvin Fisher =;
organ postlude. ''Postlude," by Batiste.
Evening service-Organ prelude,
/ LES Rameaux,' bv Faure: organ post
lude, Grand Choeur. in G." by
Salome
At Wesley NJ E. Church today, at II
o'clock, the choir, under the direction
OF Marie Little, organist and director
will sing two anthems. Ride On Ride
On. in Majesty by John Prindle Scott,
and Jerusalem by Parker. For the
prelude, Mrs. Little plays "On the Way
to Jerusalem" from "Olivet to CAL
vary by Maunder, and as postlude,
"Triumphal March" from Beethoven.
The Palms. by Faure, will be sung by
Mr., Tom Hayes
At the vesper service. S o'clock. the
choir, under the direction of Earl Car
baugh. with Mrs. Little at the organ
will sing Maunder's cantata, Pardon
Penitence and Peace" The soloists
Will be Eleanor Bourdene. Kathryn
Macmillan and Livingston Vann, jr.
| Special Palm Sunday music will be
presented by the Metropolitan Me-
mortal NJ E. choir, Nebraska and
New Mexico avenues. under the lead
ership of Robert Frederick Freund,
today as follows: The Introit, "Bene-
dictus," from "St. Cecilia Mass"
Gounod, Metropolitan choir: solo,
open the Gates Of the Temple, "
Knight, John M. Wilson: anthem.
Fling Wide the Gates" from The
Cruciflxion'), Stainer, Metropolitan
| choir.
At the evening service of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church at Sixteenth and
| Kennedy streets NV. musical pro-
| gram win be given by the choir, un-
der the direction of Starr Preston
Tew, organist. assisted by Minnie
Volkmann, soprano. as guest soloist.
Compositions by Parker, Dubois and
Maunder will be sung by the choir.
The soloists will be Miss Volkmann,
Miss johnson and Mr.. Allen.
Trumpet music will feature the
musical program today at the Church
of Two Worlds Warren Simpson and
William st. Clair, trumpeters, will
play a duet. Rock of Ages" A solo,
THE Palms. by Faure, will be played
by Mr.. Simpson.
This morning the Atonement Lu-
theran choir, under the direction of
Emerson Meyers, will sing THE
Palms." by Faure, Mildred Gray solo,
ist. In the evening at pm. the choir
will sing Gounod's motet, "Gallia. :"
Robert Volland and Mildred Gray
soloists.
The choir of Luther Place Memoir
ial Church, Thomas Circle, organist
and director, Cornelia Long Kinsella,
will present the Seven Last Words, +"
by Dubois, this evening at 8 o'clock.
The soloists will be Mrs. George j.
Chaillet, soprano; Mrs. Mitchell A..
Marques, contralto; Paul Ledig, tenor;
Charles Whitten, baritone, and Harry
Yeide, bass. The public is cordially
invited. Offertory solo, sheep and
Lambs" by Sidney Homer, will be
sung by Mrs. Marques.
The cantata, "Olivet to Calvary"
by j. H. Maunder. will be sung by
the combined choirs of All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase, and st. Paul's
Church, Rock Greek, at All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase, today at 8 pm.
Soloists-Clarice Griffith, soprano;
James D. Mann, tenor: Frederick w.
Denniston, jr.. tenor, and Robert H.
Davidson, baritone.
Today's music at II o'clock at the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
will include: Organ, "The Palms"
Faure; chorus, When Der the Sleeps