Evening star., 1941-04-06
TODAY,

Christ Lutheran Choir under the
direction of John B. Wilson, will
present "Olivet to Calvary" tonight
at Sixteenth and Gallatin at 8
o'clock. Edwin Steffe, baritone and
George Anderson, tenor, will be
guest soloists. Bertha Kryz will
sing the soprano solos.
The organ music will include
Mr.. Wilson'S arrangement of the
passion chorale, 20 Sacred Head
Now Wounded" chorale prelude,
20 Man Bewail Thy Grievous Sin"
by j. S. Bach and "Passacaglia"
by Buxtehude.
Augumenting his regular choir of
II male singers, DR.. Nation Boyce,
director at st. Matthews Cathedral,
has engaged IL additional singers,
six sopranos and six contraltoS for
the performance of Dvorak's "Stabat
Mater at 8 o'clock this evening.
Foundry Methodist Church (Six-
teenth and P streets N.WD William
Tufts, organists; Justin Lawrie,
tenor and choir master, and Holmes
Ambrose, baritone, have prepared
two identical musical programs for
this morning which will be given
at GAS and II o'clock.
There will be also an Oratorio
service tonight at o'clock, featuring
Dubois The Seven Last Words"
and Francks "Chorale in B Minor"
Nancy Theilson Fischer, soprano,
from Riverside Church, New York
City, will be the soloist.
During the morning services the
following anthems will be sung:
Booths THE Day He Rode as King"
and Faure's Palm Branches"
Guilmant's March Religieuse' will
serve as a prelude" and McKinley's
"All Glory, Laud and Honor" as a
postlude.
The Church of The Epiphany.
Adolf Torovsky, organist, has an
nounnced two services for today
at II am. and 8 pm. StokoWski's
"Benedicite, Faure's The Palms"
and Steiner's anthem Fling Wide
the Gates" from The Crucifixion,"
will be sung in the morning. Gou-
mods "Gallia" will be performed in
the evening.
Western Presbyterian Church 1906
H street NV. Rev. Irving w.
Ketchum, guest minister; Jean
Slater Appel, director of Music;
Mary Pearson, soprano; Eugene
Swygert, tenor; Richard Ewing,
baritone, will present a musical
service today which will comprise
the following selections: Rogers
Jesus Son of Righteousness" Z"
Parker's Jerusalem" for tenor solo,
SCOTS Ride On, Ride On" and
Rogers postlude "All Glory Laud
and Honor"
Church of Our Redeemer Uuth-
eran Eighth and Barry place, Rev.
D. E. Wiseman pastor, will hold
musical service this morning at II
o'clock Harrison M Wright, tenor,
and Edward E. Marshall will be the
soloists. The former will sing
Faurer's "The Palms" the latter will
be heard in Braga's familiar Angels
Serenade." "All Glory and Honor"
Teschner, will be followed by the
hymns: Dykes Jesus Exalted Far
on High" Lewar's Words on the
Cross" part seven, Hodges Bread
of the World" and Dykes occasional
"Ride On, Ride On in Majesty"
This afternoon at 4:30 at the Uni
versalist National Memorial Church,
Sixteenth and S streets NV, the
National Capital Choir will sing
Maunder's "Olivet to Calvary" un-
der the direction of Jessie Masters
H. Jerome Graham will be at the
organ. The public is invited.
This afternoon at 4:30, the choir
of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church under the direction of Mrs.
Albert w. Volkmer, with Mrs. Dud-
ley c. Jackson at the organ, will pre-
sent the cantata: THE Seven Last
Words of Christ" by Theodore Du-
bois. The guest soloist will be Louis
Annis, tenor, from the Epiphany
Episcopal Church. The other solo,
lists will be: Winifred C. Clark, Dor
othy Skinner Walsh, sopranos, and
John L. Stinson, baritone The Du-
bois organ numbers will be Rev
erie" Elevation" and "Medita-
ton" The public is invited.
The choir of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase, will give Stainer's
"Crucifixion" this evening at 8
o'clock.
This evening at o'clock the
choir of Grace Reformed Church
Fifteenth and o streets NV, will
present Maunder's "Olivet to Cal
vary" Soloists, Pauleen Miller, So
prano; Norman A. Slant, tenor;
Frank Wright, baritone. Charles E
Gauss, organist and director.
At Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church tonight at pm. Seven
Last Words of Christ" Dubois
win be given with the following
taking part: Young Peoples A