Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-08

mants "Marche Religieuse" as
postlude.
The junior choir of Brightwood
Park Methodist Church sings the
Prayer" from Humperdinck' S
"Haensel and Gretel' at the IL
O'Clock service. The vested choir of
80 voices of Ryland Methodist
Church, singing for the first time
under the direction of Harlan Page,
will be heard at the identical Serv-
ives at 1890 and 1870 am. with
Gounod's Ave Maria" as solo by
Mrs. Theodore Entwisle. The solo
quartet of Hamline Methodist
Church is featured in Robbs "On a
Lovely Easter Morning" the musical
program to include further anthems,
Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus" and
organ numbers. The ladies' chorus
Of Eldbrooke Methodist Church will
sing Gaul's List, the Cherubic
Host at $50 and II am, with bass
solo by Fred Eden, the offertory to
be Thompson's Spring Bursts To-
day." sung by Clara Young Brown.
Presbyterian.
The chancel choir of Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church sings Gaul'S
Russian Easter Alleluia" at the
services at 9 and II am, and solos
will be given by Charles Stebbins,
jr., and Jane Hunt. Warren F. john
son, organist of the Church of the
Pilgrims, includes works by Bach,
Handel, Tournemire and Edmund
son in the prelude and postlude
music. At the evening devotions
at 7:45 pm. Elizabeth Adams, So
prano, will sing Graniers "Ho-
Sauna" The joint choirs of Eek
ington Presbyterian Church pre-
sent Trusselle's "Hark, the Bells"
during the morning worship, and
Dickinson's 1.-THE Redeemer" is to be
featured at the 6 o'clock service at
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church.
Handel's 1.-THE Messiah" will be
given under the direction of Charles
Dana Beaschler at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomor-
row night at o'clock, with Marga-
ret Sheridan, soprano; Henriette
Dagger Plum, contralto; William
Croft, tenor, and Robert Nicholson,
bass, as soloists. For the Easter
sunrise music at 7 am. in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church from
bones join the choirs in the Easter
antiphone. At II am. Grace Kurtz,
soprano, accompanied by Marjorie
Conn and Bobbie Schumacher, violin
lists, offers open the Gates of the
Temple" and Lawrence Troth. bar
ltone, will be heard in "Resurrec-
ton Morn" accompanied by Miss
Conn. George A. Myers tenor, will
sing Granier's "Hosanna" at the
morning worship in Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. East
er Sunday is to be observed at the
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terrain Church with special music by
the quartet and the senior and jun
Tor choirs. The duplicate Easter
services at Garden Memorial Presby-
terrain Church have special pro-
grams with Carlton Blake as solo,
list.
Other Churches.
A brass quartet from the Army
Air Forces Band will play Easter
hymns and carols on the front steps
of the National City Christian
Church preceding the morning serv-
ice and lead the choir in process
sional. Maxwell Galloway Adams
will sing THE Joyful Eastertide" by
Dressler as soprano solo. The Eas-
ter music at First Congregational
Church is divided between the A
Capella Choir, Ruby Smith Stahl,
and Paul De Long Gable,
who will play four num-
bers. Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus"
and Round About the Starry
Throne" will be featured by the
choir. The chorus and solo quar-
tette present the musical program at
the two services, $50 and II am. at
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church when Robert Nicholson,
Australian baritone, is the soloist
singing Knapp's open the Gates
of the Temple"
Solo numbers are the feature of
the musical celebration at Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church to-
morning, Kathleen Hillyer
Schulp singing Granier's "Hosan-
ma" Connie Kruger "As 1t Began
to Dawn" by Speaks, and Helen M.
Grimes the solo portion of Shelley's
The Resurrection" An instru-
mental prelude is offered by Lewis
Atwater organist of All Souls Uni
tartan Church before the IL am.
service, the musical program to in
clude further solos and duets by
members of the quartette. Elsa Ra-
ner, violinist and Alice Cable Hayes,
violist, will assist.
Allegri's "Sanctus' and the
"Sanctus' from Bach's B Minor
Allegri's "Sanctus" and the Sane
tus" from Bach's "B Minor Mass"
form part of the music arranged
for the II o'clock worship at the
Church of the Holy City by Maud G.
Sewell, organist. AS Offertory an
them at Universalist National Me-
mortal Church during the service at
II am. Brahms chorale, "a Lovely
Rose Is Blooming" will be sung to-
gether with anthems by Reimann
and Dickinson, Unity Assembly has
prepared a program of Easter hymns
for the morning service tomorrow
with Haydn's Grave Cantabile"
as Offertory and The Heavens Are
Telling as Postlude. Villa Semple is
the pianist.