Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-11

| The Strain of Praise, Nevin's The Lord of
Life Is Risen, Mendelssohhs Communion
| and Jackson's TIE Deum.
Features Of the musical program at the
! New Church. Swedenborg:an, will be: Jesus
Is Risen; Sanctus, from Gounod's Messe
! Soiennella: Benedictus. by Giichrist: Shout,
Ye High Heavens, by Chadwick: Hawley's
Magnificent and the anthem. Christ Is
| Risen. by Coornbs. The solo choir consists
of Miss Matte Gibson. soprano: Mrs.
Ralph P. Barnard. contralto: Mr. John M.
Eieman, tenor: Mr.. w. NJ. Shuster, bass
and director, and Miss Maud G. Sewall, or
ganist
Mr. H. L. Shepard director of the large
choir at Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
has arranged for the following special
Easter music: Awake Glad Soul by Kratz;
The Risen Conqueror, Handel; Shout the
Victory. Fillmore; He Who Slumbered,
Steele. Mrs. Abbie Sparks will preside at
the organ.
An elaborate program of Easter music
will be sung by the choir of the Church of
Our Father. tomorrow morning under the
direction of Mr.. George Lawrence, with
Mrs. S. T. Reed organist. The program
will include Gloria in Excelsis,'' Farmer;
Awake, Ye Saints baritone and soprano
solos, by Mr.. VIII y. Hopkins and Miss
Louise Lumsden; who is This That Comes
From Edom." Tebbs tenor solo by Mr..
Lawrence; soprano solo, "Hozanna," Gran
Ter. Mrs. Geo. Lawrence; quartet Christ,
the Lord, is Risen Today by Mrs George
Lawrence, Mrs. Charlotte Marshall Mr..
KRIS.
The musical program tomorrow at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church,
Rev NJ. Ross Fishburn, pastor, will in
clude The Day of Resurrection" Mario;
tenor SOLO Resurrection Morn" Lansing.
by DIR. Chas. l.. Bliss, with violin obligato
Pond will sing the solo in Schnecker's
Crossing the Bar with violin obligato
by Miss Chittenden and chorus by the
quartet, which composes Miss Mabel Reeves,
Hnr Nd frn1f n
DR.. Charles l.. Bliss, tenor; DIR. n Willis
Pomeroy, basso; Miss Beulah 3. Chambers,
organst; Miss Mira D. Chittenden, violin
list. The Sunday school will hold d choral
service Sunday evening.
AT First Reformed Church tomorrow
evening the quartet, which consists of
Miss Pauline Holer, soprano; Miss Sophia
Fritsch, alto; Mr.. j. Harry Davis, tenor,
and Mr.. W. W. Potbury, bass, will render
the following music: Festival TIE Deum in
E fiat, Dudley Buck; Christ is Risen from
the Dead, Coombs; Angels Message,
prano solo, and Open the Gates bass solo.
list and directress
This quartet will also render a musical
program tomorrow afternoon at the Sol
ders' Home Chapel.
The choir of Israel Metropolitan c. M.
E. Chruch, which is directed by Mr.. Luz
Glen Fl. White, with Miss Georgia Savoy,
organlst, has prepared an elaborate pro-
gram of music for the Easter services
Al the Ii o CLOCK service the choir Will
sing Schilling's Christ Our Passover and
Shippers am He that Liveth. An Easter
song service will be given at 8 o'clock in
the evening. when the program will in
clude The Angels Easter Song Schneider,
soprano solo, Mrs. Paul Stewart; Resur-
rection Song, Wood, tenor solo, DR.. Sam
uel A. Ward; He is Risen, Clare; Sweet
Day of Rest Thayer; King of Kings, con-
tralto solo, Miss Lulu Pollen; My Hope is
in the Everlasting from The Daughter of
Jairus. Stainer, tenor solo, DR.. ]. f. Rat
tley; am He that Liveth Shipper, recta-
tive and aria for basso, Mr. Cyrus
The Easter music at the Peoples Congre-
gational Church will include He is Risen
Shipper; Christ Our Passover. Marsh; Our
Easter Song, Bierly; Praise Ye the Lord.
hughes; Hail, Easter Morn, Faure; Re-
joice in the Lord and Chrict is Risen From
the Dead. Bierly; Hallelujah, Christ Arose,
Pearls. The choir will be assisted by Mrs
Annie c. Payne contralto, and Mrs. How
ard Greene. Prof A Spencer Greene will
be the director and Miss Frances Thomas
organist
At Lincoln Congregational Temple, Rev
Sterling N. Brown, pastor, at the II O'Clock
service, preceding the sermon, there will be
a scriptural reading of the narrative of
Christs crucifixiOn and resurrection illus
trated and emphasized throughout by ap-
propriate music by Handel Gounod Stain
er, Dykes and Martin. Walter B. Haryson
will direct the choir, with Miss Mary L.
Europe organist.