The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-12
EASTER MUSIC ID BE WELL RENDERED All Birmingham Churches Have
 Rich Programmes THE RARE MUSICAL WORKS Catholic and Protestant Churches VIII Be Crowded, Especially at the Prln-
 clpaI Services of the Day.
 Mrs. Putnam's Solo.
THE RARE MUSICAL WORKS

All Of the morning seFNices pesln at Il o'clock except those at the Catholic churches.
 At the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows high mass begins at 10 o'clock and at St. Paurs high mass begins at 1O:so o'clock. Some of the musical programmes fol- iow:
 First Baptist.
 'Chrigt Our FassoVer"-Choir. ''He is Risen" (Porter)-Choir. Soprano Solo-Miss Alice Fa1ion. "Resurrection Hour CNeidlinger) = Choir.
 southslde Baptist. Prelude (Gounod)-Choir.
 Te Deum in D CBraeketD.
 offertory, From Gloom to Glory" (Gounod)-Mrs. Solon Jacobs.
 Resurrection (Armstrong) Edgar Allen Jones. and quartette.
 Jubilate Dec and Gioria-Choir. Occasional (Faure)-Choir Ouartette-Mrs Edgar Allen Jones, so- prano: Mrs. Soion Jacobs, contralto; MT I. D. Fenley. tenor; Mir Robert Church, bass Mrs. Margaret l.. Mooring, organ ist and director.
 At this church there will be specially Joyous music in the Sunday school ana in the primary department Parents are invited to be present at the exercises Of the primary department.
 First Presbyterian. ''Be Not Affrighted," from the Nazarene By quartette.
 why Seek Ye the Living from Among the Dead?"-W. E. Brown and quartetfe Contralto solo, Dawn of Hope (krog- man)-Miss Marie Stapleton. Quartette-Miss Bird Stapleton, soprano; Miss Marie Stapleton. contralto; O. W. Stapleton, tenor J. c. Stapleton, bass Miss Corrie Handley, organist and direc- tor.
 The full programme of the music to be rendered at the Second Presbyterian church was published in The Age-Herald yesterday.
 First Methodist Church. Morning service:
 Organ prelude.
 christ Is Risen from the Dead' e.. Whitney Coombs)-Choir.
 Solo. "Forever With the Lord"-T. " Boardman.
 70. Risen Lord' Civilian Arnes Fisher) -Choir
 Evening service;
 Organ prelude.
 "They Have Taken Away My Lord" e. w. Harrington)-Cho
 "Iife's Resurrection Hour" (W. H. Neidburger)-Choir.
 Solo, Rock of Ages" Crank N. Shep- pard)-Mr R. D. Armour.
 why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead?' IS. P. Warren)-Choir.
 Christ Is Risen''-Choir.
 70, Risen Lord''-Choir with violin obli- gato.
 Violin solo, "Prayer"-Mr. Oliver Chali- foux.
 The solo members of the choir are: Mrs. Jack Adams soprano; Mrs. Marie Kerie Mullen. alto; MT. Walter Johnson. tenor; Mir. A. E. Lewis. bass Miss Bene Mccoy, organist and leader.
 St. Johns Methodist Church. Organ Prelude, "sanctus" - Gounod- Morse.
 Gloria (sudds).
 "The Easter Story" Palmer)-with bass solo by MT Abernathy.
 "Jerusalem" (Parker)-With tenor solo by Mir. Cartwright
 "Hosanna" (Gramer)-Soprano solo by Mrs. Brockway; Mrs. J. Stillwell, accom- panist.
 Organ postlude
 Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Anthem-Choir.
 Hymn.
 Lesson and prayer.
 Anthem-Choir
 Hymn.
 Sermon.
 Anthem.
 Evening service at the Cumberland Presbyterian church
 Processional.
 Scriptural Lesson and Prayer-Pastor. Anthem-Choir
 Easter Exercise-Twefve girrs. Motion Song-Primary class
 Thanks and Praise"-Jennie McIln. Lily Bells"-Song by intermediate "Hope,i Shining Bow"-seven little girls.
 Song-Primary class.
 Greeting Roberta Livingston. Solo-Florence Harris.
 "Victory"-Song service by twelve girls. Easter Preparations" Gorver. March of the Lilies"-Tweive girls. Offertory-Choir.
 Benediction.
 The full programmes of the music at the Church of the Advent and St. Mary's were published Saturday morning At the Advent. Gilchrist's Te Deum and Mosen- thal's Jubilate will be among the most brilliant numbers.
 There will be an Easter festival of the Sunday school of the Church of the Ad- vent at 6:30 this evening. The children have been practicing their carols for some time and the music on this occasion will be well worth hearing. The regular vested choir will sing with the Sunday school chorus. The general public has been invited to attend this service. At St. Mary's Horatio Parker's re Deum. Nevin's Jubilate, and q Know that My Redeemer Liveth," will be the principal numbers.
 St. Paufs Church. Under the direction of Philip Memoli, Gounod's Troisieme Messe selennelle and Rossinfs "Inffammatus" will be render ed. Mrs. Colgan will preside at the organ and an orchestra of seventeen pieces will support the choir of thirty voices. The ''Inflammatus" will be sung by Mrs. Put nam as the offertory piece. It is lumi- nous solo and few artists outside of the famous opera companies can deliver 1t in finer style than Mrs. Putnam.
 Frieden Evangelical Church. Remember Me" by Brinkmann-violin and organ.
 "Chriat has Riseno by Rurlv-Choir