Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02

John Marshall place sand c street. Rev.
FRANK M. Bristol.ID. d.. pastor, the choir
70 composed of Miss bBeatrice Goodwin.
soprano; Miss Mantle Gray. contralto; Mr.
Perry b. Turpin, rtfenor and director; Mr..
Richard Writ, basso, and Mr.. A. r. Tasker,
organist, and thee following program OF
music will be rendered. Easter day: Come
See the Place Where zesus Lay, by Reed;
Victory, by Harry Rowe Shelley; Easter
tide. by Mario; Resurrection Day, by
Homer Bartlett; Now Upon the First Day
Living. by Peale. md at the morning serv-
ice Miss Goodwin will sing l Know That
My Redeemer Lfveth, ,vfrom The Messiah.
At Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church,
at IL a. m. service the following music
will be rendered: Anthem, AS 1t Began to
Dawn, Vincent; the Easter anthem, Christ.
Our Passover, Is Sacrificed for Us, Lloyd
Thomas and at the evening service the
anthems will be the Vincent anthem as in
the morning, and Joseph Barnbys anthem,
King All Glorious; at the offertOry, soprano
solo, Divine Redeemer. by Gounod. The
choir is composed as follows: Quartet, Mrs.
Otis SWEET, soprano; Miss Jessica Tabler,
contralto; Mr.. Wiley H. Davis, tenor; Mr..
A. Wilbur Bache, basso; chorus, Mrs. Will
SON. Mrs M,ss Elder, Mrs ,,a Briaw . MISS MISS
Thomas, Miss Nolett; Messrs. Bridwell,
Schooley, Van Arnum, Staub and Hustled.
The organist and director is Mr.. Macleod.
The following program Of music will be
given at the new Foundry Church, 10th and
Madison streets, Easter Sunday: Why Seek
Ye the Living, Peel; Victory, Shelley; basso
solo, Christ is Risen Today, Bischoff;
Eastertide, Mango; Why Seek Ye the Liv
ing Among the Dead, Brown; Come See the
Place, Reed. The quartet which has just
been reorganized, is composed Of H. L. Amis,
organist; Miss Elizabeth Wahly, soprano;
Mrs. William Reed contralto Mr.. Howard
Butterworth. tenor, and Mr.. Herbert D.
Lawson, basso and director.
At Grace NJ E. Church, corner 9th and s
streets northwest, the following music will
be rendered: Morning service, II o'clock
Awake, Awake, Glad Easter Morn, Schil-
ing; Day of Resurrection Guy Martin; Hal
lelujah, Christ Is Risen, Smallwood.. Even
ing service, 7:45 o'clock, full choral service,
with the following selections: Break Forth
Into Singing, Schilling, soprano solo, Hail,
Glorious Morn, Gribel, Miss Bertha S. Da-
Wis; The Heavens Are Resembling. Schilling;
Thanks Be to God, Smallwood; soprano
solo, Easter Dawn, L. r. DRESSER, Miss
Say, Schiling.
The music to be rendered at Mt. Vernon
Place M. e. Church South Easter Sunday
will be for the morning services-Opening
anthem, TIE Deum Ladamus in +, Juan
Alzamora; bass solo, If God So Clothed the
Grass Charles G. McRoberts, DR.. Bischof;
anthem, Christ Our Passover, +. Schilling;
solo, Victory, by Harry Rowe, Shelley.
Evening service-Opening anthem, Awake,
o Earth, F. L. Eyer; contralto solo, Resur-
rection Holden, by Miss Lillian Chenoweth.
There will be special Easter music at
the Wilson Memorial Independent M D.
Church, 18th street between E and G
streets southeast, tomorrow, under the
direction of Mr.. Geo. Fordham. The choir
of the church is composed of the follow
ing: Soprano-Mrs. A. c. Hines, Mrs
VIM. Soper, Mrs. N. E. Webb Mrs. Brad
ley, Miss Bessie Rodric, Miss Viola Tur-
ner, Miss M. Disney; altos-Mrs. H. H.
Harmer, Mrs. S. Dean, Mrs. Jas. Allen,
Mrs. E. Turner; bassi-Mr. w. H. Har-
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tenor, Mr.. VIM. H. Soper; organist, Mrs
A. Burgess.
Music of Lutheran Churches.
ST. Paurs English Lutheran Church is to
have an excellent musical program. AT
this church there is a large chorus choir
under the dictatorship of William J. Pal
rner, with Lewis Atwater, organist. In
addition to the full liturgical service the
choir will sing LAS 1t Began to DAWN
(Martin); Easter anthem in c, Christ, Our
Passover OWilliams) and Dudley Bucks
Sing, Alleluia FORTH The organ prelude
will be Nichols "Oster Offertorium''- Sub
Pontio passus, ct sepultus est, and EFT
resurrexit tertia die, secundum Scripturas;'
at the offertory Callaert's Meditation and
the postlude "Hosanna" Oubois). An Eas-
ter ,cantata rendered by the Sabbath school,
with George F. Muth as precentor, will be
the principal feature of the evening service.
At the Church of the Reformation, Penn
sylvania avenue and I'd street southeast.
Rev. w. p. Parson, d. D., pastor, the serv-
ice will be as follows: Morning prelude,
Easter cantata. "Elvey," orchestra and or
gan; Christ Is Risen (Wagner- Neidlin-
ger), 'Te Deum2 (schnecker); hymn, 1.-The
Day of Resurrection CTours); "Allelujia.-
Christ Is Risen tBurdetD, Eye Bells Of
Easter Day. Oressler); baritone solo, by
Mr.. Eugene E. Stevens with violin obli-
cato; postlude, "Tannhauser March CWag-
ner), orchestra and organ. Evening, Christ,
Our Passover (Marsh), ''Jubilate' (Nevin),
The Lord Is Risen (Sullivan).
The Easter music at Zion Lutheran
Church, 9th and P streets northwest will
be as follows: 10:45 a. M, German service,
organ, "Hemweh' Gungmann), Mrs. F. R.
DuNbury; soprano solo. "osterglocken'
(Van OrsdelD, Miss Dora Lustg 7:3O D. M,
English service, quartet, Mrs. Kathryn Her.
old, Miss May Lerch and Messrs. j. w. K
Young and L. H. Waring: organist, Mrs.
F. R. Duxbury; solo, abide With Me-
C1offman). Mrs. Herold; organ, selected,
Mrs. Duxbury: quartet, Seals Are Shat
tered (Chas. M. Davis).
Baptist Church Services.
The Easter music at tl-a First Baptist
Church, corner of 10Th and streets north
west, Rev. Charles F. Winbigler pastor,
will be feature of both services. In the
morning the quartet and chorus will sing
several selections, including 1 am He that
Liveth, by Shipper; Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today by Williams; The Magdalene, by
Warren, and a contralto solo entitled Ho-
sauna. by Granier will be rendered by Miss
"A. Salome Wingate. The evening services
at 7:45 o'clock, will be largely devoted to
music, and at the conclusion of the brief
address several persons will be received
into the church by immersion. The program
will include a baritone solo by Mr. Van A,
Potter entitled Resurrection, by Holden:
GArist the Lord is Risen Today, by Roeckel;
Christ Our Passover by Schillng; Angels,
I.-.i the Rock Away, by Holden.
The quartet Is composed of Miss Charlotte
ST. John Elliott soprano: Miss A. Salome
Wingate contralto; Mr.. Frank Shpe tenor:
Mr.. Van A. Potter, baritone, and Mr. Percy
s. roster, organist and director. The fol-
lowing are the members of the chorus: So
pranos Miss Elliott, Miss MacLaurine, Miss
Jackson, Mrs. Eastwood, Miss Crabtree
Mrs. Leaman; altos Miss Wingate, Miss
MacLaurine, Miss Kimball, Miss Award:
tenors Mr.. Shipe, Mr.. Maffett, Mr.. Phil
IS, Mr.. Leaman; bassos, Mr.. Potter Mr.
West, Mr.. Crabtree, jr., and nr. Samson
Cavalry Baptist Church. Sth and III streets
northwest, at it's morning service at II
o'clock, will have the following program:
AS 1t Began to Dawn, Coombs; Who Shall
-. - Away the Stone, Torrance; Ring
Out, Glad Bells of Eastertide, Bartlett:
violin solo, Miss Heinrichs. Andante by
Wienawski Mr.. Mcfarland will sing The
heavenly Vision, by Homer Norris, with
violin obligato. Evening service at 7:%O
pm: Victory, Shelley; Behold the Angel of
the Lord, Tours; Why Seek the Living?