Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22
Presbyterian.

First II a.m.-Triumphant Strains Arise
(Chipman), soprano and contralto SOLOS ana
quartet; The Day of Light (Farmer). paTl-
tone solo and quartet; Christ Our Passover
(Tours) quartet: Deus Misereatur (Brackep,
baritone solo and quartet; Who Are These
Like Stars Appearing Pierce>. contralto
solo and quartet; o Clap Your Hands
(Greene), baritone and soprano solos and
quartet The quartet is composed of MIS-.
l.. A. Roberts, soprano; Miss Mary B. Fin
ney. contralto; Mr.. w. A. Hopkins. basso
and Mr.. S. F. Compton, tenor, director, with
Mrs George Shut, organist.
Fourth, IL a.m.-Anthem. AS 1t Began to
Dawn. Vincent; offertory solo, Angels Roll
the Rock Away, Hawley, Miss Thompson
The choir, under the direction of \. B. Kel-
ly, precentor and organist. is composed as
follows: Soprano, Miss BERTHE Thompson;
contralto, Mrs. William c. Wells; tenor.
Mr.. Griffith Evans; bass, Mr.. j. Noble
Hoover The Sabbath school will celebrate
its annual Easter observance in the even
ing, with Mrs. John w. Hollyday. direc-
tress and pianist Mr. Griffith Evans, con-
ductor of singing.
Assemblys, 9TH and l streets northwest
At the morning service there will be the
Easter anthem. Christ, Our Passover by
Shilling, sung by the choir. under the direc
ton of Mrs. Frank E. Skinner, with Miss
r. Catherine Erney as soloist Miss Laura
Black will sing He is Risen, by Z. a.
Schneider. with Mr. Richard Heygster play
ing the violin obligato. In the evening the
choir will sing Awake. Thou That Seepest.
by C. A. Miles. Miss Erney will sing a solo
from the Messiah, Come Unto Him.
Westminster Memorial II am-Bens at
Eastertide. Dudley Buck; This is the Day
That the Lord Hath Made, Marston: Easter
tide, Mario: Awake! Arise! Hyatt. The
personnel of the choir is as follows: Mrs
Ormsby. Miss Miller Miss Maginnis. Miss
Law, Mrs. Garrett, Miss V. Miller. sopranos;
Mrs. Depue Mrs. Miller, Miss Borland, Miss
Law altos; Mr.. Church, Mr.. Jasper, Mr..
Knight. tenors; Mr. Morrison Mr. Byram
Mr.. Spies. bass. Mrs. Frank Byram is the
organist and director
Gurley Memorial. Il a.m.-"chrlst Our
Passover Howard; Fear Not Ye" Shep-
hard; Lift Your Glad Voices" Percippe:
Why Seek Ye the Living?" GeibeI; Sing.
ie Heavens Starr; offertory tenor solo,
All HAIL Risen King Hawley Prof.
John Iheophil will preside a the organ the
choir being under the direction of Mr. T.
b. Easily.
Eastern, Rev. T. C. Easton, pastor
Morning. anthem, He Is Risen" Schilling
Bumbach's TIE Deum;" solo (soprano)
Easter Dawn transcription from Gounod
Evening, solo (bass), The Lord is My
Light" Allitron; anthem. 'Hearken Unto
Me, fe That Know Righteousness" Shelly;
quartet, Miss f. Emojean Newland $50
prano), Miss Estelle Gulick (contraIto) Mr.
george MelllS ttenOrb, Mr.. }. II. Randall
(basso); Miss Houchen, organist; Mrs. Belts,
director.
Gunton Temple. Rev Dr. John Lee ALI
son. pastor.-Easter Sunday morning the
choir will give why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead?' (GebeD, and Awake
up, my Glory tBarnby). The offertory will
be sung by the contralto, Mrs. Lippitt-
He was Despised and Rejected 0andeD.
At the evening service two anthems will be
rendered by the choir: Christ the Lord is
Risen Today (Porter), and In the End of
the Sabbath tGeibeD. At the installation
service Wednesday evening the quartet
will sing two numbers. The Lord is Our
Rock (Woodman) and BE Still and
Know" tBuck). Allitsen's beautiful Song
of Thanksgiving will be sung by Mrs.
Anderson, who has full, rich soprano
voice. The members of the quartet are:
Mrs. Edward Anderson, soprano; Mrs. G.
Frank Lippitt, contralto; DR.. John Nc
Michael, tenor; Mr.. George A. Provost,
basso. Mrs Grace d. Jackson is organiSt.