Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22
DralSe Of Re0eemer
Anniversary of Day Christ
Rose From the Dead.
GLAD STORY TOLD IN SONG
Program of Music Tomorrow in Wash
ington Churches.
MOURNFUL TRAPPINGS GIVE WAY TO GLORI-
Gus SPLENDOR OF DECORATION
SPECIAL EXERCISES PLANNED.

Rrate with ecclesiastical pomp and joyous
song the anniversary of the day set by the
church as that upon which the Savior OF
man rose from the dead and assembled into
heaven For centuries the day has been
recognized as the most sacred in the Chris
tiau calendar. and every succeeding year
adds 20 the luster of that name which was
borne by the Martyr of Calvary From
pulpit and choral loft throughout the world
there Will rise tomorrow paean of praise
and thanksgiving that the earth's inhab-
itants have as their future promise meet
ing with the Son of God, who died that all
mankind might be redeemed from vice and
clothed with everlasting life.
In the churches of Westinghouse center
OF religion as well as government-there
Will be such music as Will bring an added
gladness to the devotees whose religion is
that which celebrates the day. In all of
tie churches. Catholic and Protestant, mar
mouy from the human voice and melody
from all manner of instruments will sound
praises of the Redeemcr and the work lie
did while sojourning with man in Palestine
The solemn. moUrnful trappings which
have prevailed in the places of divine Wor-
ship during the past three days will have
given way to a glorious spendor of decora-
ton that will tell. in its harmonious color
ing. that the Christ has risen and that JOY
and thanksgiving shall replace the symbols
of sorrow for His death upon the cross on
Good Friday Lilies and other festival
flowers will ill the affairs and the chan
cells. glad tidings will be waited by
zepIvrs of incense. and the day will be
one of JOY to every believer in and follower
Of Christ.
As usual, special programs of music have
been arranged at nearly. if not quite, all of
the churches. and from dawn TO noon there
will rise "A grand choral festival of praise.
There to be special services in the
Sunday schools and special sermons by the
min ST
pei i'm all the different churches. and every
one will deal directly with the story OF the
risen Christ.
Programs Of special music in the local
churches tomorrow follow:
Protestant Episcopal.
St Johns Rev Dr. Roland Cotton Smith,
rector.
Morning prayer, second celebration of the
holy communion and sermon at II O'Clock
Professional hymn, Christ the Lord is
NRisen Today, Bodne: Easter anthem.
Christ our Passover; Gloria Patri, Anglican
chant. Te Deum LaudamuS. in ID, King;
Jubilate Dec. in D. King; Service of the
Holy Communion, in fiat. Calkin: introit
anthem Awake Up. My Glory. Barnby;
Kyrie Eleison. Lord. have mercy upon us.
and incline our hearts to keep this law"
GlOriO Tibt Glory BE to Tee, O Lord;
hymn The Strife is over, the Battle Done;
sermon by the rector; offertory anthem, l
Am He That Liveth, Adams; Sanctus, Holy.
Holy, Holy. Lord God OF Hosts eucharistic
hymn, o Saving Victim, Opening Wide,
iglOW. Gloria in ExcelSis Glory lie to God
on High Nunc DImittis, Lord, now lettest
Thou Thy servant depart in peace" recess
stonal hymn, He is Risen, He is Risen.
Ne1rder. Choral evensong and childrens
carol service at 40 pm,
St. Thomas Church-Rev. c. Ernest
Smith. y, D.. rector. The program of Eas-
l." music TO be rendered by the St Thomas
choir OF thirty-two mixed voices and solo
quartet Will be as follows: II o'clock a m.
preecSslonal hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today. Morgan; Christ, our Passover Dud-
ley Buck; Glorias. Buck and Stanford; Te
Dtum, e nat Schneider. Jubilate in D. A
r Fischer introit anthem. Sing Unto God
. Ac Kingdoms of the Earth. Ferris Tozer:
hyrle, Stdiuer; hymn. The Strife Is Ger.
Fa4eStriud; OneTtOry, / Know That Ny Re
deemer Liveth Handel; Sanctus. Stainer;
communion hymn. 22l; Gloria in Excelsls
old chant, occasional hymn. At the Lambs
High Feast. ElVey. Eight o'clock p.m.-Pro-
CesSIoual hymn. Hark, Ten Thousand
Voices Sounding. Dykes; Psalms Nos Il3
IL us; Cantate in ~ Holden; Benedic,
Chadwick; anthem, They Have Taken
Away My Lord Staiuer:. hymn. The Day
of Resurrection, Tours: onertory anthem
Awake Up. Ny Glory, Baruby; hymn Come.
We Faithful. sullivan.
The personnel of the St Thomas choir
Is as follows: Sopranos Miss Nina Me-
Even Mrs Annie {. Curry. Misses Marion
Evans Maidie Ever Phoebe Ross. Suzanne
- Is.
tie Seitz. Harriet Draper Gottfried Guth-
err. Ella Goode. Anna Barr; contraltos.
Miss Elizabeth stuart Mrs. j. b. Church.
Misses CarIOtta Veiteuheimer Ella Chase.
Kate Whitcomb, Lillian Tolson, Sullivan
Caroline Dodsou, Mrs Johnson. Miss Flor
crrr Adams. teuOTs Messrs Harry Stew
ems. Palmer Ballenger William G. LOCKER;
b1Ssps. MesSrs. William u. Hoover Lee
Cox. c. +. Belt. William M Whiting Will
liam h. Waters. DIR. J. r. Johnston Solo
quartet. soprano, Miss Nina McEwen: con-
ratio. Mss Elizabeth Stuart; tenor, AIR.
Harry stevens; bass, Mr.. William ID.
Hoover. orgauist Mrs. Henry \. Robbins;
choirmaster. Mr. Edmund \. Narela.
Church of the Epiphany-At am. there
Will be communion service with progra m
OF music rendered by volunteer choir AT
II am. there VIII be morning prayer and
communion service. Rev. DIR. K. H. McKim.
rector, officiating at which time the follow
ing program Will be rendered: Professional
hymn. Welcome, Happy Morning. Christ
Our Passover in D. by Tours: Gloria Pat
ria. Dudley Buck in ID: TIE Deum. Dudley
Buck. in f fiat; Jubilate Calkin, in G; In
troll. / am He That Liyeth Adams, in G.;
Gloria Tihi. Paxton. in G: hymn. Jesus
Christ Is Risen To-day. offertory anthem,
Awake. Awake, With Holy Rapture Sing.
West. in y: Presentation. Redhead. in u.
Sanc'u> Camidge. in a; hymn No. ~;
Gloria in E.Ncelsis old Chant. recessi0nal
AT O'Clock pm. there viii be evening
service with special music As follows: Pro-
''S@luHil hymn. Come, We Faithful. Raise
the Strain. Psalter. special Psalms: Magnif-
io1t and Nunc Dimittis Marx. in 6; hymn.
Christ. The Lord is Risen To-day, offertory
anthem, Christ o. Passover in d. by
Tours: presentation. Old Hundred recess
siOnal hymn. The Day of Resurrection, The
choir for these occasions viii be composed
as follows: Quartet-Miss Lillian Haley.
soprano. Mrs. Alice Wickcrsham. contralto:
Alex Mosher. tenor. Otto Luebkcrt. basso.
Sopranos-Miss Mueller. Miss Ryan. Miss
Taylor. Miss Herman, Miss Johnston Miss
tayce, Miss Bicksler. Miss Marean. Mrs.
B1lderson. Miss Mckee Miss Wrenn. Miss
Male Mrs. Anderson, Miss Smithson Miss
\. Handy Miss c. Handy. Miss Givordan.
Miss McNeal. altos-Mrs. Lloyd Miss Per
~. Mrs Terry, Miss Noodle. Miss Brown.
Mrs. WiCkersham: tenors-H. G. Person II.
J. Daily, Alex Mosher. Ernest H. Daniel.
Mr.. Cotton. bass-IIenry Cuisine Oscar W.
Gardner. l.. O. Forquau. ii. c. Alexander,
Robert Stdd. jr.. John Lloyd George +.
Terry. otto Luebkert. Organist. Mr.. Otis
ID. SWEET; choirmaster. Mr. Ernest II. Dan
lei; librarian, Mr.. George f. Terry.
St. Pauls Crock Creek Parish. Rev.
Charles Il. Buck rector: Miss Amelia b.
Fisher soprano: Mrs. Eleanora Burgess,
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