Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-21


The Easter music which was so
greatly enjoyed last Sunday will be I
repeated IN a number of the local /
churches tomorrow. An excellent I
programme was given at Hanover Pres
hyterian Church, at Sixth and King |
streets, and arrangements have been !
made to repeat il.
For West Presbyterian Church to- !
morrow the following programme has |
been arranged 1890 a. M, anthem,
''Who Shall Roll Away the Stone, -
Louden, soloist5, Mrs. Souder, Mr.. I
Jones; "Te Deum Laudamus, -
Brown, solos, Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. |
Thomas, Mr.. Jones solo and chorus, |
90 Tell Us Where is He ?" Miles,
Miss Ella Allen and choir 7.3O p.
M, "Christ Our Passover, Shilling,
solos, Mrs Carpenter, Mrs. Souder,
Mr.. Thomas; solo, Consider the
Lilies, Toplif, Miss Anna Wallace
bimomns; chorus, 1.-THE Lord is Risen
Indeed, - Judson;.
Arrangements for the oratorio,
Lazarus, " 10 be given in West Pres
byterian Church on the evenings OF
May Sth and 10th, have practically
been completed. This will probably
be the greatest musical event Of the
year, as there will be nearly 100 voices
in the chorus, and much interest is
being taken in it. An orchestra Of 10
pieces will accompany the chorus.
Prof. Jacob II. Ciymer, who will direct
the oratorio, requests every member Of
the chorus TO attend the rehearsal next
Monday night, as there will be but
one more rehearsal after that. Those
IN the chorus are:
Sopranos-Mrs. j. B. Carpenter, Mrs.
j.. T. Benson, Mrs. Frank Finck, Mrs.
John Saunders, Mrs. Victoria Weiss,
Mrs. McFarlin, Mrs. W. Roy Fryer,
Mrs. w. II. Sherwood, Misses Annie
Walker, Ella Allen, Bertha Darling
ton, Hattie klingoman, Marion Kyle,
Lola Parsons, Charlotte Smith, Sallie
R. Coyle, Edith Quimby, Lula Clark,
Mary M. johnson, Annie Loeber,
Edith Cloud, Margaret Foulk, Annie
Weisshaar, Gertrude MessicS, Julia
Edwards, Miss Newman, Mary Bird,
elsie Harvey.
Altos Mrs. ID. E. Souder, Mrs. ].
Berry Mrs. H. q. Smith, Mrs Brown,
Mrs. Arthur Matthes, Mrs. ID. j.
Wingfield, Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. Buyer,
Nlrs. Harry Lakeland, Misses Louise
Maier, Clara Griffin, Tillie Clark,
Nellie Allen, Christine Loeber, Bertha
Harvey, Helen Smith, Louise Weiss
haar Miss Newman, Miss Buyer.
Tenors-Eugene Start, Il. II. Ben
son. Charles Braddoos, Arthur
Matthes, II. E. Herring, Frank FinclS,
w. Roy Fryer, II. Il. Russell, John A.
Campbell, Louis o. Thompson, Harry
Sherwood, Howard A. Senderling,
William Cannon, Oscar Appleby, Mr..
Handy.
Bassos-F. e. Jones, t. W. TrIggs,
William Stauffer, Harry Imler, John
Paris, Jr., Thomas Zebley, Harry
Guild, George Ingram, George Nc
Caiferty, William Shakespeare, William
Weisshaar, j. II. Saunders, George G..
Richardson, J. Frank Huss, W. n.
Oliver, w. H. Oliver, Jr., w. j..
Fisher, John Beardslee, r. A. Ross,
Leon White and Mn Andrews.
At Union NJ. Il. Church tomorrow the
Easter music will be repeated some Of the
selections at the morning service, Others
in the evening The old Easter anthem
"And Did He Rise" will be sung in the
evening. The subject of the morning
sermon viii be "An Important Question
Asked and Answered The evening
subject will be "Christ tho Sinners Ad.
vocate'
Following is the musical programm,
for Grace NJ. 4. Church tomorrow
Morning Anthem, "Chnst Our Pass
over" Schilling; ofiertory, contralto solo
'rhe Resurrection" Shelley. Mrs. Ross
Evening awake Thou That
Sleepest," Walker; ofertoy, quartet
"lncline Thine Ear TO Me" Himmel
Misses Dinsmore and Frederick, Messrs
Bantel and Strickland; vesper hymn.
Tomorrow the choir OF the Rodne,
Street Presbyterian Church will SIM
Alillard's well-known anthem, "le Deuu
laudamus IN Il and at the offertoi,
the tenor and soprano duet, 90 Morn
ing Land AZ the evening service
lonnyson's "Sunset and Evening Star
musically arranged, by Holden, will b,
given. LELAND p. Harrington, bass,
and chorister Of the Rodney Stme
Church quartet, is much encourage,
with tho work Of his choir
All the Easter selections and few
additional numbers viii be sung by 81
Stephens augmented choir tomorrow
BY request few numbers of the ora
torio, "'lhe Betrayal and Cruoi6xion.
by Irowbudge, viii be sung In thi
evening "lhe Resurrection and Ascen
sion" by Irowhndge, will be repeated
The soloiSts are. Misses Maud Ball ELM
@. Bartram, Ida Huber and Manic
Smith, Messrs. Howard Schwartz and vii
liam Robinson. A cordial invitation i
extended 70 all lovers Of church music.
Mrs Slack. the soloist for the New
Century Chorus next Monday night, /
well known here as Miss May Brown. Sh
a soprano Of excellent voice an,
finish and the committee feels fortunate
in receiving her services at this time
BY reason of the three weeks evan
geliefic eerxrices held A. Tnvorfh NJ u