The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14

Altos-Ntrs. Il. M. wilkins, Mrs. G.. u.
Chnppell, Mrs. g 3 b Blunt, Mrs. z. e.
Stokes, Miss Minnie Leo, Miss Mamie
Hunt. Miss Nellie Bryant.
,ronors-Mr. q. w. Mon tgomery, Mr..
Robert Forrest, Mr.. Il. B. Stokes, Mr..
Il. -. Minor
Bassos.-Nfr. II. 8. NJ. Valentine, Mr..
Eugene Blnnton, Mr.. Charles Graham,
Mr.. e. 3. Hobbs. Mr.. @. q. Blunt
Choir direcor. Il. Il. Minor.
Organlst, I. D. Briggs, Jr.
CENTENARY, II A. NJ.
Organ prelude. 'tE1osanna" (Wnchs).
Chorus, Welcome Happy Morning"
Response, my Soul Doth Magnify" (hy
Tours).
Gloria Patri. S#,
Ofrertory solo, "Glory to God" (RotolD,
by Mrs. j. G.. B1nslngamo
Anthem, "As It Began,to Dawn" Win
cent?.
Postlude, Concert Overture, in 6
EVENING SERVICE.
Chorus. Resurrection" tshelley).
Response, ''As It Began to Dawn" Win
cent?.
offertory solo, II Know That Ny Re-
deemer Liveth" (NressIah), CHandeD by
Miss M. A. Harrison.
Anthem, Now Is Christ Risen" War
REM. 4. !.
Postludc. "The Hallelujah Chorus"
Messiah (FIander. .Ssst &
THE CHOIR.
Miss Mamie Harrison, soprano soloist;
Mrs. ]. g. Blnslngame, soprano soloist;
Mr.. j. Audley Morton tenor sololst
Chorus
soprano-Nrs. NJ. s.. Cline, Mrs. A. G.
Digs, Mlss Harwood, Miss Weisiger,
Miss Julia Brown, Miss Louise Word.
Miss Fannie Webb, Miss Bessie Wilson,
Miss Inez King.
Altos-Mrs. j.. A. Warren. Miss George
West, Miss Lyle King, Miss Mary Webb.
Bassos--Mr. NJ. s. Kline, Mr.. Malcolm
Hough, Mr.. Irby Morton, Mr.. S. Wilbur
DombrIch Mr.. j. Fenton McBnin
Tenors-w Stanley Freeman, William
c. West Fred. Tones, James ". Dodd,
A. C. Nagle, Adam Goolsby.
Baptist Churches.
FIRST CHURCH, ii A. M
Grand Ofrertory In F, organ, (Grison)
AS 1t Began to Dawn, (Bucls.)
= Awake, Thou That sleepest' (Makero y
Easter Morning, organ. tMall'ngo
s P. NJ:
MuTCl III ~ toi Sam NA1f's'''''' ~
Tho Risen Christ, (Watson)
Hark the Land Celestial Hymn, (Ward)
A Russian Romoance, organ. (Hooof-
mann) ytssss-
Choir:
soprano-A1rs. clifton NJ. Miller }:i
Alto--Mrs. Jasper r. Rowe.
Tenor--Mr. c. "A. Pace.
Organst and Dlrector-Mr. Lester E.
Watson.
SECOND CHURCH, II A. M.
This being the first Easter service IN
the now Second Baptist Church. very
attractive programme has been arranged
for nll of the services, "A fun orchestra
has been cnga ged for the Sunday school
and will render q carefully selected pro-
rramme from to $50 A. NJ. and from
1O:15 to 1O:45 A. NJ. At the. Il o'clock and
8 o'clock services the quartet choir OF
the church. which !sTopq,e tqtIthe bfst IN
of the very lat test. Ehster Emusic VIII be
sung and some Of the old standard selec-t
lions, Including the famous Now is
Christ Risen,,' by. Warren. Y Following
is the progran lme:
a. NJ:
Overture, Raymond, (ThomasO
,Intermezzo, Russo, lF'ranke.)
Trombone Solo, "sing Nc to sleep"
Mr. Richard Whitby.
& lnQOleHcc, luutiic NshJ5 /.
1915 A.. NJ:
Selection Fairy Tales, (Ellenberg)
Cornet Solo, "Would You Care" O1nr-,
ris,) Mr.. "A. j. LESS. ss
Festival March, (Voelker.) III l1as
HOO a, NJ. stH.4 fss,5
organ Professional, The Lost Chord
(Sulllvan)
Venite in a (New), .1Buck)
AS 1t Began to Dawn. (Vincert)
II tc1 mn NIL
Orrertory, b, 'NowS.is Christ Rsen
Recessonal, Overture Light Cavalry.
(snppe), 8 p. NJ.
Organ I3erceuse. (Read)
Christ, Our Passover, (schllling.
Festival Cantate No. 3. CRuck.)
Organ, Offertory In, a flat, fReadD
Now is Christ Risen. GVnrren.)
Recessiona, Brydal Song from the,
''WeddIng symphony" (Goldmark)
Choir:
Mrs Maud Porter Gum, soprano: Mr..
C. H. Gordon, tenor; Miss Mabel Digs,
altos Mr. o. u. Lohmann, basso'
Orchestra:
Mr.. @. A. Thlow, violin. Mr.. Harry
Ryder, Clarinet, Mr.. 7. G. Kessnch,
violin, Mr. Richard Whitby, trombone;
Mr.. a. j. LESS. cornet; Mr.. Herbert L.
Rees, choir master and director.
Anthem, "Why Seek Yo the Living
Among the Dead?" (GcibeD.
Anthem. "'Thc Strain Up Raise" Alle-
lula TIolden).
Easter Anthem DUDLEY Buck), with
tenor obligato. by Mr.. Hnddon S, Wat
kins and Captain Frank w. Cunningham,
and violin oblignto, by Mr.. John Rein
hardt.
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem, Festival Cantnti Domino (Wil-
kinson),
Anthem "Easter-Tide (N1arzo).
Solo, by Captain Frank w. Cunningham.
The choir Is composed of the followlng
Misses Phttle Isnacs and Madge Bowie
Messrs.. II. s. Watkins and B, t, Cosby
Miss Mabel Sims, organst and musical
director,
For these services the choir will be as
sisted by Captain Frank W. Cunningham
and Mr., John Reinhardt.
WEST VIEW-11 a. NJ.
Organ Voluntary, Spring song-Men-
delssohn,
Doxology.
Inyoca ton.