The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
SING GREETING
To EASTERT|DE

OAKLAND, April 14.-"Christ is
Risen" Will be the theme OF the Easter
services in the churches OF this city
tomorrow, and in many of the houses
of worship elaborate choral pro-
granmes have been arranged for the
morning and evening services. In all
the Catholic churches of Oakland sol
emn high mass Will be celebrated at
1890 a. m. Among the music pro-
grammes arranged for the Easter ser
vices are the following:
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Morning service-Anthem, las 1t Be
gan TO Dawn" (Coombs); solo and
chorus, '.Hosanna" (Granier). barytone
and choir; anthem, why Seek Ye the
Living" (PeeD. choir. Evening ser
Tice-Dudley Bucks oratorio, Tho
Story of the Cross" by chorus choir of
fifty voices and the following solo
ists: Mrs NJ. W. Jellett, Mrs. Z. ]. Jolly
soprani; Miss Ruth Waterman, alto;
]. F. veaco, tenor; Clement p. Row
lands, bass; Mabel Francis Hill, organ
ist; also for an offertory. in the evening,
"Watchman, What of the Nlght?" (Sar-
gent; duet, MIR. Rowlands and Mr..
Feaco.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Morning, IL o'cloek.-Organ prelude,
Largo Maestoso, Allegro, First Sonata
tGuilmanD; Credo, chorus and trio
CGounod); "Out of Heaven, soprano
solo and chorus (Cowen); My Re-
deemer I.iveth." contralto solo MAN
uey); Awake Up My Glory" chorus
and boy choir tBarnby); organ postlude
"OeTertory in G Major" Lefebvre-
Mely).
Evening, 1880 o'clock-Organ prelude
First Movement. Sixth Symphony
(Widor); cantata, Victory" Oh. j.
Stewart), chorus, quartet, soprano and
contralto solos; cantata, The Daughter
OF Jairus" (Stainer), chorus, soprano
tenor and bass solos; organ postlude
Finale (Franck), chorus choir OF
sixty voices; soloists: Mrs. Grace Davis
,Sorthrup, soprano; Mrs Carroll Nlchol-
son. contralto; Chester Rosekrans
tenor; Henry L. Perry. bass; Miss Vir-
ginia de Fremery, organist; Alexander
Stewart, musical director.
At the morning service the boy choir
Of twenty voices from the Sunday
school will assist the regular choir.
FIRST NJ E. CHURCH.
Mrs. Orrin Kip McMurray, soprano
Miss Mabel II. Grey, contralto; Herbert
A. Smith, tenor; ]. M Robinson, bass
J. M. Robinson, musical director; Miss
Elizabeth Simpson, organist.
Morning - organ pIeluoe NWAuoAl
The Strife Is Ger" (Stewart); "Life's
Resurrection Morn" (Neidlinger); post
lude, .Toccata" (Du Bois).
Evening-Organ offertory on Easter
Hymn (Guilmant); selections from
GauTs Holy city; introduction, organ
chorus; tenor solo; quartet, No Shad
ows Yonder"; solo. my Soul Is Athirs
for Cod; trio, AT Eventide 1t Shall Be
Light; chorus, Eye Hath Not Seen"
chorus, For Thee, o Dear Country"
chorus, Thine Is the Kingdom; solo
"A New Heaven and a New Earth"
semi-chorus, THE Filming Pot Is for Sil.
ver''; solo, These Are They Which
Come Out Of Great Tribulations
chorus quartet, Great ard Marvellous
Are Thy works; organ postlude
March Pontifcale' (Widor).
Bishop ]. w. Bashford Of China viii
preach the sermon at the morning ser
vices OF the First Methodist Church
which will be held at II o'clock
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Homer j. Vosburgh, minister; II
a. m, The Call OF the Resurrection"
1880 p. m, full choral service and "Tht
; Burial of Jesus" The Easter music
follows:
Morning-Organ prelude. "Andantt
Pastoral" (Smart); prelude (Volck.
mari; They Have Taken Away Ny
Lord" (stainer), chorus; Mercy and
Trust" CTours). quartet and chorus
contralto solo, Resurrection" (Shel.