Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24

Considerable interest iI oentered 10
the oratorio Lazarus" which Prof
Jacob I. Clymer is arranging for, and
which is 10 be given IN West freeby-
terian Church after Easter. 10 has
been deiinitely decided to give it on
Ihursday and Friday, April 70 and -.
1t promises 10 bs one Of the most
Blaborats affsirs Of the kind ever given
IN this CITY. kehearsals have been
held weekly for nearly two months.
There Will be about 100 voices in the
ehoruses
The choir Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church is arranging for a special mus
icAl programme TO he given during
the Passion service on Good FRIDAY.
Ihe cnoir will sing The Seven Say
inRs. The service will be held IN the
eveninR. ST. Johns now has the only
choir In the city composed entirely Of
male voices.
A musical concert was given at
MAdeley n. n. Church Thursday night
j.. q. Thompson, tenor az 81 Andrew =
Church, sang several selections.
At the recent annual meeting Of the
vestfy Of Trinity 4. II. Church 10 was
decided 10 appropriate for the music
during the coming year the whole sum
necessary to meet the EXPENSES Of the
present excellent ohoif, without any
further appeal to the people. This
sction has heen made possible by the
improved condition of the parish
finances quite npart from the further
relief which viii come when the large
rharges for interest on the mortgage
indebtness shall be eliminated from
the accounts.
At the morning service in the Rod
ney Street Hreshy yterian Church on
Sunday the choir will sing for an an
them kotschmat's "Te Deum in r."
and at the offertorJ the Well-kuown
duet. Meddelssohnis Il waited for
she Lord will be sung by Miss Elsie
Howett lcontralto) and Leland A..
Harrington (baHsol. In the evening
Bachmann's Evening Prayer" with
oblignto will be given as the organ
prelude. The anthem will be Shelley a
The Shadows Of the Evening HouFs'
and at she ofertory, Mendelssohh' 3
- AZ Pants the Hart for Cooling
EpIines. The tenor part will be
taken By J. W. Ennis Of Chester, Pa.
The First Presbyterian Sunday
school will take up its Easter music
tomorrow, under the leadership of
Oscar n. Appleby. The school is using
she Hall-Maok selections. entitled
{" Love Divine" Mics Ella 4. Aikens
will give the school q recitation, en-
: titled '1he Bells. ("
The programme for Central Preaby-
terian Church tomorrow 10 as follows
1890 a. m.-Organ prelude, "Pil-
Rrim'u Chorun,' Wagner; anthem,
My Faith Looks up 30 Thse," Bass
ford ofiertofy, solo, "My Redeemer
and my Lord, " Buck, Mr.. Mason
organ rontlude, "Ein Fsate Berg. -
I.45 p. m.-Organ prelude, "SonR TO
the Evening Star" Wagner anthem,
A Little Talk With Jesus, Stevens
ofiertory, solo, Angels Of Jesus,
Angles OF Light" GnbTieli organ
rostlude, March des Jaoohius, -
Clark. The evening service will be
interapereed with familiar gospel
hymns. The public Is cordially in
viteo TO attend.
JOSEPH FinneRap Tenor uoloist at 81.
fntiiok's Church will sing Rossini'u,
MASTERPIECES FOR Tenors Robunto'i
at the 7.30 D. m. service tomorrow
evening. The Cupe Amman Is admitted
by muHioiana to be the real test III
q tenor voice. Ranging from E fat.
! -rtNf n - ha' NAhfHnANlNf ~ ANUNlNtr
la voice OF unusual breadth and com.
spaSs 70 cope With such formidable
fcOmpoeition. The ohoirmaster predicts
ersat things for Mr. Finnegau's 3 future,
t1uat ~ he did dozen ears ago, fol
nis brother, John, now soloist at st.
fRatrick'a Cathedral, New York. st
FPatrick'a programme for tomorrow II
Is followss 1913 mass Millard
koisrtory, Ave Maria, " Goldner n. go
i vesperu, Rosewie 20 Salutaris, ;
Abbe Volger for male voices sTantuu
hIgo, Won La Haohe.
The following programme Eis an
bounced for West Presbyterian Ohurol
eomoEnow evening; Prelude, "Fan
pasta" Leybachi Anthem, "Tha Wa,
- Long and Dreary" Sullivan DoublI
1anle Quartette. "Beautiful Isle q
Bomswhere, " Fearia, Mesara. Clymer
Thomas, Herring, Ocheltree, TriQQs
Hnler, Richardson, Paris; Ofertory
.5olo ana Chorus, Breast the Wave
Hheiley, Mr.. Jones and Choir; Orgal
p5olo, Devotional, "Nocturne, " Men