Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-13

TnnfF LEADERS Vi dn Nllb AlAdl NAlAANllEa 7
making a special effort to have better /
s.ster music this year than ever before.
bbaaIoorsals have been held for several /
~ and elaborate programmes have /
w.. prepared In most of the churches |
". A. Inrincipal Easter music will be given
.t utbe morning. Aside from the arrange
.nonts being made for Easter but little is
un..,,rrinp in the musical world at the
rresent time.
A. an cat Home" to be given by the
sbield of Honor, in its new quarters. at
va Market street. next Tuesday night
He following quartet will sing: Mrs J B.
Fsrnenter. Mrs ID. Souder, j. T. Clymer
.ndF. r. Jones, with Will NJ. S. Brown as
srcompanist.
Nj II has been finally settled to give the
.-,torio Lazarus" in West PRESBYTERIAN
S5nrch on Tuesday and Thursday, May
s,h and 10th. This will be one of the
rnsical events of the year as there is to
be a chorus of about 100 voices.
literary and musical programme has
been arranged by the Sunday-school Of
West Presbyterian Church for O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, which promises to be
unusually interesting. The programme
follows.
Overture. "Americus " Voelker, Sunday
srbool orchestra; opening exercises; sing
ing by Sunday-school; Scripture lesson;
singing. Sunday-school, recitation,
"A Prescription From Mama,
Nadalne B. Edwards; violin solo with
harp accompaniment, Sonambula, Finge-
ee singing by primary department;
remarks bv Sunday-school superintendent
Frank sheppard; singing by school; reei-
lstion Legend of the Lily. Helen Nc
T. colo rrrffh horn
paniment Open the Gates OF the Tenn
pe Knapp. Mrs. Warden Humphrey;
talk bv the pastor, Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr.. selection, Bridal Song, from Gold
mark Rustic Wedding Symphony, Sun
dav-school orchestra; song by class of boys
from primary department, Easter Bells ~;
exercise by class of girls from primary de-
psrtment. "Awaking of the Blossoms"
singing by the Sunday-school; prayer;
henedction; march, "ReligeosO," W.
Paris Chambers.
West Sunday-school orchestra, under
the leadership Of Charles NJ. Banks has
been attracting a great deal of attention
and Is feature of the exercises every
Sunday afternoon. The orchestra will
play an important part in the programme
on Easter Sunday afternoon. One feature
will be that the harp will be used in place
Of the piano. The orchestra Is as follows:
First violins, Miss Gillespie, Miss Haman,
. Mr. McLees, Mr. Wilson; second
violin, George Alberts; viola,
Charles Baird; cello, Howard Crosby;
bass, Charles NJ. Banks; harp, Racco Va
lnota flute, Harry Alexander; first
cIarionet, John Fell; second elarionet,
Theodore Breedy; first cornet, Mr. Kern;
second conet, Collins Tatman; trombone,
Mr. McCncken.
EASTER MUSIC WEST CHURCH
The Easter musical programme for
West Church follows:
1870 p. m.
"rhe Awakening Lord Lorenz women
chorus, soprano duet and full chorusj
"le Deum Laudamus," Brown, solos and
duet. f. Z. Jones, d. V. Thomas, Mrs.
Carpenter chorus; "Ihe Lord is Risen,
Indeed" Judson.
7.30a.m.
Anthem, "An Easter Alleluia, Ash
ford, soloists, Mrs. Souder Miss Allen, Mr.;
Jones and full chorus "Who Shall Roll
Away the Stone" Lowden, Mrs. Souder,
Mr.. Jones and choir; contralto solo, Mrs.
+. A. Ross: go Tell Us Where Is He, "
Miles soloist, Miss Ella Allen "Christ,
Our Passover" ." Shilling soloists, Mrs. Carr
penter. Mrs. Souder, Mr.. Thomas
TRINITY.
At Trinity Church, Delaware avenue
and Adams street, the services on Easter
Day will be as follows: Holy communion
at a. m; morning prayer, sermon and
holy communion at II; children's festival
service. with Easter carols, at $50 p. M
evening prayer with sermon at 7.45. Rev
Frederick NJ. Kirkus. rector will preach
in the morning, and Rev William kirku,
in the evening erhe music will be rendered
by the vested choir of men and women
20 voices in all. under the direction OF j
Leslie Carpenter The programme Tex
elusive of the hymns will be as follows:
liam.
Organ prelude. Sonata in d Minor, frs
movement, Guilmant; Christ Our Pass
over. Tours. in ID; re Deum in A, VII
liams; offertorium, 81 Know That NJ
Redeemer Liveth." Handel, solo by Mrs
Leonard E. Wales; presentation anthem
"Halleluiah Chorus" from the Messiah
Handel Agnus Del, Carpenter; orgal
postlude. Pastoral Sonata, FIRST movement
Rheinberger.
7.45 p. m.
Organ prelude, "The Great G Mino
Fugue." Bach; Magnihcat and Nun
Dimittis. Barnby. in Il fiat; anthem
They Have Taken Away My Lord,
ktaner.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
The following musical programme vi
be given in st. Johns Church by th
vested choir at IL a. m; PROFESSIONS
hymn, "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today;
Christ Our Passover" in b fiat, Hal
Gloria Patri, "Glory BE to the Father,
Alzos; Te Deum, ave Praise Thee
God, i" Stephens; Jubilate Dec, 20 Be Joy
iul IN the Lord" Gaul Stubs chan
creed; hymn, "The Day of Resurrection;
kyrie, 'Iord Have Mercy Upon Us,
Field; Gloria Tibi, "Glory be to Thee,
Lord, Field communion servicei hymn
He Is Risen, He Is Risen;" offertor.
Seek Ye the Gord," Simpers; presents
ton Of aims; Sirum Corda, 1--WE lift thei
up unto the Lord. It is meet and rgt
so TO do" Field communion service
Sanctus, "Holy, Holy, Holy" Field con
munion service; Agnus Del, 20 Lamb
Cod" Field communion service Glor
N Excelsis, "Glory be to God on high.
Field communion service; "lhree-iol
Amen" Bradford; recessional hyinl
Come Ye Faithful, Raise the STRAIN
Three services will be held, Z and II a. m
ehildren's service at 4.30 p. m, assste
by the vested choir. c. William X. Bra'
lord is organist and choirmaster; Cariis
temphill, assistant.
OLD swEDEs.
The following programme has bee
arranged for Old Swedes Church;
1O30am.