Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
PROGRAMS FOR EASTER
Musical Attractions in Local
Churches Today
OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
Altars and Pulpits Profusely Decorat-
ed With Flowers.
CHOIRS SPECIALLY TRAINED
Resurrection Of Christ the Theme Of
Anthems and Sermons-Plan for
Large Congregations.

The following are the programs of Easter
music in number of local churches today
in addition to those published in The Star
yesterday afternoon:
Methodist Episcopal.
Wesley Chapel-Easter Morn, Brewer;
Eastertide. Mario; Magdalene, Warren
at the morning service. The entire evening
service, following the usual opening exer-
cises, will be given over to Easter music
by the Wesley Chapel quartet, assisted by
the King Memorial chorus of Wesley
Chapel, chorus of young ladies of Inc
church. The musical numbers will be:
Christ is Risen From the Dead, Elvey;
. Christ the Lord is Risen, Buck; Now is
Come Salvation, Manney, and Awake Thou
That Sleepest Matthews, by the quartet;
Savior, Again to Thy Dear Name, Level
Ign, by the King Memorial chorus; Christ
is Risen Today. Bischoff, by Mrs. Bayly;
The Breaking of the Day, Vinal, by Mrs.
Leech; organ solo. prelude to Parsifal.
Wagner, Miss Young, and So Thou Liftest
Thy Divine Petition. the Crucifixion,
Stainer by Messrs. Barker and Penney.
The members of the quartet are: Mrs.
Charles B.~Rayly, soprano; Mrs. D. Olin
Leech, alto: Mr.. Harrington Barker. tenor;
Mr.. A. Owen Penney, bass; Miss Jessie M.
Young. organist, and Mr.. Harrington Bar
ker, director. The King Memorial chorus
is under the direction of Mrs. Charles 3.
Bayly
Gorsuch Methodist Episcopal Church. cor
ner AZ and l. streets Southwestern the II
o clock service the pastor, Rev. w. l.. Lynn,
will deliver an Easter sermon, and in the
evening at 7:3O the choir will give a special
musical program in the shape Of a cam
tata, entitled THE Easter Evangel," under
the direction Of Mr.. Edward r. Van Horn,
the leader Those who will sing are; So
pranos, Mrs. w. L. Lynn, Mrs. Allen Poore
and Miss Fannie Fitton; altos, Mrs. Watts
Yerkes, Mrs. Edgar Philips and Mrs. j.
H. Goodrich; tenors, Messrs. Charles w.
Fitton, jr., and s. Eugene Randy; bassos,
Messrs. Allen F. Poore. John Ferguson, ].
H. Goodrich and E. R. Van Horn, with
Mrs. c. ]. Crymes at the organ
McKendree NJ. E. Church, 917-919 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest-James c. Jem-
son, choir master; Miss Agnes Hubbard,
leader junior choir; Miss Kate Bowbeer.
Brooks, jr.. c: B. Fonda, jr.. c. 2. Deyo;
A.M.-'Jesus. the Lord, is Risen W. s.
Martin; Christ is Risen Today" Charles
H. Gabriel; Lift Your Glad Voices jun
ior choir. P.M.-"Thanks Be to God" ].
S. Fearis; welcome, Happy Morning" v.
Jackson lift 6 your Gad M;m
Mrs. Agnes Hubbard and Miss Edith Wage
ley.
Trinity NJ E. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hymn.
Hank, the Angels Sweetly Say, Schilling;
anthem Haleujah! Christ is Risen Small
wood; anthem, Christ Our Passover,
by Prof. Weber, Resurrection Song, Shelly:
anthem The Angel Of the Lord, Goate;
occasional hymn. The Heavens Are Re-
sounding, Schlling. The quartet is COM
posed of Miss Laura Black, soprano; Miss
Margaret W. Stamford, contralto; Edward
H. Jones, tenor; William H. Barnholt. bass;
William X. Cohen, organist and director
On this occasion the quartet Will be as
sisted by the Epworth League choir, COM
posed of Misses Beck Eliason, Hartman,
McCathran, Nixon, NJ. Snifin, R. Snif1n
and Starr, sopranos; Misses Burgess, Keim,
Middleton and Spring, altos.
Baptist.
Fifth Baptist Church, 61s and streets
southwestern the morning service Mrs.
Ida Toense will sing Holden's Resurrection,
and the large chorus choir under the direc-
ton of William ]. Palmer. will render He
Is Risen, banks; Messrs. James and Pal
mer sustaining the solos. At the evening
service Mr.. C. F. Stanley will sing Tostfs
Resurrexit, and the choir will give Why
Seek Ye the Living, Clare. Mr.. J. Wesley
Garland is the organist and Miss levitt
the assistant.
Columbia Baptist Church, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and street-Special music will be
rendered at both morning and evening
services by the church choir, under the d.
rection of Mrs. Reuben A. Bogley, organist.
William Morse Rummel, violinist, will as
sist the choir of Calvary Baptist Church,
playing in the morning Adagio, Mozart,
and an obligato tc Mr.. w. d. McFarland's
solo, The Heavenly Vision, by Norris. At
the evening service he will play Schumann's
Tramerei.
Emmanuel Baptist Church, northeast cor
ner 10th street and Columbia road-A spe-
cial program both morning and evening.
with quartet consisting OF Mrs. Ruth
Simpson, Miss Blanche Jewell, Mr.. Frank
Shipe and Mr.. Hal P. Hoover, will sing at
the morning service The Radiant Morn, by
Woodward, and The Magdalen, by Warren.
Mrs. Simpson will also sing soprano solo
and Miss Jewell a contralto solo, with vio-