The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS
SERVICES At THE CHURCHES.
CONCERTS THAT ARE COMING.

The First Congrega tional Church will
have a special Easter choral service at g
O'Clock this evening. Mrs. B. Il. Smart
soprano; Miss Edna Scott, contralto; Mr
J. Walter Humphrey, bass. and Mr.
Douglass J. Miller. tenor. will sing Dr.
J. W. Bischoff Is the organist and di-
rector. The following programme viii
be given:
Organ prelude; They Rave Taken Away My
Lord, chorus, Stainer; Christ Is Risen, tenor
Solo Bischof; Christ Our Passover" chorus
SehHing, Like Is a Fstheg alto solo. Lansing;
ofertoIy. Thy Hallowed Presence" quartet. Car
ter address; Hymn i33; Declining Now. the SUNS
Bright Wheel bass solo. Parker. Awake, Thou
That sieepest. Daughter Of JaiFus, chorus
Stainer; 'hOssanah, soprano solo. Granieri Hal
leiujah, Messiah chorus, Haendel
The quartet choir Of the First Presby-
terian Church. composed Of Mrs L. A.
Roberts, soprano; Miss Mary b. Finney,
eonualto; Mr.. Clarence Fitzgerald, basso;
Mr.. S. f. Compton, tenor, and Mrs
George F. Shut. organist, will sing to-
day. among other selections, the Sane
tus," "Credo,' and "Agnus Del" from
G. p Cathey's Service in B fiat This
beautiful service was rendered by the
choir in very pleasing manner on Sun
day evening. March "A, especial credit be-
ing due Mrs. Roberts and Miss Finney
for their splendid work
AT the Metropolitan Baptist Church the
following music will be rendered to-day:
Organ prelude; anthem. king Of Kings" Shell
ley. anthem. Angels Roll the Rock Away" Holden
Rosaini' anthem. Resurrection shelley: anthem
shout, Ae High Heavens. Chadwick; and organ
postlude At the 80 O'Clock service: Organ pre-
lude anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living Among
the DeadF Warreni THO. Praise Ye.'' from At
tia, TO be sung by Mrs William X. Miller Dr.
". Bruce HoOfnagie and William T. Ellis anthem
Christ Our Passover" sehilling: organ postlude.
The members of the choir are: Sopranos.
Mrs. William X Miller. Mrs James
Brooks Miss Nellie Barber. Miss Mabel
Roberts. Miss Katie Dodge, Mrs. Gilbert
A. Clark, and Miss May Hit altos, Miss
Laura Y. French, Mrs j. Henry Tats-
paugh, Miss Maude E. Keiser, and Miss
Emma Guschewsky; tenors, Dr. ". Bruce
Hoofnagle Mr.. ROLAND T. Fleharty. Mr
Lewis B. Lawrence. and Mr.. James Rich
ardson; basses, Mr.. Gilbert A. Clark.
Mr.. William T. Ellis. and Mr. George W.
Vail. director. Mr.. Gilbert A. Clark: or
ganist, Mrs. Harry G. Wilbur
The Easter music at St Marks Church
al the morning service will be the "Te
Deum;' for the communion. Eyre" In Z
fat the offertory anthem, Christ is Sac
rifced for Us At the 7:30 choral serv-
ice there viii be special music. The choir
includes:
Robert Ashby Marion Bailey Vernon Bsrulm.
Willie Beck, Howard Brooke John Rullough Jer-
ONE Burke. Warren Coffin, Willie D,irau Harry
Gray. Raymond Hubbard. Elmer Kintz. Dudley
Lawrence. George McCauley. David Mccoy WHIT
ley McCoy, Willie Mckee. DruTy Pstcheu Law
renee Pope. Harry stelle, Page stelle Stanley
snedgTass. Peytoa TorheFt, Tom Tyler. Willie Tile
Kay Whitman. Stirling Wilson. Willie Carney
Theodore Columbus. Lawrence Curtin, Carl Dent
MalteS Donaldson, Byron D0nnelly Miner Ellis
Edwin Felt. Stanley Haman. Gustaye Kramer.
Lawson Martin. RAYMOND McElhannon. Harry BIer-
eier, John Morgan John Parsons William Peacock
Main sandoe. and Thomas Spence.
The oTganist is Mr.. William B. Trott.
At the Second Baptist Church this
morning the following musical programme
viii be rendered:
Organ prelude. Il Know That Ms Redeemer
LiFeth. from Messiah Handel. This Is the
Day Which the Lord Hath Made Lansing: If
We Believe That Jesus Died +" Beuidge; The
Resurrection Lerman: And When They Had
Fulfilled. Morris, OffeTt0y. tenor solo. The
Resurrection H. R. Shelley Prof Charles
Haydn Chase oTgan postlade "Halelujah" chorus,
from Messiah, Handel.
The solos In the anthems will be sus-
tanned by Mrs. E. Hez Sven. soprano;
Mr.. Frank II. Kramer, barytone; Mr..
Clarence H Sorrell, tenor; Master Louis
A. Potter. jr., organist; Prof. Charles
Haydn Chase, choir director.
The Easter music to be rendered on
Easter Sunday at the II and S o'clock
services by the choir of St Thomas
Church, under the direction of Mr.. Ed
mund A Varela, viii be as follows:
II a. m: PFocessional hymn. Come. We Faith
fu, Sullivan: Christ Our Passover" Dudley
Buck; Gloria" Buck, "Te Dsum in fat
Klein; introit anthem. AS II Began to Dawn,
George G. Martin; "Kyrie 2tainer hyuu THE
Strife is Ger, PalestTina; ofertoy. 4 Know
That Aly Redoemer Liyeth, " Handel "sanctus'
Hodges; Gloria in Excelsis old chant Tcces
sioaai hymn. AT the lambs Eigh Feast We
Sing, ElVsy.
At the o'clock service the music will
be;
Professional hymn. The Day Of Resurrection,
Sullivan; Proper Psalms; ''siaguihcatH and "Nunc
Dimittis in f. John White hymn. He is
t.i.eh statiiets oteTteTy anthem, Awake. lhou /
That Sleeues, f. c. Maker; recessi0nal hymn
Hark. Ten Thousand Voices Sounding j. b
Dykes
The personnel OF the choir is as follows. !
Sopranos, Miss Nina McEwan Mrs. E. z. !
Curry. Misses Marion Marvin Evans. |
Nader Ever. Phebe Ross. Alberta Rel
ehenback. Orlin McCaTty. Alice Hunt. |
Kate Whitcomb Gottfriede Gutherz, Ade- /
Iaide White. Ella Goode, Anna Barr Har-
riet Hilton, Mrs. Chase; contraltos. Mrs. /
A. L. Day. Mrs J. q. Church. Mrs. G. ". /
Mercer. Misses Carlotta Veitenheimer.
Florence sullivan. Caroline Dodson. Ella /
Chase. Florence Adams Dodge; tenors. !
Messrs. Harry Stevens. William G. LOCKER. |
r. Hanson Weightman. Herbert Feather /
stone: basses, Messrs. William y. Hoover. I
r. Lee Cox, c. 7. Belt, c. c. Ruedy, /