Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

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| bert and Miss Estelle Heartt, contral-
| tos; Roland Paul and Nathaniel Ses-
sions. terors. and Patrick de Bruller
and w. M. Webster, bassos musical
service under the direction of William
| II. Lott
Afternoon communion service:
organ prelude Song of the Night" Elear
Choir. Just as I AM m'.............. Cutter
Choir response, May the Words Of Ny
Mouth :,;.....; ;''''..'' =, Davis
Choir. Jesus, My Savior, Look on Me-.
Response Catter benediction), Lord.
Keep Us Safe" .........s....,.R r.. K. P.
The program for the II o'clock a. m.
Easter service at St. Johns church.
corner Adams and Figueroa streets, Is
as follows:
Professional, welcome Happy Morn
ing '..................... Sullivan
Introit, Christ Our Passover" -. Tours
Kyrie. Gloria Tibi, Credo, Sursum Corda,
Sanctus. Agnus Del and Gloria in
Excelsls in C............-... King Hail
Hymn. THE Strife is Ger from Palestine
Anthem. He is Risen. n'................
..................F F1axington Harker
sevenfoid Amen ..................s .stainer
RecessionaL Jesus Christ is Risen To-
day ....:;..;:.:.'' .:;.... ;Lyra Daviaics t,..
Crystal Waters, Messrs A. Hannum and e.
B. Petersen. Chorus Of twenty voices. w.
F. Chase organist and chorimaster.
The following musical program will be
rendered at Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal church, Grand avenue and Ninth
Streets today:
organ prelude, onertorie de st cecile..
............. ................. Grison
Chorus, "HalleIujah, Christ is Risen.
Onertory, organ solo, "Reverie" ........
.......... .......,....R Richard Strauss
Baritone solo, 'Hosannah". ...... .Grammer
Quartet. "As it Began to Dawn" Vincent
- lT0I
Evening service-The chorus of thir-
ty voices will render Frederick Steven
sons cantata, Easter Morn and Eve"
The soloists are Mrs. c. E. Barnard. So
prano; Mrs. e. c.. Crossman, contralto;
A. r. Carpenter. tenor: T. II. Ostrom,
baritone; Mrs. Willcoxen, organist; j.
p. Dupuy, director.
This evening special Easter mu-
steal service will be given at Christ
Episcopal church, Twelfth and Flower
streets, by the Juvenile choir, assisted
| by members of the orchestra of the
First Congregational church, who will
offer the following program: "Magnifi-
cat" (Maunder). Gently Lead Us" (Je-
rome), Easter cantata 1.-The New Life"
(Rogers), "As 1t Began to Dawn"
| (Vincent). Now the Day Is over"
(Barnby) The soloists of the evening
will be Selma Paley, soprano; Stillman
Ingalls,, baritone, and Vernon Bettin,
soprano;' Mrs Eugene Torrey. director
At the 1913 o'clock mass at Cathe-
dral of st. Vibiana the choir under the
direction of Mr.. Colby will sing Silas
Mass in c." Sir Julius Benedicts
Regina Coelis" win be sung during
the offertory. Soloists: Miss Katherine
Cook, soprano: Miss Lillian Scanlon,
contralto; Tom Karl. tenor, and Clay
Groves, bass;
The following Easter music will be
rendered by the choir of Westlake M.
T.. church, Eighth and Burlington ave-
nue., today:
The choir--Miss Willy Smyser, So
prano; Miss Kie Julie Christin, con-
tralto; Joseph p. Dupuy, tenor; F. B.
McComas, bass; ]. ]. Falls, organist
and director. The choir will be assist
ed by Miss Juliette Hogan, contralto,
and James Howe flutist.
| Morning service-Organ. Easter"
(Gustav MerkeD; hymn; Apostles
| Greed; prayer, concluding with the
Lords Prayer; anthem, why Seek Ye
the Living Among the Dead?" (Albert
! A. MaclO; psalter reading; "Gloria
Patri"; scripture reading; offertory
prayer: flute solo, "Berceuse" (God-
ard), James f. Howe: solo by Miss
Juliette Hogan, 1.-THE Lord Is Risen"
from The Light of the World" Sulli-
van), by request; sermon by the pas
tor, Dr. Howe; anthem. "Lo! the Tomb
Is Empty" Broome); hymn; postlude,
Coronation March" (Meyerbeer).
Evening service-The Easter services
of the Sunday school will take place at
the evening service. The choir will
sing "Hark! the Loud Celestial Hymn"
(WardD. An elaborate program has
been arranged by the Sunday school,
"a
Following is the Easter musical pro-
gram at the Memorial Baptist church,
Organ prelude. Easter Hymn" .Meseag gni
| Anthem Awake o Earth. ......... Eyer
| Hymn THE Strife is Ger"
offertory solo. There is a Green Hill
Far Away" .....,..............Go Gounod
| Mrs. Parker.
Anthem. "sun Shine Forth" ....... Brown
! Solo, Resurrection Day" .......... Skelley
Mr.. Sweetser.
Hymn Christ is Risen"
Postlude, "Coronation March" .Meyerbeer
| II. r. Thomas, organist. Quartet Mrs.
Parker, soprano; Mrs. J. V. Sweetser, alto
]. A. Foshay, bass; J. " sweetser, tenor;
| j. " Sweetser. director
Vernon Bettin, boy soprano, will give
a recital at Simpson auditorium Fri
day evening, May &. assisted by vest
ed choir OF thirty boys and Jaime
Overton. violinist.
Master Bettin has attracted consid-
cradle attention in Southern Califor-
possessor of such an excellent voice
and only IL years of age.
He inherits a truly artistic tempera-
ment, and having had the advantage
Of several years training the result
| is a boys voice with woman,s sweet
ness and pathos.
Miss Lillian Smith, pianiste, pupil of
| Leschetizky, who Is to play in recital
at the Gamut club auditorium. has
changed the date to Tuesday evening.
April 2S. Miss Smith is brilliant ar
tiste, who has appeared in Berlin with
the Philharmonic orchestra of that
city, and has given concerts In Vienna
with reasonable success.
Although one of the younger artistes
of this city, she is a most deserving
one, and as this concert will be given
for her own personal benefit and to en-
able her to continue her studies it de-
| serves meritorious support.
She will be assisted by Miss Blanche
Ruby, a well known opera prima
donna of this city, who is deeply in
terested in the success OF her young
student friend.
The longest series of orchestral con-
certs ever attempted In New York were
brought to an appropriate climax last
Sunday afternoon at Carnegie hall by
the Symphony society of New York
under Walter Damrosch's direction
with the closing concert of the Beetho-
| ven cVcle and of the season