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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-25

The Neck investigation Is attract
ing fully as much attention now as
the second Thaw trial did.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-25

Stuyvesant acts Just like Fish
out OF water since he was Hoped
out OF the Illinois Central.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-25
Edwin Markham probably had

never heard of Augustus Hartje
when he wrote THE Man With the
HO(o)e."
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fet. IS In History.

t723-Sir Christopher Wren,
architect of st. Paul's.
etc.; died; born 1882.
i746-- Charles Cotesworth
Pine ckney. American
statesman. born In
Charleston; died there
1926.
tA2-Camille Flammarion.
Ere h astronomer.
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born. sA"ey'
is7l-Treaty arranged between France and
Germany.
is9s-Rear Admiral Joseph Fyffe. u. 8. NJ,
retired, died at Pierce. Neb.; born 1892.
l907--Archibald Clavering Gunter, Amer
lean novelist and playwright. died In
New York city; born l848.
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u OFHOOZ or RRAYER
TNIuHmuOuI9NnmnNNI

solo by Mrs. Clifford r. Marshall, 'Still
Is the Earth Asleep in Cool. Gray
Shadows "As 1t Began to Dawn"
chorus of men: with Loving Hearts
and Laden Hands," women's chorus;
But When They Came Unto the Sepul-
chre,' male r~ecitative; HE Whom Ye
Seek Is Not Here male chorus; "Ths
Lord Is Risen. He Lives Again." full
chorus; 'Then Went They Out Quickly
and Fled from the Place." recitative;
But Mary Stood at the Sepulchre,
Weeping reeitative: weeping for
Him Whose Gentle Compassion" Choir
al; 'They Have Taken Away My
Lord contralto solo; "And When She
Had Thus Said" alto unison; woman,
Why Weepest Thou" male chorus;
"Sir, If Thou Have Borne Him Hence"
contralto solo; 30 Grave, Where Is Thy
Sting?" chorus; finale, Unto Him Who
Loved Us" EVENING" choral service,
the regular choir with the young peo-
PIES carol choir, "Hallelujah, Christ Is
Risen" anthem, Edwyn A. Glare; LET
the Whole World Chant and Sing
carol. Henry Smart; go Blessed Easter
Season." carol, George A. Burdett;
"They Have Taken Away My Lord
anthem, Sir John Stainer; "Alleluia,
Hearts to Heaven and Voices Raise
carol, f. l.. Barnby: Victory So
prano solo by Harry Rowe Shelley will
be sung by Miss Florence M. Gorgas.
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81. patriek,s Cathedral.

Morning-Prelude, Marche Pontih-
cate (Gounod), chancel choir, orchestra
and organ; Professional Hymn, "Ghrist
the Lord Is Risen Today" Meaaels-
sohn; Introit, chancel choir; "KSrie, -
Mass of the Blessed Sacrament, in \
flat, by Edmund Tozer; Gloria; Segu-
entia, chancel choir; "Veni Creator
quartet, Decio-Monti: "Credo," Tozer
in A fiat; offertory (a) Terra Tremint,
Wiegand in d; CD Haee Dies, Wiegand
in e fiat: Sanctus, ToZer in A nat;
Benedictus; Agnus Del: Commune,
chancel choir; Recessional Hymn, Hail
the Holy Day of Days. Hattersley;
Grand Festival March (Grunwald). or
gan and orchestra. Vespers-Prelude,
Grand Marcne. organ; Professional;
Vesper Chants, chancel choir; 1aec
Dies, Wiegand- Cheri; Magnifcat. Gre
gorian; Regina Coeli. chorus, Melvil.
o Salutaris. duettino. Saint-Saens;
Tantum Ergo; Laudate, Gregorian;
Recessional, chancel choir; organ post
lude, "Allelujah." Handel, The per
sonnet of the quartet of the catheral
is: Mrs. Sarah Martin-Gribbins, So
prano; Miss Clara Seaman. contralto;
Charles +. Travers, tenor: y. j. lyman,
bass. An efficient chorus of regular
members of the cathedral choir will
assist with the music. Nickols and
Suenderhaft's orchestra of strings have
been engaged for this occasion. w. +.
Hattersley. organist and director of the
choir.
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lam F. Mullin, baritone, will be assisted
by a chorus of fifty voices. A. ]. Hol-
lywood is the organist and director.
st. II. G.

Low masses at 5, $50, s and 9 a. IN.
The solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at 1890 o'clock. The music at
these services will be as follows: Vidi
Aquam, Wiegand; Kyrie and Gloria
Qrom Mass No. A., Haydn; Graduate,
Haec Dies, Wiegand; Veni Creator.
quartet, Tours-Biall; Credo Qrom Mass
No. ~, Haydn; offertory, "Hosanna,"
tenor and soprano solo, quartet and
chorus, Granier-Biedermann; Sanctus,
Benedictus and Agnus Del 0rom Mass
A., Haydn; postlude, Laudate Domi-
mum, Moderate. The order of the music
at vespers, at 4 p. m, will be: "Domine
ad Adjuvandum," Rosewig; Psalms,
DiXit Dominus, Beatus Vir, Laudate
Pueri and Laudate Dominum, Rosewig;
offertory, 'Hosanna," Granier-B ieder-
mann; Magnificent. Rosewig; Regina
Coeli, Melvil; o Salutaris quartet,
HANNA; Tantum Ergo in B fiat, Vic
gand; Laudate Dominum, G%regorian.
The organist and choirmaster is Will
lam Waldecker.
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program-Prelude; offertory, J.. M.
Loretz, DR.. Frederick H. Warren, or
ganist; anthem, Awake Thou That
Sleepest," Simper; contralto olo with
cello obligato, Miss Graves and Mr.
Clauder, Golden Harps Are Sound
ing" J. Lewis Browne; offertory.
Slumber Song, Schumann; soprano and
bass duet. "Crucifix," Faure, Miss Nc
Clintock and J. B. Hamilton; tenor solo,
GAS Sleep Takes Flight" Shelley, Mr.,
Clauder; anthem, Magnifcat, Shipper;
postlude, Easter March, Merkel Sun
day school at 2:30 o'clock. Special
musical service by the orchestra. AT
this service Miss McClintock will sing
"Jesu. Jesu Miserere." by Nevin. AT
the evening service at 7:45 the musical
numbers will be: Prelude. cello solo,
L~arghetto. Van Goens, Mr.. Clauder;
anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day,
Tours: contralto solo. Easter Song,
Henry X. Hadley. Miss Graves; So
prano solo, "Sancta Maria" Faure,
Miss McClintoek; offertory, cello solo,
Evening Song, Boisdeffre; c~ontraltc
solo with cello obligato, "Hosanna,'
Granier, Miss Graves and Mr.. Clauder;
anthem, 81 Am He That Liveth," Scott;
postlude, offertoire, De Ste. Cecile in
C minor, Batiste. John B. Hamilton
leader of the quartet.
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NOM WORK Arepue Reformea.

Morning-P. A Schnecker's c~antata,
"The Risen King" will be sung by tho
choir, augmented for the occasion with
the accompaniment of organ and string
instruments. The solo parts will be
taken by Mrs. Clifford r. Marshall, So
prano, and Miss Anna E. Haase, con
tralto. The instrumentalist5 will be
Mrs. James Chambers. organist; Miss
M. Rea Pierson, first violin; Mrs. S.
Earle, second violin; Miss Elsa Livings-
ton, violoncello. The music will COM
prise the following numbers under the
direction OF Frederick c. Russell. choir
master. Gloria in Excelsis, choral,
Berthold Tours; Kyrie Eleison, A. S.
Sullivan; Christ Is Risen; Alleluia,
Swell the Strain carol. ). 7. Field;
1.-THE Risen King" cantata. P. A.
Schneider, with text by S. H. Rhodes;
Introduction, overture, organ and
strings; This Is the Day Which the
Lord Hath Made chorus; the story,
prelude, organ and strings; soprano
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bethany PresbSterian.

Morning-organ prelude, ''Christ Is
That My Redeemer Liveth." Porter
solo. Easter Morning." Stems; an
them, 1.-The Weary Night Is Ended
Meredith; postlude, Easter Gladness,''
Ashford, Evening-Ladies' chorus, my
Redeemer Liveth,' Memberships; quar-
tet. our Risen Redeemer," Porter: an
them, Awake, Thou That Sleepest,'
Maker. In the morning the regular
junior choir will be assisted by a quar-
tet consisting of Miss Rose Argast, So
prano; Miss Mamie Gerweck, alto; A.
u. Idler, tenor, and Edward Unglaub,
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Solo parts, Mrs. e. H. Markwith,
Samuel Shoemaker and Centenary
choir of thirty-six voices: Morning
Prelude, "Offertoire in C Minor"
Grison; anthem, Awake Up, My
Glory" Maker; anthem, king All
Glorious" Barnby; offertory, "Seren-
ata,'' Wolstenholme; solo, Christ Has
Opened Paradise" Hawley. Samuel
Shoemaker; postlude, Allegro" Har-
riss. Evening - Prelude, "Scherzo,
Fifth Sonate," Guilmant; anthem.
Christ Is Risen From the Dead"
Observation-Disclosures; anthem, "Resur-
rection." Shelley; offertory. PAS
~torale," Lemare; solo, "The Golden
Gates Are Lifted" Mario, Mrs. e. H.
Markwith; "From Sepulchre to
Throne" an Easter cantata, text
selected from the Holy Scripture and
the Hymnal, music by Thomas G,
Shepard. Introduction, instrumental;
chorus, "At the Cross Her Station
Keeping" recitative (baritone), "In
the End of the Sabbath" air Cbari-
tone), Fear Not Ye, For I See That
We Seek Jesus" chorus, angels, Roll
the Rock Away %recitative (soprano),
Nov Is Christ Risen;'' air (soprano),
Behold, I Show You a Mystery
chorus, Salvation to Our God, Which
Stitch on the Throne" quartet,
What Are These Which Are Arrayed
in White Robes?" chorus. Blessed Are
They That Dc His Commandments
postlude, Festival March," Faulkes.
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PeddIe Memorial Bant,st.

Haydn's oratorio, THE Creation"
will be given at the Easter choral SER
vice tomorrow evening at 1880. The
complete festival choir will sing the
work practically entire. Mrs. Orrie
Kinsey Taylor will sing Most Beauti-
full Appear and in concerted work.
Miss Elizabeth Van Ness will sing
with Verdure Clad "By Thee With
Bliss and other concerted numbers.
Mrs. Clifford Marshall win sing "On
Mighty Pens The Marvellous Work
and THE Lord Is Great" Robert Craig
Cambell, tenor. as Uriel, will sing
"Now Vanish Before the Holy Beams
'In Native WRATH In Rosy Mantle
Appears and concerted work. Fred
ericl1 Wheeler, basso, will sing the
solos of Raphael-"And God Said, Let
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North

Morning service at 1O:3OvOrgan pre-
lude, Toccata, Barnes; anthem, Christ
Our Passover" tenor and c%ontralto so
los, Bartlett; offertory solo ~(soprano),
II Know That My Redeemer Liveth'
("Messiah"), Handel; anthem, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Today" bass solo,
Rogers. Evening service at 7:45-Or-
gan prelude, Allegro, Guilmant; an
them, "'As 1t Began to Dawn" soprano,
c~ontralto and emo solos, Chaffini offer
tory duet (soprano and contralto), THE
Magdalene,' Warren; anthem, Jesus
Livesl'' bass solo, Klein. Choir--Lucien
G.. Chaffin, organist and choirmaster;
Miss Jean Clerihew. sopranos; Mrs. AL
fred Pearce, contralto; Howard V. Pas
! cal, tenor; w. Barnette Smith, bass.
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Morning - Prelude, Easter Morn,
Merkel; offertory, Chorus of Angels
Clark; postlude, "Triumphal March,
Guilmant. The choir numbers will be
the anthems easter Triumph Hold
en-. "By the Thorny Way of sorrow
Schneider, and solo for soprano, "Ho-
sanna," Granier. The evening organ
numbers will be: Prelude, "Offertoire in
F." Batiste; %offertory, Spring Song
Mendelssohn; postlude, Fantasia
Weegman. The choir numbers will be
anthems, by the Thorny Way of Sor-
row. Schneider; Jesus Lives, No More
to Die" Mario; The Strife Is Oer,'
Hawley; duet for tenor and baritone
Il Know My Redeemer Lives" Men
delssohn; solo for alto, Awake. We, Som
of Light Spence; solo for baritone
Every Flower That Blossoms" Shell
ley.
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Central NJ. E.

Neutrality-suspicious., anthem, Rise
Glorious Conqueror,". F%itzhugh; con-
tralto solo, 1.-The Risen Lord" Sulli-
van, Miss Augusta Van Alta; anthem,
GAS 1t Began to Dawn Buck; post
lude, Finale, Widor; carols by Sun
day school. Evening-Prelude, Trio
Serenade," Little; anthem. "Hosanna,"
Granier; violin solo, Adagio, Ries; can
tata, From Death to Life" Bartlett;
postlude. trio, Angus Del, Bizet. Choir
assisted by the Bradford Trio, of New
York. Quartet; Soprano. Mrs. Helen
Baxter Downer; contralto, Miss Au-
gusta Van Alta; tenor, J. Franklin
Thomas; bass, William Tegen; organ
list, Floreane MacCall.
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ST. johns roman catholic.

Solemn high mass 1890 a. M
Prelude, "Lauda Sion,'' Lambillotte:
Vide Aquam. Wiegand; Kyrie, Gloria,
G. Capocci; Veni Creator, HANNA;
Credo, Capocci; offertory. "Haec Dies
Werner; Sanetus, Capocci: Benedictus
Gounod; Agnes Del. Capocci; postludet
Festal March. Tellman. Solmen yes
pers at 7;30 p. m.-Congregational sing
ing of Gregorian Psalm, DiXit Dopinus
Beatus Vir, Laudati Pueri. Magnifcat
and Laudate Dominum. Regina Coeli
(choirl, Melyel; o Salutaris, Tantun'
Ergo, Gregorian; postlude, Gounod
Katherine Nj. feeling, organist.
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ST. Paul,n Nj. Il.

Mrs. Florence milford Hunt. the
well-known operate c%ontralto of this
city, will be the principal soloist to-
morrow. The music will be: Morning
Prelude, 'Hosannah,' Dubois; con-
tralto solo. Easter Dawn" Wood
man; offertory. Pastoral Symphony
from "The Messiah" Handel; con-
tralto solo, "Hosannah," Granier;
baritone solo, Victory" Shelley; post
lude, "Hallelujah Chorus" C'The Mes
siah"), Handel. Evening-Prelude,
Festival March. Kinder; %offertory, lie
Cygne,' Saint-Saens; contralto solo,
"Oh, had / Jubals Tyre Handel;
baritone solo, Life YER Death Is
King" A. f. Loud; postlude, Toccata.
Dubois. William N. Searles, jr., bari
tone; James Philipson, organist.
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CNozp or 81 SzEpzEMy
CHop or 81 SKRMNS
NOTED SOLOISTS TO RENDER
SONGS OF THE RESURRECTION
Every Church in the City, From Chapel to Cathedral, Will Celebrate
the Festival in Honor Of the Risen Lord With Imposing Programs.

4@ AsTER will be celebrated in very local Christian church, from chapel
- to cathedral, tomorrow, and the observance of the festival o the res
&mA direction will be more general than ever before Choirs will do their
hes to surpass previous celebrations and noted sdoists have been engaged
at a large number
plays, to say nothing Of the creations of the niIners art will contribute to
make it 'the Sunday of the year.
Some churches which never before had given the day any special recog-
milton will this year present elaborate programs. and the day which as
long nd almost exclusively observed by the Roman Catholic and Epis-
copal churches is nov just as deliberately celebrated by every branch of
the Christian church
The following are among the Easter programs offered at Newark churches
tomorrow:
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Grace p. II.

Choral services at IL a. m. and 7:45
p. m. The following music will be
sung by the vested choir of men and
boys, under the direction of Charles
c. erwin, organist and choirmaster:
IL a. m.-Prelude, solemn procession,
Hymns 109-110; introit. Break Forth
Into JOY" Barnby; Credo in D, Stainer;
offertory anthem, "As 1t Began TO
Dawn Foster; Sanctus, Benedictus
and Agnes Del, from "St. Cecilia Gou-
nod; Gloria in Excelsis, in d, Stainer;
occasional, Hymn 121; postlude, Hal
lelujah Chorus" Handel. 7:45 p. m.-
Prelude; professional, Hymn 121;
proper Psalms; Magnificent and Nunc
Dimittis in e fiat, West; anthem,
"Break Forth Into JOY" Barnby; offer
tory anthem, las 1t Began to Dawn"
Foster; Recessional March, Nessler.
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st. stephen,. Epi.connl.

Morning-''Te Deum." Jordan: An
thems, "Oh, the Golden Glowing Morn
ing" lie Geune; Christ Our Passover"
Tours: God Hath Appointed a Day"
Tours; offeitory, violin solo, ]. Strissof.
Evening-Anthemss ooh, the Golden
Glowing Morning LIE Geune: God
Hath Appointed a Day" Tours: Christ
Our Passover" Tours; aAs 1t Began to
Dawn Vincent; HE Is Risen" Hark-
er; bass solo. 1.-THE Resurrection"
Shelly, by II. Bangs: soprano solo, HE
Is Risen," Douglass, by Master Frank
Zuber; .offertory. violin solo, ]. Strissof;
George r.. Bangs, %organist and choir
master.
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Morning-Organ prelude, Chorus of
Angels Clark; professional, 80 Wor-
ship the King anthem, Christ our
Passover" b. Tower; response after
prayer. Lord Keep Thy Church"
Broome; offertory solo, "Hosahna,"
Granger; organ postlude. Gloris, Mo
Fart. Eyening-Organ prelude. mel
ody. J.. r. West; professional; anthem,
He is Risen" Gadsby; o%ffertory, THE
Night Song of Bethlehem Buck; or
gan prelude, Festival March, c. w
Smith.
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st. JOseph's II. C.

Miss Margaret G. Lynch, soprano;
Miss Rose c. Lynch, alto; e. Slate,
tenor; c. Wickman, bass. The follow
ing music will be given at II o'clock
mass; Prelude for organ by Haydn.
Van Bree's Mass Nc. / in b fiat; offer
tory. Regina Coeli," by Paula Gloria;
response by chancel choir; grand organ
finale by Gounod. At 1870 o'clock In
the evening vespers by Kunne. Regina
Coeli by Clara; 80 Salutaris IosCia, ;
soprano solo by Bassini; "Tantum Err
go" by Mayonne: "Laudate.'' by chan
eel choir. Music under direction Of
Katherine II. Lynch, organist.
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calvary -PrenhxterInn.

Morning-Organ, march, Wely; quar-
tet, 80 Joyous Easter Morning, 4"
Schneider; soprano solo, Mrs. Fugie,
Il Know That My Redeemer Liveth;"
quartet, 'The Resurrection" Shelley;
organ, postlude, Schneider. The Sun
day School will sing Easter carols at
the morning service. Evening-Orgau,
offertory, Danks; quartet, "Rejoice
Oh! Sons of Earth" Eyer; organ
prayer, Sims; contralto solo, Miss
Hagar, "Weep Nc More" Fischer; or
gan, march, Homer.
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clinton Avenue reformed.

Morning-Organ prelude, Grand Offer
toire in c minor; anthem, "As 1t Began
to Dawn" George C. Martin; ABSORPTION
Anthem, Christ Our Passover" Fred
Schilling; offertory solo for soprano,
"Hosannah." M. Granier; organ post
Iude. "Worthy Is the Lamb" C"Mes-
siah"). Handel. Evening-Organ post
lude, offertory in c major, Ashmall;
opening anthem, who Shall roll Us
Away the Stone,' Torrance; alto solo,
stars in Their Golden Splendor,' l..
j. Hall; ascription anthem. Awake My
Soul.' ~Schrecker; offertory. solo for
basso. "As It Begin. to Dawn" Harker;
organ postlude, Fantasia on an Easter
Carol.
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Morning-Prelude, "Alleluia,' Dubois:
soprano solo and chorus, Unfold Ye
Portals Everlasting" ("Redemption'),
Gounod; soprano solo. Easter Dawn
Beckel; anthems, Awake, Awake, Ut
ter a Song" Case; THE Victory
Through Christ" Clough-Leighter;
"Hallelujah Chorus ('Messiah'), Han
del: postlude, 'Marche Triomphale,'
Dubois. In the evening THE Re
deemer," a sacred cantata by Julian
Edwards. will be sung by Solo Quartet
and selected chorus. l.. Carroll Beckel,
organist and choirmaster.
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noseYnIe nj. e.

In the morning and evening services
there will be a solo quartet composed
of Miss Katherine K. McClintock, So
prano; Miss Laura Halstead Graves,
contralto; George r. Clauder, tenor;
John b. Hamilton, bass. They will be
assisted by a double quartet composed
of Miss Elizabeth Jones, soprano; Miss
Grace Frazee, soprano; Miss Cornelia
Shawger, c%ontralto; Miss Eva Drew.
contralto; Kelsey N. st. John, bass;
Robert b. Williams, bass; George Sand
land, tenor: w. y. Decker, tenor;
GEORGE E. Clauder, '%cellist. Morning
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ST. r.. C.

1880 a. m.-Vidi Aquam, Dressler;
mass in D, Turtoci; yeni Creator, Wal
lace: offertory, Haec Dies, Weigand;
postlude, March, Calkin. Vespers at
7:S0-Psalms, Gregorian; Magnificent,
Gregorian; 0 Salutaris, Coucone; Ten
tum Ergo, Goeb; Regina Coeli, Lam
billotte. Soloists: Miss M. A. Mahon,
soprano; Miss E. Harrington, alto; D.
Keefe, tenor: c. A. Debold, basso; F.
p. Dunn. %organist. A chancel choir of
thirty-fve voices will assist at these
services.
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SCHUBERT AND LYRIC
CONCERTS ARE COMING.
One Next Wednesday Night and
the Other the Following
Week.

The Lyric Club, of this city, will give
its spring concert in Wallace Hall
Wednesday evening, April 20. The pro-
gram is of a high order and the concert
bids fair to be the most enjoyable in
the history of the club. Miss Elizabeth
Dodge, soprano, who has appeared in
Paris. Berlin, Vienna, Rome and other
large cities of the continent, and who
is singing in America for the first time
in a number of seasons, will assist the
club, as win John Barnes Wells, tenor.
Both singers will be heard in solor
and in obIigato work with the club
Miss Dodge will sing the famous waAl
song from "Ro1neo and Juliet" as one
of her numbers. She will take the part
of Armida in Gade's Crusaders" and
the part of the archangel in Dubois's
Chorus of Seraphims.'' which is the
opening chorus from Dubois's Para
disc Lost" and an exceptionally fine
example of the modern French school
of composition.
The club will be accompanied by the
New York Festival Orchestra.
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SIKH Prcshxterinn.

March, Costa; anthem, "Hallelujah,
Christ is Risen," Clare; offertory ar
them, 80 Swing the Gates Wide Open
Hall; postlude, Festive March in ID,
Smart. Evening-Organ prelude, East
er March. Merkel; anthem, las 1t Be-
gan to Dawn" Vincent; soprano solo,
Awake Triumphant Morn Schneider;
anthem, "Easter Is Dawning," Lacy;
baritone solo, Easter Eve" Gounod;
~postlude, AN Easter Alleluia," Ash
ford,
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Reformed Episcopal,

Morning-"Christ, Our Passover, -
Chapple; TIE Deum in c, f. ]. Hop
kins; "Jubilate Dec" in e flat, s.. P.
Warman; ~offertory anthem, "Ho-
sanna,' Jules Granier. At 8 p. IN. tho
combined evening prayer service and
Sunday-schooI celebration will be held.
The anthem at offertory will be "Tle
Magdalene," G.. w. Warren, and there
will be five Easter carols, led by or
gan, piano and orchestra and sung by
choir and school.
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union street Nj. u.

Morning-Prelude. Offertory in E fiat,
Reed; anthem, "Jubalata," Pearse; an
them, easter Dawn" Hanscome; Of
fertory. "Chant du Soir," Borowski;
soprano solo. II Know that Ny Re-
deemer Liveth" C'Messiah''), Handel,
Miss Pauline Knecht; postlude, Halle
lujah Chorus ('Messiah'), Handel
Evening-Prelude, Concert offertoire,
Thayer; anthem. MARY Stood Without
the Sepulchre.' Parker; offertory, "A
Little story Steele; soprano solo,
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clinton Avenue Prcsbyterian.

Easter music by a quartet with Mrs.
John G.. Keller, formerly solo soprano
of the First Congregational Church. as
sisting. The selections are as follows:
acknowledgements, Day of Hope" III
w. Porter and Easter Dawn" by Il.
w. Hanscom, with soprano solo, open
the Gates" by Knapp. EVening-Quar-
tets. "'There Is a Green HILL" Stebbins
Ga capella). and Christ Is Risen" l.
r. DRESSER, also solo for soprano
Face to Face" Johnson.
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Observation-Disclosures Chorus and
Mount of Olives Beethoven; Golden
Trumpet, Sweet and Clear" Ashford;
Easter Hymn, Stainer; Gloria Patri,
Easter Alleluia, Ashford; 81 Know
That My Redeemer Lives" Burney:
Easter response, Lift Your Glad
Voices" march of the Priests" Men
delssohn. Evening-Easter concert re-
view by Sunday school. Music and
re~citations.
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Organ, ''G%lockenspiel," Harris; an
them, Break Forth into JOY" Barn
byj offertory, "Glory Be to God of
Heaven" Farmer; anthem, "Christ, the
Lord, Is Risen Today" Wilson; post
lude, 1.-The Heavens are Telling"
Haydn. This will be sung by a chorus
of twelve voices under the direction of
Professor Charles F. Eichhorn, organ
ist.