The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-11

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 The Easter music this evening will in- cIude the anthem. And When They Had Fulfilled" and Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay'' (Parker), and soprano solo. Tho Resurrection" by Mrs. Gladden..
 A pretty musical programme has been planned for the Second Presbyterian church. of which MT U. D. Mooney is the pastor. In the choir will be Mrs. Morsoheimer, Mrs. Percy Tabler, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Stubbins, Miss Black Miss Evelyn Going, MT Sallee. MT. T. NJ. Stapleton, MT. Percy Tabler and MT. Lewis. Msis Nellie sloss is the organist and MT. stapleton the director.
 The choir win sing, Christ Our Pass over, Is Sacrificed For Us,' and Christ Is Risen From the Dead" solo will be sung by MT. Tabier.
 At the Cumberland Presbyterian church. U. s. A, Dr. l. D. Steele. pastor, corner Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street. on Sabbath morning at Il o'clock, the follow
 
 served. The church will be appropriately decorated: Organ voluntary, doxolosy and invocation, anthem, Christ the Lord Is Risen;" hymn, scripture, prayer. an- them, Christ Lives;'' announcements. hymn, anthem, "The Lord Appeared;" sermon, offeratory, Song of Victory" hymn, benediction, organ postlude
 Thus, 1t may be seen, from glaneing over the musical programmes to be rem dered at the various churches, that some extra preparation is the rule among near ly all Birmingham choirs, whether Catho- lie or Protestant. Almost every church in the city today win have a beautiful pro- gramme prepared especially in honor of tho day.
 Mrs. Harriette Wiswell ONeil, who is the soprano singer in the choir of the Church of the Advent, is a musician of more than amateur merit. Her voice is exquisite and with 1t Mrs. ONeil has a nature so thoroughly sweet and man. ner so gracious that she has many ad- mirers in society as well as in music circles. She has given generously of her time and her talent for many worthy causes since<<she first came to Birming ham and if she decides to so abroad, which she considers doing this summer, she will carry with her the good wishes of many loyal friends in this city The music in which she will take the leading part at the Advent today Is well suited to her and no doubt she will win new laurels, although the work is SO difficult.
 Mrs Percy D. Tabler has no regular position Just at present, having been un- able to attend church on account of an accident which she sustained some time since. She has recovered however, and will ciny on1n in ha tist choir this evening. Mrs. Tabler's voice is a mezzo soprano of good qual- ity. It is strong, too. and well adapted to choir work.
 Miss Ila Nunnally. whose portrait ap- pears today. is one of the best known singers in Birmingham. She has the con- tralto part in the First Presbyterian church, also at Temple Emanuel. Her voice is strong and deep. It Is rich and well trained. She, too, is always gen. erous in giving her time to those who ask her to sing, never refusing unless it Is absolutely necessary. Someone spoke to her the other day of her quick and kind ly response when asked to sing. Why I love to 'sing," she replied, "and when I am asked take 1t for granted that those who ask me want to hear me, 80 I always do the best I can" Many worthy causes shave been helped by this lovely girl and many there are who are grateful for her generous services.
 Mrs. Louis Lee Gamble has the soprano part in the choir of the Bouthside Bap- tist church. She has a dramatic voice, unusually beautiful. She loves to sing end never seems quite 50 happy as when giving some difficult and beautiful num- Der to her hearers. She came to Bir- mingham about six months ago and stepped at once into the hearts of the music loving public. She has sung fre- ouently at public and private entertain raents and she always delights her hear CTS. The Eouthside Baptists are particu- iarly fortunate in securing contract with Mrs. Gamble.
 Miss Lucy Bickley Is one of the younger singers of Birmingham and one of the best. She has soprano voice of distinct merit. She sings at St. Mary s-on-the- Highlands and will do the difficult so- prano solos at that church today. She