Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-26

val March" James II. Rogers. Eve
ning-Organ prelude, Grand Chorus"
James H. Rogers; anthem, II Is
Risen, He Is Risen,'' Eduardo Mario;
violin solo, selected; anthem, Lift Up
Your Voices Now" NJ II. Neidlinger;
offertory, Spring Song" Mendelssohn;
anthem, THE Choir Angelic" e. w.
Hanscom; offertory, oh! Lift Your
Joyful Hearts violin obligato). L. r.
Dressler; organ postlude, "Marche
Pontifcale,o F. de la Tombelle. Quar-
tet. Miss Katherine McClintock, So
prano; Miss L. M. Beers, contradict;
! Louis Fairlamb, tenor; s. e. H. Eddey,
baritone; Ernest Bick, violinist; Gren-
vile Commoss, organist. The pastor,
the Rev. Charles +. Granger, will also
sermonize at both services on the les
sons of Eastertime.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The music will be rendered by a
double quartet, under William w.
Bross, organist and director. The must
! cal program for the morning service
will consist of an organ prelude, "A
Springtime Sketch" by John Hyatt
Brewer; anthem, LAS 1t Began TO
Da wn," by Sir George c. Martin; offer
tory, Chant du Bonheur,' by Lenlare;
tenor solo, 1.-THE Resurrection" Shelley,
sung by Mr.. Harrison; anthem, God
Hath Appointed a Day" by Tours;
organ postlude. "Tocatta," by Roges.
At the evening service the music will
be introduced by Handlers Largo" the
| choir singing the anthem, Awake
Thou That S~ieepest,' by Manney, and
20 Lord, I VIII Exalt Thee" by
Horatio w. Parker. Carl Morris. bari
tone. will sing Granier's "Hosanna,"
and THE Bells Are Ringing the Easter
Peal by Abt. The choir consists of
William w. Bross, organist and direc-
tor; Miss Elizabeth NJ. Fl Parks, So
prano: Miss Katharine Bushnell, alto;
Charles w. Harrison, tenor; Carl Nor
ris, baritone: assisted by Miss Ferne
Rogers. sopranos; Miss F. Elizabeth
Patterson, alto; Ray H.. Hart, tenor;
Charles r.. Wilcox, bass.
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-The following program has
been arranged: Morning-Organ pre-
lude, Easter Morning" Mailing; duet,
'They Have Taken Away MY Lord"
Stainer; duet, Why Seek Ye the Liy-
ing" Foster; %offertory, bass solo, THE
Lord Is I,isen,' Sullivan; organ post
luQej f1DSSllIld, dCuS. AItoiICOu-
Organ prelude, Grand Chorus Du-
bois; duet, THE Masdalene,' Warren;
offertory, choir hymn, H Died, but
Not in VAIN" Tnllar; organ postlude,
Easter March," Merkel. The choir So
loists will be Miss Florence Jacobus, So
prano; Salmon Whitcomb, bass, n j.
Lewis Miner, organist.
HIGH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-The music will be as fol-
lows: Organ, Grand Offertoire, Ba-
tiste: anthem, Awake Thou That
~Sleepest,' Maker; Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today" Schnecker; offertory,
organ Pilgrims Chorus" Wagner;
anthem, Shout, Ye High Heavens
Chadwick; postlude, THE Heavens Are
Telling" Haydn. Evening-Organ, "of-
~fertoire in F Wely; anthem FL Is
Risen" Harker; offertory, Victory"
Shelley: postlude, Orchestral March,"
Mendelssohn
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The music for Easter Sunday will be
as follows: Sing. My Tongue. the Glori-
Gus Battle Price; Sons and Daugh-
ters of the Lord" Grove; "Hosanns."
Grainier: THE Resurrection and the
Life S~chackley. Mrs. Cornell will
sing 1.-THE Resurrection by Shelley,
and Mr.. Robaue will also sing an Eas-
ter solo in the evening. Music will be
rendered by the usual quartet of the
church.