The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-15

dering of "The Holy City, an oratorio by A. R. Gault. In addition to the regu- lar double quartet some of the best voices of the city. will take part in the service and it promises to be one of the best song services ever given at First church. The following is the programme:
 PART I.
 Contemplation.
 Introduction, organ.
 Chorus.
 Tenor solo. B Quartet, "No Shadows Yonder." Chorus.
 Soprano, My Soul Is Athirst For God" Trio, "At Eventidc It Shall Be Light" Chorus, They That Sow In Tears" Soprano, Eye Hath Not seen.' Chorus, For Thee. Dear Dear coun- try"
 Chorus, Thine Is The Kingdom"
 PART II.
 Intermezzo, organ.
 Bass, "A New Heaven and a New Earth"
 Chorus Sanctus, Holy, Holy, Holy" NdJ SiOi us lOi uOubic CfiOilt i<Ct eiiC Heavens Rejoice (b) Tenor, ITO the Lord, Our God" (a) Contralto, Come. Ye Blessed of My Father"
 tb) Double quartet (unaccompanieO ''The Fining Pot Is For Silver Soprano, These Are They Which Came Out of Great Tribulation.
 Duet, They Shall Hunger No More.' Quartet and chorus, List the Cherubic Host"
 Bass, And I Heard the Voice of Harpers."
 Chorus, Great and Marvellous Are Thy Works, o Lord"
 Highland Methodist Organ voluntary, "Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah C1andeD Mrs. Bowman. Hymn, Christ the Lord is Risen To- day." choir and congregation.
 Apostles creed, by the congregation. Prayer.
 Soprano solo, "The Lord Is My Light (Ellison), Mrs. Richard Peters. Responsive reading from the Psalms, congregation.
 Gloria Patri," choir and congregation. New Testament lesson.
 Offertory, violin solo, "A Swan" Saint Saens), Mrs. Turner
 Hymn, "Hark, Ten Thousand Harps and Voices," choir and congregation. Sermon, "An Easter Vision," by the pastor, Dr. Turner.
 Hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus Name," choir and congregation. An offering will be taken at the close of the service for the Birmingham college. Organist, Mrs. Charles E. Bowman; chorister, MT. W. H. Maxim.
 Fountain Heights Methodist In the Brotherhood class the Ladies' sex tette, with violin and horn obigato, will render "Of Loving Will the Token,' by Schumann.
 The pastor, S. T. Slaton will preach a special Easter sermon at Ii o'clock in the morning, subject, "The Resurrection" The day is set apart as Birmingham college day, and the collection at both the morning and the evening hours will be given for that institution.
 A special Easter service will be given at 7:45 p. m. The first part of the pro- gramme will consist of music as follows: Calvary-Orchestra.
 Hymn-Congregation.
 Invocation-Pastor.
 Male Quartet-Messrs Jones, Utting, Newman and Culver
 Violin Solo-Miss Mary Baugh. The second part will consist of the story Tor, the Blind Boy of Jerusalem, by Miss Roquemore. The Apollo club or chestra will take part and the regular choir will be assisted by the following ad- ditional musicians: Misses Hit, Jones, Platowsky, Smith, Weaver, Tarrant and Ferguson, Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Me Lendon: also by Messrs. Reems, Fuller and Kelly.
 The programme will be under the lead ership of Mir. G. H. Grain.
 St. John Methodist The following music will be rendered by a chorus choir, with soloists: Miss Annie Lou Wood, soprano; Miss Bessie Russell, soprano; Miss Blake, contralto; MT. J. K. Day, tenor; Mir Ben McClesky. baritone.
 Morning service:
 Chorus: 'Halelujah, He Is Risen.' Solo, Hail, Joyous Morn,' Cadman. Quartet and chorus, "No Shadows Yon- der from the Holy City" Gaul Evening service:
 Quartet, He Is Risen." Schilling. Solo: Gloria" Buzzi Pecia. Arrangement of "Hallelujah Chorus, Handel
 Simpson Methodist Sunday school, 9:30 a. m, John E. Hill, Special Easter sermon by pastor, the Rev. w. l. Powell, at Il a. m., subject, ''The Last Enemy Chill drens meeting at 2:30 D. m. Meeting for
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