Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-15
Special Music for Easter
in Churches of Washington

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Of Miss Hattie NJ Richie and Mrs.
Mary B. bowling, will sing the following
program at the solemn high mass at
1890 o'clock:
Vide Aquam. Kempter; La Hache's
Mass Pro Pace: Veni Creator. Bailey;
offertorium. Regina tenor. Curto: recess
sional. Unfold Ye Portals. from Gounod' $
Redemption. At the vesper service at 4
O'Clock Millard's Vespers and Magnifcat
Will be sung, with Regina Coeh, ny
5roiza; salutaris duet. by Wiegana !;
Tantum Ergo, by Millard; Laudate
Dominum, Gregorian.
Easter festival services and conhrma-
ton at the Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church will be marked with a special
program OF sacred music. Among the
musical numbers on the program are
The Choir Invisible. All Hail the Glorious
Morn and The Day of Resurrection In
the evening at $50 O'Clock special
Easter praise service will be rendered by
the choir.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of Our Savior at Brookland tomorrow
morning and the Easter sermon preached
by the rector, Rev w. j.. d. Thomas.
In the evening the Easter feast will be
given to the children of the Sunday school
and each will receive a token of the sea-
son.
Rev. Thomas D.. Williams will cele-
brate mass at st. Anthony's Roman Catho-
lie Church. and preach the sermon.
o'clock. The choir is under the leader
ship of Mr.. Leo Shock, with Miss Agnes
Bowling as OrganiSt.
The subject of Rev. H. w. o. Milling
tons Easter sermon in the Brookland
Death" Rev. ]. NJ Long will preside at
the organ and present an original anthem.
In the evening the cantata The Cap
tive, which has been prepared by Miss
Ruby Schwier, Will be rendered.
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At the Brookland Methodist Episcopal
Church exercises by the Sunday school
children under the direction of Mrs c. Fl.
Hospital will be held. and Rev. Edgar
Cordell Powers will preach the Easter
sermon on the subject. THE Angel and
the Tomb" a special anthem Will be
sung by the choir, directed by Mrs.
Charles V. Burnside.
Tie musical program as announced for
the services tomorrow in Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church, Anacostia, will include A.
W. Lansing's offertOry, entitled In the End
of the Sabbath and TIE Deum by Sir Charles
" Stanford. The professional will be We'll
come, Happy Morning. In the evening q
special children's service is to be held
when the Sunday school offering for mis-
sions is to be presented. The anthem by
John A. West. l Will Give You Rest.
will be rendered. Miss Marion King is
to sing the soprano solos, William
Scantlebury, jr., the bass and Arthur L.
Simpson the tenor.
Under the direction Of the deacons Of
the Anacostia Baptist Church and the
service presided over by the Rev. Frank
l.. Bardens, eight persons are to be ad-
mitted to membership in the church at a
special service tomorrow evening.
A special Easter service is to be held
tomorrow afternoon in the chapel at the
Government Hospital for the Insane The
the Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church
of Anacostia, under the leadership of
Edward T. Davis, and the instrumental
music by the hospital orchestra under
the direction Of Joseph B. Caldwell.
The Easter music at the morning serv.
ice Of the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church will include: Organ prelude,
Anferstehungsmorgen; anthem. With JOY
full Hearts: anthem, Where Hast Thou
Laid Him.; anthem. Hosanna, tenor and
baritone duet, Doubt No More, and organ
postlude march, Fanekes.
The Esther Memorial Episcopal Chapel
at Congress Heights is to witness the adj
vent of its first 'robed choir at the IL
o'clock service tomorrow morning. under
the direction of Milton j. Fillius. We'll
come, Happy Morning, is to be the pro-
cessional, and Whelpley's TIE Deum is
to be rendered. Pittman's offertory, He
Is Risen, will be sung. and the recess
sional will be Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day. At the evening service the morn
ing offertory is to be repeated.
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The Easter program OF music at All
Saints Church. Episcopal. at Chevy
Chase, will include Christ Our Passover,
Te Deum in B fat and Jubilate.
At the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. ,E.
Church, John Marshall place and street
the principal musical service for Easter
will be held in the evening at 8 o'clock.
The quartet will sing the following num-
bers: AS 1t Began to Dawn: He is Risen
of the Sabbath.
Music by Regular Choir.
The. regular choir OF the Immac ulate
Conception Church will sing a musical
program at the IL o'clock mass. including
Kyrie Eleison. Gloria, Credo. Sanctus,
Agnus Del, from ]. l.. Batmann's Mass
in G. At the offertory Haec Dies, Bor-
desi, will be sung. In the evening at Z
clock benediction will be celebrated and
program of appropriate music sung
by the choir.
At st. Paufs Catholic Church. 18th and
streets northwest, an elaborate pro-
gram of music will be rendered at the
solemn high mass, at II o'clock, by the
full chancel choir of forty boys and men
under the direction Of Ernest Winchester,
orsanist. The order of music follows:
Professional hymn, Ye Sons and Daugh-
tiers of the Lord. (Palestrina); Vidi
Aquam, eighth tone); introit, Resurrexi
ct Adhuc Tecum Sum. (Tozer); Kyrie
Eleison, blessed Sacrament Mass. Ham
mereD; Gloria in Excelsis. Graduate,
Sequentia. Offertory. Credo, Sanctus,
Benedictus. Agnus Del and Communion
will all be sung to settings by DR.. Tozer.
The offertory motette will be Melvil' s
Regina Coeli. The occasional hymn
will be Terry's All Hail. Dear Conqueror.
There will also be special music at 7:3O
pm. by the full choir.
Under the direction Of C.. 3. Schoheld a
special program of music will be sung dt
the North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. The principal service
will be in the evening at 1870 O'Clock.
and the program includes the following
hymns: Awake, Glad Soul. Awake, by the