Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-15

Sing. and Christ, the Lord. Has Risen
from the Dead"
At the Ninth Street Christian Church
the following program will be rendered
at the morning services: Anthems, Hal
lelujah! Christ is Risen. by Spinney,
with soprano solo by Mrs. J. ". Glib
son; AS 1t Began to Dawn. by Vincent,
with soprano solo by Mrs. l.. Cruise
Brown. and offertory solo. by Miss Marie
Topper. soprano. In the evening the
choir will sing the anthem. The Song OF
Triumph, by Neidlinger, with soprano
solo by Mrs. T. r. Pirtle: Christ Our
Passover. by Tours. with soprano solo
by Miss Bessie Bonney; offertory duet.
Will Magnify Thee, o Lord, by
Mosenthal, rendered by Miss Emma Roy,
soprano, and j. A. Robb, tenor.
At the Whitney Avenue Memorial
Church the Easter music will include
lard. Mr.. Hall, and The Morn Eternal.
Hayes. Mrs. George Colburn.
The Easter services at Plymouth Con-
gregational Church will be celebrated
with much music and a short sermon
address by the pastor, Rev. A. c. Garner.
The choir, in charge Of Miss Edna Cor
don, will sing a short meIodie Easter
cantata entitled The Lord of Light and
Love.
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First Baptist Church.
At First Baptist Church, corner 10th
and streets the music for the morning
service will be as follows: Anthems by
the choir, AS 1t Began to Dawn. by
Vincent; 1 Am He That Liveth, by
Semper, and The Day Of Resurrection,
by Schneider. Miss Marion McFall, the
o;o< a,1 ~fv, mo-
1 Know That Ny Redeemer Liveth.
from The Messiah, by Handel. In the
evening the choir will sing Christ Is
Risen, by Ambrose; Crown Him Ever
lasting King. by Warren, and me
James Kerr will sing From Gloom to
Glory, by Geibel, for the offertory num-
Der, and Mrs. Edmund Barry will pre-
side, as usual. at the organ.
At the Metropolitan Baptist Church, 9Th
and A streets northeast, Rev. John Comp
be rendered at the morning service, II
o'clock: Prelude Er der Herrlichste Won
Allen. Schurmann: anthem. Christ Our
Passover, Sheppard, by Misses Barber.
French and choir, anthem. sanctus,
and choir; tenor solo Resurrection.
Shelley, by DR.. w Bruce Hoofnagle; an
them, Darkly Rose the Guilty Morning,
Buck, by Miss Roberts and choir, and
postlude, Consolation, Liszt.
At the evening service, 1870 o'clock, the
following will be rendered: Prelude,
Traumerei, Schumann: anthem. Christ
Our Passover, Schilling, by Misses Bar
Der and French, DR.. Hoofnagle and choir /;
anthem. Angels Roll the Rock Away,
Holden-Rossini. by Mrs. Clark DR.. Hoof-
nagle and choir: soprano solo, Christ
is Risen. Bischoff. by Mrs. Gilbert A.
Clark; anthem. King of Kings, Shelley.
Miss Barber, Mrs. Tatspaugh and choir,
and postlde, Venetian Gondolier Song,
Mendelssohn.
There will be a special Easter service
at the terminal railroad Y. Nj. c. A.
rooms in the Union station tomorrow aft
ernoon, to which ladies are invited. The
musical program will consist of selections
Prof. w. 7. Holt, director. Miss Frances
Somerville will give a piano solo, and an
illustrated song by Lester Ballard will be
another feature OF the program. DR.. Mer-
rill q. Gates will make an address. Stere-
Opticon slides will be used to illustrate
the incidents connected with the resurrec-
ton.
At the National Training School for
Boys in Bladensburg road, Easter Sun
day exercises will include hymns, anthems
and Scripture readings. An address will
be made by Rev. DR.. Joseph J: Muir, pas
tor of the Temple Baptist Church. The
school band will play as the boys enter
and depart from the assembly hall.