Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-15
CHORAL FEATURES
ON EASTER DAY
IN WEST HUDSON
Hymns of Joy and Praise in
Musical Programs of
Churches.

Int musical fOBrdm at Lne GdSleI
services In Kearny and Arlington to-
morrow viii be as follows;
First M Z Church-The Easter cho-
raj service at the First NJ. e. Church,
Of Arlington. will be of a most elab-
crate character. At the morning serv-
ice at 1890 o'clock the organ prelude
will be the Grand Chorus, Rogers, and
will be followed by the choir invoca-
ton by Howard, Easter Day" The
hymns, Lift Up Your Voices Rise,
Glorious Conqueror, Rise!' and Ma
Jestic Sweetness sits Enthroned," and
the choruses. Cantate Domino, in G.
and Angels, Roll the Stone Away"
will be sung. A solo by Mrs. Avarilla
Buckhout, THE Strife Is Ger Shelley,
and a duet by Mrs. Buckhout and Mr..
Barrows. Love Divine" Stainer, will
be interesting features. Tt, choir will
sing the harmohized Twenty-third
Psalms. The Bible school choir and
orchestra of twelve pieces, plano and
organ, will unite In the Easter service,
THE a of Life" Geibel, at 7:45 In
the evening.
The Easter service will include a pro-
gram of classical music at Ii O'Clock
high mass, as follows: Tannhauser
March, Wagner; Kyrie. Gloria and
Credo, Farmer; offertory, "Ea ter
Dawn" Lyons, Sanctus. Benedictus.
Agnus Del. Farmer: Regina Cecil.
Werner; o salutaris, Donaneau; Tan
tum Ergo, Lambilotte. Laudate
Dominum. Miss Marie Coyne, orsanist,
and Mrs. Philip Coyne, directress.
Al Crooa NJ Il Cbt,xoh tha falIou,Ia
anthems will be sung. Awake, Thou
that sleepeth.9 Shipper; King Of
Kings" Simper; soprano solo, He Is
Risen;" HE Is the Resurrection" Ber-
ridge; las Christ Upon the Cross
Sheperd. Or. Carton. the pastor. will
take for his morninE theme THE
Resurrection of Christ q Factor In
Human Development" and in the eve
ming IA New Song"
Easter Sunday will be suitably OBJ
served at the First Presbyterian
Church, morning and evening. The
pastor will preach appropriate sermon
at II O'Clock INC 7:45 p. m. In the
morning the choir will sing Jesus
Christ Is Risen" (Neidlinger), and
Death Is Swallowed Up In Victory
from the cantata Victory Divine
christopher Marks. In the evening
Stainer's God So Loved the World"
and "Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen
(Simper) will be sung. The choir will
be assisted by Miss Winters, Mr.. SAL
mond and Mr.. Scrimshaw. At the Sun
day school service at $3.50 a. m. there
will be special music and Rotations
rom Hall-Mack's "O'er Cross Tri-
umphant.' The music in the Sunday
school will be under the direction OF
Albert Oswald, jr, chorister.
First Baptist Church-The First
Baptist Charch's choral service to-
morrow will include in the morning
the anthems 1.-THE Early Dawn Was
Breaking" (Spencer) and Jerusalem
(Parker-Rees); the organ music by
Miss ingalls, will be Concert Overture
| fvincent) and Postiude In d (Mef-
kei). At this service Pastor Shindells
sermon will be on THE Empty Tomb
| At the evening service anthems will
be sung as follows: 1.-THE Angels
Song (Allen) and And When They
Had Fulfilled (Morris); the g Sc
lections: Prelude, Novelette, In F
(Schumann): offertory, Adante Cant 4.
bile (Tschaikowski); postlude. Allegro
Giocoso tAshmali). The pastor viii
preach on THE Resurrection Body.
and baptism will be administered.
Trinity Church-At Trinity Church
a celebration of the holy communion
will begin the day at 1880 a. m
At 1880 o'clock VIII follow a choral
celebration at which the choir will sing
Gounod's communion service, "Messe
Solennelle' and an anthem, Christ
Our Passover" J.. S. B. Hodges. An
Easter festival of the Sunday school
will take place al 8 o'clock In the after
noon. The evening prayer at 7:45 will
partake of a choral service, at which
the choir will sing Mann's Magniicat
and Nunc Dimittis; an anthem, Christ
Our Passover" and B~eethoven's halle
lujah chorus from Mount OF Olives