Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-22

erson. organist Miss S. Wood, con-
tralto; Mrs. L. Toop. soprano; Miss
T. Palmer, soprano; Tom Dear. bass.
George f. Maynard. tenor.
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The following music will be rem
dered at Grace Church tomorrow by
the choir of men and boys, assisted by
James Boyle, soprano; Mrs. Charles
S Webe, contralto; Charles II.
Hampton, tenor; William Allison,
bass, Charles c. Corwin, organist and
choirmaster:
Morning-Prelude solemn process
sion. introit, HE Is Risen BarlSer;
"Credo." in B fiat. Farmer; offertory,
When the Sabbath Was Past Fos
Del" st Cecilia" Gounod. Gloria
in Excelsis," Farmer; postlude, Hal
lelujah" chorus Handel
Eyening-Prelude. Berceuse.' Kin
der, proper psalms, Magniiloat and
tory. when the SABBATH Was Past"
Foster; solemn procession; postlude,
Festive March. Kinder.
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At Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal
Church tomorrow the chorus choir. led
by David Boyd, with Miss Frances Bald
Mornlng-''fhe Resurrection, Nancy;
Christ Our Passover" Sehilling; "Gloria
Patra.9 Bruehe;, ''Te Deum" In B dat,
Shelley; .'Jubilate,r Williams: 'Lo, the
rection." Nancy; The Day Of sResurrec
ton Yogrieh; 'rhey Have Taken Away
My Lord" Stainer. The Rev. Robert w
Peach. the rector, will preach upon The
Actually of the Resurrection" and 'The
it y ~ = 'p''s
At the Old First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow this will be the
Morning prelude, Easter
Morning." Otto. Mailing choral from
anthem from the orarorio THE Re
demption," Gounod: Easter carol for
quartet. Carol. Carol. Easter Morn -"
Alexander Russell; offertory sentence,
All Things Come of Thee, o Lord, !"
Russell; offertory solo for soprano
and chorus. "A Man Is Dead: He viii
postlude. Bontifale Marche. Lemmens.
Evening tthe choral music for this
service is from the oratorio. The
Redemption by Charles Gounod)-
Organ prelude, Prelude to The De-
Tile Prophetic Choir::a tenor and
alto solo and trio, THE Holy Women
at the Sepulchre;" tenor and baritone
duct, The Holy Women Before the
postlude, 'Toccata,7 Boelmann.
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The music at the High Street Presby-
terian Church tomorrow will be. Morning
Organ, The Morning Light" Burnap
anthem, The Lord of Life Is, Risen
"Reyerie; ;, Bottesini Paul r. Richter an
them, ''Hosanna" Granier; anthem,
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today VIII
son, son postlude,' March and chorus from
n liaslT1
Offertory in c, Grison; anthem awake.
Thou That Sleepest," Maker: offertory.
cello solo, Berceuse, Goddard, Paul II.
Richter anthem, God Hath Appointed n
Ended" Bartlett, with cello obilgato !;
postlude, PRIESTS March," Mendelssohn.
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Special musical service AT the Third
Presbyterian Church, both morning and
evening, arranged by J Thurston Noe,
Koehler, Soprano Mrs. Mollie c. Ely.
contralto; Charles B. Morse, tenor. and
Willard Roubaud, bass, assisted by Frank
II. Branin. violinist, and Mrs. Anna Park
program is: Prelude, RESURRECTION
Morn,' Noyes; violin solo, "Kamennoi
Ostrow,' Rubinstein; soprano solo with
violin, Eye Bells OF yesterday" Dress
ler;. duet. soprano and contralto, Our
Lord Has Risen" Loud; offertory. violin
solo, ''Adagio." Linding; tenor solo,
king Ever Glorious" Stainer; anthem.
with violin, 80 Risen Lord" Fisher;
postlude, ''Hallelujah Chorus Handel
Evening program Prelude, "Magnificat
in Major, Claussmann; anthem,
Christ Our Passover" Camp; eornet
solo, contralto solo. "Thy Redeemer Liv-
eth" Nanny; offertory. cornet solo: an
them. Come See the Place Where Jesus
lay, Burdett postlude, 'Marche Pom
tificale," Tombele.
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The following program will be rem
dered at The Forest Hill Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Mornlng-0rgan pre-
lude, "Pastorale from First Sonata Gull