The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-23


tel including Mrs O. l.. Stephenson. whose
lovely soprano is heard with pleasure by
any audience: Miss Mamie Manly, con-
tralto; Mr.. Kaufman, 'enor, and Mr.. Gels,
basso Mrs Belle Mccoy, who has Tor
many years been d favorite in musical
circles, is the organist Two quartet
numbers will be given by the choir and
there will be two solos.
At the Southside Baptist church the
music this morning will be unusually fine
The regular choir, including Mrs. Leon
Cole, soprano; Miss Ezell, alto; Mr. Henry
Naylor, tenor, and Mr.. Leon Cole, bass
will be supplemented by chorus of 20
| trained voices. Mrs Laura Jackson
Davids is the organist and director. The
assistant chorus is composed of Mrs. A.
l.. Hixson, Mrs. C. l.. Matthews, Mrs.
| H. A. Douglass. Mrs. w. b. Allen, Mrs.
] Venable Mrs Young Miss June Jackson,
Mr. Tom Stapleton, Mr.. s. s. Webb, Mr..
R f. Brakeman Mr.. J. A. Cooper, DR..
r. A. Nettles. Mr.. r. f. Cooper, Mr. F..
E. Moore, Mr. H. A. Douglass
| The programme includes:
Organ prelude, Jerusalem the Golden
/ (Spark).
/ Anthem. Christ Our Passover" (Vo-
greieh) given by the chorus.
sentence, double quartet, The Lord
Is in His Holy Temple (Iawley).
| Response, the Lords prayer, arranged
| by Mrs. Ward.
| Ofertory, a solo. 81 Know That My lee
i deemer Liveth," Mrs. Cole.
The hymns are. Christ the Lord Is
/ Risen Today and Look Ye Saints, the
Sight is Glorious
Organ postlude, GToccata" in (Du-
bois).
Methodist Churches
The service at The Highland Metho-
dist church this morning will be beau
titled by the musical programme. Mr..
| w. II. Maxim will direct the orchestra
! and Mrs Charles f.. bowman, Jr, is
! the organist. The personnel of the
choir includes Miss Catherine Hard,
Mrs. j. S. Shelby. Miss Moore, Miss Ros-
! ser, Mr.. John M. Cartwright. Mr.. Ken
/ nedy, Mr.. Hard and Mr.. Maxim.
Mrs. Dowman's organ prelude will be
| My Redeemer Llveth' (HandeD.
Among the other numbers are an am
| them. Christian, the morn breaks
sweetly DER thee a sextette: GLORIA
Patri;" organ offertory, by Mrs. Dow
man; solo Easter morn.' Mrs. shelby.
] At the East Lake Methodist church
| Sunday morning the choir will sing two
anthems: THE Lord is Risen, and
Hail, Mighty Victor" There will be
a special solo by Mrs. e. A. Holmes
I3tselected} The pastor, r. E. Tyler,
will preach on THE Resurrection" AL
7:45 this evening the choir will pre-
sent the anthem, Light Your Glad
Voices" and also viii sing chorus,
"The I.ilys Message" Incredibly. Spe-
cial solo by Miss Lena Hit tselected).
sermon by the pastor
The Sunday school will render spe-
cial Easter programme at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Mr.. J.tD. McGill will sing for the Of
fertory at the Eleventh Avenue NJ. f..
church this morning, "Hosanna." by
Granier, and the quartette will be heard
in Schilling's beautiful anthem, Christ,
Our Passover" At the evening SER
vice the quartette will sing two selec-
tions from the Easter cantata. The
Risen King" by Schneider, This is the
Day Which the Lord Hath Made" and
''The Lord is Risen" All of the organ
numbers at this service will be from
The Risen King"
Mr. claud Pranels Hartzell has pre-
lpared an Easter service of song not so
elaborate as in previous years, since the
newly chosen pastor has not yet- ar
rived. but the programme promises to
be very enjoyable. He is a director of
the choir a position which he fills with
exceptional ability. His programme this
morning includes: Organ prelude, Pas
| torale'' from Masterpieces &C.
Francl) soprano solo Il Know that
| my Redeemer Liveth,r from Handeps
| Messiah" anthem "Hallelujah to the
| Father (Beethoven); organ. eShepherd
Song (Kinder>; anthem. They HaYe