Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-22
BAPTIST.
First.

vocal quartet assisted by strings: Hosan-
ma, Easter song by Granier. soprano solo.
with string quartet accompaniment;
Traumerei. by Schumann, string quartet;
Ave Verum Corpus. by Mozart organ and
string quartet In the evening the follow
ing program will be rendered: Jerusalem.
by Parker. soprano solo, Miss Florence
Noack, with organ and string duet ac-
compartment; Andante Tranquillo. by
Mendelssohn. string duet, Mrs. Gusack
and Mr.. Howard. The choir is made
up of Miss Florence Noack. soprano, in
charge: Miss Nettie kluge, contralto; Mr..
e. r. Embrey. tenor; Mr. William Speid-
en-, basso: instrumentalists-Mrs Edmund
Barry, organ: Mrs 8. v. Gusach, first
violin; Mr.. Frank Howard, second violin:
Miss Lillian Millovich. viola, and Mr..
George Frey, cello.
Metropolitan.
At the morning service. IL o'clock. the
following music will be rendered.:
Preclude. melody, Tschaikowsky: am
them. Darkly Rose the Guilty Morning.
Buck. by Mrs. James NJ. Brooks and
choir; anthem. King of Kings. Shelley,
by Mrs. ]. H. Tatspaugh, Miss Nellie
Barber and choir: soprano solo, Christ
is Risen Today. Bischoff. by Mrs. Gilbert
A. Clark: anthem. Angels Roll the Rock
Away, Holden-Rossini. by DR.. W. B.
Hoofnagle. Miss Ethelyn Galloway. Mrs.
Chester Shankle and choir. and postlude.
Festival March. Scotson Clark.
At the evening service, 7:45 o'clock the
following music will be rendered: Pre-
Jude, Chopin: anthem, Christ Our Pass
over, Schilling. by Miss Emma Guschew-
sky, DR.. Hoofnagle. Miss Ethelyn Gala
way and choir; tenor solo, Resurrection.
Shelley. by Dr. w. Bruce Hoofnagle;. trio,
Father Lead Me. Butterfeld, by Mrs.
Clark, Mrs Tatspaugh and DR.. Hoof-
magic: anthem. Why Seek We the Living,
Warren. by Mrs. Clark, DR.. Hoofnagle
and choir, and postlude, Cujus Amman,
Rossni.
The members Of the choir follow: So
lie Barber. Mrs. James NJ. Brooks, Miss
Ethelyn Galloway. Miss Frances Gus
chewsky. Miss Nellie Kunz, Miss Harriet
Pruitt, Miss Airline Further. Miss Marie
Power. Miss E. Rose Riedl and Mrs.
Rufus E. Young. Altos, Miss Emma Gus
chewsky. Mrs. Chester shankle. Miss
Ethel Coffin and Mrs. j. Henry Tats-
paugn. Tenors. DR.. w. Bruce HoOfnagle,
Messrs. Albert Cummins. Monte Pres
grave and David Luxen. Bases. Messrs.
Gilbert A. Clark, Herbert Smith. Gilbert
C. Clark. Clifford Woertendyke and Rufus
e. Young. Organist. Miss Jessie Gala
way. Director. Mr.. Gilbert A. Clark.
Bethany.
Anthems-Awake. Thou That Sleepest.
Stainer; God Hath Appointed a Day.
Tours; Why Seek Ye the Living, Geibel.
Solos, know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth. Handel: Resurrection. Harry Rowe
Shelley Miss Mabel Martin Dill is the or
ganist. and Mrs. Dayelle T. WEIGH soloist
and director.
Temple.
Morning service-Organ prelude. Hosan-
ma. Dubois; anthem, Christ Our Pass
over, Schilling; offertory, soprano solo, l
Know That My Redeemer Liveth, from
the Messiah, sung by Mrs. Arthur Clan
vile Dunn; anthem, Gloria. Farmer; or
gan postlude, March Triumphal F1agler.
Evening seryice-Organ prelude. Chorus
of Angels. Clark; anthem, Christ the
Lord is Risen Today, Holden; offertOry,
Angels Roll the Rock Away, Weigand;
organ postlude.s Evening Song, Martin.
The choir Is made up of Mrs. Arthur
Granville Dunn, soprano; Miss Mary E.
Mr. John Roberts, bass. and Mrs. Grace
Dufour Brown. organist and director
Fifth.
Chorus choir Of forty voices, Mr.. Will
liam j. Palmer, director; Mr. Earl De-
nent, organist.
At II am. service the choir will sing:
Fling Wide the Gates, Stainer; The Mag
dalene, Warren, and Angels Roll the
Rock Away, Holden.
At 7:45 pm. service the following num-
bers will be given: God So Loved the
World. Stainer; Sing Hallelujah Forth.
Dudley Buck. and Unfold, Ye Portals
Gounod.
Emmanuel.
IL am.-As 1t Began to Dawn. Z. Vim
cent; Like as the Hart, bass solo; Mary
Warren.
7:45 p.m.-Christ Our Passover, d. Buck;
Hosanna, J. Granier. Mrs. r. w. Simp-
son is the choir director.
METHODIST.