Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-02
CHORAL UNION READY
FOR SPRING FESTIVAL
Plans Completed by Great Chorus
For Tuesdays Big Spring
Musical Event

Arrangements have been completed
for the May Festival Of Music to bt
rendered by the Harrisburg Christian
Endeavor Choral Union on Tuesday
evening in the Augsburg Lutheran
Church.
The Choral Union has been rehears-
ing several weeks the cantata, THE
Redeemer," by Julia Edwards. and
will endeavor to make this seasons
festival the best in it's history, and II
expects to see the large auditorium
crowded. More than 1000 invitations
have been issued and a few more will
be extended providing a demand for
same will be made to President AL
fred w. Lewis, or any of the officers
The Program
Tho program will consist of four
parts as follows: Part 1, "The Ad-
vent; Part 2, The Nativity; Part 8,
THE Crucifixion"; Part 4. "The Res
direction and Ascension"
e. j. Higgins, president of Harris
burg Christian Endeavor Union, will
preside and Frank A. McCarrell is the
efficient musical director. The soloists
are Mrs. Roy G.. Cox, soprano; d. NJ.
Hollinbaugh, tenor; Mrs. II. L. Hertz
Ter, contralto; George Sutton, baritone.
Miss Emma Lorenz will preside at the
piano and E. b. Vase will assist on the
organ. The following part, Unfold
Ye Portals" from the Redemption" :"
will be rendered, after which the Rev.
a. NJ. Stamets, pastor of Augsburg
Lutheran Church, will offer prayer
The quartet will then render Fear
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lowed by a praise service.
The Roster
Following is roster of the Union:
President, Alfred w. Lewis; first vice.
president, j. Frank Palmer; second
Vice-prestdent. Forrest L. Schwartz;
secretary. Anna McKelvey; treasurer,
Mary De1art; pianist, Emma Lorenz
Sopranos-Ella Brightbill, Maude
Parker, Mrs. John Smith, Margaret
kutz, Grace Mckelvey, Mrs. j. r. Mil
ler Annie Ludwig, Jane Kinzer, Sadie
Eslinger, Mrs. ]. H. Hawkins. Cath
crime Kons, Ruth Swarger, Katherine
Wells, Mabel Wilbar, Bessie Leslie,
Sara Gran, Verna Lenker, Mrs w. G.
Hoover, Ruth Martin, Margaret
Farmer, Mae Parsons. Mrs. j. Frank
Palmer, Mrs. William Deal, Edna Mil
Ter, Edna Hoover, Emily Edwards
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Black. Ida Sewers, Myrtle Sewers,
Ella Morrison, Elizabeth Behman.
Altos-Mrs. E. S. Schilling, Mrs
Howard Williams, Mrs. u. F. Swengel,
Mary DeHart, Ruth Wells, Anna Nc
Kelvey Anna Dimm. Bessie March,
Mrs L. c. Bressler.
Tenors - Ralph Brightbill Charles
BARLEY, Lewis Markley. Raymond
Sawyer, j. Frank Palmer, H. S. Nc
Kelvey, H. w. Keitel.
Bassos-Henry Stewart, John Hard
er, Forrest Schwartz, Frank Hoover,
7. F. Fritz, Benjamin Whitman, A. c.
Lackay, Alfred W. Lewis, Oliver
Senseing.
Honorary Members - John Finley,
Charles e. Low, H. Everett Hallman,
Mrs. j. H. Dare, John Fox Weiss, Ed
win keister, John Mccullough, w.
Russell Jones, E. S. Schilling, w. G.
Hoover, William G. Bennethum, Henry
Mccormick, Jr, H. B. Mccormick,
Walter Slaymaker, Mrs. H. S. Nickel
Vey, DR.. j. Ritchie Smith, S. w. Flem-
ing, Caroline Keefer, Professor and
Mrs. E. j. Decevee, Mrs. John Y. Boyd,
William Bennethum, E. u. Gross, Cora
Shertzer, Mrs. George w. Reilly, Jr..
Mrs. Amelia 3. Lorenz, Miss Lena
Goetze, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Stackpole.
Henry Kelker, Jr., H. c. Wells, Bishop
James H. Darlington.
Honorary Societies Second Re-
formed, Augsburg. Bethany, Market
Square Presbyterian, State Street
United Brethren, Westminster Presby-
terian, Penbrook Church OF God,
Pleasant View Church of God.
Plan Union Missionary Session. =
Arrangements for a union missionary
meeting to be held in st. MichaeFs
Church. Second and State streets, on
Tuesday evening, May 10, have been
con pleted by a committee of Lu-
theran women. At that time the mis-
sionary. Mrs c. K. Lippard, will speak
about her work in Japan The com
mittee in charge consists of the fol-
lowing women:
Mrs. r. Schmidt and Mrs. Fehleisen,
of st. Michaers Lutheran Church, the
Rev. r. Schmidt; Mrs. s. S. Hearn,
Mrs. Hossler and Mrs. J. H. Miller. of
Holy Communion Lutheran Church,
the Rev. John Henry Miller; Mrs.
Iantz. Miss Catharine Dietz and Mrs.
Eberly, of st. Johns. Shiremanstown.
the Rev H. K. Lantz; Mrs. Smith and
Miss Hertzler, of st. Marks Church.
Mechanicsburg, the Rev. DR.. II. N.
Fegley.