The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-11
Part II. The Rising Dawn.

eeA AAO INISiIlS 1h Will
 The Everlasting Hope.
 Solo tenor). Yielding His fGentle
 The Easter Sun.
 Recitative (baritone), In the End of the Sabbath.
 Solo tbaritone), How Quiet Lie the Far Judean Hills
 The Empty Sepulchre.
 Recitative (soprano or tenor), And, Behold. the Angel of the Lord.
 The Third Day.1
 Chorus and soIoists (tenor and bari tone), But Lo the Dawn!
 Hymn. With Rosy Dawn the East is Bright.
 Part III. The Perfect Day The Breaking of Bread. Duet 6tenor and baritone). Dear Master. We Would Seek Thee. The Victor Glorious. Chorus. Now Breaks the Perfect The Following Love.
 Recitative 6tenor}, Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled Solo ttenor) and chorus. o Love That Follows Day by Day.
 Hymn, How Blest the Chosen Few.
 Threefold Amen. Benedfction.
 Organ. Easter March. Merke1. PEOPLES PRBYTERIAN CHURCH T. ' l Fa Laurel, near Park avenue.
 Easter Program at ii O'clock. Christ the Lord is Risen Today Alex. S. Gibson.
 1 "The Day of Resurrection,'' H. Smart.
 Easter Angels c. s. Parker The soloists will be MT. and Mrs. Jerome May. Mrs. May who enjoys most enviab1e reputation for fine singing, will sing The Resurrec- I tion,,'S by Holden. Mrq May so well known in Bridgeport's musical circles, | will play several selection on the cor l net, Including The Palms as . solo. l chiIdren's service will be com bined with the above Songs will be 1 given by Helen Spafford and Leslie 1 wellington; a duo by Leslie Bixby and I Willie Miller: a quartet by Alice I Adams. Dorothy Miller. Enoch Sprague and Marvin Marshall. Also two songs by the primary department of 60 voices. Recitations will be presented I by Jean and Edward Bullard, Ruth I Ludwig, EHenor Taylor, Dorothy SouIe 1 iIAmphear,A Alice Rice, John and Walk I CT Crosby, Robert Lytle, Louise Towne. Laura Lamphear, Reed Banks, Lois Gregory, Natalie Wright, Flor ence Rockwell, Elsie and Gladys Dea- con, Eleanor Hudson l Infant Baptism will be administered | and the Lessons of the Day voiced by the minister, Rev. H. A Davenport. l The decorations are in charge of Miss es Agnes Bishop and Allie Keough. FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. I 1e:so A. M. | organ Prelude, Alleluia-Th. Du-. I bois.
 ! cantata- victory DivineJ. Chris 1 topher Marks. I Part T. ] aasz as,ssftsThe sa,orh tas asy plse5 Is Bark
 8. Tenor SoIo--He Was Wounded. l A. Quartette God So Loved the
 l. Bass solo-BehoId There Was I Great Earthquake.
 9. Soprano So1o---It Is the Hour of I B. Tenor soIo-Ndy Heart In Ter l 4 ouartette-The Stone Is Rolled Away.
 I Part IT, k I I. Soprano solo-As It Began to
 2. Bass Solo and Quartett Fear l Not, The Lord Is Risen. I 8. Fina1e--Death Is Swallowed Up.
 Organ Postlude-sMarch Trium l phaIe."-Th. Dubois.
 Easter Sunday. April 12. at 73o clock. Parts II and III-Resurrec- ltion-Ascention and Penticost. Members of the chorus
 Sopranos-Miss Margaret Hogan (solo); Miss Florence Cate (second leolo); Miss Jane Griswold, Miss Ger trude Mole, Mrs. John D. Mcleod, Mrs. F. v. Burton. Mrs. IL. M. Muir head. Mrs William H. Love
 Altos-Mrs Gertrude Laubscher Mo Auliffe, (solo); Miss Fife Mallett, Miss Susan Lacy, Miss Alma VoIderman Miss Isabel Cunningham. Mrs E. W. Brown, Mrs Elizabeth Sprague, Mrs. Lillian Phillips, Miss Riga.
 Tenors-Mr. Sidney Colborne. (solo) ;; Il pr. Charles H. Sprague, (second solo) i; Thomas Webb, L. M. Allen. | Basses-Austin MacCornelI (solo); :; Robert M. Eames, Thomas Fish Frank V. Burton. William K White, A. W. Limont, Harold Fish, George Pierson, W. M. Bangs. ,{ BETHEL A. M B. CHURCH | -