The Washington times., 1914-04-11
Baptist.

\ chorus Of forty voices under the
direction of William J. Palmer. and
with Earl Dement, at the organ, will
be heard at the Fifth Baptist Church,
Six-and-a-half and f streets southwest,
in the following programs tomorrow:
Morning service at IL o'clock
Prelude-"Praise Ye the Lori.'' Randegsar:
old Hundred" Bourgeois; Lords Pray
er Chant" Hall: Christ the Lord Is Risen -
Clark: Angels Roll the Rock Away" Hold
en- soIoists. Miss Grigsby and Mrs. Thomp-
son. "Hail Thou Once Despised Jesus" Ma
son: Festival Te Deum in Flat" Dud-
ley Buck: soloists. Miss Grigsby. Mrs.
Thompson. Mr.. Palmer and Mr. Webb. In
the Gross OF Christ I Glory Conkey: post
lude.
Evening service, 7:5 O'Clock. Prelude
Il Will Sing OF Ny Redemer," McGrana-
han: Glorious Things of Thee Are Spok-
en- Wyeth: 'one Hundred and FIftieth
Psalm" Randegsar: soloist. Mr.. Palmer.
Christ Our Passover" SchiIIing: soloists.
Miss Miss Rooy. Mrs Brewer. Miss Price and
Gloria in ExceIsis." St Cecilia-Gounod:
soloists. Miss Grissby. Mrs. Thompson. Mr..
Palmer ami Mr.. Webb; postlude. The fol-
lowing LADIES' and gentlemen are members
Brewer Cochran. Price, Cummings and
Rowland: Misses Grigsby. Porter, Roby
Price. johnson. Donnie, Goodenough. Ferris
Ryan. Purks. Munday, Ryan, and Rison: al
-
Tune. and Wync. Misses Gnxsby. Price,
Minor and Thompson: tcnors-Messrs. Fouts.
Brewer, Ingram. Baynie. Horton. Powell and
Palmer: oas-Messrs. webb Stanley,
James. Ryan. Handy. Bryant, James, How
ison. Gessford and Waple.
Emmanuel Baptist Church. Sixteenth
street and Columbia road, has, under
provided special music for both the
morning and evening services The
church quartet is composed OF Mrs.
Ruth ". Simpson. Mrs p. Coberly. NJ.
Coberly, and Mr.. Wooden. They will
be assisted by Mrs. James Kerr, Mrs
A. l.. Johnson. and Russell McGee Tho
program follows:
Morning service-"UnfoId Ye Portals Ever
lasting" Redemption AS 1t Began to
Dawn" Shelley: soprano solo. ''Hosanna."
Jules Granier; Mary Magdalen.' Warren.
Evening sevice-Eas.er anthem: terror solo
by r. MCGEE, Open the Gates of the
Temple"
The Metropolitan Baptist Church. cor
ner of Sixth and 4 streets northeast,
OF which the Rev. John Compton Ball
is pastor, will provide special music at
both the morning and evening services.
with Gilbert a. Clark directing the
choir. At the morning service the pro-
gram will include:
Prelude-To Wild Rose. MaCDoweIf-by
Miss Jessie Galloway: anthem, Christ The
Lord is Risen Today. Porter-py Mrs. James
NJ. Brooks. Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark, William
r. Ellis and choir: anthem, Christ Our
Passover. SchiIiing-by Miss Nellie Bsroer,
Miss Emma Guschewsky. Or. W. Bruce
HoofnaGle and choir; tenor solo. .;esurrcc-
tIon IShelleyD, by DR.. HoofuaSe: anthem.
Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead?
Miss Ethelyn Callaway. Dr.
Hoofnsgie and choir.
be reDiercd: Prelude-Trsumerei, Schumann
by Miss Callawy: anthem. Shout Yc High
Heavens Chadwick-by Mrs. James VI.
Brooks. Dr. W. r. Hoofnage. William r.
Ellis and choir: anthem. Angels I;oll the
Rock Away Holden ROssin-by Mrs. Gil
bert A. Clark. Miss Emma Guschewsky, DR..
Hoofnsgl- and choir: quintet. When the
Was Past. Morrison-by Miss Mel
lie Earber, Mrs Gilbert \. Clark Or
Harold King, and g Fred
Thompson. SOLO. Christ. the Lord Is Risen
Today. BischoF. hv Mrs. Gilbert A Clark:
and p1stlude. March, Scotson Clark
The choir is composed Of Mrs. Gilbert a |
lark Miss Nellie Barber. Mrs. James NJ |
Brooks. Miss EtheIvn Galloway. Miss Fran |
'es Guschewsky. Miss Nellie kunz Miss |
Ethel Senrndiver. Miss Elsie Schooley and |
Lillian kcphart. sopranos; Miss Emma |