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under Clinton Elder and was soloist
Church. He Will he heard at the of
fertory this morning in the Easter song.
The Lord Is Risen, by Sullivan: Other
organ prelude. Festal March. by Rr1os s:
anthems The Strife Is Ger. by Mendel-
ssohn: Christ Our Passover. by Schlling:
postlude. Morning Song. by Mendel. In
the. evening there will be the organ
prelude. Chant de Noel. by Wely:
anthem. In the End of the Sabbath, by
MacFarl land offertory anthem. Harh,
Harb, My Soul by Shelley: organ post
lude Gloria, from Mozart's Fourth Mass
The sanctuary choir OF ST Aloysius
Church inaugurated its seventh year with
the service this morning. Most OF the
tenors and basses have been with the
choir since its organization. and one of
the boys. Master Charles Reagan, who
was enrolled when ten years of age. and
has been soloist for three years. is still
one of the leading choristers. Dubois
setting of the Seven Last Words of
Christ was given by the choir Friday
during the three hours agony service"
under the direction of Glenn W. Ashley.
The solo!sts were Master Reagan and
Eustace Hart, sopranos: NJ. Harry Stevens
and William Clabaugh. baritones, and the
accompanist was supplied by Herman
Rakenann's orchestra. Today the choir
VIII sing, professional hymn. The Day
Aquam. ..Kyrie' and Gloria. from
Rheinterger's Mass in c.: "Nictimae
PaschaiF' oGregorian). "Credo, from
Rheinbergers Mass in c.: Terra Tre-
merit by Hammered; sanctus, benedic-
tus and agnus del from Gounod's "st.
Cecilia Mass: 'Adora Te Devote Gre
gorian) and ''Tantum Ergo" tGregorian
and recessional hymn. Come. Sons and
Daughters of the King" tTraditionaD.
Rehearsals of the Rubinstein Club for
the remainder of the season will take
place in the Woodward &. 1.othrop audi
torium. At the close of the rehearsal
Wednesday morning in accordance with
the constitution of the club. nominations
will be in order for officers for the ensuing
year. the election to take place four weeks
later.
York Tuesday last to fill unexpected en-
gagements. She will return to the city
tomorrow.
Lee CrandaE. violinst. and Dore Wolf
steiner, cellist, will assist the choir of
Gunton-Temole Church this morning,
playing. with Mrs. J. Sherman Taylor
at the organ, Easter Chorus. by Mas
cacni- The vested ladies' chorus will
sing the professional, Christ Is Risen.
accornpaniment Of organ and strings;
They Have Taken Away My Lord, from
Emmanuel. by Trowbridge. and Magda-
lene. by Warren. Miss Burnap. con-
tralto soloist and director will sing Allie
lula. by HUMPHREYS. with violin and cello
obligato.
c. W. Burrows. violinist. will add to
the musical features of the service at
the First Congregational Church today,
when he will play at the morning service
Air for the G String. by Matheson; Med
itation by Massenet. and. at the close
of the service, Hiidigumas' March. by
Wagner. with Dr. Stansfield at the or
gan At the recital at 1:45, preliminary
| TO the evening service. he will render
The Romance from Wieniawski's Sec
ond Concerto; Easter Morn, by John
son: The Swan.' by Saint Saens The
anthems in the morning win be Christ
our Passover by Schilling: Come, See
the Place Where Jesus Lay" by Parker,
and ''Hallelujah Chorus. from THE
Messiah In the evening the choir will
sing Awake Thou That S'eepest" by
Stainer: Shout. Ye High Heavens by
! Chadwick: Resurrection. and Ascen-
sion. from "Gounod's Redemption and
organ postlude. "Allegretto, from Men
loists will be Mrs. B. H. Smart and
Mrs. r. II. kempton. sopranos; Edna
Scott Smith. contralto: Kenneth Ogden
tenor. and j. Walter Humphrey, bass
The Motet Choral Society. consisting of
100 picked voices, directed by Otto r
Simon. will give it's spring concert at
the Columbia Theater Wednesday at
i::o p m The following program will be
given: Chorus. The Song Of Fate
Brahms the accompaniment arranged for
two pianos by Mrs. Otto T. Simon):
chorus. Hence. Loathed Melancholy"
Lahee (Words from Milton's "L'Auegro'')
suite Din four movements for Two pianos,,
| koechlin; chorus. ITO Zante'' (words by
Edgar Allan Poe). Holbrooke: suite Cfor
TWO pianosD. "Romanza." ALA Marcia"
Mrs Simon and Mr. Wilson: five choruses
OF spring. Where the Bee Sucks" (words
by Shakespeare. Arne: The Elder Bios
SONS Lightly Stirred" kopylow from
the Russian: "Oh. My Loves Like a
! Red. Red Rose (words by Burns). Car
rett: Awake. Awake Cwords by Alfred
Hayes. Bantocn: Blossoms. Born Of
TeeminG Sprinstime.' Devorak (from st
! l.udmilao: Mrs. Otto T Simon and
George Wilson at the piano
| Tile Music Study Club held its last req
ular meeting at the home of Miss Ethel
Foster. when the subject '.Representative
Composers of Bohemia. Hungary and Po-
| land was taken up for sideration.
A paper was read BY the hostess and the
| following illustrations were rendered
! by List: ''Maiden's Wish.' by Cbopin
and Die Lorelei" by Liszt. Miss Edna
Dyer: piano solos. preludes Nos. 3. 6 10
| 20. by Chopin. Miss Catherine Nav
Brooks: 'Venezia ct Napolr and .Gno-
| menreigen, both by List, and "A1arche
Militaire. by Schubert-Tausig Miss
| Flora kampfe. y meeting will be held
tomorrow and the topic for study will
| be tile music of Russia. The program
] viii be given by Mrs. Warner Gibbs
Misses Elizabeth Leckie, Faye Bumphrey'