The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-12
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vested choir, which includes Mcsdames Harry Burn. Dorsey. Scott, Thornton, Strofe, Winn McCants; Misses Rumph, Lanier, Delay, Bender, London, Fea- gin Simpson, Burger, Loveman; Messrs. Burn, Love Gilbert, Pflager and Bur ton
 The following numbers will compose the Easter music: Professional, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" Morgan; "Glo- ria" Foote; ore. Deum," Cloughs Leigh ter: "Jubilate,' Foote; hymn "The Day of Resurrection Rottermadm: "Kyrie and Gloria" Gounod; offertory, sing to the Lord in Joy" Haydn: offertory sen- tence. Let Youg Light So shine" Staner: "Sanctus,r Gounod; Gloria in Excelsis," Stainer: "Unc Dimitis," Cal kin: recessional Christ Is Risen," Sul- | liyan.
 At Grace Episcopal
 The music at Grace Episcopal church 1 in Woodlawn will attract hundreds of people in that community this morning The programme is: Professional, He Is Risen; Christ Our Passover" Read; "Gloria Patria,' Danks; "Te Deum,' AL zamora "Jubilate,' in B. Cramer; hymn. Angels Roll the Rock Away; offer tory, Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead?" Williams; recessional, Al leluia," hearts and voices
 Those who will sing in the choir are Misses Irene Cox, Ella Daniel. Doris Mackey, Jewell Macley. Margaret Proctor, Mrs. Gregory, MT. Mcdonald and MT. Feltus Miss Kathry Gregory, organst. Service will begin promptly at II a. m.
 At St. Paul's Catholic church the Easter music is always lovely. MT. and Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux will both play, and the choir will sing a grand mass by Lajoel, Mrs. c. s, Severin, the solo soprano, has especially beautiful part in this. and her pure, ringing voice is singularly lovely, as it drifts over the heads of the congregation from her position in the overhead choir loft. There is to be a solemn high mass at the altar beginning at 1030 o'clock.
 While the Baptist churches rarely have so elaborate a service as the Epis- copal and Catholic, the Southside church, of which the Rev. Dr. Preston Blake is the pastor, is to have an ex- ceptionally full programme of Easter tiiS at the Il O'CLOCK service and again this evening. The earlier numbers are: The organ pre- lude, Chorus of Angels" (with ch1mes), Clarke; anthem, Unfold Ye Portals" Gounod-soloist, Miss Bessie smith; hymn, "Coronation"; anthem, 70 Lord l Will Exalt Thee" chorus and solo quartet, Parker; sentence. ''The Lord Is In His Holy Temple; response. Almighty Father Hear Our Prayer,
 the offerttory, solo for soprano, Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay" Mrs
 Cole. Hammond; hymn. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today, hymn. q Know That My Redeemer Lives; organ postlude
 'Toccata in G." Dubois.
 At the evening service this pro-
 gramme will be followed: The organ prelude "Adoration." Gaul; anthem King All Glories," Barnby -Squires- soloist MT. 1dris Thomas; hymn, Grown Him; response, Father Almighty We Bow Before Thee; the offertory, an-
 them, "They Have Taken Away My Lord" Stainer--solo quarter and cho-
 rusI hymn, "The Head That Once Was Crowned With Thorns''; hymn Jesus Is Caliing"i hymn postlude,i "Christ the Lord Is Risen," Ashford.
 Il The choir includes.the following well 1known singers: Mrs. Laura Jackson T Davids, organist and director; Carolyn J Lum Cole, sopranoi 1driseThomas tenor L Evelyn Going, altoi Leon Cole bass
 Assisted at both services by Mes
 danes B. H. Hartsfeld. J. H. Holmes,
 j. E. Cain Misses Bessie Smith, Fanny T Rubet and Carol Jackson, sopranos h Mesdames S. A. Krom, T. SM Young,
 Blanche Robertson and Miss June Jack
 son, altos; Messrs. R. E. Brakeman, R. E. Kettles, Joe Hibbler. w. J. Thorn . = ton and Karl Gaines. tenors Messrs. T. s D. Hutchins, Donald Ansley J. A Coker , Lee stewart and J. r. Webb passes  St. Andrews Programme I A large chorus under the direction of , Mrs. Flournoy Rivers will present the programme at St. Andrews Episcopal church this morning to supplement the
 Rev. Willis Clark's sermon. Mrs w. c ; Kilgore will sing the soprano solos and