Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
Society
MUSICAL.

The choir Of First Presbyterian
church, directed by Mrs. Storey-White
and with Miss Mary Cover at the
organ, will present for its Easter pro-
gram Sunday evening a magnificent
oratorio Emmanuel" The parts have
been well assigned and the program
promises to be a beautiful and artistic
one.
The cantata consists-of two parts
the first including The Betrayal and
CrucifiXlOn," and the second THE
Resurrection and Ascension" with
solo, duet and trio parts by some Of
the city's most talented singers. The
choruses will be sung by a double
quartet The numbers follow:
Recitative-"The Betrayal and crucifix
MY House isl the House Of PRAYER Chorus
Trio Peace. / Leave With You o..
Mrs Fred NJ. scott, Mrs. T. l., GOlayi
Rocitatiyc Mr.. r. X. Phipps OF sapups
RecitatiyGo-' Jesus Went to the Mount OF
"FatEss 2tEcs If Thou Be willing MRS. ,cSSras hS%s
Recitaliyc-'And When lie Was Come"
.......,...,.... Mr. Thomas / Munroe
Recitatiye-" Then the Captains and OF.
ficers of the Jews Took Jesus ...,..
.ra,ih,.,.' ,:i, M, Mrs Charles a Farren
Rccitatve-" Now From the sixth Hour, IS,,..
"And When lie Cried again, .'.. M G6orTps 6Rr
Reeitatiye-' And Behold the Veil of the
aoditatye- if%B,S Sov When the ceaiarIda a1. %9'''
"TrnIy This Was the Son Of Cod T. ~. 'D
Part il-''T6e Resurrection and Ascen,
Aria" And When the Sabbath Was Past
"And They said Among TiemseivoS. s g""'''
Resitaiive and Aria-''Ye Seek Jesus Of
.14i Nazareth ;,'''''...'.... Mr.. PPhipps
ATisI But 't Go Your Way Mrs. 7. L. oHOSS GoiSS
ReScitSaitaiiv5e-'iod SSiai5 Mary Masdalene Ra2 Ra3Fu'
Reeitatiye-" Peter Then Went Forth
For As Yet They Knew Not the Scrip,
Rocitsiiye-.' But Mar; stood at the
Reciaiiye and Ara.Tibey" Ii Have II Taken sGO'
Reei'aTiysy5 ai%'Ti NY ESsa jesus saith Unto Hs' |n'
IT Ascend Unto My Father '4' -. Chorus Chorus
ReSiiatiye and Aria-"Peace Be Unto
Then Opened lie Their Understandins %~ii s'0'
Aria-"Then the Disciples Went Away
"Go Ye Therefore and Teach An Nat Nations
Finale-'And LO, am with You al al
The offsrtoiry 'Gethsemnsan1cs,'"' by Mary
Turner salter, will be sung by Mrs, Kemp,
and Mrs. Charles Farren will sing THE
Cross" Harriet Ware.
Now that the Lenten season is over, |
society will be permitted TO take a |
more active interest in things social |
Among the first events Of the month |
which will claim the attention of |
representative number Of society folk |
will be the Tulsa county fair which is |
10 be presented Thursday and Friday, |
April 16 and II, at the Grand opera |
house, for the benefit Of Trinity Ep1s- |
copal church.
Mrs. Staley, who is to direct the en-
tertainment, will arrive in the city !
Monday and will conduct the first re-
hearsal Tuesday evening, April 6 at |
1880 o'clock. The use of the new |
Hunt building has been extended for |
all rehearsals, The first rehearsal for |
children who are to have a part in the |
amateur theatrical has been set for /
Wednesday afternoon at O'clock
Patronesses Of the affair were |
named yesterday and include a group |
of representative women both i'm and |
out Of Trinity church as follows: |
Mesdames Phoebe Sinclair, r. Rogers |
Kemp, Earl w. Sinclair b. f. Rice, f. |
S. Henry, Frank II. Greer r. f. Mac |
Arthur w. l.. Dickey, Harry c.
Ashby, Dan Hunt, w. c. Newell, c. f. |
Roeser, Howard w. Anders, Frank A.
Haver, A. NJ. Gamman, j. S. Cosden,
John A. steele, j. Arthur HUI, James
r. Diggs, Henry n. Greis, Douglas w.
Franchot, James B. Robinson, John ID.
Hail and William II. Roeser.
A partial list Of the participants is
as follows Messrs. and Mesdames
Arthur Newlin, Otis McClintock, Jay
Painter, Stanley Hisey Stewart
Pearce, John Shakely. Edwin r.
Dewey Robert Ligon, w. L. Lewis,
Randolph House, w. " Biddison, r.
G. Hastings Mesdames f. S. Henry, /
George n. Williamson, Leola Thomp-
son-Kiser f. r.. fletcher, Alfred G.
Heggam, Eugene Lorton, Paul Gal