The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-03

119, cliff Up, Lift Up Your Voices
Now" Napier; "Kyrie Eleison,"
Hodges; Gloria Tibi,'' Hodges; hymn
No. 116, "Angels, Roll the Rock
Away" Roper; offertory anthem,
Awake, Thou That Sleepest!'' Ma
ker; "Sanctus," Wesley; Communion
hymn, "Bread of the World" Hodges;
"Gloria in Exeelsis,n Old Chant; re-
cessional, hymn No. 115, "The Day
of Resurrection, Martin.
st. Stephen 's-A choir of 35 boys
and men will render the Easter music
in st. Stephen IS Episcopal church, as
sisted by several stringed instruments
at the morning service, and the 4.30
service will be further augmented with
Frank A. McCarrell at the piano. Al
fred G. Kuschwa is organist and choir
master. Following is the program:
Professional hymn, "Welcome, Hap.
py Morning." anthem, "Christ Our
Passover Tours; "Te Deum in B
Flat, y Stanford; "Jubilate in B Flat, !"
Stanford; hymn, cat the Lamb IS High
Feast We sings" Communion Service
in E Flat" Alum; hymn, "The Strife
Is O'er;" offertory anthem, Gas 1t
Began to DAWN Foster; occasional
hymn, "Christ Is Risen.'
4.30 Service = Offertory anthem,
q King All Glorious Barnby with
strings, piano and organ).
CHURCH OF GOD
Fourth Street, At 7.3O P. Nor
gan prelude, Jerusalem, the Golden;"
offertory, "Scene Orientaf;" anthem,
from "The Throne of His Cross;" am
them, At the Sepulchre;" quartet,
"Oh, Had /, My Saviour, the Wings
of Dove,'' Misses Miller, Schaner,
Messrs. Shelly, Baptist; contralto solo
and chorus, ''Yea, Though I Walk"
Miss Hoverter and choir; soprano solo
and chorus, "Forsake Me Not,,,' Miss
Myers and choir; solo, 'Easter
DAWN" Mr.. Nelson; anthem. "God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears"
solo, "Tbe Resurrection, Miss
Sehaner; solo, "Christ Is Risen," Mr..
Sigler; violin and cello obligato; an
them, "Christ Is Risen;" solo, "I
Know That My Redeemer Liveth,"
Miss Myers; solo, "Hosanna, Mr..
Baptisti; solo and. quartet, go Christ
Day." Miss Myers, Misses Miller,
Sehaner, Messrs, Nelson, Sigler; bari
tone solo and female quartet, n List the
Cherubic Host,' Mr.. Baptist, Misses
Myers Miller, Schaner, Hoverter; Choir
rs, Chime Is the Kingdom; organ
postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus"
Maclay Street-Will Observe Easter
with special sermon and music. The
Rev. F. l. NJ. Thomas, pastor of the
church, will occupy the pulpit morning
and evening. The church choir will
render the following selections:
Morning Christian the Morn
Breaks O'er Thee" with soprano solo
by Miss Ethyl Dissinger; selection by
"a male quartet composed of Messrs.
II. Bowman, NJ. Gordon, tenors; NJ. Co.
yer, L. Merkle, basso.
At the evening service the choir will
render two anthems entitled, go Give
Thanks Unto the Lord'' and "The
Strife Is O'er. - The music of the day
is under the direction of Mrs. Frank
Eager with Miss j. Blanche Gingrich
as organist.
Tabernacle-Morning, 1890. "vol-
untare Largo" Handel; doxology,
"Gloria Patria;" hymn, "Welcome'
Happy Morn;' anthem, "Christ Is Ris,
en-" Frederic Abbott; solo, "The
Strife Is Ger" Miss Ruth Weber,
II. L. Ashford; offertory, Pastoral
Scene" ]. p Ludelbuehl; anthem,
Rise, Glorious Conqueror," H. NJ.
Porter; hymn, blessed Be the Tie
That Binds
Evening, 7.30-voluntare, "Grand
Ohorus;' anthem, "To Thy Great
Name, Almighty Lord J. S. Fearris;
hymn, "Christ, the Lord, Is Risen To-
day. anthem, Unfold, Ye Portals" I"
Chas. Gounod; offertcry, fCanzonet-
ta;" the pastor, DR.. Hare, will give
an account of his visit to the church
of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem; an
them, "Praise Waits in Zion," Z. s.
Lorenz; postlude, "March,'' Smart.
The music is under the leadership of
Prof. /. l.. Evans and with Miss Ruth
WiHoughby at the pipe organ.
UNITED EVANGELICAL
Park Street, Sixteenth and Park
Streets-Easter in Park Street will be
begun with an Easter dawn service at
6 O'Clock, in charge of the pastor, as
sisted by the @. Z. choir. The Sunday
school will convene at $50, with Su-
perintendent G. III. Koons in charge.
At 1890 there will be public baptism
and reception of new members, about
25 in number. At this hour the pastor
viii preach on the theme, eff Man
Die, Shall He Live Againf" The SEN
ior O. E. meeting will be held at $40.
At 7.30 the church choir, under the
leadership of Mrs, Bishop Swengel,
will render the Easter cantata entitled,
"The Resurrection and the Life,,' by
Ara Bishop Wilson. The church will
be suitably decorated and every person
in attendance at the Sunday school ses-
sion viii receive an appropriate Easter
gift. The audiences in Park Street