The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-03

a.5 s : Prelude Hoffman. Donine Ad Adjuvandun-Mat attheld Dixit Dominus Beatus Nir-Mattheld
 1audate ePueri-Mattheld Ofertory, Regina CoeH-MelviI. agnif1cat4Matt
 O Sa1utar ris-VViegand Tantuxn Ergo-Wiegand. Blessed Be God-Crant.
 Holy God We Praise Thy Name German Choral.
 Postlude Wagner
 Prof- Fritz K G. weber. organist and ohoirrnaster.
 ST JAn1Rs' R c. CHURCH
 (Stza4foEd.)
 At St James Stratford, masses will be sung at 8:3O and 1O:3O a. m., and vespers at 7:so p.
 At the solemn high mass at 10:30 preached by the pastor. the Rev. M. J. OsConnor- Following is the musical program:
 Organ and orchestra, credo from St Theresa's masa-La Hache. Vtd1 Aqua1n-Gregorian
 Yrie--Mi1lard in G. K Willard in G.
 Sermon.
 Credo-M11lard in G,
 ofertory. AS it Began to Dawn'''---- '-- Miss May Casser1y.
 Sanct11s- Willard in G.
 BenedictusH in G.
 Agnus GSei-Afi11ard in G. Postt1de, .rHal1elujah Chorus Mes sia-1--Edandel.
 Solemn vespers at z:sO D. n1- Organ Prelude. Incidental Music from Henry VIII-SulIivan.
 Domine ad adjuyandun me--Wie- gand in B Flat
 Didt Dominals -Wiegand in E Flat
 I4audate Peur W1egand in P Flat
 I.eudabe Domi ihu,r yziegand in E Flat l,
 Directory. Ave Mariaf'-sdr. A. H'avriIla-
 Adagntacat Wiegand in B Flat Regina CoeIt-Gregor1an.
 O Salutarus Miss A MaHey. Tantuzn Ergo -Gsregorian.
 Devfne Praises.
 Laudate Doninurn-Gre Postlude in G.-I1amonte.
 Following are the members of the choir. Misses May Casserly, Airline Malley. Katherine Russell, Anna Flynn, Florence Ward, Mildred Stud ley, Mabel Condor, Lenore Heffar- nan, Celestine FeeIey, Helen Ma honey. Messrs- Russell Shaw, John HanIey, Louis Serre, A1ois Havri1Ia. and the Messrs. Johna Joseph, Will liam and Paul CasteIot J. Francis sQuinn, organist and director lE At the solemn high mass the choir will be assisted by an orchestra.
 FIRST M F. CHURCH
 Sunday 1for1a4ag, 1o:sO.
 Organ. AlIelu1a-DubodA
 Doxology.
 Hymn 159. g4 Apostes Creed Prayer. closing with the Lords Pray er, chanted. M Anthem. Christ is Risen Buck Resp onsive Reading. Fourth Spe- scia1 Reading Gloria Patri.
 Second Scripture Lesson Hymn HI.
 Reception Of Members.
 The Communion Offering | Anthem The Magdalene War lsren.
 Sacrament of the Lords Supper. Benediction
 Organ Finale -Wo1stenholnne. Eiastex Program of the Sunday
 School, April 4t1l, 1915, 12:15. 4. Selections by the Sunday School Orch hestra-
 Sunday School HynnaI No. ss.
 Scripture Reading. Matthew 28: 3l-1o. | | teE z Hymna4 No. s4. What Determines the date of East Henrietta Spatcher.
 What Easter Means to Us-Mrs. Rectors Class.
 Recitation, Christ ae Risen ,''-eao. The Cross Recitation by eight girls.
 Exercises by the Kindergarten De partnent,
 Recitation Elmer Valentine.
 Solo, Easter Time, ,''''-csrace Mur- Recitation, asArhe Cross He Bore, 1 Myrtle Bolton.
 How Can We Sing at Easter 7-- z Mary Henderson.
 The Answer-Ja ames Murray. solo-Le11ise Hudson. l Ann nouncements and Offering. Hymnal No. 99. l Church Quartet Mrs. Frederick Hayes, alto: MT. A Q. F1ather, tenor; l MT. B. L. Hibbard, bass; W E. Dav- enport, organist and director
 Address, by the Pastor, Jesus shall Reign
 Hymn es1.
 Organ. Finale. Sunday Evening, 7:3O-AH Seats Free at Sunday Evening Services
 The following singers will assist the regular quartet at the evening service: Mrs. Charles Hall, soprano; Mrs, John Thompson, alto: Mir John Hall, tenor; MT. Alfred Midgley, bass Organ, First Meditation-Gu mant
 Hymn 16s
 Praper, Response Scripture Reading Patri. ofertory- Pastora1e (sonata D. Guilmant. Chant.
 Easter Cantata, Christ Triumph ant.''=Bruno Huhn.
 Bass Recit; Thus saith the Lord
 Chorus: And shall the dead arise Tenor Recit. and Air: Sing unto the Lord Q. new song.