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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-09

II regret to say that our law has not
reached the point OF hol6ing that prop
crty which is the Joint result OF tho
earnings OF the husband and the
economies OF the wife IS their Joint prop
erty. No matter how careful and prudent
the wife may be and no matter II her
prudence Is really the cause OF the ac-
cumGlated savings II the money
originally belonged to the husband Il g.
! SIN his, unless the evidence shows that
It was gift to The wife
Charles S, Montgomery had made no
such gift Not he. And when he and
his wife Quarrelled. and separation was
being considered he tried to withdraw
! their savings account lie discovered that
his wife had ordered the bank to. refuse
payment Charles S. Montgomery rpshei
to the court with his troubles with. the
result ! have detailed
WhstH the moral? That wives shouldn't
save? Maybe we're getting at the root
OF woman's extravaganza. Having on
intuition, II not absolute knowledge, that
their husbands not themselves will enjoy
the sum of their economics they don't
| econontlzc. or, II they love their lords
enough to economiEe for them, they
( may have the fear of the other
woman In their hearts, the woman
who may become Madame No. 2 It's
an ancient adagc. and one that brings
q sheen Of steel into a first wfe's eyes.
that the first wife saves money for the
second one to spend Also another rea-
son for woman's disincllnation to hoard
! for = problematic day OF rainfall is 1T
] don't spend the money & viii go for
worse uses" \ woman hates to see the
! pennies for which she has skimped 40
down her spouses throat In the. front OF
J firewator.
To learn that the law is so creakinsly
ancient and inadequate as in the instance
ruled upon by the Brooklyn Judge is to
recall what Dickens made charaete:
say; Does the law say that7 TheS
the law Is an ass"
Almost does the discovery of the Brook.
Ign justice make suffragettes OF us all.
Some states there are that 20 stlll far
Their back toward laundering antiquity.
by denying a woman the right to her own
savings. Not only does she not own what
her husband owns. but he acquires full
and instant ownership In what she earns.
The words "talnt fair generally start
skirnlsh on the school grounds. Every
woman Is, who digested with her morning
grapefruit or baked apple the unweleome
truth spoken by the Brooklyn Justice OF
the supreme court exclaimed ''Taint fair
or It's equivalent. It will arouse women.
And when women are aroused something
happens. What will happen? VIII women
exelaim whats the use2' and justify
the charge that they are extravagamt?
or win they create a public sentiment
that win eventuate in a public demand
/ for fairer laws?
Money saved Is money earned" would
be the slogan for such movement and
just husbands would Join in its utterance.
Young man. IL the girl upon whom
your eye is cast is too much fool 10
save and share your money shelis too
much fool TO marry.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-09

uue 10 tne Nlbra-
lions OF matter?
May matter itself
eventually be re-
solved into differ
ent rhythmic mo-
tions SIN. NJ, Bor-
ough Of Bronx.
To answer your
first question con-
slider these facts;
Sound ls due TO "A
vibration of mat
ter (either gaseous.
liquid or solid of
such a character
and frequency that
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-09
Universe a System
Of Harmonious
Vibrations
BY GARRETT p. sERvIss.

Is IL true that when a sound is so
high pitched that we cannot hear it, il
turns into some color. /. e.. affects our
optic nerve? Is the difference OF colors
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-09
''Fifty-Fifty''
BY ADA PATTERSON.

A Brooklyn judge has been compelled
rePrettully to admit hat what a woman
saves ont of the money her husband has
.iven her isn't
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-09

hers, but his.
nuprcme court
Justice Blackmars
decision vaus 4
conStern at lon
n m o ug married
women In New
York. The moro
were they dis
turbed because the
admission " q $
made not with tho
background of pas-
sion that Pros
dent Wilson de-
FLORES In any dis
cussion. but In the
calm tone that
Evening star., 1915-04-03
st. Paul's, Rock Creek Parish.

IL o'clock a.m.-Opening anthem, At
the Lambs High Feast We Sing, AM
brose.. in f; anthem, Christ Our Pass
over Is Sacrificed for Us, Tours, in d;
TIE Deum, Buck, in r minor; Jubilate
Dec, Fairlamb. in f fiat; introit an
them, Christ. the lord, Is Risen Today,
Morrison, in b fiat; offertory anthem,
Upon the First Day of the Week, Fos-
ter. in + fiat; Eyre's communion serv-
vice, and the following hymns: We'll
come Happy Morning, Age to Age
Shall Say. Alleluia, Alleluia, Angels
Roll the Rock Away.
The vested double quartet choir is
compised of Misses Ancella b. Fisher
and Ida f.. O'Neil. sopranos; Mrs.
Charles II. Parkman and Mrs. Charlotte
Gardner Lippitt, altos: Messrs. H. A.
Kruger and John B. Switzer, tnors, and
George f. d. Rollings and John w.
Jones, basses James w. Cheney is the
organist and choirmaster.
At 4 pm. the usual children's festi-
val will be observed in the parish
church by the three Sunday schools as
sisted by the choir. The offertory an
them at this service will be He Is
Risen, Schneider, in c.
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EPISCOPAL.
Church of the Ascension.

II m-Processional hymns: No. 109,
Welcome Happy Morning, Sullivan;
No. 121. The Strife Is Der (Palestrina)
Christ Our Passover (Schilling). Gloriae
tRobnson), Gloria in ENcelsis, old
chant Te Deum, festival in f fiat
Dudley Buck); Jubilate Dec. in D Gel
vey): Give Peace. Q God tBaker)
Hymn, No. 112. Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today Lyra Davidca): Kyrie EliesoI
tGounodp: Gloria Tibi (Gounod); Hymn,
No. Ill, Christ the Lord Is Risen (Mo-
zarD; offertory. from The Messiah
lHandeD: ] Know That Ny Redeemer
Liveth and the Hallelujah Chorus
Sanctus. Sursum Corda and Agnus Del
(Gounod): Hymn, No. lis, At the
Lambs High Feast tElvey). Nunc Di-
mittis fGregorian); Recessional Hymn,
No. 122. Jesus Lives (Gauntlett).
p.m.-Processional hymn, No. 112,
Jesus Christ Is Risen Lyra Davidica)
Gloriae (Robinson). Gloria in Excelsis
cold chanD. Nunc Dimittis (Wood)
anthem. The Hope of the Resurrection
Marco; hymn, No. 10. Come Ye
Faithful fSullivan). offertory, The
strife Is Ger (Steane): Lord, Keep L:
Safe fSteane); recessional hymn, No.
122, Jesus Lives (Gauntlett).
The incidental solos will be taken by
MISS Corinne Lockett, soprano; Miss
Jessie Masters, contralto: George An
derson, tenor, and A N. Gardner, bass
Albert w. Harmed is the organist and
choirmas ster
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Fifth.

u a.m.-prelude. Audantluo. .iouHod,
VIA Hundred. Guillaume Franc: chant,
The Lords Prayer, Boyce, .. Could |
speak the Matchless Worth. Mason
Come. Thou Almighty King. Giardin
&hy Seek We the Living? Geibel; Hail,
Thou once Dcspised Jesus, Narcotic;
Redemption, Stultz. PostIude in {.
costa.
1.i5 pm. with the choir-An aug
nented choir Of seventY-five voices viii
Iiye a Cautatt depicting the CrucitiXlon,
Resurrection ard the Ascension. The
service viii consist of the following
musical numbers. Prelude, SFrIug Song,
Aiendelssohn: Christ. the Lord, Is Risen.
throned, Hastings, Largo violin. j. Is.
Morton. Handel: "Tis Midnight on
nIive's Brow. Bradbury: Filing Wide
The Gates Stainer, O. Sacred Head,
p.tssion chorale. Ha.@ler; Angels. Roll
The Rock Away. Holden; An Easter
NIctim, Stewart; Unfold Ye Portals,
'iounod: PostIude III e. Lemmens.
The choir consists of Mesdames
Mooney. Tune. richards. Dement,,
Thompson. Grigsby, Price. Nowland.
Brewer. Elicit, Cummings, Cochran and
Japhet; Misses Thompson. Minor, Price.
Grigsby. Porter. Roby, Grigsoy, John
Munday, Purks. Ryan. Torbert. Reed,
l'aar. Jones, Fiuery. keafauver, Tur-
ner, Ball, Green, Reeves. Taylor, Paar
Rice, Clampitt, Bayne, jackson, Bill
hngsley, Torbert. Handwerker, san
iord, Harris, Balderson, Cox. Acton and
ards. James, Bryant, Handy, Ryan,
Webb, Stanley, Morton, Ingram. Brew
er. Powell, Ingram, Popkins and Green.
William j. Palmer is the director.
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Holy Name.

am.-The junior choir. accompanied
by Miss Marie Il. Melting. will furnish
the music: Heralds of Gladness, Geibel,
chorus: Regina Coeli. offertory, chorus
and duo, Misses r. Kelly and T. Reagan;
ResurreXit Sicut Dixit, words by Miss
Melting. adapted to Spring Song, Men
delssohn, Miss X. Clark: Christ Is
Risen From the Dead, banks. chorus
with solo, Miss l. Reagan; Alleluia, Let
the Holy Anthem Rise, closing chorus
Soloists of the junior choir are:
Misses K. Clark, T. Reagan. NJ. Burns
r. Kelly and Messrs T. Carroll, w
Wilding and b. Carln.
1880 a.m.-HiGh mass; the senior
choir. accomanied by Miss Charles
Hughes, will sing preceding the serv-
ice: Regina Terra. Curto, Miss NJ. Col
ilere: Nidi Aquam, Lucchesi, chorus,
Messe Solonnelie, Op. 10, Mario: offer
tory, Regina Coeli, Giorza. Mrs. Ar
bella: Unfold, Ye Portals Everlasting,
chorus.
Members Of the senior choir are:
Misses NJ. Colliere, NJ. Myers, G. knocke,
n. Ryan. \. Keys, Mrs. Arbella, Mrs.
G. Burns and Messrs. Irving Duncan,
Berres, Cunningham, Spates, Grant,
Howell and Burns.
1:3O p.m.-The male choir of the
church. directed by James Duncan, will
sing Stern's Vespers, with O Salutaris
and Tantum Ergo. selected.
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n Street.

ANA sunrise Easter service will
be conducted on the lawn in front of
the II Street Christian Church, H and
9Th streets southwest. by the minister,
Rev. Henry F. Lutz, at 5:45 o'clock.
The II Street Christian Church Boys
Band Will lead the congregational
singing. A special Easter program
viii be rendered by the Junior Chris
tion Endeavor Society at 10:45 o'clock.
PM-There will be sung a duet by
ladies and a selection by male quar-
tet.
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St. Peters.

1890 a.m.-SoIemn high mass. Vidi
Aquan, kempter; Haydn's Imperial
Mass. No. .. At the gradual violin
solo, Miss Catharine Stecker. Neni
Creator, Mozart: offertory. Regina
toelI, De Merlier. after the mass, I'm
fold fe Portals, Gounod.
4 p,n.--Nesper service, when AtiIIard' S
Nespers and Magnificent. Regina Coeli,
l,c Merlier; o salutaris, Harley, and
Tanturn Ergo, Mario, will be sung.
After the vespers. Unfold Ye Portals,
Gounod, will be given.
Mgr. o'Brien viii be the celebrant,
rev Stephen T. Norris, deacon, and
IteV James y beedenham, subdeacon
Rev. stephen T. Morris will preach the
sermon.
The choir j. under the direction of
Mrs. Hattie Richie Prescott, with Miss
Catharine Mchenna as organist
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Mount Pleasant.

At the Mount Pleasant Conerega-
tional Church the quartet viii he as
sisted by the Mount Pleasant chorus.
The following program has been ar
ranged by the organist, Claude Robe
son: Organ prelude. Nocturne tF'ry-
singer, quartet with Joyful Hearts
tGiorzD; bass solo, The Trumpet Shall
Sound, from the Messiah (HandeD :
chorus, Christ Is Risen from the Dead,
arranged by Ncidlinger: Hallelu ia h
Chorus, from the 3lessiah tHandeD
organ postlude, Pomp and Circum-
stances tElgar).
The evening service viii consist prin-
cipally of songs and recital ions by the
sunday school and in addition, organ
prelude, tanZona della Stella. d'Evry;
postlude. Easter march, Merkel; chorus,
HoSanua tGranier)
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Emmanuel, Anacostia.

At IL O'Clock the choir Will render
the following program: Professional
bvmn. welcome. Happy Morning (Sulli-
van); Christ Our PASSOVER tCrotch),
re Deum (StanforU, Jubllate tNevin).
introit, Jesus Lives (GauntletD; hymn,
Christ the Lord. Is Risen Again tWir-
terburg); offertory anthem, In the End
Of the Sabbath Lansing); sursum cor
da. Sanctus Gloria in Excelsis. closing
amen and Nunc Dimittis, Cover; recess
sjonaI Hark, Ten Thousand Voices
Sounding lDykes,
The personnel of the choir follows:
Soprano. Masters Mortimer Davenport,
John Fisher, Edwin Connick. Franklin
Gicker, Raymond Gicker. George Hard
ester. Charles Hagan, Earl Merryman,
Mesdames Burdine, Hagan, Gicker,
Misses Hingley. Harding; IN, 3. Mason, Wei
gan and Lott: bassos. Messrs. Winter
werp, Etzler, Frazier Tolson: tenors,
Messrs. schaum, Green, Frusheim.
Marian King; crucifer. Thornton Fish
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Christ English Evangelical.

II an.-Soprano solo by Mrs. George
johannes, Easter Morn tNeidlinger):
bass solo by ]. Crosby Mccarthy, Day
of Days tNan de Water); anthem with
tenor solo by +. Phoebus. Why Seek
Ye the Living Among the Dead
tStultz>, hymn. anthem by the choir.
Awake My Heart With Gladness
tCrueger).
The choir consists of Mrs. Milton
NoIlmer, Miss Adah Moore sopranos;
Mrs +. Phoebus, Mrs. w. Scott. Miss
l.. Hartung,, altos. Z. Phoebus and H.
Hessmann, tenors; William Scodtt. +.
Bassen and +. Moore, bass. The or
ganist, Mr. Rolla q. Onyun. will render
the following: Prelude. Resurrection
Morning lE. JohnsoD: offertory,
Easter Awakening 60. Malling): post
lude, Hallelujah Chorus (Handel-
Browm.
pm.-An Easter program by J.
Lincoln Hall entitled Radiant Easter
Morn, will be given under the direc-
ton of George Johannes.
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Brookland.

Morrling-Anthem. Anaels. Roll the
Rock Away GcibeD; solo. Christ IS
ltiseu Today tBischoff1, Mrs. l. II
Oertley, anthem. Christ our Passover
Schiilnsl. The members of the choir
are. Sopranos. Mrs. -. II. 0ertley, Mrs.
~ Johnson, Miss Beulah Burton.
Miss Florence NJ. jackson. Miss Lucy
" sherwood; contraltoS, Mrs. Robert
Callahan. Miss Lucy q Lynch. Miss NJ
Louise Houser, Mrs John Wignatl:
t.uors. Messrs. Paul H. irimm and ".
J, Gaibraith, bassos, Messrs. Charles
y Perry ana Herbert PrImm
Evening The church choir VIII be
augmented . by the Christian Endeavor
choir in the following program: Can
rata, From Cross to crown tJudsoai .
trll choir; solo, The Resurrection
t>nelleyt. Mr. e. T. Perry; anthem, The
Alagdaien 'GeiheD full choir solo,
liail, Joyous Morn cCadmanD. Miss
E.etilah Burton
Tie choir IL under the direction of
Mrs. John Wignall. with Miss Isabel
Jarvis Primm orgau.st
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st. Agnes Chapel.

IL a.m.-Processional hymn. Welcome
Happy Morning; introit anthem, Christ
Our Passover (ancient chant); kyrie
(Summy); Gloria Tibi (Summy): Ora :
tias Tibi tSummy); hymn. The Strife Is
Ger; offertory anthem, They Have
Taken Away My Lord (Stainer): offer
tory sentence, Festal Chant, commu-
Mon service, including Sursum Corda,
Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Del
(Summy): ost-communion hymn,
Hark, Ten Thousand Voices Sounding
Nunc Dimittis (Tours); recessional
hymn, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, AL
leluia.
Before the service, Raff's Cavatina
and Massanet's Meditation, from That's,
will be played as violin solos by T. II.
Hufty
s pm. service. festal choral evensong.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Hamline.

Morning-Organ, Resurrection Morn
tJohnstone); anthem. Festival TIE Deum
tBuck; anthem. Fear Not. o Israel
(Spicker); Easter postlude (Malling).
Evenings o'clock service Organ.
Spring Song (Macfarlane); anthem.
Now, Is Christ Risen tNichoD: anthem,
Shout. Ye High Heavens (Chadwick) !;
solo. The Resurrection (TostD, Mrs.
John Humphrey: anthem, Awake. .
Earth (Eyer): anthem, The Resurrec-
tion (Shelley): Death and Life, Easter
cantata (Shelley); organ. Easter March
tMerkeD. The quartet is composed of
the following: Miss Marion Greene.
soprano: Mrs. John Humphrey, contral-
to: Mr.. Elijah kinsella, bass.
Music under the direction of George
V. Blakeney. tenor. with Miss Edith b.
Athey at the organ.
Evening star., 1915-04-03

80 High mass. Vidi Aqua,n.
by Weiss; the mass. ST. Cecilia (C;ou-
nodt. the offertory. Hosannah o;r;n-
letl; tenor solo. soprano solo, quartet
and chorus. after mass. Grosser .;ott.
wir Lobeu Dich, choir and congrega- :
ton.
cat ttosewig); hymn, Regina Coeli,
tiiorza); o Salutaris tPecher). quar-
tet; Tantum Ergo. in e tRiga)
orGaniSt and director, s. j. kubeI. !.
quartet. soprano. Mrs. ". r. Murp " !:
alto. Miss NJ. Eichhorn; tenor. l.. Mills;
bass, f.. Rebstock.
Chorus: Sopranos. Misses G. Rupert.
NJ. Meinhardt, Ruth Seibert, Eleanor
Schwartz. f.. l.. Kubel; altos, Miss NJ.
Seibert, n. j.. Triplett, Mrs. A. c. Tav-
ior: tenors, George BrahIer, A j. Pal
lansch; bass, j. 4. Dunn.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
Trinity.

At II am. organ. Prelude in f tLey-
bach): professional. choir, Alleluia, AL
leluia; trio selection. fiosanna (Grai-
ner); anthem. choir, Ere Yet the Dawn
Has Filled the Skies tkesseD; trio Sc
lection. Andante Religioso IThorne)
solo. open the Gates o. r Knapp,
Mrs. Il. Schneider. soprano. organ, Al
leluia O.. ~ RockwelD.
Those assisting VIII include HERNIA II
Hoffman, violinist. and Fritz Mueller
cellist, Of the Marine Band Orchestra.
j. s. Thicmeyer is the orgaaist and
director.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
st. Paul's.

II a.m.-Vested choir of forty men
and boys. Hymn, Jesus Christ Is Risen
To-day; festival TIE Deum DUDLEY
Buck). introit, AS 1t Began to Dawn
tRogers). Credo (Cruickshanks), Sane
tus tGounod). Benedictus, Agnus Del
(Moir). offertory anthem, Halleluja h
tHandeD: recessional hymn, At the
Lambs High Feast We Sing
p.m-Evensong, full choral, Mag
nificat and Nunc .Dimittis (Clough
Leighter).
p.m.-Children's carol service.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
Church of the Incarnation.

The choir will sing the following pro-
gram at the Easter morning service:
Christ Our Passover ,Schilling); Te
Deum in G (Lutkim: Jubilate (Bruche)
Awake, Thou That Sleepest. from the
Daughter of Jairus tStainer), and COM
munion service in + fiat (Eyre). with
the Benedictus from Gounods Mass.
The personnel of the choir is: So
pranos. Mrs Theodore 7. Apple. Mrs.
Charles Lane, Misses Alys Sparshott,
Mice stewart, Katherine Rich. Eliza
beth Wilkens and Mrs. Clarence y.
Walker; contraltos. Miss Gertrude
Browne. Mrs. Henry White (drector)
tenors. Edgar Quackenbush and H. l.
Bowles; basSes. i, Robinson Steffens
and Malcolm Rich
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West WASHINGTON

Morning service-Organ prelude, Melodie
tGrieg) anthem. Why Seek Ye the Liv-
ing tclare) solo. Come See the Place
Where Jesus Lay tEartiett. Miss
Craig; anthem. Christ the Lord is Risen
Today tPorter): postlude, Festival
March III { tisruuo Huhn).
Evening service-J. II. Maunder's sacred
cautata. From Olivet to Calvary offer
tory solo, Weary of Earth tCoward), Miss
Margaret Ella Allen. contralto organ
prelude, Rachmaninoff's Prelude; post
Jude, La Mort d'Ase tGrieg). Sololsts,
Miss Netta Craig. soprano; Ely t'roson,
tenor Fred NJ. Marks, baritone Royston
+. Sabean, basso. and Miss Elizabeth Col
iison, organist
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Ryland.

A. M.-The program will consist of
three anthems by the choir, quartet
composed of Miss Magill, Miss Popkins.
Mr. Fred Younst and Mr.. Robert Burns.
and a soprano solo by Miss Mildred
Popkins.
M-Contralto solo by Miss Maud
Harding. soprano solo by Miss Ger
trude MagiIl and two anthems by the
choir Miss Maud Harding and Robert
Burns will assist the choir. Miss Mary
Cathell Brewer is the orSanist and mu-
steal director.
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All Saints, Chew Chase.

II a.m.-Processional hymn 109. Christ
Our Passover (ShepperD; T Deum in
+ (Barnby): Jubilate in + tCorbin.
hymn 1I3; offertory anthem. They Have
Taken Away MY Lord (Stainer); com
munion service tGower) recessional
hymn lis.
1880 p.m.-Organ recital by Mrs. Al
bert Jackson.
p-m.-Chora1 evensone.
professional hymn H.; Magnificat
and Nunc Dimitis 1HalD: introt an
them, Now Is Christ Risen (NicoD !:
hymn IL; offertory anthem, As 1t Be
gan to Dawn tVincent): recessional
hymn lis.
The music will be sung by the vested
cnolr OF men, women and boys
W. H. Taylor is organist and director.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
First.

Mornine-The Communion in I; Ba-
tiste) Will be given as a prelude and
the anthems, Triumphant Strains Arise
'Chipman) and AS 1t Began to Dawn
tFoster). viii be sung. Christ our
Passover tShilling) will be the offer
tory and the HalleJuh Chorus tHandel)
will close the service.
E.vening-Prelude, Offertory in q
tWelyp. and MacFarlane's Spring Song:
anthem. Christ Our Passover CToursD and
postlude, Worthy is the Lamb tHandeb.
Clarence II. Sorrell will sing Hosanna
tRanierD as the offertory solo.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
BAPTIST.
Temple.

Morning Prelude. vioiiH and organ,
l;tch -t;ounod; anthem, christ our Pass
uNer. Schiiling; alto solo, Hosanna,
Granier Christ is Risen. presslcr,
{, nor solo ami chorus. with violin oh
cato, The choir viii be assisted ~ the
ttorning service by Mrs. William NJ.
.Smkins. vioiinst,
Evening Sacred cantatu. Victory Iii
VINE, Marks, VIII be sung Tile choir
j. made up Of Mrs. Fl. i. Parkinson.
soprano; Miss Nan Field, alto, Mr. 10
scph Conner, tenor; Mr.. Arthur C;uiiford,
lass. Mrs Grace Dafour-E Brown is the
urGauist and director,
Evening star., 1915-04-03
Trinity.

Morning-Aliss Flora Briggs viii sing
Eastertide. composed by Miss Bailey,
the organist of the church.
Evening-rrio numbers by J. A. u. Tur-
ner, cellist: William Hill, violinist, and
Miss Minerva Bailey. organst, who will
play the Anglers Serenade, Ran's Cava-
tina Priests March, Schumann's Trau-
mere. and the -snSeiS Dream. The solos
Unanswered, by Bschoff, and Calvary,
with violin and cello obligatos, will be
sung by Miss Estelle Wild. soprano,
and Willard Haynie. baritone. respec-
lively The obligatos to both numbers
have been arranged by Fritz Mueller.
The program also will include a solo by
Miss Emma Cohen. soprano. Mrs. Dun
can Richmond iS director of music.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
LUTHERAN.
Church of the Reformation.

Mornins-Anthem, Lift Up Your
Heads (Rosers); solo, Christ Is Risen
from the Dead fBaker), Mrs. Whitman !;
anthem, The Day of Resurrection
tschnecker); solo. Christ Is Risen
cHarkerl. Mr. Forker; anthem, Hail
the Day CHalD.
Evening-Anthem, Allelulia to the
King tClemens) instrumental. Au
Printemps GLevin); anthem, He Is
Risen tFrank); anthem. The Resurrec-
tion tShelly); instrumental Adagio
tBeethoven); anthem, High in Heaven
Enthroned lEyer).
The Instrumental music, at the even
ing service, will be furnished by Miss
Eleanor Slater. violinist: Edward Wells.
cellist. and Miss NJ. Weidley, pianist.
Mrs. John Weidley is the organist.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
METROPOLITAN,

Morning prelude. Spring Song
(Holins); quartet As 1t Began 10 Dawn
,VincenD: quartet, Christ Has Won the
Victory tGeibeD; offertory solo, Hosanna
(Granier); organ postlude. Grand Chorus
CDuboisb.
Evening Organ prelude, Cantabile tDe
marest): quartet. The Strife is over
(Judson); offertory solo. l Know That My
Redeemer Liveth UIandeD: organ post
lude Festive March (SmarD
Evening star., 1915-04-03
CONGREGATIONAL.

Mornins-Organ prelude. Nocturne
FrysingerJ; anthem, quartet, With
Joyful Hearts CGiorza); chorus, Hal
lelujah Chorus from the Messiah IIan-
deb; chorus, Christ Is Risen tWayner)
offertory. bass solo, The Trumpet
Sound tiandeD; organ postIude, Pomp
and Circumstance tElgar)
Evening-Organ prelude, Canzona
Della Stella tdEiry); chorus. Bosanna
ttifamer): organ postlude, Easter
Morning tWailing).
Claude Robeson is organist and DR..
W. q. buchanan director of the choir.
Evening star., 1915-04-03

$50 am.-Music by chorus of mixed
voices-1ntroit, Welcome. Happy Morn
ing (Sullivan); communion service
lField); communion hymn. Hark, Ten
Thousand Voices Dykes; offertorium,
the Strife Is Ger (traditionaD; Gloria
in Excelsis Gold chant); concluding
hymn. At the Lambs High Feast
tElvey).
II a.m.-Music by choir of men and
professional hymn, Christ the
Lord IS Risen Again Graditionalp. /.
kyrl III + hat GEyre); Gloria Tibf in
p Il. lEyre): hymn before sermon
the = ife Is Ger falestrina); offer
tory anthem, As 1t Began to Dawn
tMartln): Sanctus in + fiat (E.yre) ,
Agnus Del in + fiat tEyre), Gloria in
Excelsis in e fiat tEyre); Nunc Dimit-
tbs tchant; recessional HMM, Jesus
Christ Is Risen. from Lyra Davidica
80 p.m.-Processional hymn, The
Day of Resurrection ,Tours). Mag
nificat in tTours): Nunc Dimittis in
tIours); prayer hymn. Angels Roll
the Rock Away tRoperD: sermon hymn.
Jesus Lives HGauntlett>. offertory am
them. Blessed BE the God and Father
1WesIeyl; recessionai hymn, liark,
Ten Thousand Voices Dykes.
The music at $50 am. will be rem
dered by chorus of twenty mixed
voices. Miss l.. VI. Baker organist; the
music at II am. and 1880 pm. by the
parish choir of forty men and boys,
Miss Florence Palmer, organist