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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
Annual Easter Cantata
at Presbyterian Church

-
For several years past tho University
Choral club has presented M Easter
cautata 10 the people Of the city, q
musical event which has been Of uni
form excellence. This year the can
tata, "The Story Of Calvary" by
Thomas Adams. will be given az the
Presbyterian church, corner Of Fifth
and Silver, Faster Sunday afternoon az
3 o'clock. The Choral Club Of thirty.
FIVE voices and the brass quartette viii
participate, Miss Kenworthy being
the orgnnist OF .he occasion. Soloists
will be Mrs. J. O. ~Schwentkcr, soprano.
y. Stanley Seder, tenor, Robert 7. Sc
well, bass, the musical program being
directed by Prof. seder.
This service will take tho place Of the
regular Ncsper service, and an Offering
viii be taken 20 help defray the ex.
ronse Of the proglem. A cordial in.
gitation 4 extended 20 all TO be present
Easter afternoon.
The order Of service viii be as fol.
leWs.
Organ prelude -"'Grand Chorus"
Hollins.
Hymn-"Chrisi tho Lord, is Risen
To-day" Morgan.
Invocation.
Scripture lesson.
Cantata-''The story of Calvary"
| Adams.
I. Introduction.
9. Ch0fnss'For God Himself So
Loved the World"
Q. RecitRtive fsoprnno aud bass)-
And the Lord Jesus"
A. Hymn3'In Thy Dear Name, o
Lord"
3. Recisativc f~bassl-"Ana Jesus
Was Troubled ia Spirit"
q. chorus2fiord, II II iff
z Reeitntiye (soprnno nnd bass)-
Jesus Answered, lie II Is"
3. solo fbassi and chorus-"'Ikt Not
Your Hearts iH Trouble Be.
o. Rccitutiye (soprnno and buss)-
when Jesus Has spoken These
Words"
10. Cboraie-n'O Gracious savior. -
~. Rccithtive isOnrf no and bass0-
"Theu Jesus Said 20 the Multitude"
~. Hymn-''O Bitter Hour Of Dark.
fess.
10. Resitniive fsoprano)D'And the
" hole Multitude
~. chorrs-'Hc stirrcth up the
People"
10. Rceilniive fbass) PLATE Said
Into Them"
10. Chorus-fwe Have No King but
Caesar
Ia R~oeisatlve gsopmnol and sol,
| fbnss)-fAnd WHOM Plate Saw"
rs. Chorus-"H n Blood be upoI
Ur.o
10. R~ecliasive tsopranol- And "a.
Voices Of the People.
20. Organ Onertory cansonettn, ,
Marx Andrews.
! "a. Rocisnsivo (bass)-" And ~ Thel
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PERSONAL MENTION
eaeAAeee.eeesA.

Mrs Otto Dicckman. who has made
her home ID Les Angeles for the past
year, has returned 70 Albuquerque.
Miss Wei. the secretary Of the local
Y. w. G. A.. has Ind tho pleasure Of
entertaining her father. W. y. Weld. ~
san Antonio, Texas. Mr.. Weld left
Wednesday night fos California.
Mrs. Harry =. Lee Of Santa Re, II
the guest Of Mrs. y. y. Schwentker.
Mr.. snd Mrs. David WELLER leave
tonight for California aud the exposl.
iious. They viii remain several weeks
ON the coast.
Mrs. Ada Pierce VIM Of Springfield,
Ariz, is visiting N the city.
Mrs. John y. Clark with her two
daughters. left Monday for New Hamp-
shire. where they/wm spend the summer
Mrs. Albert Simms aud her sister Mrs
Elliot are visiting their brother IN Los
Angeles.
Miss Claude Albright will sing fol
tho Pilgrim c~ommandcry serVices az ~
johns Episcopal Church NJ ? O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
\ number Of Albuaucrouenns hav,
planned 10 motor down TO Isleta for The
games tomorrow.
Mrs. Frod Garfield accompanied hcl
husband on o trip TO i'aa.n Fe. They
left Friday afternoon in their car an'
viii remain over Sunday.
Mrs. O. l.. Miller. who Is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Ncwhall viii leave for he
homo in Kansas city next week.
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Tcmplaf service, 2 y. m.
sunday school festival service, 4i30
Evening service, 1880 p. n.
MUSIC.
Professionalism Christ Il Risen
Today, Morgan.
Gloria-Giory be TO the Father,
,Saitcr.
To Deum-wc Praise Thee o God,
Opibei.
Jabilate-Oh be Joyful inrhc Lord,
Shelly.
Anthcm-They have Taken Away My
! ord, Staincr.
vyrie-Lord Have Mercy Upon Us,
Naylor.
Gloria T~ibi-Glory be 20 Thee q Lord,
Woodward.
Anthem Christ IL Risen. Wagner.
Oncrtory Anthem Trust in the Lord
| Uafg0). Handel.
sur-um Corda-Lit up Yoas Hearts,
Camidgc.
Oncriory sentoneo-An Things Come
| " Thee, Whitney.
snnctus-H Holy, Holy. Holy, Garrett.
Bcncdictus-Blessed be lie that
I Cometh, simmer.
Agnus Dci-O lamb Of God. Stainer.
REM Amen-Sevcn Fold, Tearne.
Gloria In Excclsis-Glosy be 20 God,
Stsincr.
Recessiounl- Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today, Clarion.
AFTERNOON . y. NJ.
proccssionul-Onward Christian Sol
diers. Christ our Passover. Snltcr.
Gionn- GLORY be- % the Father, Snliei
Gloha-Glory DO 90 the Father
Ceibel.
Jubilatc-Oh be Joyful in the Lord
Shelly.
Anthem-O Trust ~ the Lord. Handle
SormOtL
OGcrtory-solo, selected. by Mis-
Clnudc Albright.
Ohertory sentence-An Things Cons
Of Thee, Whitney.
Benz Amcn-Scven Fold. Tcarnc.
Rccessional-Iesus Christ j. Risei
Today, Morgan.
EVENING 7.45 p. NJ.
REORGANIZATION Christ H. Risci
? Today. Morgan.
, Gloria-Glory be 90 the Father
Sulter.
Magnidcat-My Soul Doth Maguif.
the Lord, Adlnm.
Nune Dimittia-Lord Let Thy Servan
Depart. Adlam.
Anthcm-Christ is Risen, Wagner.
Onertory -Trus: in the Lord. Handc.
keeessiouul-Christ the Lord is Rise
Today. Carton.
-. John's sunday school festival SCI
Vice;
Music.
procrssionul-''Chri the Lord
Risen Today" r.. y. Rimbault.
Chhnt-'Chrift our Passover V
Carter.
Te Dcum-W. jackson.
: Quintcttc-' Hnrk, the Dawn" @.
Iifsuut.
. Solo-''E Easter Bells T.. =. Can
, pigiio; Master Arnold Bradford.
|, AntheW the Golden CLOWN
Morning LeJcunc.
The music will bee rendered hy N
I Junior Vested Supdu@ school Choi
! tMrs. T.. /. Bradford, dircctrcss; Mrs.
p. Rodcy, 0rgnnist.
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BE- here.
Director l4n~tehinsef thd Professor
Fdinntnn have been untlfine IN their
lrbofs 10 construct n new tennis court
for the University. which H. naw m.
ishcd and N nlmnt cehaiunt usc. An.
other court IL well under way aud will
~ doabt lie finished next wcck. >
thursday nftcrnoou The big game ~
the bhso BAH season MAS played between
the faculty and students o. the Univer-
slt4. The rumc Was close. the score
being o tic Ia tho eighth inning, but
the faca!ty HuR Ia The ninfh with n
score Of O DO s. The game was the au'
NAL Arbof my event. but because
Afbof Day was proclaimed this year on
Good Friday, The eelebTniirns were held
cn Thursday.
AZ Q o'clock students gathered before
hadlcy hall where they played games
until $3.50. when all sirollcd down %
the nmphifheasro 20 "nll up on n va.
rieiy Of good things, amid much laugh
Ger and merriment.
A. the sun sank lower n big hon Gre
blaSed brighteh aud whon all had eaten
all they coald they gathered about thu
IRE to sing University songs.
Later everyone adjourned 20 Hoday
han. where the fun was prolonged viii
dancing.
Fridny. the official Arhcr Day. n,
University further celebrated with N,
annual holiday
Mr. Elmer Friday spent the week enc
lost week with his parents Ia santa Fc
Miss Katherine johnson wns obliged
to leave school last week for her hom'
on account q illness.
last Monday Professor clurk's fnmil,
lctt far Vermont "a spend the summer
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First Presbyterian Church.

Corner Silver avenue and Fifth street.
Hugh A. Cooper, pastor; Chagncey a,
Foreman, associate pastor. SUNDAY
school s:45 a. M, special Faster ser.
vices. Morning worship, ~ q. m, ser.
mon theme. "Our Eternal House.
Sunrise prayer meeting 7 O'Clock mn.
der the auspices of the e. T.. society.
Easter cnututn ut 3 o'clock bv m.
university students undcr the Leadership
OF Prof. Scder.
No evening service Ia this church.
Musical program for Faster morning:
Prelude Easter OhertOire, - Ba'
tiste
rroccssiounl-"O the Golden Glowing
Morning, " lie Jeuhc; Chorus Choir.
Anthem-"A As II Began 20 Dawn
Vincent; Chorus Choir, Mrs. Roy Me.
Donald, %foloist.
Offering Alteration, Saul.
Solo-''I know that My RedeemcI
Liyeth," from the Mcssiah), Handel:
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bradford.
Anthem Rejoice and BE Exceeding
Glad, - Ashford; Full Chorus.
Postlude1'' March ON Easter Themes
Andrews Choir Of thirty voices; violin
qunrtettc.
Mrs. l.. A. Bradford, diFeotori Miss
Beryl Konworthy, 0rgunist.
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above the cost and would enable
American shippers To break ven u
speedy settlements are made
Under the Internal. onaI regulations
controlling foodstufia. tho regulations
generally accepted by both England
and the United states. food IL not
co%ntraband unless destined for the
use Of "a hostile force. tt would have
been extremely difficult to prove to
the satisfaction ~ any court that
most Of the ood c-onsignments held
In England weer or enemy dcstinn.
ttcn, much less that they were for
use Of the German army Apparent
IS the English government did not
care 10 undertake such "a task. AZ
ono Time II was suggested that all
detained fo%odstuffs should be sold "a
The American commission for the re-
lief OF Belgium. But the English
board ~ trade would not consent Ia
such sale. taking the position that
the foodstuffs were needed Ia Eng
land. Consequently the cnrgocs were
hhally sold at current priceH.
Liquor licenses are now being re-
fused to dance halls by the magis-
trates in charge OF this branch II OK
else. Formerly they were generally
awarded without much question. even
"a halls la which dances were held
only occasionally.
TN present is no time for dane
Ing anyway |explaeind a magistrate
In West London in refusing an appli-
cation. III they must dance, they
viii ave 10 dance on coffee
In order 10 conserve her supplies Of
food Russia has prohibited the cx-
port OF poultry, dead or alive. The
ponltry World states thut an avalln-
Bile supplies of poultry In Rusnln are
being collected and shipped To Flu
land Tor preservation In cold storage.
In normal times England imports
monthly nearly a million dollars
worth of Russian hens and chickens.
Tho Thames river, down below the
bridges, is changing rapidly with
various modern improvements near
ing completion. Somcth.ng OF the
picturcsapenees ~ the old river must
go. TO be superseded by great docks
and machines FOR the modern ana ef-
nclcnt handling OF the a. of
the city.
The greatest Of the port enter
prisea now under way ~ the new
King Geoi &c" dock, which rs to he
completed hy midsummer. after near
Is three years Of work, The great
area which goes under this title in
cludes a wharf with a frontage OF a
mile ana n half and an area 81 90
acres; "a airy dock 100 fet long and
AN entrance iock 500 feet long.
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! EndsavOrers to
Present a Play

The charming farce-comcdy. "The
Arrival Of Kitty will be the attrae.
fion AZ the High school Auditorium on
fridny evening April 9th. II will be
presented by q clever company select
Cd from the Christiaa Endcavor Of the
Congregational church. and will be faT
the benefit Of the society. Close atten-
iion bias heen given NJ the rchehrsnl-,
aud o delightful evening u assured.
This sune comedy has had q phenome.
rnl run Ia New York and etber eities.
The splendid high school orchestra, an.
der the clever tntclage Of Miss jennie
Trott, will play between acts, and there
viii not be a dun momen from the rise
a. the fall Of the curtain. This coach
Is Prof. II. Easton Jenner. A. l.. =. v.
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led Jenns Away"
~. Hymn-tOb, See the saviour
Pending Low"
~. kecitntivo tsopnno) "And
when They Were Come
"a. ChofusH he Saved Others
81 Rccitaiiye tbassl1'Then Said
Jesus.
20. Hymn Behold the Lamb Of
God.
81. Recitntif,r f%s0prnno and hnarl-
Now from the Sixth Hour
49, Solo TENOR. duet tenor and
tntsl, full chorusstThe Sun With.
draws SIS Light.
20. hcritnfiyc (soprano ami bnssl-
ffAnl Nhcn' Jesus Ind Cried
10. chorus-'Lin up Yoaf Heads
We uates.r
Hyma-'An Hail tho Power Of
Jesus Name
Bcnediction.
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81. Paul,s EvangeneaI Lutheran cnurch.

Corner silver and Sixth. Edward =.
Schueler, ID. H., pastor; parsonage, 800
D Sixth; phone 1903.
Our observance of Easter will com.
monce with "a sunrise service at 9
o'clock.
At 1880 a.. m. will occur the con-
nrmation service, with holy communion.
Note the earlier hour, 90 permit which
the Sunday school will meet NJ o:i5 i'm
stead Of g;t5.
On account Of the children Easter
exercises at 1880 p. M. the Endcnyor
Society will postpone their devotional
meeting from Sunday evening 10 Mon.
day evening, when Il will be combined
with the business meeting, with Mr.. u.
J. Whnlcy NJ leader, topic, "Getting
Ready for the Next Life
Junior Endcuyor ut 3 p. m. The busi
mess meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
cieiy will be held Thursday afternoon,
with Mrs. Robinson in Old Town.
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Mrs. PGnkhursf, Popular War Orator;
A Development of Great Struggle

CAssociatcd Press Correspondence
London. March eo.-"Patriotic fer
vor draws thunderous cheers la place
OF old-time jcers,' is the way "a Lon
don newspaper heads an article on
Mrs. P~nnkhurat as . popular war or
ator. The paper itself ls violently
nnti-suffrugctte. but honors the war
truce which the suetragettcs am
nounced az the beginning Of the war
II was only a year ago whom a
speech by Mrs. Pankhurst was a sig
nal for "a riot. II allowed To proceed
at All. Now she ~ described by q
reporter Ia these words.
"a graceful dlgnified figure the
suffrage leader makes a. she faces
the audience. I've a becoming black
dress she wears a black G. shawl;
suspended from a thin gold chain Is
a lorgnette which she does not use.
1.-THE union Jack centercd acroHs a cur
tain Of green forms the stage back
! ground"
Her ONE followers stiil send up
floral offerings to the stage. snys the
reporter. In speaking. Mrs. Pank-
hurst carefully avoids passion and IN
vective. but she presents her points
clearly and teilingly and with convic-
tion. At the finish ~ her speech
young ~suffragetteH sell postcard SOU
venirs for a patriotic fund.
The Bloody Tower NJ the Tower
of London. whore Tho two "Princci
Of the Tower were Imprisoned, has
been opened TO the public after boing
used for some years as r~esidentiuI
quarters for the %warders.
Many victims 81 royal caprice have
been immured In this particular
building and the walls are still Cow
cred with their writings. the sole oc-
equations ~ their long hours Of con-
hnement
Fifty thousand tons Of provisions
sent 10 English prize courts since the
opening OF the wal have been sold
within the last week ana the money
for the cargoea Is In the hands Of the
court officials.
Most OF the cnrsocs belonged Ga
American firms. Wheat. -Four aud
an sorts of provisions we're Included.
Tired OF the delay in getting a hear
ing on their cases. agents Of the own
ers of most of tho cargoes welcome
the sale providing the money IL paid
promptly.
The provisions were consigned 20
firms in Holland. Sweden. Norway,
Denmark ana Germany, and most oi
them were shipped early In the war
20 firms which the British suspected
were German agents. but the cases
never came up for court decision. The
supplies were bought, for the most
part, on a much lower market thnn
tho present. Naturally the owners
have suffered great ioa through the
delay but the sale prices were wei
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rirst Methodist EpIaeopal ohureh

Corner Lead avenue and South Third
street. Charles Ofcar Bcckmnn, pastor.
Miss Edith Gorhy. d%cneoncss.
The pastor will speak NJ ~ "a. M on
"'Thc Conqucring Christ Easter mn.
sic by the chorus choir. a dnri by
Messrs. Fnulkcnhurg and Scwoll ANA y
solo hy Miss Pearl Tompkins.
At 1880 p. m. the Sunday School will
have charge Of the service aud render
nm Faster program, assisted by the
chorus choir.
Sunday school at GAS a. m. No Ep-
worth League.
On Monday evening AZ ; o'clock the
Young Peoples Foreign Missionary 80.
elcty will hold IT, monthly meeting ~
the home ~ Mrs. II. T.. Mohn. oil W.
Copper. Misses Ida Maddox aud Clara
Wilson, hostesses.
The mid week church service AZ 1880
p. IN. Wednesday.
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Christian science Society.

Christian Science services are held in
the Womau's club building. az the cor
ner Of seventh street aud Gold avenue
every sunday morning ne II o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are ai \
clock.
The public is cordially invited ~ ut-
tend these services,
sunday school at 0't5 o'clock.
Rcnding room in the n. T. Armiin
building. room No. IS, open each week
duy from 9 20 . T.. M.
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Central Ave. NJ. Z. Church. South.

UIutrui ave-, VI H. Chut1ht hHutht
Corner Central Avenue aud Arno, T.
l.. i~.ailance. pastor.
Special Easter services. After the
regular sunday school session, the fol-
lowing program will he rendered, be-
ginning promptly at i0;45 =. VA.
Hymn, by Congregation
Creed.
Choir.
Scripture reading.
Song by Primary Department.
Recitation, George Talent.
Chorus, By sunday Schooi.
Recitation, Helen Axteli, Gladys Dor
ris, Lannn simmons, Marian Hammond.
Solo, Frances Thuxton.
Recitation. Ira Bacon, Carlton Axtcll.
Jessie Foreman, Tom Waggoner.
Choir.
Recitation, Joho Roberts, owen Dor.
ris. Valine Boggs, MAY atirai, Everett
Rcnfro. Wendell Smith, Dorothy Daily,
Ruth Daily, John Scheer.
Song. Irene Axtcll, airline Emmons,
Ruth Bacon, Eva Foremcn.
Concert recitation, Mrs. Doris class.
Song by school.
Recitation, Charles Reuffn.
Solo, Hiram Cudahac.
Recitation. Madeline Biickondufer.
Choir.
Pastor y address.
Offering.
Chorus by school.
$3.50 Epwofth League, 7;?0 preaching
by pastor, "Tbe Faster Message
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war feeling h mo-, likoly 10 qhltcr-
ate German names from london
streets. since the London county
council has turned down a number ot
petitions on the ground that a SUM-
Client case for an alteration hnd not
been made out. Disconnected pntrl-
OTIS must therefore continue to live In
Berlin road. Wiesbadcn road and
other streets OF Germanle origin.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Corner Of Edith street and Central
avenue. in the lihrory building Carl
Sehmid. pastor. Sunday school 10 n. M.
German preaching and holy communion
II q. M. All those wishing 10 CON.
mune are kindly requested e. mike
known their intention 20 the pastor be-
fore the services.
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Conversational Church.

Easter services will be held al Tho
Congregational church, corner Coal aud
Broadway M n, $3.50 and 1880. In tho
morning, DR.. h.. l.. House will preach
on the subject, "The Gardener. - AZ
the afternoon service, his topic will be,
"Biblc healing" Al the evening yer
vice be- will speak on "1he Psychology
Of Love- All are invited 10 these ser.
vices. Special music will be rcnderr
Including a solo by Mrs. Ada Pierce
Vim, formerly soloist Of this church
und q cantata by the choir directed by
Prot Stanley Seder, orgunist.
The musical programs are as follows
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude - Easter Dawn, ,
Clagssman.
Solo osannu," (Granior), Mrs
Ada Pierce VIM.
oGortory-"'Good Friday Spell, >
Nrctblad.
SOLO Resurrection Song" Wood
Mrs. Kathryn Grimmcr Bailey.
Solo" Easter Lilies, f" (llnrdy),
Mrs, =. Il. Miller.
Postlude-"' Easter Day" Lorct.
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ recital p~relude-(a) "IIosan-
nah, - Hartman; ID "Gethsemane, ,
Mallini tcl Easter Alleluin," Often
waldcr-prof. Sedor.
Solo Gloria" (Buzzi Peccia) Miss
Rose Harsh.
Oaertory@" Andante Sorioso," Ret
clbey.
solo-"At this sepulchrc," (GnuO
Mrs. Bailey.
Cantata "The Resurrection mud the
Life" Reed.
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immaculate Conception Church.
Easter Sunday; Sodniity miss, z q.
M; chiidrcn's mass, $3.50 a. M, high
mss and fcryorino. 10 n. m. Benedic.
ton cf the most blessed sacrament i'm,
medintcly after mass.
Musical program:
processionnl-tiA ndante Rcliai0so, >
sinnhold; organ and orchestra.
Nidi AQunm, pechcr: chorus.
Kyric, Mcreadante's Third Mass
chorus.
Christie. M~crcadante's Third Mass;
duct, soprano and tenor. Miss MHy
Maher aud Nj Alfred =. Maiettc.
Glorin ia Excelsis, Mcrcadante
Third Mass-Soprano. tenor and bass
solos. Miss May Faufmnnn, Messrs. J.
r Rodden aud L. q. HeHacidcn.
credn. Giorxn y First Mass; chorus.
II * Pntre, Giofaa's First Mass
Duet, tenor and baritone. Mcssrs. Nm
lctte and u. Y. Swillum.
0enitpm, Giorza = First Mass-Aite
ard bass solos. Mrs. Jacobo lrisarri and
Mr.. Michael Palladino.
Oui propter. Giorgafs First Mess-
Tenor solo. Mr.. Roddeh.
II fnenrnntus Est. Gloria y First
. Mass-Saprano solo with duartet nc
= compartment, Mrs. T. J.. Shinick.
Crncinxus. GLORIA : First Mass So
prnno. Miss Kaufman.
Canfteor, Giorxa's First Mass-So
prnno solo. Miss Ruby Pinter.
4 Oncrtory-R Regina COeli.' FOeppel
| Scprnno and bass solos and chorus, Mis-
HARTMAN and Mr.. pailhdino.
Sancfus. Huydn's Sixtecnth Mass
Quartet and chorus. Mesdamcs Shinicl
aud Yrisarri. Me~srs. Roddcn and Hes
seldcn.
R~enedictus. weber's MassOuarto
Miss HOrtense Switzcr, Mrs. Charlie
Davis, Messrs. Roddon and pallndino.
Agnus Del, Haydn's Sixtccnih Mass
Full Chorus.
bona Nobis, Haydu's sixteenth Ma'
t-Soprano solo. Miss Lillian Yrisarr
Benediction.
/ O SaIntaris, Wicgand-Mnle quartz
Mcssrs. Rodden, Swillum, pailadino an
Hesseidcn.
Tantum Ergo, Bellini--Trio, Soprnn
alto aud tenor and chorus, Miss Maize
Mrs. Yriaarri aud Mr.. ROdden.
Reeessional-'' Resurrection Morn.
johnston; organ mud orchestra.
Mrs. +. J. Shiaick, directfess; Nj
Jane Walsh, orgnnist; ID Mario %
chcstra.
St. Johns Church.
Corner Fourth street aud Wet SIN,
I%uNenue.
Afchdeacon W. +. Warren. g D.. To
tor. residence 1909 West Tiieras avcnu'
Nir. Hugo Meyer, choir director; Nr
III. ". Harden, %orgauist.
EASTER SUNDAY.
Holy communion. Z "a. m.
? Holy communion. Q q. m.
: Faster service. II q. m.
Pilgrim Commandcry No. 2, kuigh
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mr. L. A. eayre eaid 10 4 lady 81 the hauiton
d patifnNl A. You idiea Will USE them, ! q.
commend oanTaufs cfasm' "a the icnst harmful
u al ilig ahin preparations. ~ ofNanthu
und prpauncnt Stones,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
Local Thespians
Will Entertain


The "DrcaEa 81 Fair Women 10 be
staged hy local talent Of the Christian
Fndcavor society Of the Gold and
broadway church was tried out last
evening III . fun dress rehearsal. Fin.
isbing touches win be put on tho worE
before the presentation in high school
auditorium next Tuesday evening. The
participants are all amateurs and lay
no claim "a lime. light l%nurcls. but are
putting into the rrhcarsals. the zeal that
IN stand In good stead for experience
The EAST from Tennyson y drama has
been elaborated somewhat by an inter
pe'qtinn Of several modern characters.
Following is the personnel:
inrker
Fnther Time----------.c. A. Nsin
Wife Of Paris------BeIl Ffapklin North
Charlotte Brixner
Gibson
Jcpthn---J Fenton Hpapldipe
Naomi. Ruth and Orpha----Ev Dean,
Ruth Spaulding and Fay Gearing.
Benson
Scansi
Swnync
Joan Of Beatrice I'LL
sonora C0rtez----MrS. BcnEon
Blake
bridesmaids Misses Rhoda tSwaync
Nellie Crawford, Beatrice xiii, Ilda
Scanzini, Dorothy Dean, Grace Win
frey Ruth 'Spauldingf May Allen. Fay
Gearing
IRIS. SttNtfl
Uncle Spauldinl
Adah's friends; Ethel Zciscr, Grnc,
Winfrcy, Frnuris Locds, Marguerite
StrumqHisi, Katherine Abel. Katherine
bearing.
Angels; Helen Serivprt. Helen Leeds
Milo Strumqrist, Bernard Seivert.
Cleopatra = musicians: Adele Morclii
and Edith Morgan.
.Icptha Warriors: Byron Morgan, Ro,
Allen, Glenn bearing.
Slaves; Gibson and bearing.
Naeai selections hy Nh Barker, Mrs
earns, Mr.. Spaulding.
Violin and pinno accompaniment D.,
Miss ircuo parteh and Harold partch
Eva Dean, Mrs. Barker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

Pos.ludc- Easter oaer,ory," Do.
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