The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-03
Elaborate MUSICAL PROGRAMS !
ARRANGED FOR easter SERVICES

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at 1880 O'Clock; prelude, (a) :" Easter
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Eyken; postlude, Postnde, Fletcher.
Evening service 7.S0 o'clock-Prelude
{a) "Grand Triumphal Chorus Gull
mant; (b) ''Reverie, - Baldwin; Of
fertory, "The Swan,'' Saint .saens;
postlYde, "Alleluia,'' Loreh The fol-
lowing musical program win be rem
dered: Morning service, 1880 @. NJ
Organ prelude, beginning promptly at
1925 a. M; g Resurrection Song"
Junior choir; hymn, 80 Day of Rest
and Gladness;" quartet, "He Lives
Again." anthem, "As 1t Began to
DAWN" hymn, ssIarkt Ten Thousand
Hanps and Voices.' Evening service,
7.30 o'clock-Organ prelude, beginning
promptly at 1876 p. M; choir cantata,
" Cross and Crown.''
REFORMED
Second Reformed Choir-Morning
Prelude, "Gloria in Excelsis," Mo-
zart; anthem, "Christ Is Risen,'
Wood; postlude, Hosanna," Wach.
Evening-Prelude, "Voix Seraphi-
gue," Mapnder; anthem, "Why Seek
Ye the Living Among the Dead"
Eastman; anthem, ''Christ the Lord Is
Risen," Williams; postlude, "Melo-
de-" Paderwiske.
Reformed Salem Church, Third and
Chestnut Streets. Easter Sunday morn
ing service the choir will sing s'Gloria
in Excelsis,' - easter Canticle,
"Seraphie Hymn" and "Rejoiee This
Holy Easter Morn,' Dressler. Soloists,
Mrs. c. W. Myers and H. NJ. Troup.
A quartet "On the First Day of the
Week." by Edwin NJ. Lott, with Choir
us by choir. Mrs. G. w. Myers, sopra-
no; Mrs. William Witherow, con-
tralto; William White, tenor; H. NJ.
Troup, baritone. Soprano solo, ~
Know That My Redeemer Liveth, ,"
from Handel's Messiah, Mrs. C. w.
Myers. Easter Sunday evening. An
them, Coaster Day." c. A. Havens;
quartet, ''Easter Tde," Eduardo
Mario, Mrs. C. w. Myers, Mrs. Will
liam Witherow, William White, III. NJ.
Troup.
st. John s Reformed Church, Fourth
and Maclay Streets. Early morning
service at s. Anthem, ''sing to God a
Hymn of Praise" solo, Mrs. Hoke;
anthem, "Now Is Christ Risen,' duet,
Mrs. Hoke and Ms. Keitel. Com.
munion service at 1890 a. M. An.
them, "Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day." male quartet, "Heaven's Eas-
ter Song" Evening service at 7.3O.
Anthem, "The Lord Is Risen," H. ".
Keitel, chorister, Miss Pearl Sewers,
organist.
PRESBYTERIAN
Pine Street Presbyterian Church.
The special Easter musical service at
Pine Street Presbyterian church will
be, at the evening service. That serv-
ice will begin with an organ recital at
7.15 O'Clock played by Frank McCar-
rell, the church organist. The sermon
will be preached by the Rev. DR..
Nudge. The special musical feature
will be the cantata, ''Death and
Life" composed by Harry Rowe
Shelly. The cantata is brief musical
narrative of the Crucifxion, the En-
tombment and the Resurrection. The
text is taken partially from the Scrip
lures in the original form. 1t is com
posed in Mr.. Shelly's Characteristic
manner and is most melodioas. There
are six numbers of alternating Choir
uses, solos and a short soprano and
baritone duet. The usual quartet choir
of the church has been augmented and
the double quartet which will sing this
cantata is composed as follows: So
pranos, Mrs. Roy G. Cox, Mrs. D. ].
Reese; altos, Mrs. H. l.. Hertzler,
Miss Ruth Hoover; tenors, NJ. d. Hol-
lenbauyh, Ralph Steever; BASES,
George Sutton, George NJ. Klineline.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
under the direction of Robert c.
Smith, chorister, at the evening serv-
ice: Anthem, "The Same Stone Which
the Builders Refused" Richardson;
anthem, Prom the Throne of His
Cross,n Sfainer; anthem, clark! Ten
Thousand Voices Sounding,S Berwald.
In addition to the above Mrs. Phoebe
E. Turner win sing Knapp's s'Open
the Gates of the Temple" with violin
oblegato. j. Stewart Black, organist,
will render the following program:
Morning service, prelude, Easter
Dawn" Claussmann; offertory, elm
termezzo," Rogers; postlude, "Passion
Chorale,' Roger. At the evening sery-
ice, prelude, Easter" Mailing; Of
fertory, "Good Friday Spell, vret-
blad; postlude, "Hosannah," (chorus
Magmus), Hartmann.
Market Square Presbyterian Church.
At 4.30 O'Clock next Sunday after
noon the choir under the direction of
Mrs. Wilbur F. Harris, will be assist
ed by Miss Catherine B. Drawbaugh,
harpist. and DR.. John c. Reed, violin.
ist. Before the service, the organist,
Mrs. John R.. Henry, will give a if
teen minute recital, playing the fol-
lowing numbers: "Toccata,n Dubois;
In Springtime, Kinder and Resurrec-
tion Morn," Johnston. DIR. Reed will
play "Andantino Dolce,n by Elgar, as
a prelude and the offertory will be
: Andantino,T by GODDARD, played by
Miss Drawbaugh, DR.. Reed and Mrs
Henry.
An especially beautiful number
will be Bizet's "Lamb of God,' with
harp and organ accompaniment and
violin obligato, Miss Middaugh's g solo,
"In the Early Morning." by Shelley.
will have the violin obligato also. Mrs.
Harris will sing Tschaikowsky Is
Legend" The following is the pro-
gram in full: Prelude, Resurrection
Morn," Andantino Dolce, violin and
organ; hymn, 90 Sacred Head Now
Wounded" Old Testament Scripture,
"Jesus in the Garden" "Lamb of
Cod" New Testament Scripture;
"The Legend" Mrs. Harriss prayer;
hymn, "Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day. offering, offertory, "Andan-
tino, violin, harp and organ; "In
the Early Morning" Miss Middaugh;
address, "Rejoice, Rejoice Ye Sons of