Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-03
MUSIC TO BE FEATURED IN SER
VICES At DIFFERENT
CHURCHES SUNDAY.
CHILDREN TO TAKE ACTIVE
PART IN MORNING SERVICES
Chairs Of Baptist, Methodist, st.
Mary's, st. Paui's Plan Special Easter
Prosrams-Hish Mass at st. Mary's
Brings Close to Busy Holy Week.
Programs and Services.

The close of the Lanten period will
be welcomed Sunday by the churches
thruout the city, which have planned
elaborate Easter services. Music is
to be featured in the services, and the
choirs Of the Baptist, Methodist. st.
Mary's Catholic, and ST. Paurs Epis-
copal have prepared special Easter
musical programs. The children are to
take an active part In the services, ap-
pearing for the most part at the morn
ing services
Services at Baptist.
Two elaborate services are TO be
given at the Baptist church In the
morning the children will given their
Easter program at 10 o'clock, and the
pastor. Rev. r. B. Davidson, will
preach on Christ Is Risen" Mrs E. E.
Gildner will sing Granier's "Hosanna.'
In the evening the chorus of fifty
voices will sing Schnecker's Lenten
cantata. The story of Calvary" The
chorus will be assisted by children's
chorus of fifty voices and Frank Kee-
nan. violinist. A quartet will sing.
The program will open with the pro-
cesional, Grown Him With Many
Crowns" The first part Of the can
tata comprises three choruses, barry
tone solo, and violin solo. 'kol
Nidrel.' Hebrew melody, by Mr..
keenan,. Part opens with recitative
for men, And They Led Him Away"
and follows with chorus for wom-
en-, 20 Jesus, Bitter Tears We Shed"
chorus 20 Sacred Head. Now
Wounded: a barytone solo, 'At About
the Ninth Hour; chorus, IT'S Fin
ished"; soprano SOLO Christ Is
Risen by Miss Irene Mason; quartet,
Awake Thou That Sleepest," Miss
Mason. Mrs. Davidson. DR.. l.. F. KEEL
logg, and Rev. Mr.. Davidson; an East
er carol, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day" by the children's chorus: barry
tone solo, The Resurrection" by Rev.
Mr.. Davidson. with violin chligato by
Mr.. keenan,. The cantata closes with
a chorus, Hail. Holy Cross
Vested Choir at Methodist.
For the first tima the Methodist
choir will appear in its new vestments
at the night service. In the morning
Rev. r. F. Hurlburt will give an Easter
address in connection with an Easter
Sunday school program. In the even
ing the choir will give its Easter con-
cert, assisted by Miss Marguerite
Lewis, violinist.
The first part Of the program COM
prises compositions by Hairy Rowe
Shelley. and opens with an organ vol
untary. The other numbers include
An Evensong" by the choir; Res
direction" by Miss Ruth Haines and
choir; solo. arise, Shine. For Thy
Light Is Come" by Miss Elizabeth
Wellemeyer; and an offertory solo by
Miss Lewis.
of Dudley Bucks compositions, and
King" and LAS 1t Began to Dawn"
selection by male quartet, solo by
Miss Haines, with chorus, "Infa-
matus,' ("stabat Mater'D by Rossini;
another anthem, "Jubilate Deo,'' solo
by Mr.. Arney, anthem by the choir
occasional, and postlude.
Service at St. PauPs.
Celebration of the holy communion
at 1870. Sunday school Easter service
at $50, Easter service and choral eel
ebration OF the communion at II
O'Clock, and evening service at 1880 will
mark the Easter services at ST. PauTs
Episcopal church. From Death Unto
Life" will be the subject of Rev. II. NJ
Babin's morning sermon, and "The
Feast Of JOY" in the evening.
Special Easter musical programs will
be given at both the II and 1880 o'clock
services. At the II o'clock service
Loret's prelude. Easter Alleluia," will
open the program, followed by the pro-
cessional hymn, Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today" Dudley Bucks tie Deum in c.
and Tours "Jubilate In F. will be sung
while StaineTs communion service will
be given. by the choir. The offertorJ
anthem, "They Have Taken Away Ny
Lord" is also by Stainer.
The evening program will include
Dudley Bucks prelude and chants the
offertory anthem. Jesus OF Nazareth
by banks, and Vests postlude "Festal
Song"
St. Mary's Services.
Two services, at 8 and 1880, at
which mass will be said, will bring to
q close the busy Holy Week at St
Mary's Catholic church. Services have
been held at the church Wednesday
Thursday, and Friday nights, when
special Lenten services were preached
by Rev. Francis Renter, OF Ames; Rev
Fred Renter, of Gilbert: ard Rev. J.
J. Fitzpatrick, respectively.
The first mass Sunday morning will
be in charge Of Rev. DR.. Fitzpatrick
who will preach the sermon on Spirit
ual Resurrection" Rev. N. U. Keffeler
will preach on The Joys of Easter
at the second mass. Special Easter
music will be given by the choir at the
later mass.
Other Services Of the Day.
At Central Church OF Christ the
choir will give special musical pro-
grams both morning and evening. II
the morning 'sWhy Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead" will be given as the
opening anthem. and Miss Harris will
sing the solo, There Is a Green Field
Far Away" In the evening the choil
Will sing Great Is the Lord" and Mr.
Bailey will sing the solo, 20 For 8
Closer Walk With God" Rev. c. H
Morris Will speak In the morning OF
| Proper Uses Of Easter" and in tn,
evening on Life Thru the Riser
Savior
| There will be but one service at tn
Elm Lutheran church, and that in tn,
morning when the pastor. Rev. Ing
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