The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-22
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

| Organ, Fantaisie, Dubois.
 Anthem, Behold, Ye Despisers, Parker. 1 Hymn 156, verses 1-4-5. | Prayer, Response. Ladies' sextette, The Resurrection, Shelley. Psalter, Fourth Reading, page 80, Gloria Patri. Anthem, God So Loved the World, | (Crucifixion), Stainer. i Male voices, (a) This is the Day, BerwaId; (b) The Lord is My Light, 1 Sa1ter-
 Anthem, When It Was Yet Dark, Woodman.
 ofertory. Crucifix, (tenor and bass duet,) Faure. | Chant
 Hymn 1 51, verses 1-2-3. Anthem, As It Began to Dawn, Eos ter. | Remarks by the pastor. l Anthem, Come Unto Him, Gounod. l Hymn 163, verses 1-2-4. l Anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day, Tours. | Benediction.
 Organ, finale, (2nd organ suite) :, l Boellnann.
 WASHINGTON PARK ME. CHURCH
 At 1O:3o Sunday morning the choir will render the following numbers: '"The Strife is Ger" by Mendelssohn; Christ, Our Passover" by Schillings; Lift Your Glad Voices,'' by Haeshe The organ work will be Offertorie by 1 Batiste, Ha11eluiah Chorus by Handel. The subject of the Easter message will be "On the Road to Emmaus'' At the evening service at 7:3O one of the finest of the Easter cantatas will be Victory Divine,'' by J. Christopher Marks. The following is the outline:
 Part 1. In the Garden. No. 1. Bass solo, "In the Place'
 No. 2. Chorus, '"Thy Sky is Dark g
 No. 3: Tenor solo, ''He Was Wounded
 No. A. Unaccompanied chorus, God So Loved the World.''
 Part 2. The Earthquake.
 No. 5. Recit. bass, Behold There Was a Great Earthquake.''
 No. 6. Soprano solo and chorus, | 'tIt is the Hour of Morning."
 No. 7. Tenor solo rectt. and air, My Heart in Terror Throbs."
 Part 3. At the Tomb.
 No. 8. Instrumental. | No. g. Bass solo and chorus, fFear Not.''
 No. 10. Bass solo, 'And As They Went"
 Mo-, II. Finale chorus, Death is Swallowed Up.''
 The organ work will include Grand I 2 and Easter Recessiona1 by Kinder. The sermon will be on the subject, Victory For the offertory the choir will sing Magdalene by Warren. The following will compose the choir: | Soprano-Miss Laura Helm, Miss Nellie Ricketts, Miss Lillian GIedhilI. Contralto-Mrs. Wn1- Dungan, Miss 1 Grace Peck, Miss Clarice Bray. | JTenor-Mr. Walter Ley, MT. Her bert Wood, MT. Arthur Meachem. E Bass-Mr. Albert Lapke, MT. Hor- ace G1edhilI, MT. Robert Butt. -se- FIRST, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 Corner State Street and Myrtle Avenue, Rev. John MacLaren Rich ardson,- pastor. Easter Sunday, April I23, 1916.
 Morning Worship 1O:3o Organ Prelude-Resurrectio Morn, Edward F. Johnson. f. Anthem-Christ is Risen from the JDead, James H. Rogers.
 Trio for women's voices, ''Hark the Easter Bells are ringing Gaston
 Offertory-May Morning, Robinson Barrett. F Soprano Solo. The Cross, Harriet Ware.
 Anthem, Lo, the Tomb is Empty.
 Postlude-song of Triumph, H. s. Turner.
 Evening Worship r. Organ Recital o'clock. | { (a) Grand Choeus ''A1leluia," Theo. Dubois.
 Cb) Toccata in A major, J. F. Fry singer.
 (c) Evening Bells, Will C. Macfar- lane.
 (d) Jubi1ate Dec. Alfred J. Silver.
 7:3O o'clock Choir Sentence, The Lord is in His Holy Temple.
 Anthem, O Risen Lord, wm. Arms Fisher.
 Trio for women's voices, Hail to the Risen -Lord,'' Gaul-Shepard.
 Offertory, Chime solo.
 Anthem, Ring out glad bells of Eas- ter Tide, J. c. Bartlett. l Soprano and Alto Duet, '"The Mag dalene,'' Geo. w. Warren. | Post1ude, Laudate Dominun, Chas. A. Sheldon.
 Choir:-Mrs. Judith Landberg F'lather, soprano; Mrs. Florence Legere Hayes, contralto; MT. Lewis F'enton, tenor; MT. Austin MacCon- nell, bass, assisted by Miss Florence Gate, soprano; MT. Elmer s. Joyce, or ganist and director.