Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23
music committee of the Oklahoma

the music committee Of the Oklahoma
federation.
After the sessions OF the biennial
Mrs Acosta, who Is one of the clubs
most talented members, being both a
member Of the voice and piano de-
partment. plans to spend Il few weeks
in special study under one of the well
known tutors of the metropolis. Mrs.
Acosta possesses "A splendid. big con-
tralto voice and one which has many
capa bilities. Mrs. Macarthur will
visit in the east, at the close OF the
federation. Hyechka club members
are assured something unusual in the
way Of reports since both Mrs. Mac
Arthur and Mrs. Acosta are to be in
attendance.
1t will be of special interest to his
friends at this time when the the ap-
pearance OF the Minneapolis SYM
phony orchestra is being anticipated.
TO know that Professor Robert Boicc
Carson filled seasons engagement
as tenor soloist with the orchestra a
few years ago. Mr.. Carson will renew
many old acquaintance with the
coming of the orchestra to this city
for matinee and evening concerts
Saturday.
The quartet choir Of First Presby-
terian church, Miss Margaret Hill, So
prano, Mrs. Beatrice Carson, con-
tralto, Mr. Robert Boice Carson,
tenor, and Mr.. w. X. Gubcrson, bari
tone. with Mr.. Carson directing and
assisted by a chorus OF "a voices, will
render two well selected musical pro-
grams at the Easter services today as
follows:
MORNING.
"Entree du Cortege". Dubois
Quartet-"As 1t Began to Dawn.
......' 49,. ...... Martin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Warren
Offertory-"Benedic Dubois
Solo-"Resurrection' ..... Shelley
EVENING.
Cantata-"The Lord of Light and
Love-. "........ ..Julian Edwards
Introduction and Chorus-"Joy to
the World"
Baritone solo with chorus-"Far
Across the Sea" Mr.. Guiberson
Womens chorus-"We Came Here
in the Morning ......... Grey
Solo-"Fear Not. ................
.......... Mrs. George c. Renshaw
Duet-"He Is the Hope of All the
World" Miss White and Mrs. Carson
Chorus-"Lo He Comes"
Solo-"In This Blessed JOY of
Easter. ................ Miss Hill
Chorus-"Ring o. Ring the Bells of
Easter"
The choir of First Methodist
church. directed by Mr.. C. G. Spind-
Ter. has prepared for singing at to-
days services a program of excel
lence. Music for the morning serv-
ices will pc featured by an anthem
and solo by Mrs. Semmes w Parish
In the evening the large chorus choir
will sing the cantata Easter Angels.
The programs
MORNING
Voluntary-Fling Wide Ye Gates
......'',. '.;'''...,..: Staihef
Anthem-IIallelujah. Christ Is
Risen '',;...,,.....'..' flagler
Offertory-Canzonett ........ Hine
Solo--I Know That My Redeemer
b.. Liveth (From Messiah) -. Handel
Mrs s. W. Parish
. Postlude-Improvisat on "Har-
we'll"
EVENING
At the evening service the large
chorus choir will render the canta-
Ia, Easter Angels"
Sopranos Mrs. Shumway. Miss
Mols'oe, Miss Schenk. Miss McMich-
ael Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. McMichael,
Miss West. Miss kuth West Miss
Cartmill
Tenors-Mr. Bennett Mr.. Bull Mr..
Jones. Mr.. Pitcher. Mr.. Housam. Mr..
Jean, Mr.. Hollingsworth.
Altos-Miss Bennett, Miss Deuel.,
Miss Corey. Mrs. Bull. Mrs. Millikin.
Basses-Mr. Hartman, Mr.. Bowser,
Mr. Warfield. Mr. Plttenger. Mr.. Mill
y Ter.
AT Trinity Episcopal church there
will be unusual programs of music AT
both the morning and afternoon YES
per services. with the choir singing
under the direction of Doctor Harold
II. Meissimer. The quartet will be
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