The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-22

Postlude, Pre1udium Festivum, Becker.
 TRINITY CHURCH.
 1O:sO A. M.
 Prelude, A11eluia, Dubois.
 Hymn, The Strife is Der, Palestrina. Hymns in procession, Jesus Christ is Risen To-day, Worgan; Welcome, Happy Morning, Sullivan.
 Introit Like As the Hart, Plain song.
 Kyrie Eleison, P1ainsong.
 Sequence, Jesus Lives!, Gauntlet. Credo, Plainsong.
 Omertory, At the Lambs High Feast, Rosennul1er.
 Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei and. Gloria, in E-flat, Cruickshank.
 Post-Communion, Christ is Risen, Sullivan.
 RecessionaI, Christ the Lord is Risen To-day, German.
 Postlude, Alle1uia, Loret.
 7:3O P. M.
 Prelude, Easter Day, Loret.
 Processional, Come, Ye Faithful. Sullivan.
 Proper Psalms.
 Magnificat and Nunc Dinitis, in A minor. Noble
 Carol, Filii, PIainsong. z Hymn, The Day of Resurrection. Martin.
 offertory. The Strife is Ger. Pa1es- trina.
 Hymns in procession, Jesus Christ is Risen To-day, Morgan; Christ is Risen, Sullivan.
 Recessiona1, Christ the Lord is Risen To-day, German.
 Postlude, Hal1e1ujah Chorus, (Gount of. O1ives), Beethoven
 T. Reginald Tordoff, chairmaster; Edgar J. Aiken, organist.
 UNITED CONC. CHURCH.
 Service at South church, corner Gi1- bert and Broad streets, Easter Sunday 10:30, a. n.
 Prelude, trio for violin, piano and organ, Romance A. d'Ambrosis.
 Hymn 433, Christ the Lord is Risen To-day"
 Easter anthem, t'As it Began to Dawn Charles Vincent! Prayer response eLet Thy Mercy o Lord Be Upon Us,'' R. Huntington Woodman.
 offertory, double quartete, with vio- lin ob1igato, 70 Risen Lord,'' William Arms Fisher.
 / Hymn 446, t'Harki Ten Thousand Harps and Voiees.''
 Sermon, Rev. William Watson Ran ney.
 Double quartette, Hane1jah Chorus, From the Messiah, Handel.
 Benediction Response, Sevenfold Amen, Stiner.
 Post1ude, Toccata in G Minor, Beeher.
 Miss Margaret Hogan, Miss Reb9, Harris, sopranos; Mrs. Robert B. Hard, Miss Norma Weber, contraltos; Alex ander Howell, Louis Ginand, tenors; Joseph F. Wie1er, Robert Clarke. -basses; Lorenzo Oviatt, organist; Mrs. Elmer Beardsley at the piano, assisted IoxyT ,nIIiS "a his
 The Easter concert at 5 D. m. Sun day at the United church, Broad and Gilbert streets, given by the large Sun day school with orch hestra1 accompani- ment and other exercises will make an interesting hour for you, Mrs. Elmer Beardsley, piano; Lorenzo Oviatt, or gan, assisted by the large double choir. Strangers are heartily vel come. k Organ pre1ure, MT. Oviatt, Pras1u- dium Festivum, Becker.
 Processiona1, Hymn IA, We March, We March to Victory.
 Chorus, Mo- 1, Hail Mighty Victor. Prayer and Lords prayer.
 Responsive reading, Isaiah VII, The Prophecy of His Suffering.
 Chorus, Rejoice! Rejoice! The Saw four Arose To-day.
 Kindergarten, Sunbeam Song.
 Primary department, Agnes Warner, Easter Story; Grace Snowden, A Greeting.
 Song, Where Do All the Daisies Go? Katrina Hincks, Winter Days Are Ger.
 Chorus, No. 8, Awake! Awake!
 Philip Helbig and Earl Eisenan, The Change.
 Esther Wilsol. A Little Sunbeam.
 Helen Wilson. What the Little Thing Said.
 Chorus, No. IA, Springtime Again is Here.
 Susan Burrough, Francis Bullard, and Theodosia Hawley, All Things Bright and Beautiful.
 Minnie F1ader, At Easter Time.
 Mary Anderson, Wheeler Anderson
 Mrs. Pease's class, Easter exercise. When I Read the Sweet Story of Old.
 Offertory, double quartette, Cal vary.
 Address, Rev. William Watson Ran ney.
 Closing song, Resurrection Joy.
 Benediction.
 Post1ude, Grand Choeur, Rollins. PARK STREET CONGREGATIONAL
 Easte music will be sung tomorrow at Park. street Congregational chuch by a full chorus choir and soloists un- der direction of Harry H. Whitaker. Following are the singers: Sopranos, The Misses Elsie Nobbs, Lois Blake, Fieda French, Mary Watson, Katherine e Thuesen and Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Mrs. Howard Gorham,