The Washington times., 1917-03-31
MUSIC PROGRAMS
FOR PALM SUNDAY
Churches Arrange for Special
Passion Week Vocal and In
StrumentaI Offerings.

Palm Sunday will be as follows, with
the choir under the direction OF Ham
lin L. Cogswell, and Eulalie Buch-
anan at the organ: a. m, holy COM
munion; IL a. m, holy communion,
with special musical program. Pro
cessional hymn, "All Glory, Laud and
Honor to Thee" hymn LOG, "The
Story of the Cross" to be sung by
children; "Kyrie," by Elvey; "Gloria
Tibi," 1S2, chant: sermon hymn lOl'
"When 1 Survey the Wondrous
Cross" sermon by the rector: ofer-
tory anthem, "The Palms." by Faure,
tenor solo, William Davis; "Sanctus,
Taylor; communion hymn 226, Bread
of the World" "Gloria in Excelsis,
old chant: "Nunc Dimittis'' in Z,
Marks: recessional hymn 81, hide
On, Ride On in Majesty" 8 p. m, full
evening prayer read without music.
S p. m, half hour Gospel song service,
70 be followed by a Bible story told
by the rector, the subject to be
Judas" Miss McLearen will sing,
"There Is a Green Hill Far Away" by
Gounod, and A. w. Jett will sing
The Palms."
At Ha1hIIne NJ. E. Church.
Z. Church will be given by a solo
quartet composed of MariOu Greene,
soprano; Mrs. John Humphrey, alto;
Clarence Lewis, tenor, and Fred
schaeffer, bass, with Edith B. Athey,
as organist and director. The pro-
gram follows: Organ voluntary,
''PaIm Sunday (Maillyl: anthem,
Jerusalem, Turn Ye," from Gal
liza" of Gounod; offertory solo, THE
Palms" Faure), Mr.. Scnaefter;
organ, HMarche Triomphale." At
the evening service the music Will be:
Organ, Spring Song" CMacfarlane);
anthem, Jerusalem" (Parker); offer
tory anthem, "Open Wide The Door"
IBurke): organ postIude, -Fosanna"
(Wachs).
Special Musical Services.
An impressive and beautiful mu-
slcal service will take the place OF
the regular evening service at Wash:
ington Heights Presbyterian Church.
Palm Sunday evening, beginning at
7:45 o'clock. ''The Seven Words From
the Cross" by TIL. Dubois, will be-
given under the direction of Mrs.
Charles Brooks Smith, organist. The
quartet-Mrs. Agnes Bode, soprano:
Miss Nellie Moran, contralto; Adolf
Werner, tenor, and Edwin Callow,
bass-will be assisted by Mrs. Edwin
CalIow. soprano: Miss Marian Mccoy,
contralto: G. Walter Sorrell, tenor.
and Ambrose Durkin, bass. Solo parts
will be sustained by Mrs. Bode, Mr..
WerneS, and Mr.. Durkin. For the
efertory Mr.. Sorrell will sing "An
Easter Song" by Voorhis. For the
ANN
gram has been arranged: "Festal
PRELUDE" (MannIng): quartet. 20
Jesus We Adore Thee" (Brewer), with
contralto and tenor solos by Miss
Moran and Mr.. Werner; response,
Father in Thy Mysterious Presence"
(Dressler)l; offertory solo, THE
Palms" (Faure), Mrs. Agnes Bode:
pOstlude, Jerusalem" (Parker).
At First CONGREGATIONAL
At the First Congregational Church
the Palm Sunday and Holy Week mu-
sic has been arranged by William
Stansfield, organist and choir director,
as follows: Palm Sunday, IL g. m.-
Organ prelude, Fantasia" .CBest), in
+: anthem, "Hosanna" (Parker); or
gan pOstlude, choral prelude, "All
Glory, Laud and Honor" (Bach). Even
ing service, at T:3O-Organ prelude,
"Pomp and Circumstance" (Elgar);
"Berceuse". (Kinder): soprano solo.
"The Cross" CWare(: chorus, "And
the Glory of the Lord" CHandeD: an
them, "The Palms" (Faure): organ
postlude, "Offertoir" in G. IWely).
Wednesday evening, April 4, at s
o'clock-The choir Of the First Con-
gregational Church, under the direc-
tion of Mr.. Stansfield, will sing "The
soloists will be Mrs. B. H. Smart, Miss
Marian Larner, Herbert F. Aldridge.
J. Walter Humphrey, and N. W.
Preston.
Three Music Services.
At the First Presbyterian Church,
John Marshall place. on Palm Sum-
day, the music program will be as
follows: Eleven a. M, organ pre-
Jude, professional, "Ride on In Ma
Jesty;" anthem. Jerusalem" (Par-
kerb; offertory, "The Palms"
CFaure), Miss Elizabeth Leckie and
chorus; organ postlude,- March
Triomphal" demmens). At the
evening service at 7:45 o'clock
recital will be given by Mrs. Schutt
and Miss Leckie, with the following
program: go Sanctissima" Uux);
Save Me, o God" CRandegger);
THE Holy Women at the Sepulchre"
CGounodD. Organ pOstIude, March
Romaine" CGounod). On Good Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock "The Seven
Last Words of Christ From the
Cross" from the music of Haydn
and Dubois, will be sung by Miss
Ieckie and the chorus, assisted by
Charles Myers and Roger J. White
ford, with Mrs. Schutt at the organ.
From StaIner's CrncIfixIou.
Palm Sunday evening at S o'clock
there will be a musical ssryice in st.
PauI's Lutheran Church, Eleventh
and II streets, when .hs choir will
give a program Of passion music.
There will be several selections from
Stainer's CrucifiXion, "And They
Came To a Place Called Getisemane,"
'God So Loved the World" and Lit
any OF the Passion" for quartet; duet
for tenor and baritone, $50 Thou Lift
est Thy Divine Petition" soprano
soto, from Macfarlane's Message
From the Cross" Hear Us Holy
Jesus" contrAtO solo, He Was De-
splsed and Rejected" Handel, and the
last number from Mercadantes
Seven Last Words" $50 Jesus Died"
Miss Edna Scott Smith,will substitute
for Mrs. BryIawski, and Charles F.
Bartlett for Roy Glider. The latter