Evening star., 1917-04-08
MUSICAL MENTION.

Grant Us Thy Peace. by wodell: Of
fertory. They Have Taken Away My
Lord, by Harrington, with incidental
solos by Mrs Bode, Miss Nellie Moran
and Edwin Callow, and postlude, Con-
cert Overture in G Minor by Hollins.
At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church the music today, under direc-
! ton of Frederick Hardman. Will con-
| sist, this morning, of the quartet, Fes-
| tival Te Deum (E flaD. by Buck, and
the offertory anthem, AS 1t Began to
prano and baritone solo by Mrs. Mabel
Foote Whitman and Mr.. Hardman, and
| incidental trio by Mrs. Whitman. Miss
Jessie Masters. contralto. and Miss
quartet. who will sustain the second
| soprano part. This evening the choir
Will render The Resurrection. by Shell
ley. with incidental tenor solos by E. r.
Whitman; Christ Our Passover, by Schil-
ling. and Awake. Thou That SIeepest.
| by Maker. Mrs. Whitman will sing
! Know That My Redeemer Liveth. by
| Haendel. and Miss Jessie Masters will
give Christ Triumphant, by Hawley.
AT the West Street Presbyterian
Church today the music, under direc-
| tiou of George Herbert Wells. organist,
viii include. this morning. the anthems,
| Victory, by Shelley: Awake. Thou That
Sleepest, by Greene; o Light That
| Breaks From Yonder Tomb, by Dress
Ter. Evening-Anthems, Christ, Our
PASSOVER. by Millard; Awake. Thou
That Sleepest by Adams; Thy Con-
queror. o Death. Has Come. by Trow-
| bridge; Praise the Name of the Lord,
| by Tschaikowsky. and Festival Gloria
| in EXcelsis. by Buck. The solos will
be sustained by Mrs. Paul Ewing. Mrs
Helen Macleod Gift. D. Austin Howard
and S. Theodore Howard.
At the Westminster Memorial (Pres-
| byterian) Church this morning the
choir anthem will be Awake Tn NV
Glory. by Flaxington, Harker, and the
offertory solo, Christ Is Risen Today
| by Bischoff, sung by Stanley Depue
! This evening the anthem will be BY
| Early Morning Light (traditional
| 1870, arranged by Dickinson-Niemann.
and the solo. Easter Eve. by Gounod.
will be sung by Miss Aileen Miller, So
prano. Mrs, Frank Byram being as
! usual at the organ
The music at st. Paurs Catholic
Chuch this morning. under the direction
of Henry Han, will include the process
sional, Ye Sons and Daughters of the
Lord. by Palestrina: introit, plain
chant; Kyrie and Gloria, from Missa
Salve Regina, by stehle; gradual, AL
leluia and Sequence, plain chant;
Credo, Gregorian; offertory, plain
chant; offertory, motet, Haec Dies, by
/ HANNA: Sanctus and Benedictus and
Agnus Del, from Missa Salve Regina
I by Stehle; communion, plain chant: re-
cessional, The Day Of Resurrection. by
| Young.
The music at Wesley NJ E Church
today will be given by the chorus choir
under the direction of Mrs. Harrington
bers being the anthem. Christ the
| Lord Is Risen Today. by Porter.
bass solo. Herbert Moreton; anthem,
Whom Seekest Thou? by Geibel
Is Risen Today, by Bodine; Lift Your
Voices. by Martin; Christ Our Pass
over, by Chapple. The personnel of the
choir includes the sopranos, Mrs. Mel
Vile Lindsay, Mrs Elizabeth Mcdowell,
and Misses Esther Lawrenson. Georgia
Locke. Mary Lowe and Adah Bagby;
altos, Mrs James K. Kerr and Miss
Clyone Wallace; tenors, Harrington
Barker and Barre Giles and basses.
Herbert Moreton and Lynn Mcdowell
At Gunton-Temple Presbyterian Church
this morning John G. Klein. tenor
and director, will be assisted by
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius harpist
and Miss Lillian Everson, soprano, and
the program will include a prelude for
organ and harp. by Stainer; soprano
solo, I Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth, by Haendel. and harp solos, Song
| Without Words, by Dubeiz, and Priere
by Hasselmans; tenor solo, Hosanna. by
Granier, with harp obligato, and organ
postlude, by Schilling, Mrs. Klein. The
evening service Will be in charge of
the Sunday school. and suitable Easter
| exercises will be rendered by the pupils
with Mrs Klein at the organ.
The program for today at the First
Presbyterian Church will include:
| This morning, I Know That NV Re-
deemer Liveth. by Haendel: process
sional. Welcome, Happy Morning, by
sullivan; anthem, Triumphant Strains
! Arise. by Chapman: solos by Miss Eliza
beth Leckie, DR.. l.. A Sadler and w. H
| Power; offertory solo, Hosanna, bv
Granier. Miss Leckie, and organ
ipostlude, March Pontificale, by Lem
mems.
This evening there will be a fifteen
minute recital. beginning at 7:45
O'Clock, by Mrs. McCarver, violinist:
Miss Tennie Luchs, cellist, and Mrs. G.
F. Schutt. organist, when they viii
play Berceuse. by Ilyinski; Confidence,
by Mendelssohn, and To- Spring. by
Greig. At the service following the
choir will sing the professional, Christ,
the Lord. Is Risen Today, by Gaunt-
lett; anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead? by Simper. solos by
Miss Leckie and Roger ]. Whiteford;
kammenoi Ostrow, by Rubnstein,
violin, cello and organ; anthem,
iChr1st Our Passover, by Schilling, So
los by Miss Leckie and Mr.. Power: Of
fertory solo. Christ Is Risen. by Crack
EFT, Miss Leckle; organ postlude, March
Herolque, by Maxson.
| William Stansfeld, organist and
choir director of the First Cougrega-
tional Church. has arranged the fol-
lowing musical numbers for the Serv-
E, ices today: Morning, organ prelude,
Spring Song. by Macfarlane; anthems,
AS 1t Began to Dawn, by Martin; The
| Resurrection, by Shelley; Hallelujah
Chorus, from The Messiah, by Haendl:
organ postlude, March in f, by Men
delssohn. Evening, organ prelude. Res
direction Morn, by Johnston; Finale,
from First symphony. by Vierne;
tenor solo, recitative. He Was Cut off,
and aria. But Thou Didst Not Leave,
from The Messiah; chorus. Unfold Ye
Portals, from The Redemption. by Gou
nod: anthem, Behold Ye Despisers, by
Parker; organ postlude, Offertofre for
| Easter Day, by Batiste.
At Mount Pleasant Congregational
/ Church this morning the music Will be
rendered by the solo quartet and the
Mount Pleasant Chorus, under dfrec-
tion of DR.. William r. Buchanan, with
Claude Robson at the organ, the pro-
gram consisting Of three choruses. I'm
fold Ye Portals. from The Redemption,
by Gounod: Hallelujah Chorus. from
| The Messiah, and Hosanna, by Granfer
and the offertory. contralto solo AS 1t
Began to Dawn. by Flax1ngton Harker.
will be sung by Miss Florence Steffens
Mr.. Robson will play, for prelude, Eas-
ter Morning, by Mailing, and for post
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