Evening star., 1917-04-08
gar. The service this evening will be-
gin at o'clock and will be in charge
Of the Sunday school.

The Easter music at St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, under direction of
Alfred g. Eldridge. will include. this
morning. the professional. Christ. the
c1rst Our Today ay Bedne
Deum and Jubilate, by Norden; anthem,
Awake Thou That Sleepest, by Maker:
Kyrie and Gloria, by Leech; The Strife
Is Ger. by Palestrina: anthem. And
quake, by Marks: Sanctus, by Leech;
Benedictus, by Gounod: Agnus Del, by
Gilbert; Gloria in Excelsis, old chant:
Nunc Dimittis. Gregorian; Angels. Roll
At the North Carolina Avenue Meth
odist Church the music today Will be.
Ross. formerly Marguerite Allen. and
VIII include the organ prelude, Spring
Song, by Hollins: anthem. Risen 10
Reign, by Chase; Hosanna, by Granier.
MISS MISS o Sue v. Hess: anthem, The Resur- sur
Passover, by Schillins. Solo parts will
be sustained by Misses Ada NJ. Filler.
Miriam Bryan. Mabel McCalip, Edith
Martyr and John Martyr. Organ post
lude, Hallelujah Chorus.
| At Trinity Episcopal Church today
the music, as arranged by Oscar
Franklin Comstock. will include the
Stanford's 3 fiat TIE Deum; Communion
Service in c. by Tours, and He Is Risen.
| by Gadsby, at the morning service, and
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis. in b
| fiat. by Stanford. and Very Early in the
Morning, by Parker, at the 8 o'clock
evening service. The usual preliminary
organ service Will take place at 1880
O'Clock, among the numbers being Fes-
I tival March, by Foote; Pastorale, by
Ma,cMaster: Risoluto, by Parker: Fan
TASTE -Fugue on the Easter Alleluia, by
| Dittrich. and Postlude in d, by Smart.
The Easter music at Ham1ine Metho-
dist Church this morning, under direc-
ton Of Miss Edith B. Athey. will be
rendered by Miss Marian Greene, Mrs.
John Humphrey, Clarence Lewis and
Fred Schaeffer, the program including
the organ prelude. Resurrection Morn,
| by Johnston: anthems. He Is Risen, by
/ Atwater; God Hath Sent His Angels,
| incidental alto solo, Mrs. Humphrey,
and offertory duet The Conqueror, by
Coombs, Miss Greene and Mrs. Hum
phrey. Evening: Organ prelude, Ga
Vote Moderne, by Lemare; anthem,
Shout Ye High Heavens. by Chadwick;
violin solo, Meditation, from That's, by
Massenet. Miss Helen Dodge; anthem,
Mr. schaeffer; tenor solo, Life Over
Death Is King. by Lord. Mr.. Lewis: an
them, o King Immortal, by Brackett,
with violin obligato. and organ post
| lude. Song of Triumph, by Burgess.
| At the Sacred Heart Church this
morning the choir will be supplemented
| by an orchestra, with Armand Gum
precht directing and ]. B. Wilson at
the organ, and the solos will be sus
tanned by Miss Mabel Latimer, Mrs. J.
F. White. James K Young'and William
Madigan in Gounod's St Cecilia Mass;
alto solo, Veni Creator, by Gumprecht;
! ofYertory, Hosanna, by Granier-Bieder-
man. and postlude. Unfold Ye Portals,
| by Gounod-
| at $3.50 o'clock this morning by the
| Bible school of the New York Avenue
| Presbyterian Church in the lecture
room of the church. The music will
voices, under direction of Paul Whit
| ney Fishbaugh, and Miss GLADYS Price,
soprano: Miss Elsa Raner, violinist,
| and Miss Ruth r. Jones, cellist, will
Andante con moto. by Chaminade; pro-
| cessional, Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day dyra Davidica); songs, Meath the
Morning Star and Seek Not in the Gar
| den, by Hall: IntermezZo, for violin,
! cello and piano, by Hadley; anthem,
| The Magdalene, by Warren; trio, Mel
| ody in g Flat. by Cadman; soprano
| solo, The Risen Christ. by Woodman;
| violin solo. Andante. by Hubay, and
| song. Hosanna, by Hall
Last Sunday evening the congrega-
| ton of Vermont Avenue Christian
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song cycle. Mary, by Miss Jessie Mas
| ters. contralto soloist of the choir. Paul
| Bliss, the composer. has written and set
| to music four poems each portrayiug
a scene in the life of the Virgin Mary.
| The first number is Mary's cry of ex-
ultation after the Annunciation. Not
| the Magnifcat. but the natural cry of
| awakening motherhood The second
! poem is the Virgins lullaby to her
sleeping Son and as He means in His
sleep, she recalls the prophecies con-
| cernirg the Messiah. Who must bear
the transgressions of His people. The
! last two scenes are laid at the other
end of the life journey of the Savior.
| The Virgin Mother. weeping at the foot
of the cross, turns aside from her own
grief to comfort the mother of the good
| thief Then follows the return from
Calvary with the beloved disciple and
amid the jeering cries of the mob, rises
! the cry of the bereaved mother. Miss
| Masters was in good voice and gave
! the songs with appropriate sentiment
! Each number was prefaced by scrip
tural reading and meditation by the
pastor Rev. Earle Wiley A. w. Har
4 ned accompanied at the organ and play
ed also during the Introductory service.
I An arrangement by Mr.. Harmed for
| three voices of I Waited for the Lord
/ from Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise,
was sung at the offertory by Mrs. Mabel
! Foote Whitman, soprano; E. r. Whitman,
tenor and Frederick Hardman. bari
tone and choir director.
At st. Johns Church, Georgetown,
| TODAY the musical portion of the three
services. under the direction of Samuel
A. Leech. organist and choirmaster,
| will be as follows:
This morning at $50 o'clock. Holy
/ Communion Service in {, by Leech;
AS 1t Began to Dawn, by Chatfin; Clio
ria in EXcelsis, old chant
A II O'Clock, Christ Our Passover, by
Schiiling; TIE Deum in +. by kotchmar;
! Jubilate Dec in Z fiat. by Buck: 1ntroit
anthem, Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day. bv Bodine; offertory: Awake, Thou
| That Sleepest. by Maker: Three-fold
! kyrie, by Barnhy; Gloria Tibi and
/ Sanctus, by Leech; Gloria in EXcelsis,
! evening at 7:3o o'clock, Magnificat
| and Nunc pimittis, by Roberts. As 1t
! Repan to Dawn, by Chatflu. At all three
| Of the services the solo parts VIII be
sustained by Charles Bright. baritone;
| Arthur Simpson, tenor, and Lloyd Ber-
/ rail-, soprano.
| At st. Peters Catholic Church the
| cboir under direction of Mrs. Hattie
/ Ritchie Prescott, with Miss Catherine
| McKenna, organist, will render this
morning Vidi Aquam. by kempter:
| Haydn's Imperial Mass, No. ): Neni
| creator, by Mozart; offertory. Regina
! Coeli. by Benedict; after the mass, I'm
| fold We Portals by Gounod. Afternoon,
| 4 o'clock Vespers, by Mercadante; Re-
! gina CoeIi. by Benedict: o Salutaris,