New-York tribune., 1918-03-31

moro formally known as the Church
of the Transhguration, at / East
Twenty ninth Street Horns and drum 5
Will assist the organ in the rendition
of suitable wartime music, including
such professionals rs c. B. Clark $
1--WE March, We March to Nictory.
The ceremony of saluting the colors
afternoon services. Easter carols will
be sung by a special choir at s p. n.
Excerpts from Gounods "Redemp-
ton" VIII be sung at the Broadway
Tabernacle Broadway and Fifty sixth
Street, at The evening service, begin
ing at g o'clock. A vested choir OF
thirty voices viii be augmented by the
following soloists: Miss Reba C. En-
ory, soprano; Miss Margaret Keyes,
alto. and Frederick II. Patton, barry
tone. Mss Lucille Folsom Will play
harp selections.
An especially attractive musical
programme has been arranged to cole
brate the festival at the Marble Col
legiate Church, Fifth Avenue and
Twenty ninth Street The choir will
be assisted by a string quartet, which
will play Otto Dieneps Prelude in +
fat and other seasonal selections.
Other numbers on the programme for
morning and evening services include:
"On the Wings of Morning Borne" con-
trafto solo; selections from Gounod's
Redemption" and "a Carol of the
Seventeenth Century,
messiah" To Be Sung
Handel's "Messiah" will be sung at
special music service of the Church
Of the Ascension, Fifth Avenue and
Tenth Street. at o'clock this after
noon, and Gaul's "Thc Holy City" will
be sung by an augmented choir to-
night at ST. James's Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Madison Avenue and
12Gth Street. Harp selections will be
played by Miss Anna Louise David.
Special musical programmes Of in
tcrest also have been arranged for to-
days services at the Madison Avenue
ison Avenue; ST. Mark sin -thc-B Bou-
were, where the rector, the Rev. Will
lam Norman Guthrie, will preach on
"The World Wide Resurrection" and
the Church of the Beloved Disciple,
Eighty-ninth Street, near Madison Ave-
nue., e,~where Vests "Glittering Morn
and Tschakowsky's "Marche Solo
nelle" will be the features
Two hundred Sunday school children
will sing Easter carols this afternoon
in the Church OF the Incarnation. Mad
ison Avenue and Thirty-tifth Street
At the Bedford branch the music
will be furnished by Victor's Venetian
Band, which will render a special
Easter programme, consisting of "Eas-
ter Chimes" "Hosannah" "Hallelujah
Chorus" etc. The Edna White Trum-
pet Quartet wil play. assisted by George
Shackley, pianist, and Alvah Nichols,
barytone
Special Easter programmes, ar.
ranged By the various branches of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
provide for vocal Selections by Nine.
Vande Zandc, formerly of the Brussels
Opera Company, at the West Twenty
third Street branch this afternoon. and
for attractive music at the West Fifty
seventh Street. Harlem, Bronx and
Brooklyn branches of the association
Oldtimc Easter carols Will be sung
this afternoon and evening at the Cen
tral Branch of the Young Women's
Christian Association. the officials Of
which invite any young woman who
feels like singing to go to the branch
and help swell the chorus.
Among Brooklyn musical attractions
to- day will be the singing of Reed
Miller at the Church of the Pilgrims
at :45 p. m, and that of a choir of
! SO voices in Dudley Bucks cantata,
"Christ the Victor" at the Baptist
Temple. The new organ in this latter
edifice will be used for the first time.
An Easter praise service by the
chorus choir, assisted by Miss Kath-
crime P. Gum, violinst, will be held at