Evening star., 1918-03-31

y. D. c.. MARCH 81,
be, accompanied by Emile Margaret
White, who arranges these programs.
Miss virginia Robinson, soprano.
sang before anG after the George vsaav Wasn- u
ington University debate ,n Thu Tharsaay Wsi.
| ley Of Laughter BY sanderson; The
| Winds In the South by Scott, and en-
core, IAN Open Secret" by Woodnan:
She sang also recently for the NAT Naaonasi r.
annual debate, her numbers being
| The Winds in the South" by Scott. and
when Love Is Kind" an old English
ballad.
| At the II o'clock service this morning
at the Church Of the Nativity (EpisoopaD.
the music, under direction OF 3. Percy
Minnick. organist. win incinoe ene S.I.. nymns: =
Welcome. Happy Morning Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today" cat the Lambs
High Feast We Sing and Jesus Lives"
Easter anthem. Christ. Our Passover.
chant; '"Te Deum Laudamus." Barrett In
e fat; "Jubilate Deo." chant. offertory
anthem. Awake Up, My Glory" Barnby;
Sanctus Strainer in A. and Communion
| hymn, 30 Lamb Of God" Gounod.
At 8 o'clock in the evening ING Msose the sefs,ce anS
Nunc Dimittis, by Sinper, IN p nat. AND
the offertory anthem. Awake Thou That
| Sleepest," Maker.
de Paurs Church this morning. the choir,
under direction OF Miss Mary harrison;
win sing Millard's Mass in G." Unfold
Ye Portals" by Gounod: De Merhers
! Regina Coeli" and Gounod's Praise y 1e
| the Father" The soloists will be: So
! pranos, Mrs. H. Supplee, Mrs. G. j. San
Fellipo and Miss N. Weisman; altos. Miss
! A. Harrison and Miss NJ. Leingang: tenor,
| H. Supplee, and bass. c. ]. San Fellipo.
the music will include the anthems:
AS It Began to Dawn" by Vincent;
God So Loved the World. by Stainer
! (from THE crucifixiono; baritone 500 go
Wheeler 4. wilson,. Evening anthems;
| "Gloria in Excelsis.' by Mozart; In.
fammatus.' by Rossini Gfrom "stabat
! Mater; soprano solo, I Know ina.
The Messiah"). sung by Mrs. Hazel v.
Bachschmid.
.Foundry Epworth League will rem
der an elaborate Easter musical pro
gram this evening at $50 o'clock; In
addition to a series Of choruses BY a
choir of forty-fve voices, with luIl
orchestra accompaniment, the Proggaami gaaai
talent. The order Of service will be as
follows: PrccesHonai, 20 Sacred Head
! Now wounded" by entire choir: Duet, 20
Love That VIII Not Let Me CO.. Mr.
and Mrs :. k,ox p solo hew:s hene Is green
Young; You chorus. Grown HIM" solo.
"Alone," Miss Helen Edgar; selection.
Easter Day ", Miss aho.us Eiaaoe1n it Is jesus
trio, my Peace 1 Leave With You
(Varley), Misses Edgar. Hardesty ana
| Lewis; chorus, Awake" solo Hosan
mas" (Granierl Miss MARY sn1ydar uMompSV, rrown,
ed" recessional centre ehoir)' efo"h
| Him with Many Crowns"
| THE music will be under the direction
Of Charles Ernst orchestra n.an. mias a,IeJl Lois
stuntz. organist, and George Dixon
Thompson, pianist.
church at ii o'clock this morning, d.
| rected by Miss Mary Louise Suliivan:
will be as follows: "Vidi Aquam,
Kempter; 'Kyrie" and Gloria" HAYDN.
No. l; Vent Creator as.r.UvE MiesaRRe. aRe;
gina Coeli." Gloria; .sanctus. Haydn.
No. i; "Benedictus." Haydn, No. l:
| "Agnus Dei." Haydn. No. 1: occasional.
| unfold Ye Portals" Gounod.
| At the COLUMBIA Heights Christian
Church the choir, under direction OF
| John l.. Walker. accompanied by an or
% anthem' Arise. shine" by Maker, and
there will be also cello solo. "Ber-
ceuse," by Kinder. and soprano solo.
| easter Morn" by Hawley, sung by
Mrs. Isdell. The evening anthems VIII
| be: "As 1t Began to Dawn. by Ross.
and Christ Is Risen." by Spross.
The choir of Emmanuel Baptist
-, AHy1 "a
Dickinson. will render special Easter
music at both morning and evening
services today. This morning will be
given: Regina coel." by Gierza;
psnnington a sGs viii sing Jesus @ lives BY
Dawn" by Vincent: 20 King 1mmor-
tal," by Brackett; solo, "Hosanna," by
Elaborate music has been arranged
by the several choirs of Holy Name
| Church for the various services today.
Doyle will be, unable to direct the
choirs as usual, but the program as
previously arranged by her will be car
ried out.
choir, accompanied by Miss Marie r.
Melting and assisted by Messrs. Mccall
lum. Brawner and Hopwood. violinists.
| will sing. as follows: I'VE Win Greet
Him (GelDelt, tCnOFuss ESesuTTeAlL
Sicut Dixit," words by Miss Melting
and the music from Spring Song"
(Mendelssohn) Miss Elsie Leckert at
the offertory: Christ Is Risen From
the Dead" (Banks); solo, Miss Agatha
Healy, and chorus; There's a Glory
Bright (VerdD, chorus; occasional,
"Alleluia. Alleluia, Let the Holy An
| thems Rise"
At the solemn high mass at 1890
| o'clock-at which the celebrant will be
Rev. C. A. Dubray. with Father Hayes
deacon and Rev. Thomas Kervick sub
deacon-the senior choir, accompanied
by Mrs. Charles Hughes. will sing La
Hache's 'Missa Pro Pace" with Gou-
mods "Sanctus" and "Benedictus." The
ofYertory will be Regina Coeli' MAR
zo), and the recessional unfold, Ye
Portals" (Gounod).
| At 1880 o'clock in the evening the
| male choir. directed by James L. Dun
can, will sing Sterns Solemn vespe1 g."
with Holden's 20 Salutaris" and Tan
tum Ergo" by Faure.
| During the month of April a post
Lenten musical service will be given
each Sunday evening at Petworth NJ E.
Church. in addition to the regular serv.
ice, under direction of Dwight S. Church.
The vested choir will be assisted by
the recently organized orchestra and
Mrs. John Sylvester will be, as usual,
at the organ, with Mrs. @. Ellis Will
liams at the piano. In connection with
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