Evening star., 1918-03-31

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tasia." by Best: soprano solo. "aosan-
na,'' by Granier, Mrs b H smart;
iujah Chorus" rom '.The Messiah" BY
Handel: organ postlude., "sonata Pas.
Gale" by Lemmens This evening .ne ,s
consist Of the oantata, THE Messiah
them. Unfold Ye Portals" BY Gounod:
with the organ pestlude roSSasa." w,da,
Solo and quartet parts will be given
| by Mrs Smart, Miss Marian Larner,
Herbert F. Aldr1dge and J.. Walter
Humphrey, and there will be the usual
chorus of fifty voices.
At St. Paurs Lutheran Church today
the music will be rendered by the quar-
! tet, Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsmar,
Mrs. Julian Brylawski. Roy Glider and
| ing voices, at the morning service, the
numbers being as follows: Organ pre-
lude, "Cantiiena," by Marshant; M pro. pro.
Dawn" by Protheroe: "The Day Of
Resurrection" by spence: soprano
solo. BE Comforted. Ye That Mourn
BY seher anthem anthem awans eonsrsto up soio
Christ triumphant" by Shelley; re-
cessional. YES the Redeemer. Rose"
. and organ postiude. coronation
March," by Meyerbeer
| The music at Waugh NJ. E. Church
today, under direction of Mrs. ]. ].
Stahl, with Mrs. Delphine Brown at the
organ. will be as follows: Morning,
deemer Liveth," by Handel: anthem.
Where Is Thy Victory" by Stainer;
Toward the First Day of the Week"
| by Martin: organ postlude. "Scherzo,"
by Faulkes. Evening. prelude. Spring
Song" by Mendelssohn; anthem, God
Hath Appointed a Day." by Tours; con-
traIto solo. ANGELS Message" by Loud,
Mrs. Milton c. White; violin solos, "Hu-
moresQue." by Dvorak. and Ave Maria"
| by Schubert, Miss Anita Kloss; anthem,
stainer: soprano solo, The Lord is My
Light" Mrs. Stahl; anthem, Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today" by Wilson; BARI
tone solo. Defend Me still" by Jordan.
tino." by Martini-Kreisler. and Ron
dino" by Beethoven -Kreisler, Miss
Kloss: anthem, "As 1t Began to Dawn"
by Martin. incidental solo. Mrs. stahl:
organ postlude, 'Toccata," by Dubois.
A well rendered program was given
Saturday afternoon by the piano pupils
Of Miss William Gatchell. assisted by
Miss Helen Todd. soprano. Among
those participating in the program were
Helen Drew, Margaret Lackey. Emily
Blake, Louise Hess Elizabeth Drew.
James Bowen, Lucille Camp. Charlotte
Reed. Geneva Christie, Martha Hen
shaw, Virginia Spear, William VIM
and Katherine Buynitzky.
Miss Barbara Hildreth, vioIoncellist,
will be the soloist at the Easter recital
= /, ,t-0 A.
play Remembrance" by Telma; La
imento." by Faure; From the Land OF
the skyblue Water" by Cadman;
"Musette," by Onenbach; "Erscheinung.'
by Worlanofr, and "Berceuse," by Hau-
consist of trios by Miss HiIdreth, Miss
Helene Woytych, violinist, and Mrs.
Sue Burrows Jennings. pianist.
The choir OF the Church of the Incar-
nation, under direction OF Mrs. Henry
White, will sing this morning the pro-
cessional. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day" from "Lyra Davidica:" anthem,
peu % Our ss major by nR Hoegss
mon hymn. "The Strife is Der" by
Palestrina; ofrertory anthem, They
Have s.a;e.r: Tahsn ,hsIa,. Away NY Lord" BY
Feast We Sing" by Elvey; Communion
Service in F Major" by stainer: reces-
sional. Come, Ye Faithful by Sullivan
The incidental solos will be sung by
Elsie Carleton Small. soprano; Katha-
rine Rich, mezzo-soprano; Ruth Pope
adm Gertrude Browne. contraltos; Quin-
cey E. Werlein. baritone, and Irving
Hoffman, bass. The organ numbers by
Trinita Beata." from "Laudi Spiritual"
"A. D. 1545). and Coronation March,"
by Meyerbeer.
student set should include the meeting
Of Miss Eta Schmids Memory Club.
Among those contributing to the pro-
gram were Antcsnette Loetsch, who play
ed Morning Mood" by Grieg; Music
in: "Liebesfreud.' by Kreisler: Mary Tar
bell, who gave Novelette," by Reinhold:
"Solfeggietto." by Bach, and Waltz for
Left Hand Alone by Gerritt- Smith,
and Miss Mildred Fleenor, whose numbers
iano,' by Schumann, and Hide and
by Schytte.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the direc-
tion Of H. w. Weber. will give a public
rehearsal tomorrow night in the lecture
room of Keller Memorial Church, Miss
Lydia Bigelow, soprano: Mrs. Milton c.
White, contralto, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ukulele, being the soloists. Admission
will be free and music lovers are cor
daily invited to attend.
Easter will be observed at the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church to-
day with specially selected music which
will be sung by Mrs Agnes Bode, So
prano Mrs. Nellie Newton Shore, con-
tralto; Adolf Werner, tenor, and Edwin
Callow, bass, with Mrs. Charles Brooks
Smith, organist and choir director Ar
senio Ralon. violinist. who has recently
come to this country from Guatemala.
will assist at the morning service. The
program is as follows: Prelude violin
solo. "Consecration.' from Second Son.
alta" Huber: quartet, Christ, Our
Passover" Bartlett; hymn, THE Day of
Resurrection" Smart; "Gloria Patri"
from Greatorex collection; tenor solo,
''IIosanna," Granier; hymn. For All the
Saints. Barnby; response, Risen
Lord, We Bow Before Thee" Van
Woerts: offertory. LAS 1t Began to
Dawn" c. Whitney Coombs, with Incl
dental solos by Mrs. Bode. Mrs Shore
| Mr.. Werner and Mr.. Callow: soprano
solo, THE Resurrection" Shelley; yio-
lin obligato. hymn, Christ, the Lord. is
Risen Today" Reading: postlude, "Ho-
sanna" Washs Evening, organ prelude.
"Allegretto." Archer; Gloria Patri ;
Knapp; quartet. They Have Taken
Away My Lord" Harrington: response,
Spirit of God Descend Upon My
Heart" Harlinge; ofrertory, Christ Is
Risen" Lansing, and hymn, Beyond
the Starry Skies" old German chorale;