El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-09

" ONE OF the DeSL voices III the city
will take part in the big musical
- cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" to
be presented Sunday evening under
the direction Of Charles Andrews, in
Trinity Methodist church
soloists include Mrs. W. D. Howe,
Mrs. Robert L. Holiday, Mrs. Clinton
Conger Ballard, Mrs. r C. Nall, Mrs
W. L. Brown, Mrs. Charles Andrews;
Messrs. J. l. GoggeshalL NJ H Nc
Donald and Charles Andrews
The chorus, in its entirety. IS made
up OF Mesdames W. D. Howe. Robert
l. Holiday. c. c. Ballard and H. NJ
Long, sopranos; Mrs r. c Nall. Mrs
W. L. Brown. Mrs. Charles ]. Andrews
and Miss Z. H. Sweet. contraltosi
Messrs. c. ]. Andrews. C. c Ballard,
W. W. Rose. N. H. Mcdonald and
Leonard Worcester, IT. tenors: ana
Messrs. ]. L. Coggeshalls Frank Cheek.
c. G. Ruby and Arthur Behringer'
bassos Mrs. J. J. Pearce Is organist-
The cantata, with exquisite musical
a accompaniment. depicts the scenes
which mark the last days OF the
Savior's life on earth, and VIII be
more than ever impressive, with the
Eastertide so near.
It will be presented in two parts
the first recalling the rejoicing OF tne
multitude with hosannas and palms,
the view Of Jerusalem from the steep
Of Olivet; the lament over the beauti-
full city: the scene in the temples and
the lonely walk back over the mount
at night; the second. opening with the
supper of the Passover, at which
Jesus washes his disciples feet, and
gives to his friends the new COM
mandment Of love for one another as
the sign of true discipleship- From
IL M
pathos Of the Garden Of Gethsemane,
the sudden appearance OF the hostile
crowd, Jesus forsaken by his disciples,
his utter loneliness among ruthless
foes. the tumult before plate in the
judgment hall, the passage Of the
cross. the tragedy and triumph OF Cal
The program follows:
Part I.
No. lon the way 10 Jerusalem
Chorus, ''W hen Ger the Steep OF
OIivet-
No. Before Jerusalem
Recitation, Like a Fair Vision
Recitation and air. 20, Jerusalem
No. 3-In the temple
Recitation (tenor and baritone),
And Jesus Entered Into the
Temple OF God"
Chorus, Another Temple Awaits
Thee, Lord Divine"
No. -The Mount of Olives
Air (tenor), Not Of This World the
Kingdom Of Our Lord"
Chorus, Twas Night Der Lonely
Ollvst"
Solo Ctenor). "He Was Despised'
Solo tbaritone) and chorus. Come
Unto Him"
Hymn, Just as I Am"
Part L.
No. 5-A New Commandment
Recitation and air (baritone), "A
New Commandment
Quartet and semichorus, %, Thou,
Whose Sweet Compassion"
Recitation Cbaritone). And When
They Had Sung Hymn
Hymn Thy VIII Be Done
No. betrayed and Forsaken-
Chorus. And While He Yet Spake-
Recitation and air (tenor), ''Ye Who
Sin. and Ys Who Sorrow.
No s-Before Plate
chorus with solo CPiiate). Cruelty
Him.
No. s-March TO Calvary
Choral march, The Savior King
Goes Forth to Die"
Recitation Cbaritone), And When
They Came to the Place"
Chorus. 'Droop. Sacred Head"
Hymn. Rock Of Ages
Mrs. Victor c. Moore. in charge OF
the musical program al me W oman :
club Wednesday afternoon, has Sc
cured Miss Adaline Burgess, recently
OF Dallas, who has come TO e Paso
to reside as q valuable acquisition.
for her first appearance in classical
dancing splendid attra elton, in It
self. IN addition. some Of the leading
artists OF the city viii assist. as FOL
lows
Quartet, In Picardie." .......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mrs Robert
L Holiday, Mrs. W. D. Howe, Mrs !
Victor c. Moore. Mrs c J. Andrews
Tenor solo ---.---.--.. c J. Andrews
ContraltO solrs Invocation to Eros,
Jean Paul ...... Mrs. r c. Nah
Piano solr, Scherzo in B flat minor,
Cnapln !. II Evans I
COprano solo. Springs Awakening,
Wilfred Sanderson. Mrs " D. Howe {
Chorus National airs OF the allies,
$500. Sixth grade, Villas school !
ContraltO solo. "Ah. Love But a
Day" Mrs. II. H. A Beach ....
.-.------ Mrs c J. Andrews I
Piano solo, Waltz E. Moskowski-
W4nlIreu WOODS
Soprano solo. The Air Of Salome,"
from Herioiade- Mrs. R L Holiday I
Dance classic (interpretive)
.-..-. Miss Adaline Burgess ]