Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

RING OUT WITH
JOYTOMORROW
Elaborate Musical Programs
to Mark Easter Services
in Indianapolis.

prepared. In some churches special
pageants will be presented.
In the Catholic churches musical pro-
grams will accompany mass at different
hours.
An especially elaborate program will be
given at the cathedral of SIS. Peter and
Paul at pontifcial high mass, which will
be celebrated at 1918 a. m. At 30
O'Clock there will be pOntihcial vespers,
preceded by a fifteen minute organ re-
citaL.
The pageant, MARY at the Tomb"
written by Mrs. Samuel r. Artman, will
be presented at the Central Christian
church Sunday morning at $3.50 a. m. 1t
will be under the direction Of Miss Hazel
Fesler for whom the leading role, Mary
Of Bethany, was written.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES.
A festival celebration win mark the
services at st. PauTs Episcopal church at
80 and a. m. There will be a special
celebration in the chapel at 10 As.
At the First Congregational church
there will be an elaborate music service
at IL o'clock.
Morning and evening services with
fine vocal program are to mark the day
at the Memorial Presbyterian church.
The big services of the day at Olive
Branch Christian church will be held at
p. N. r. B. Rudy is director and Miss
Edna Taylor organist.
Morning and evening music at the
Broadway NJ. E. church viii be by choir
under direction Of Willard E. Beck. Mrs.
NJ E. white is the organist.
Morning subject at North Park Christ
ian church at 10 40 will be "Reviving
Power Of the Resurrectiol;" evening. ~,
Arguments for the Resurrection Of In
disputed Facts" Special music programs
at both Services.
All Souls Unitarian church will have
elaborate ceremony at II o'clock. Mrs
Ernest Schmidt soprano: Mrs. Louise
Schellschmidt Koehne. harpist; Adolph
Schellschmidt. cellist; William Cane.
violin Mrs. a. c. Brockway. organist.
Services at the Maple Road NJ z.
church viii be AZ 7:45 p. N. Miss Emma
Jane Gift soprano: Mrs F. II. Nelson,
contralto: C. c. Hoyle. tenor: w. J. Con
drey. baritone: Earle Howe Jones, or
ganist- Also fine program IN morning
Morning and evening musical program
at Hall Place NJ E church.
Resurrection Morn" will open the
program az the Meridian Street VI. +.
church. Mrs. James Pearson. soprano;
Miss Mary Norman, contralto; Mvroa
Watkins. tenor, and Fred Jerry. bari
tone, will lead the singing Mrs. How
ard is organist and director.
At Roberts Park VI. z. church there
will be special programs Of music At
morning and evening services.
Mrs Anne Barnard Fitzgerald and Ne
lissa 7. Cornelius. violin and voice, re-
spectively. will feature the Irvingtou
NJ Z. church program in the morning.
MINED QUARTET
WILL SING.
Fine morning and evening programs
are 10 be given at the services az the
Second Presbyterian church 4 quartet
composed of Mrs. r. = Kinnaird. So
prano: Mrs. Goldie Marian Williams, con
tralto; John X. Reid, tenor. and Charles
A. Clary, bass Will sing, assisted by
Mrs. Marie Dawson Morrell. violinist. and
Miss Alberta Mccain. harpist. Charles
F. Hansen is organist and director.
Morning and evening programs at Me
mortal Presbyterian church. Miss Elsie
Elizabeth MacGregor, organist and di-
rector, Miss Catherine Howard. soprano:
Miss Myrtle c. Pratt. contralto; Ray
mond A. Edie. tenor; Charles L. Alwes.
bass. assisted by Miss Bertha Schell-
schmidt. violinist. and Mrs. Louise
Schellschmidt Koehne. harpist.
At Edwin Ray N. Z. church Mrs. Paul
f. Brown, organist, Miss Hazel Brooks,
Miss Mildred Schmadel and others will
be on the program. Herman II. Rahe is
director.
\ quartet consisting of Mrs. James H.
Lowry. Mrs. Marie Allison Elliott, De
Witt s Morgan and Dwight ). Talber-
with Mrs. Frank Edenharter, orgauis;.
viii give an Easter recital in the morn
ing at the Fourth Presbyterian church
At the West Washington Street VI.
E. church an evening program will be
given by c. \. Carlisle, Arthur Berry.
Grace Mae Blaisdel and Mrs. Charles
Nanville. W. +. Bornkamp is direc-
tor
Risen, a Glorious King" by the
choir, will feature the morning serv-
ices at the Prospect Street NJ. E. church
while in the evening Miss Verna Den
zier, Mrs. T. a. Wenner, Mrs. Edward
George, T. a. Wenner, Miss Clara 10
banning and Miss Dorothy Wenner. d.
rector, will give a program.
There will he morning and evening
services at the Maple Road NJ. L. church
Soloists VIII be Miss Emma Jane Cliff,
soprano; Mrs. F. II. Nelson contralto F;
c. G. HOyle. tenor; W. 7. Condrey. bari
tone and director; Earle Howe Jones,
organlst.
At the Third Christian church eve
ming services Mrs. Earhart, Miss HILL
SIR Pearcy, Mr.. Canfeld; male quartet
Messrs. Hopper, Kirkbride, Jones and
Barnes; ladies' quartet, Mesdames
Barnes, Highly. Potts and Linn; Miss
Grace Black, organist; F. E. Ellis, di-
rector.
There will be two programs at the
Westminster Presbyterian church. morn
ing and evening. Mrs. W. J. Straw, so
prano; Thomas r. Knox, tenor; Fred
VanArsdale. bass; Miss Ruth VI. Lau-
ham. cOntralto and director; Miss Lora
V. Hoop, organist.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
a pOntidcsl high mass during the morn
ing celebration with a musical program
furnished by, the choir, composed Of H.
E. Calland, George Smith, II. P. Pagani,
E. \. Steffen, c. A. O'Connor, Thomas A
Nealis Jr., Edward LaShelle, Elmer A.
Steffen, director, and Frances B. Spencer,
organist, will mark the services at the
cathedral OF St Peter and Paul, while
at 80 o'clock vespers will be said pre-
coded by a fifteen minute organ recital.
A mixed choir of twenty five voices
directed by +. J. Boerger, organist, will
provide music for the Easter celebration
at the Sacred Heart church, where the