The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Tannhauser tWagner) quartet. Now
II Christ BE Preached tRogcrs)
Prayer Response (Whelpt1n). OF
fertory. noccturnc no. 3 Uiszt1
Solo, Christ Is Risen (ScottD Miss
Anderson. Postludc. Halleluiah
Chorus Messiah" tHandcll
Evening program at 7.30 O'Clock:
Prelude, William Toll overture"
| ORossinD; Quartet. Tho Reurrec-
tion Morn tGalbraith), solo. Gcth-
semane COIlaral MIR Parker. Of
fortory Second Movement from Nio-
lin Concerto CMendclssohn). Miss
Edith Lockwood. Quartet. We Bells
Of Easter Day CDrosslcsJ (Nioliu
obligato by Miss Lockwood) Post
ludc, Grand March from Aida
CVcrdi)
Episcopal Service.
Trinity Episcopal church, Fifth
street and Cincinnati avenue, Rev.
Rolfc =. Crum, rector:
$50 a. m, Early communion eerV-
ice; adult choir, 80 voices will sing
and soprano solo will be given 10y
Miss lmogcne Price, 81 Know That
My Rcdcemer Liveth" (HandelD
1880 a. m, Majestic thcatcr. organ
prelude. The Resurrection Morn"
] tIuhnsonD Reverend Crum will
make "A short address on THE Pow
cr OF lHs Resurrection" Boys and
adult choirs will sing together, Pas
cha Est, Tours the "Credo, ="
/ ".Sursum Corda." "SanCtus" and
"Gloria in ExCcllsls" by Staincr and
/ Gounod's "Rcncdictus Qui VENT" and
"Agnus dci' Offertory anthem will
be Granicr's "Ilosanna." i:3O y. m,
/ Church school service at which the
boy choir will sing and recitatiOns
/ by the boys and girls OF the school
I N. m no OF a ~ tfHn
service; adult choir will sing Christ
/ Triumphant" by Mrs. 4. W. Hinc Of
] Tulsa, accompanied 10y two violins
| and "A cello. This cantata follows
| the passion, death, burial and resur-
rection of our Lord i'm dramatic
/ form Mrs. j. H. Forster and Miss
/ Ethel Roop, violinists, Mrs. AleNan-
/ der Marshall, cellist Solo parts in
/ the cantata will be taken by Mrs. Lee
/ Omohundro and Miss Lois Parker,
| sopranos; Mrs. l.. y. Harrington and
Mrs. T.. j. Edwards, contraltos; H..
/ O. Humphreys and l.. y. Harrington,
| basso.
Christian Church.
First Christian church, Ninth
street and Boulder avenue, Rev. NJ.
| Il. Dutt, pastor.
/ II a. m, Special musical service.
| Trio of the violin. cello and organ
will play Hayden's "Andantc;" Mrs.
|J. r. Foster, violin; Mrs Alexander
/ Marshall, cello. with Ernest Prang
/ Stamm, organist Chorus anthem.
Christ our Passover" sung by the
| chorus choir of 40 voices. Offertory
anthem by the choir, "Ilosanna"
/ (GranierD organ postlude, Halle
| lujah" (Dubois.) 1880 p. m. Halle
. lulah Chorus from lIandol's Mes
siah, sung by the chorus choir. So
prano solo. Il Know That My Re
deemcr Liveth" (HandeD, sung by
Mrs. G.. O. Shaffer. Cantata, "Vision
OF St John" by Coombs. written
Shaffer taking the soprano part.
Mrs. s. ~ Potts, the alto. and Mr..
+. NJ. Dickinson, tenor. Recessional,
Unfold Ye Portals" by Gounod,
sung by the choir.
First Methodist.
First Methodist church, Seventh
street and Boston avenue. Rev. j.
w. Abel, pastor.
1O:45 a. M, Sermon by Rev. Abel
Solo, He ls Risen" by Leslie Miller
"Hallelujah Chorus" from Mendels-
sohn's Elijah, sung by the chorus
choir of so voices. 1880 y. m, Sone
service. sacred cantata, Gross and
Crown" by Ashford, sung by the
.
Rev. Leslie Miller. This Will take
the place of the regular evening
service.
w. &. II. U. Musicale.
Thc. Easter musicale of the North
side w. C. r, l.. will be given Mon
day afternoon, March rs, at the
home of Mrs. Frances Wilson Dye
The program, which has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Ernest II. Clulow, in
cludes vocal or instrumental NUM-
bcrs by Mrs. Harry II. Gregg. Mrs
r. G. Piper Mrs. James T. Forster
Mrs. Alexander Marshall. Mrs. =. J
Edwards, Mrs Robert Boice Carson
Mrs. Jay c. Woolsey, Mrs G.. Cara
hedian Miss Nettie Huggins anC
Miss Dorinda Bruce, reading b!
Miss Mildred Tidwell and an Eastel
talk by Rev. Leslie Miller. Fricnd
Of tne organization are cordially in
Vited TO attend.