Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

Bassos-Messrs. Carlton W. Craw-
FORD, ]. L. Stuart, o. f. Faith, Carroll
Brown, p. NJ. Vining, c. w. Thomp-
son, L. c. FanArsdale and p. A. Stur-
tevant.
MUSICAL PROGRAMS FOR EASTER
Morning Worship. II o'clock
Organ prelude. Mighty Kink'' Handel,
Ladies Quartette. Christ Is Risen.
Parks
Mesdames Wharton. Boyes, Bow
man and Schenler.
Duet, The Magdalene" Warren
Mrs. Bowman and Mr.. Pfaffenberger
OHertory. Prayer" .Kreutzer.
Baritone solo. Calvary Rodney
Mr.. Smith.
organ postlude. "Adagio' Rink
communion service, 4 p. m.
Organ prelude, "Andante" Rarp,e,
Onertory, Elevation. Dubois.
Tenor solo, 20 Loving Father,
Theresa del Riego.
Mr.. PfafYenberger.
Organ postlude, Communion" R,,,s,o
Evening service, 1880 O'Clock.
Organ prelude. "Processional March.
oror Batiste.
Cantata. Christ, the Victor.
o Dudley Buck.
,,, ....-. ........... Hall.
The cantata, Christ. the Victor bv
Dudley Buck which is to be given NJ
.:So o'clock Sunday night is one OF the
hhest known presentations of the vic
tory OF Easter. II begins with n bari.
tone progogue, who is this that Com
eth from Edom?" followed by .The
Lamentation of the Women. a four
part adles chorus, ending with the
The third hor q.
The Night Watch. >expressing Tho
FEAR of the public lest the body OF Tho
Master should be stolen away and his
disciples claim His resurrection. This
is followed by the baritone solo. which
sets forth the reflections of PLATE.
Number 4, The Easter Dawn" is n
soprano and alto duo, telling the story
OF the two Marys" at the Sepulchre.
Then comes the crashing chorus, "Be
mold, There Came n Great Earthuuake''
out of the midst OF which comes the
beautiful tenor solo. Fear not Ye"
followed by tho "Alleulia chorus.
Number 8, The Reappearance" is pre-
sented by the ladies' and male Choir
uses in turn and closes with the tenor
solo, representing tho voice of the
Master. Peace Be Unto You" Here
is interpolated, for congregation and
choir, the well-known missionary song.
fe Christian Heralds. Go Proclaim"
Number Is male chorus setting
forth The Report of the Watch.
Section Number Z, the Questioning
of Simon Peter is one of the most
appealing parts OF the entire work. in
troduced by the soprano solo Many
Times Appeared Jesus. the voices Of
the women carrying the narrative for
ward. while the tenor and baritone SOL
oists, representing the voice of Jesus
and the voice of Peter respectively, give
the question and the answer, "I.ovest
Thou Me-, Thou Knowest that 1 Love
Thee. and Feed My Sheep.
At this point the congregation and
choir join in good old Duke Street.
Yea, We VIII Strive to Follow Thee
Part $, THE Ascension" is portrayed
by the contralto and baritone soloists
Number o, the cpilogue and finale, is
the triumphant chorus, 80 to the
Heaven OF Heavens, Did He Ascend"
and the cantata Is closed by the cho.
rus Our Blcst Redeemer'', set to old
st. Cuthbort, arranged for eight parts.
Taken as whole, this work has the
greatest variety of expression and is
Intensely interesting from the first
note to the last
The public is most cordially invited
TO all of these services.
MOTHER ALASKAN GOLD STRIKE.
Fairbanks. Alaska, March 2e.-This
'ity is enjoying its first real mining
iensation in years with the discovery
u gold on Cocomo creek, within three
niles of town.