The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-26

Like a carol which remlndS us or
 the day cur Lord was born,
 So ethereal it's cadence, so remote
 from earthly pain,
 Like melody of Heaven chanted in
 joyful strain:
 Christ hath risenI Christ hath riseni
 Christ our Saviour lives again!'
 The finest musical program of the
 entire year will be rendered at many i of the churches, tomorrow morning.
 Musical directors, choirnasters and organist have put forth great effort
 to make the musical setting for the glorious day just as elaborate and ! holy as possible. At a number of ! the churches the choir will be as
 sisted by an entire orchestra while in
 others there will be the cello. harp and violin accompaniment.
 The Easter festival will be ushered yin at Saint Johns Episcopal church, 4 Park and Fairfield avenues, with the q ringing of the historic chimes by
 Ernest East, the parish chirner: ! the Holy Communion. The first of
 these services will be at 6:15 o'clock The second will be at 7:30 o'clock < when the full choir will be in attend : ance. The third service will be at HOBO o'clock, and the regular choir will be augmented by the violin t,eello and harp. The Easter sermon Jr., will be preached at this service The carol service with address by Rev. MT. Greene will be at 4 o'clock.
 Mrs. Charles Ogren has arranged i an especially fine program for the masses at Sacred Heart church. The splendid organ recently installed in the church will be used, and chimes, violin and harp attachments will be 1 played to make the numbers even more beautiful At the S:3O mass the Junior choir will sing. The so- i5oists will be Miss Josehine Kerwin, Miss Madelyn Farley, Miss Elizabeth Connor and Miss Irene Hassett Sol 1 eTnn high mass will be celebrated at 10:45. The senior choir will render ] will be, sopranos, Miss Teresa OBrien, Miss May Casserley, Miss ] Adelaide Bediger. Miss Lucy Clancy; alto, Miss Julia Day; tenor, John { mond Benew. Miss Adelaide Bediger will sing "Hosanna,'' by Jules Cra- nier, at the offertory at the 9:3o i mass. The children's choir will sing Fat the o'clock mass.
 There will eb two services at Trinity church, at II a. m- and D. m Charles Hall( choirmaster, and Edgar J. Aiken, organ1st, have | arranged the musical program. Special services in keeping with i the day have been planned for at ] Washington Park M. D. church. Dr. I A. F. Campbell will deliver a special sermon at the morning service, sup f feet "WaIking With Christ At the ] evening service, directed by Prof. Ar l win B. Hall, the quartet and a chorus of trained voices will render an
 Easterc aHtata, entitled From m Sepuchre to Throne" The public IS invited to attend these services.
 Masses at St Augustine's church at l7.s. 9. 10 and 11:15. A number of Easter carols will be sung by a cholr i of 100 voices at the children's mass I at g o'clock At the 11:15 (high [ mass) the senior choir of 35 voices /, will render Desserts mass This
 choir will also sing at the solemn
 Following are the members of the i senior choir: Misses Mary A. Fla | herty, Mae K Farrell, Elizabeth Cal l beth M Merry, Irene M Carroll, Mary ConIon, Mae E. MacKiernan, Flsther Burnes, Jane Gilhuley, Ros- !; allie Davis, Mrs. Frank Greene, Mrs i M l. Flanagan, Mrs. J. w. Sherwood, Mrs. c. D. Rockhill, Messrs: John L. Hanley, Charles c. Ney, F. T. bangen- 1 han. Carl Bues, Joseph Bues, John Kennedy, Leslie HiclSy' Wrn- Sneparo, lo J. Kerwin- Fritz K. G. Weber, organ I ist and choirmaster-
 Miss Lillian A. Sullivan has ar
 ranged an elaborate musical program ! for Easter Sunday at St Patrick $ t church. Masses will be at 1:SO, y, 2, 9:3O and 10:30 o'clock High mass will be celebrated at 10:30 o'clock at
 which time the senior choir of 40 i voices will render Farmers Mass in B. Flat. At the children's mass at s:30 the junior choir will render a l special program They will be assist ed by the following violinists, Miss Rose Christianson, Harold Brown, and Thomas Torpey.
 A quartette composed of Miss Lary i Lord. Miss Jessie Murray, Frank ! Rock, and Frank Prochaska, will sing :: .~Vidi Auuan'' at the high mass at St ' Charles church. Other numbers Will be rendered by the entire chair which is composed of Mary Lord, Anna M- l King, Lillian Fox, Elizabeth Nolan, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Hermanson, Jessie
 Murray. Mrs. H. Quinn Margaret < McGuire Vera Sapho, Frank Rock,
 Frank Prochaska, James Lee, Joe < Carmody, Joe Coles, Charles Rock, s James Costello, Frank Costello. The l Junior choir will sing. at 9:15 mass and the children's choir at the o'clock mass
 At St. Paurs Congregational church
 a sermon will be given by Rev. Ben I jan1in Franklin Root and the cele-
 bration of Holy Communion will take I place at 1o:3o. The Easter music will be rendered by Miss Swailes, soprano; Miss Gregory, alto; MT. watmough, tenor; and Miss Widdow- field bass. Theodore Braitling is the I choir master and orsanist- The I choir win also sing at the 3:S0 o'clock
 service.
 At both the Kings Highway church
 and the West End Congregational i church, the Easter anthems will be T rendered by special singers. At the \ former church, an interesting feature I of the morning service will be the re- If ception of the young people into the Fl church membership
 Pietro Yon's magnificent mass I4 .Regina Pacis'' will be sung at St. I Joseph's church by the choir of 2S q voices assisted by organ and orches- tra accompaniment. Members of & the orchestra are first violins, Phil. 7WeiGenhammer, w. Nyberg; second "a violins, O. Mohr, F. Ambrose; viola [ t<rI.<. d,