The Washington herald., 1921-03-26
SPECIAL CHORAL
:PROCRAMSNALL
! CITY CHURCHES
Elaborate Recitals Give
Expressions of Local
Religious Feeling


tions Of the old masters. and their
melodfous harmonies. simple or
weighty. win evidence the glory Of
the day In happy cadence.
Each and every church choir has
nrepared q program. and both morn
ing and evening exercises win be
composed largely of musical num-
bers.
First ConsregationaL
Under the direction of Harry Ed.
ward Mueller. q large chorus. with
Mrs. Z. w. Campanole. Mrs. Beulah
H Dunwoody. as soloists. will give
azsscred program Of Gounod. War
rem. Linton. and Granier. The Easter
cartats- From Sepulchure to
Throne" by Shepard. will be the
outstanding selection
Transhsuration.
On the list Of melodies at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION to-
morrow will be Granier's "Hosanna,"
and solos by Margaret Paine. Miss
Mary Stevens. James s. Hicks, B. l.
and Mrs. Hackenberger. Walter
DA16Aclus win MISS I1cicn oCndTI AT
the-organ- Rev. ]. ]. oueally, vicar.
will preach
@ Halaline N. L.
"A lengthy program has been ar
ranged IN conjunction with the Eas-
ter services at the Hamline Metho-
dist Episcopal Church tomorrow.
Dressler's Behold the Risen King"
excerpts from HandeIs' Messiah. %
and Buzzi-Peccia's Gloria" will
stand out prominently. The solo,
lists. are: Mrs. Myron Writers. So
rrano; Mrs. Raymond Dickey. violin
ist: Edith B. Athey. organist. and
James s. Hicks. basso.
Foundry M. Il.
The church choir of the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church. assist
ed by G. H. Wilson, organist, and
Mrs. NJ. 3. Bowie, Mrs. Anna B.
Sunny. ]. +. NJ. Bowie. Charles W.
Moore. and Anton Kaspar as SOLO
lists. will give a typical Easter pro-
gram tomorrow. On the list will be
Hartmann's ''Hosanna," "Alleluia," !"
by Dubois, Dressler. Schilling, and
Mailing.
All Souls
- oAcNAASN PAO6A an viii DC given
at the Rnickerbocker Theater tomor-
row morning, when the All Souls
Church quartet will give prominent
works of Well. Rossini. Biederman,
Palestrina-Buck. and Guilmant
Miss Helen Howison, Mrs. Gertrude
Miller, Harry Waller and Lewis
Atwater will be soloists.
~-- Holy Rosary.
At the solemn high mass at the
Holy Rosary Catholic Church to-
morrow, 'Vidi aquam." and the
"Resurrexit." will be choral num-
bers- Battmann's Mass in F will be
sung by the church choir. vesper
services at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon will be enhanced by Ave
verum." choral. and ''Te Deum
Laudamus."
Eekington Presbyterian.
A great number of the shining
sacred compositions of all times
will be included in the program of
the. lexington Presbyterian church
tomorrow. Mendelssohn, Gounod,
Verdi. Stainer, Gaul and Saint
: rSaens. are only a few of the con-
-tributors. Gertrude Lyons is choir
director and soprano and Ramona
Becknet is at the organ. The quar-
tet of soloists are: Marie Cisco, DAN
jel Morgan. Richard Lorleberg and
James Bates.
All Saints.
A musical list will occupy a place
at each of the four services in All
Saints church tomorrow. Stainer's
-Magnificat" will be a pleasing
number. Soloists will be Miss Eliz-
abeth Dayton. Miss Cornelia Black,
Andrew Walker, c. F. r. Ogilly and
Edward Callow. William II Taylor
Is the organist-director.
Metropolitan Presbyterian.
Miss Caroline Smith, Hazel v.
Ray. George F. Ross. Harlan Ran
dell, with Byron Blodgett at the
organ, will give the musical pro-
gram of the Metropolitan Presby-
terian Church tomorrow. "Alleluia.
AmenE' by Shelley will be one Of
the numbers.
Immanuel Baptist.
The church choir at the Emmanuel
Baptist Church will give an elabo-
rate musical program tomorrow
with Miss Richi McLain. Miss Lille
Werner, Walton Sorrel and ]. Nor
ton as soloists. Mrs. Emily G. Dick
enson is director.
Cleveland Park Conversational.
Granier's "Hosanpa" and works
Of Dressler will be On the program
at the Cleveland Congregational
Church tomorrow. Miss Lucille
Hardesty, Mrs. A. s. Henning and
Arthur W. Crawford are the SOLO
iDts. with Mrs. Francis L. Hawes
sAd. DR.. A. II. Kimball at the piano.
Centennial Baptist.
Mrs. Ruby Potter, Goldie Dressler,
u r. Aldridge and Arthur c. Cor
bach will be soloists at the Centen-
nial Baptist Church tomorrow. John
Russell Mason will be at the organ
First baptist.
At the First Baptist a special
Easter musical program will be pre-
sented under the direction of Mrs.
Florence Howard. The morning
service will be accompanied by
many solos of sacred numbers, with
Miss Mary Beisser. Henry G. Kru-
ger. Frank Haneke the performers.
Mrs. Edmund Barry is the organist.
A chorus will sing at the evening
service. with Claude Burrows, yio-
lin; Joseph Piazzi. cello, and Kath-
crime Riggs. harp. as accompanies.
The feature Of the evening program
will be an Easter cantata-
View York Avenue Presbyferian.
. A special program of music will
be given at the New York. Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and evening. 'Magdalene,"
by Warren will be one of the se-
lections-