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

| O'CLOCK. The Easter music VIII De | rendered by the senior choir consist | ing of the following members: The | Misses Katherine Lombard, Laura
 Nolan. Elizabeth Chambers, Marion
 Ralph HanniwelI. Mrs. Martin Kane. William Chew, George Benham, Will
 liam Mitchell. John Ryan Miss Katherine McGrath is the organist.
 Mrs. Elmer Beards1ey. organist and | choir director of the United church, 1 has arranged very beautiful and
 unusual program for the two ser l Easter Sunday. Preceding the morn 1 ing service, Mrs. Beardsley and Au- | gust Berger. violinist, will render a
 special musical prelude The mem
 church vested choir. Mrs Elmer
 Beardsley, organist director.
 Soloists: Mrs: Lena Mason Barns ley. soprano; Mrs. Robert B. Hard.
 contralto; Louis D. Ginand tenor;
 Joseph F. Weller, bass
 Sopranos: Mrs Gladden. Bears
 Nancy Berg. Lois @ Blake, Madeline [ | rion M. Chapin, Mrs. Stuart Ford, Addie Gray, Ila Glover, Helen Hanni-
 bal, Mrs. H. A. Krapp, Mrs w. H.
 ming, Edith Mason. Grace Murray,
 Ruth D. Pemble, Sarah Scher, Olive
 Sears, Fatherina Thuesen, Lillian B. Hartley.
 Contraltos: Blanche Bixby. Mrs. L. W. Brewster, Florence Coles, Mrs.
 L. T. Warner, Viola DeWoife. Mrs
 William F'redericks. Mrs. Alvin Hall,
 Richards. Lillian williams.
 Tenors: A. D. Garfield, Thomas Gaskey, Charles Daypard. Edward hafd PfReh hortoal %nit9r q W9n9s Wannr H EdRsFd K
 Wilmot. w. H. Linton, Albert Will son.
 Basses: Ivan D. Cam. F. Arthur l lT-v7-s~
 Robert Hawley. Harold A. Krapp, Leslie Moore.
 The program for the Church of
 by M. J. Grattan. orgapist- At the | 1O:30 Chigh) mass an elaborate pro- gram will be rendered by the follow | ing members. of the choir:
 The choir members are: Mines. Thomas Downey, John Flynn, Thos, l Nash, Harold You'd, C. Reefe, S. No | Ian, Maurice I-easer, William Fullen, A1ban Soison, the Misses Julia Sulli- Jeff, Alice Iavery, Thersea Iavery, Sadie Nolan, Rena Mclaughlin, Flor ence Foley, Verna Horahan, Mar garet CahiH. Altos. Mms. Patrick Misses Mary Novey, Melia. Soison, Lo- retta Lavery, Corine Ruethper. Mar garet Grattan- Tenors. F. F. Bowe. kearney, William Keenan, Joseph Clabby, Thomas Nash. Thomas Dow ney, John McDonough. James Sey- Bass. AIban Soison. Bart Conlon, John Coty, Edward Hart, Thomas Callahan, M. J. Grattan, Jerry Kiely, John Fftzgibbon. Harold You'd.
 Dr. Gerald H. Boards Easter sub ject at the Park Street Congrega- tiona1 church will be, at the morning service, +The Revival of Faith in the | F1 INnE, ,I flowers will add to the days joyful celebration. The members of the choir are Clayton P. Stevens, di- rector; Miss Helen, Hannibal, so- prano; Miss Norma L. Weber, con ta1to; Arthur Levasseur, tenor; Clar- ence J. Lavey, bass The quartet will also sing at the o'clock service.
 At the First Christian church the will be presented by the young peo- pie and children of the Bible school The offering will be for the orphan ages, homes for the aged and hos pitfalls of the Christian church.
 A special program consisting of numbers from En1erson's mass will be sung by the choir at St Anthony's church, under the direction of Mrs. l Mabel Prend dergast- The sopranos rau1t, Laurina Seneca1, Edna Jacques, ATbfna LaCroix, Rose Smith. Mildred Farre1; altos, the Misses May Sawyer, Rhea Senecal; tenors, Ray Sawyer, Romeo Tetrault, Edward Remedy. Raymond Merrier, Leonard Freyler. The Senior choir at St Mary's church will sing at the Hivh mass at l Rossini,'' will be sung by Miss Eliza beth Kelly. The members of the choir are Elizabeth Kelly, Mrs. Alice Seery, Mrs. Mary Harpstrite, Rather ,l- T, T-c KToT~1 1n Bradubury, Mrs. Anna Sullivan, Etta Murphy, Frank Doyle, Joseph Tflson. Frank Vidal, John Lord, Alfred poty, Robert Holt and Peter Brown. The Junior choir assisted sby Miss Eliza beth Kelly will sing at the o'clock mass.
 At St. Georges church Easter pro- Holy Eucharist services at 7:S0 and 1o-30, and for the children's festival
 service at 4 o'clock. Rev. Henry Kelly will preach.
 Mrs. Florence W. Lavey, organist at the Peoples church. has arranged quartet and solo numbers for the Easter program. The singers will be Mrs Elizabeth Kennen Menough, Mrs. Tracy Brown. William Sea bridge and Charles c. Couch. The pastor, Rev. H. Davenport, will speak on Present Day Results of Resur- rection Doctrine
 Special Easter programs have been | arranged for both services at the l First Universa1ist church tomorrow. At the morning service the choir will render the Easter cantata, From Seepulchre to Throne" assisted by
 Miss Margaret Hughes and the Phil ! harmonic Trio, (organ, violin and | cello. The pastor, Rev Hal T. 1 Kearns, will speak on Eternal Life" The church school will give an Easter | concert at 4:30 p. m. At the Cheer | full Sunday evening service, the splen- did motion picture play. '"The Inside of the Cup,' from the book by Win | ston Churchill, will be given in pie | lures and dramatic readings. The | choir will give a special program of | music.
 | TO ATTEND ANNUAL
 l CONVENTION.