Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-04-15
EASTER MUSIC i
AND FLOWERS /
FOR FESTIVAL
Special Services Will Be Held In
All Churches Tomorrow To
Commemorate Fhe Joyous
Ending Of Lenten Season Of
Prayer And Penance
WEATHER TOMORROW
GUARANTEED FAIR

Easter Day. the most joyful festi-
val of the Christian year, will be cele-
grated tomorrow in the churches.
Christ's resurrection from the dead
md the promise of life immortal have
since the early days of the church
jeen symboliZed by flowers and music
md rarely has nature been more in
harmony with the spirit OF man than
1t this particular Easter season,
when the latcness of the spring, fol-
owed by last weeks warm weather,
rave brought nearly all the spring
lowers and shrubs into bloom at the
same time.
Easter services will start tomorrow
It day-break with Mass in St. Mary's
Church and sunrise services in some
If the Protestant churches. At the
,olemn High Mass at st. Mary's at
0:30 a. m the choir, directed by the
)rganist. Miss Lille f. Henkel and
augmented by members of the Naval
academy Band, will render the fol-
owing music;
Music At st. Mary's
Professional. selection by orches-
ra of Naval Academy Band; Vidi
Aqnam, ii. J. Stewart; Krie. Mass In
J, H. Willard; Gloria, Mass in G., II.
dillard; Veni Creator. II. Willard;
redo. Mass in q, II. Willard; Offer
\ r1 10
us, Mass in G., II. Millard; Benedic-
us Mass in G. H. Willard; Agnus
)ei, Mass in G, ii. Willard; Recess
.ional. selection by orchestra.
At St. Anne's Church the hymns at
he o'clock service will be sung by
t. Cecilia's Guild under the direc-
ion of the organist and choirmaster,
George A. Webster. For the IL o'clock
service Mr.. Webster has arranged the
'ollowing musical program:
Professional. Welcome Happy
Morning.; sermon hymn, "The Strife
Ger; Sanctus. by Field; Agnus
Del, ty Gounod; Offertory Anthem.
AS 1t Began to Dawn" Foster; Re
:essional, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
lay" At the 1880 evening service the
music will be: Professional. Come
Ye Faithful; Magnificent and Nunc
Oimittis, by Kimmens; prayer hymn.
Now from the Altar Of my Heart;
)ffertory Anthem, Saviour When
Night Involves the Sky by Shelley;
occasional, THE Day OF Resurrec-
ion" The tenor soloist, Clarence l..
Clemson, will sing the solos.
Anthems At Calvary Church
At Calvary Methodist Church.
where w. Morris Feldmeyer is choir
director and Prof. c. II. Rawlins, or
yanist. there will be special music
It both morning and evening serv-
ces. The following anthems will be
sung:
why Seek Ye the Living Among
he Dead?" Ashford; Hail to the
Brightness" Heyser; Forever with
he Lord" Webster. SCOTS soprano
solo, Christ is Risen," will also be
sung.
Mrs. l.. Serle Dederick will sing
the solo II Know that my heueelnel
Liveth." from 1.-THE Messiah" at the
IL O'Clock service at the Presbyter-
ian Church and there will be or
chestral numbers.
In the Naval Academy Chapel there
will be music at the z o'clock Cele-
bration of the Communion and an or
chestra of 40 pieces under Bandmas-
ter Peterman will augment the music
at the 10:45 service.
With the kindness Of the Weather
Bureau in ordering up the sun IN
stead of opening the rain valves 10
morrow. every sort Of flower in bloom
and florists almost completely sold OUT
at an early hour today, both OF cut
flowers and potted plants, the city
should present festive appearance
on tomorrOW's holiday.