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Second.

The choir Of Second Baptist Church
will render appropriate music on Easter
Sunday, and on Easter Monday at 8
pm. will render an Easter cantata,
Life Everlasting" The regular choir
will be assisted bysa quartet composed
Of Mrs. Mallette Spengler, soprano:
Miss Marian Larner. contralto, and
Messrs. Ivie and Clarkson.
Solo parts will be sustained by the
above as we'll as the regular quartet.
Mrs H. Clyde Grimes is the organist
and director.
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UNIvERSALIST.
Church of Our Father.

The Easter musical program In
cludes: Anthem, Christ the Lord Is
Risen Again" (Adams); anthem,
Grown Him! Everlasting King" (G.
W. Warren); soprano solo. "Hosan-
nahw (Granierl. The choir includes
Mrs Maud Emil Murphy, soprano;
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. contralto; j.
Royden Dixon, tenor; Walter T. Mat
son, bass. and Mrs. Dorothy Houchen
Baxter, organist and director.
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CHURCHES WILL HAIL EASTER
WITH SEASONS JOYFUL SONG
Many Cantatas Prepared and Other Special
Programs Typifying the Spirit
of Eastertide

Churches of Washington will feature Easter music
morning and evening special having been
arranged practically all the churches of the city Cantatas by
famous composers will be sung many of the churches
Choir leaders, ogans quartets and members OF chos have
pacticing faithfully for time anticipation of the
those who attend assured
of of of nany churches follow
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Waugh.

Music at Waugh will be given Eas-
ter by Miss Elizabeth Lackey, So
prano; Miss Alice Wheeler, alto;
William G. Atherholt, tenor and di-
rector; Edgar A. Perkins. bass; Miss
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Kineteenthi street.

The program OF Easter music Sun
day will be given by an augmented
choir of seventy-five voices under the
direction of Benjamin washington
The program follows: 'The Filming
Pot is for Silver" Junior choir:
From the Holy city" CA B.
GauD Miss Marjorie Ware at
the organ; baritone solo. 'In the
Palace of the King. Lewis Minor;
chorus. Rejoice in, the Lord" senior
choir, Mrs. Norah N. :Duguid; tenor
solo. king. Ever Glorious" Morrison
Goodrich, Miss Josephine Muse at the
organ; chorus, For God So Loved the
World" junior choir; soprano solo, "A
Setting for the. Twenty-third Psalm" :"
Mrs. James G. Dickerson; chorus. Lis
ten to the Lambs" augmented choir:
alto solo, 1.-THE Resurrection Song"
Mrs. Maud G. Jones; chorus. .'Infiam-
matus," senoir choir, obligato. Mrs.
James C. Dickerson; spiritual. We're
You There?" augmented choir. Mrs.
Lena Ware. organist.
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Washinxton I9eiehts.

The Easter program will be: Morn
ing-Organ prelude. Festival Pre-
lude" dudley Buck); trio, 'They
Have, Taken Away NY Lord. THAR
rington). Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, So
prano; Mrs. Milton c. White, contral-
to; Hector G. Spaulding, baritone;
solo, "rhe Lord is Risen" (Sullivan),
Mr.. Spaulding; solo, 81 Know That My
Redeemer Liveth" (HandeD. Mrs.
Wheeler: postlude, march (Rog-
ers). Evening = Prelude. Spring
Song" tMendelssohn}: solo, Light
1John Prindle ScottJ. Mrs. Wheeler;
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
EN- manuel.

Music at Emmanuel will include:
Soprano solo at offertory at II am.
service. rendered by Miss Marian
King; organ selections. II am. and
$3.50 pm. services; IL am, prelude,
"Andarte From Fifth Symphony"
(Beethoven); postlude. +Achieved Is
the Glorious Work" (Haydn); 8 pm.
prelude, "Aria" fBachl; postlude.
"Allegro Con Brio" from Grand
Sonata in e Flat Cd. Buck): soprano
solo at offertory, by Miss Emily Null
service; prelude. II know That Ny
Redeemer Liveth" (HandeD; chorus,
"Hallelujah" (HandeD.
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CHEVY Chase.

At the Easter service at the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church the pro.
gram will include as prelude.
Melody" Rachmaninoff; offertorv'
Dreaming, Schumann; soprano solo
Open the Gates of the Temple" sung
by Marguerite Wickersham: violin
solo. Air on the G String. Bach.
baritone soloist will be Conrad Yonnr
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All Souls Memorial.
sic at All Souls Easter will
Church Of the A.cension.

The choir of the Ascension Church,
18th street and Massachusetts avenue
northwest, will sing special music at
the IL am. service Easter day. The
soloists will be the regular quartet
of the church. composed of Mrs.
Aileen NJ. Burns. soprano; Mrs. Julia
Culbreth Gray. contralto; George +.
Rayliss, tenor. and Lawrence +. Muir
ray. basso, assisted by a chorus of
thirty-five voices: John b. Wilson,
organist. The program is: Process
sional, ''Welcome, Happy Morning"
(Sullivan); introit. Gloria" from Mo-
zart's Twelfth Mass: sequence. He
Is Risen: Gloria Tibi" and Gloria
Gratia'' (Haynes); hymn. "Jesus Lives
Our Passover" (Schilling): "Sursum
Corda" (HayneD; "Benedictus aui
VENT" (Haynes); Gloria In Excel
sis" (Haynes); "Dominus Vobiscum" =;
benediction; three-fold amen; nunc
dimittis: medley and recessional. "At
the Lambs High Feast" (Elvey).
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Emmanuel.

Emmanuel Baptist Church Choir will
render appropriate Easter music at both
services Sunday. At the morning serv-
ices they will use "They Have Taken
Ny Lord Away" (Avery) and Regina
Coeli" (Giorza). "Magdalene" (Warren)
be sung by a mems chorus. Mr.. Potter
will sing Graxnier's 'Hosanna."
At the evening service they viii rem
der Christ Our Passover" (Schilling):
..As 1t Began to Dawn" (Vincint), 30
King immortal" (Bracket), with violin
obligato played by Mr.. Sturtevant. and
'.I.ift Your Glad Voices" (Avery). The
incidental solos will be taken by Miss
Mclean, Mrs. Robinson. Miss Miller,
Mrs. Sales, Miss Fleharty, Mr.. Potter,
Mr.. Toense and Mr.. Walker.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Mount Pleasant.

The following programs Of Easter
music have been arranged by Claude
Robson. organist and director. for
the services at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church tomorrow.
The music for both services will be
given by the Mount Pleasant chorus
and solo quartet, composed of Miss
Frances Scherger, soprano: Miss
Cornelia Black, contralto; william p.
Shanahan, tenor, and Herman Fakler.
bass. under the direction of Norton
VI. Little.
Morning service. at II O'Clock
Organ prelude, Resurrection Morn"
tJohnston); choruses. Sing AlIeruia
Forth" (Buck), "Hallelujah Chorus"
tHandeD, Resurrection" (Nevin) +;
BASS solo. "Hosannah" (Granier), sung
oy Mr.. Fakler; organ postlude, AL
ieluia" Loret). Vesper service, at S
o'clock - Organ prelude, "Easter
Morning" (Malling); choruses, Christ
Is Risen from the Dead" (Wagner).
"The Resurrection" (Shelley); duet
for soprano and contralto. "The Mag
dalene" (Warren), sung by Miss
Scherger and Miss Black; organ post
lude, "Pomp and Circumstance"
(Elgar).
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BRETHREN.
First.

/. The gospel music class Of the Bible
Institute Of Washington, under the
direction of Mrs. Isabel Garvin Shell
ley. win render the Easter cantata,
.The Day OF Resurrection, by j.
Lincoln Hall, In the First Brethren
Church, 18th and e streets southeast,
Sunday evening at 7:45 o'clock, The
soIoists will be p. N. Brumbaugh and
w. n. II. Shelley, bass; Miss Julia c.
Watson and Mrs. M r. Mo6at, alto;
Louis Krause and Edward Pfuger,
tenor. and Miss Susan L. Cleaver,
Miss Ella Benesh and Mrs. Shelley.
soprano.
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st. Andrews.

The choir of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church, under direction of Marguerite
Allen Ross, organist, will render the
following music Easter Sunday:
Morning-"Christ Our Passover
Tours; '"Te Deum," Schaffter's, in E
minor; "Jubilate," King Hall; offer
tory anthem. Awake, Thou That
Sleepest," from Stainer's Daughter
of Jairus"; "Sanctus," Field; Gloria
Tibi." Gounod; Gloria in Excelsis.' .
old chant. At the evening service the
"Magnificat" and .Nunc Dimittis"
(DHore), and 1T Is Fulfilled" will
be given.
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Gunton-Temple.

AT Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church the morning choir, under the
direction Of John George Klein and
assisted by Ruth Bronson Logan, vio-
inist, will render the following Eas-
ter music: The anthems "At the Sep
ulcher," by George Nevin: Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today" by Porter; vio-
lin solos, ITO SPRING" by Grieg, and
"Poeme," by Drdla; tenor solo, "Ho-
sanna,"F by Granier, sung by Mr..
Klein. At the evening service dou-
Bile quartet selected from the morn
ing choir will, with Mrs. Logan. fur
nish appropriate Easter music. Mrs.
Klein will be the organist and pianist
for the service.
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CHURCH OF THE NEW JERU.

The music at the Church OF the New
Jerusalem. 18th and Corcoran streets.
Easter morning. will include: Pro-
'cessionai and recessionaI hymns by
sunday SCHOOL and .choirs festival
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First.

Easter will be celebrated with a
varied program of music at the First
Church. The large
chorus choir Of sixty voices, assisted
by soleists, will render the music at
both morning and evening services
tomorrow Miss Dorothy Coates will
play a harp prelude at the evening
service, and the choir under the di-
rection of Harry Edward Mueller,
will sing the Easter cantata, From
Sepulcher to Throne" The Easter
yespers will conclude the vespers for
the season. Mrs. Elizabeth w. Cam
panole, soprano; Miss Dorothy Coates.
harpist; Messrs. Herman Hoffman,,
yfolinist; Fritz Mueller, cellist, both
Of the United States Marine Band;
Robert M. Ruckman, pianist; DR..
Karol Liszniewski, pianist, and Harry
Edward Mueller. organist, will give
the following program: "Alleiulia"
Loret); violin solo, "Canzonetta"
(Tschaikowsky); Easter Morning
(Maiiing); "Exaitation" (violin, cello,
harp and organ) (DickinsonJ; So
prano solo, ave Maria" (Schubert),
DR.. Liszniewski at the piano: cello
solo, .Idylle" (Becker); Romance"
(violin, cello, harp, plano and organ)
(Matthews); postlude. Hosannah"
(Faulkes).
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COncordis

An interesting program will be pre-
sented at the Concordia Evangelical
Lutheran Sunday school, goth and q
streets, Sunday. at 9:45 am. The chill
dren themselves will provide the mu-
steal program. while a large cross Is
being constructed from flowers
brought by the children. In the even
ing service, at 8 o'clock, the Easter
Cantata, "The Lord of Light and Love.
by Julian Edwards. will be rendered
by a chorus of thirty voices. The So
loists are the following: Miss Frieda
Krieg, soprano; Miss Mildred Flynn,
mezzo-soprano; Louis Goodyear. ten
or, and Max Strunk, baritone. The
cantata is presented under the lead
ership of Miss Gertrude NJ. Locher, or
ganist and choir director.
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postlude, "Andante Maestoso" (Sul-
ltvan): Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham
Northninster.

NOftnm1nBtefs
The. choir Of the Northminster
Church. under the. direction OF War
rem F. Johnson, organist, will sing
Bruno Huhn's Easter cantata. Christ
triumphant" at the service at IL
O'Clock. The solo parts will be sus-
tanned by Mrs. Emma Smith and Mrs.
contralto; Mr.. Gift, bass, Mr.. john
son will play organ selections by
karg-Elert and Marc Lombard.
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EpwOrth.

At the evening Easter services of
the Epworth NJ E. Church South,
North Carolina avenue and 18th
street northeast, the cantata. Ever
lasting Life" by c. Harold Lowden.
will be rendered. The solo parts will
be taken by the church quartet. COM
posed of Mrs A. K. Guilford. So
prano; Mrs. S. E. Moore. alto; w. II.
Bell, tenor; A. K. Guilford, bass, and
Miss Lillian Z. Bowman, pianist.
The choruses will be rendered by
the Young Peoples Choir. of which
]. H. Smith is director and Edwin
Moore DianiSt -sl-
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shiloh.

The choir Of Shiloh Baptist Church
(Strangers' Home) is planning an Eas-
This concert is the beginning OF monthly
This oncert is the beginning OF monthly
entertainments which the choir is plan
ming to render during the, summer and
fall months.
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Church Of Incarnation.

The augmented choir Of the Church
tion of Mrs. Henry White, and assist
ed BY Mrs. Charles H. Parkman. con-
tralto. will sing tomorrow morning
for the long professional the old:
plain song for Easter, "Filii ct Filiae,"
Christ. Our Passover" by Hodges;
"Te Deum" in G major. by Calkin;
"Jubilate" in c major, by Dudley
Buck; Awake. Thou That Sleepest."
from "The Daughter of Jairus," by
Stainer. at the offertory, and Com
munion Service" In f major, by Stain
er. The solo parts will be sustained
BY Katharine Rich Fielder. soprano;
Lucy Dunwoody Higgins. mezzo-so-
nrano: Wilbur C. Fielder, tenor, and
g. A. johnson. bass. Both prelude
and postlude will be festival violin
numbers played by Lynch Luquer,
yiolinist, with Emile Margaret
white at the organ. At the even.
ing service the music will consist
Of Easter hymns, ''Magnificat" and
"Nuno Dimittis," by Field. and old
Easter carols. se
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St. Marks

Easter music at st. Marks Lutheran
Church, B and Sth streets southwest.
will, include Christ, Our Passover
(shilling,. choir; awake Thou ina.
Jarius" (Stainer), choir; solo, open
the Gates of the Temple" Mr.. Haupt;
solo. tenor, by Director Arthur L.
Simpson.
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Eastern.

The choir Of the Eastern Presby-
terian Church will render the follow
ing Easter music Sunday morning:
Organ prelude. Resurrection Morn"
Wings of Morning Borne" by Arthur
Miller; soprano solo. 1.-The Lord Is
Risen," by DR.. Bishoff and Miss Viola
Schippert; quartette, Christ the Lord
is Risen Today" by Harold Lawden;
Miss Schippert. soprano: Mrs. Coax
ley, contralto; Edward Bass, tenor,
and A. Kohler, bass; postlude. "Marche
Legere," by Lemmens. Evening serv-
"Jubilate Deo." by A.
Silver; anthem, 'In the End Of the
Sabbath" Obey Speaks; soprano solo.
"The Angels Message" Miss Schip-
pert. and organ postlude. Fanfare"
by tenors; organist and director, Miss
Nellie NJ. Sacrey.
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st. Paul's

At st. Paurs Episcopal Church,
Washington circle. the Easter musi.
cal program. under the direction of
Samuel A. Leech, organist and choir
master. will consist of the following
selections: Christ Our Passover,
by Schilling: "Te Deum in A Major"
by Hadley; introit anthem, Awake
Thou That Sleepest." by Maker: of
Major" by Eyre; LAS 1t Began to
Dawn" by Vincent, and 'Nunc Dim
ittis in D Major" by Barnby. Harry
NJ. Forker, bass-baritone; William J.
Caulfield. tenor, and Masters Everett
Pohlmann, Edward King, Carl Bach
schmid, Warner Collier and Richard
Turner will be heard in the solo
parts. On the first Sunday after
Easter at the 8 o'clock evening serv-
ice. the gold medals will be awarded
to the choir boys and acolytes who
have attained the highest records In
their work.
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Church of the Covenant.

At the afternoon service at the Church
OF the Covenant there will be special
musical program arranged by Harvey
Murray. organist Of the church. He will
have assisting him Miss Winifred
Peyton, harpist: Miss Elsa Raner,
violinist; Richard Lorleherg. violon-
cellist. and Richard Backing, tenor.
The program is as follows: Organ
prelude: yioloncello solo. Andante
from "Orpheus' (Gluck): tenor solo.
Come See the Place Where Jesus
Lay (Hammond); harp solo, 1.-The
Rosary" (Nevin): violin solo. 1.-The
Prize Song ("Dfe Meistersinger'' 1,
lWagner-Wilhelm); offertory trio
for violin, cello and organ, Clair de
Lune" (Thome). DR.. Wood will make
a, brief address at this service.
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Fifth.

The Easter program win include the
chorus choir, William ]. Palmer, di-
ganist. Morning service-"All Hail
the Power Of Jesus Name." Holden.
s'Let the King Reign" Whitehead:
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Clark; praise Ye the Lord" Macfar-
Conkey: "Christ Our Passover" Hold
en-. Incidental -soloists. Elsie Jones,
Mrs. william Redman and Charles A..
johnson. Evening service at 7:30-
Low in the Grave He Lay" Lowry;
'"The Seal rs Broken" Watson; 20
joyful Light" Tours: Man OF Sor-
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LUTHERAN.
Church OF Atonement.

The Lutheran Church of the Atone
ment, corner North Capitol street and
Rhode Island avenue, will render
special program of music at the
Easter Sunday services. The male
quartet will sing, and the choir OF
mixed voices will also render a spe-
cial Easter anthem, in which a num-
Der Of cornets will be used The even
ing services will be under the au-
spices Of the Sunday school and will
consist OF carols. recitations and an
Easter pageant. The public is invited.
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New York Avenue.

At this church the music will be
given by the choir, Helen C. Howison,
soprano; Mrs. w. r. Hamill, contralto;
George F. Schimmell, tenor; J. Walter
Humphries. bass: Elsa Raner, violin;
w. r. Hamill, organist and director,
with the following numbers: Morning
Prelude. violin and organ, "To
SPRING" Grieg; anthem. "As It Began
to Dawn" Vincent: offertory. violin
solo, "Andante from Concerto" Mar
dini; soprano solo, King of Glory"
Coombs; postlude. 'Pilgrim's Chorus" !"
Wagner. Evening-Prelude, Sonata.
p Minor" Rogers: anthem. "The Lord
Liveth." Marchant: tenor solo,
Gloria, Buzzi-Peccia; anthem,
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Rogers; bass solo. "If God So Clothed
the Grass" Bischofr: anthem, "The
Magdalene. Warren; anthem, king
All Glorious" Barnby: postlude.
schiller March" Meyerbeer.
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe will preach an
Easter sermon entitled t"Easter
Hopes" at II am. The evening serv-
ice at s o'clock, will be wholly devoted
to especially fine music and ritual
Promptly at $3.50 in the lecture room
of the church there will be an Easter
morning musical service, with the
following soloists: Helen g. Howison.
Maj: Charles Trowbridge Tittman and
a chorus Of twenty-five voices. In
sfrurnental solos and Accomplishments
will be rendered by Mabel c. Linton.
piano: Herman C. Rakemann, violin.
and Richard Lorleberg, cello. Rev
Reginald Rowland will give an Easter
message to the scholars and their
visitors.
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Holy Rosary.


On Easter Sunday morning at the
Holy Rosary Church low masses will
be at and o'clock. At 1890 there
will be a solemn high mass, with the
Right Rev. Mgr. A. Cossio. auditor
to the apostolic delegation, celebrant.
The musical program by the church
choir will be as followws:
'Kirie," Haydn's Second Mass; solos.
Misses Dionetta Brignole and Catherine
Cuneo: "Gloria Carta," Haydn's Second
Mass: solos, Salvatore Carlo, Alfredo
Carta and Giuseppe Verso; "Credo."
Concone's First Mass; offertory. ''Regina
Coeli." Roserving; duet, the Misses Sol
dano; "Sanctus," Haydn's Second Mass;
solos, Mrs. Frowart. Miss NJ. Bonuccelli,
Miss J. Massino; "Benedictus," tHayn' S
Second Mass: solos, Mrs. j. Lockwood.
Mrs. r. Reale; "Agnus Del" Haydn's
Second Mass: solos. Miss A. D'Intino,
Miss NJ. Rotundo. Miss E. L. Slattery,
organist and director.
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BAPTIST.
Temple.

The Easter music program will In
clude: Morning Prelude, ne
Angels Serenade," violin and organ;
anthems "Chsist Our Passover"
(schilling): "They Have Taken Away
My Lord" (Stainer): soprano SOLO ~
Know That My Redeemer Livetn
(Handel); postlude by Rubenstein for
violin, saxaphene and organ.
Evening-Prelude, Easter John
scn): anthems Angels Roll the ROCK
Away" (Holdenl; The sLorq
Risen" Dressler); postlude. "Jube-
late" (Silyer).
The quartet choir is composed OF
Mrs. Otis D. SWEET. soprano; MISS
Nan Field. alto; Carl 3. keyser,
tenor and Claughton West. bass;
Mrs Grace Dufour Brown. organist
and director. The choir Will be as
sisted at the morning service py J.
4. Muir and Crockett. Muir. grand
sons of the pastor of Temple Baptist
Church.
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Gilbert A. Clark and choir.
The members of the choir are: So
pranos-Mrs. j. Lester Brooks, Mrs.
Milton II. Prospect, Miss Frances Gus
chewsky, Miss Helen r. Reed, Miss
Margaret Hughes, Miss Elizabeth
Motley. Mrs A. Conway Motley. Miss
Dorothy Hoofnagle and Miss Thelma
Rice. Altos-Mrs. Gubert A. Clark.
G. Shankle and Miss Hattie Noell.
Tenors--Harold King. DR.. w. Bruce
Hoofnagle and Evans Brooks. Basses
Gilbert A. Clark, James w. Painter,
Richard e. Beale and Arthur Kett-
ner. Organist-Miss Gertrude Small
wood. Director-GilbertA A. Clark.
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Foundry.

The Easter musical program at
Foundry Church is to include the fol-
lowing: Easter Day" (Malling). las
it Began to Dawn" (vincen). When
the Sabbath Was Past" (Clough-
Leighter) "Hosanna" (Granierl. Hal
lelujai" ("The Messtah). Handen.
Easter Dawn" (Claussman), %
Risen Lord" (Fisher). Where Have
They Laid Him" ('Hrhe Light Of the
world"O (Sullivan), cat the Sepui-
chre" (Nevin), ''Offertoire" Iefebure-
Wely). The Foundry NJ z. Church
choir is to sing Sunday, both morn
ing and night.
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and "Nunc Dimittis." chanted.
The soloists are Mrs. Myra NJ.
Marks, soprano: Mrs. Helen M. Clift.
contralto: Wilbur w. Gantz. tenor;
Arthur H. Dieberh bass; choir dt-
rector, D. B. Macleod.
The choir will sing portion OF the
above program at the early service
on Easter Sunday, and the sunday
school will hold festival service
with Easter carols and offerings at
4:30 pm.
Christ Church.
At Christ Church, Washington par:
ish. the full choir will render special
Easter music at both of the morning
services. The program for the early
service will consist of full commun-
ion service in e fiat. by Cruickshank,
and anthem. ''They Have Taken Away
Ny Lord" Stainer. At II o'clock, the
with "Te Deum." Smart; Christ, Our
Passover" Smart. and anthem, COD
Hath Appointed a Day." Tours. The
soloists are Miss Mae L Cross. So
prano; Miss Hattie NJ Herfurth, con-
tralto; Henry A. Kruger. tenor; harry
with Miss Ellen Richards at the organ.
All Souls Memorial.
Music at All Souls Easter will in
clude: Professional hymn. welcome,
Happy Morning.; anthem. Christ
Our Passover" (Schilling); "Te Deum"
Dudley Buck), Festival in E Flat"
"Jubilate" (Tours); indrcit hymn,
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today; SER
mon hymn, The Strife Is Ger; of
fertory anthem. "As 1t Began to
Dawn" (Martin); communion service.
by Stainer; Gloria in Excelsis, old
chant; occasional Jesus Lives.
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Georgetown.

Selections from the cantata. THE
New Life" by J. H. Rogers, will be
given at both the morning and even
ing services of the Georgetown Pres
byterian Church. The music will be
sung by. Miss Allie Traver. Miss Ann
Cornwell. Miss Verna Richie, Miss
Lucille Crockatt and Charles Hays,
under the direction Of H. LIE Roy
Lewis. r. c. Crump is the organist.
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CATHOLIC.
Sacred Heart.

The mixed choir, under the direc-
tion of Miss Marie Louise Sullivan,
will render the following program at
solemn nigh mass at Sacred Heart
Church: '.Kyrie and Gloria" tHaydn.
Second Mass). "Credo" (Haydn. Third),
oSfertory, 'Hosanna" (Granierl: Sane
tus, Benedictus and Agnus Der
lHaydn, Third; recessional. 'Unfold
will be sustained by Miss Mabel G.
Latimer. soprano; Miss Hazel Arth,
contralto: James X. Young, tenor,
and Lawrence K. Downey. bass.
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Grace.

The program at the morning serv-
ice will be: Professional hymn 109.
.Welcome. Happy Morning.: chant,
Christ Our Passover; Festival Te
Deum," Dudley Buck: "Jubilate,
Hopkins: introft hymn 112, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Today" Commun-
ion service-Sermon hymn\ 101, The
Strife Is Ger, the Battle Won; festi-
val sanctus; choral communion offices;
offertory anthem, "As 1t Began to
Dawn; recessional hymn 110, AT
Lambs High Feast We Sing"
Evening star., 1922-04-15
st. Margaret's.

st. Margaret's Episcopal Church.
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft
place, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rec
tor: Rev. Fremont N. Hinke1, assist
ant minister, will give the following
program: At the II. O'Clock service
on Easter Sunday the vested choir
will render the following program:
Easter Anthem" (Schillfng), "Te
Deum" and "Jubilate Dec in +"
tTours): introit. The Hallelu5ah
tory anthem, LAS 1t Began to Dawn"
fVincent); ..Sanctus" (Stainer). Ben
edictus Qui VENT" (Gounod), "Agnus
Der lMaundsrl Gloria in EScelsis"