Evening star., 1923-03-31

The Nativity and the Resurrection
chapels Will celebrate Easter by hold
ing three celebrations of the holy
communion two services Tor children
for presentation of Lenten mito
! box offerings and the service of even
song.
The Easter baptisms will be at 4
pm. this afternoon at the Nativity,
and pm. Easter day at the Resur
| rection Chapel.
The first early communion will be
at the Resurrection at . am; the
second early communion at the Ma
tivity at 1880 am, and the third at
the Nativity at II am, with special
music. The anthems are: "He Is
Risen" (Simper). and why Seek Ye
the Living Among the Dead?" (Clare).
,Woodward's- communion service will
Morning" The Day of Resurrec
tion," Jesus Christ Is Risen Today,
'"The Strife Is Ger" Jesus Lives,
"AnGels. toll the Rock Away; a.
| the Lamh's High Feast We Sing" of-
prov-ments. Mr. Albert Whitworth,
choirmuster, and Miss Il. VI. Pate. or
isaniSt, viii haV" charE, 81 the inu
sic. and Rev. Enoch N. Thompson,
vicar. ami Rev. Thomas l.. Small, Gu
, rate. viii conduct the services.
Easter music Of Christ Church,
Georgetown, will include: Procession.
al. No. 100; Christ our rassover'
Deum" (Buck). "Jubilate" (Nevin),
hymn No. 121; offertory. They Have
; Taken Away My Lord" tStainer); re-
cessional. No. 112;
of twenty-five voices. with Mrs
! Charles G. McRoberts as soprano
soloist and director. Tho other solo
lists are: Mrs. Ralph Robey. contralto;
Mr.. c. A. Nightlingu. tenor: Mr.. J.. +.
Coyle. bass. Miss Mary wilkins is
organist.
The Easter service az 81. Alhan's ~
am. will hay. as musi9: ,hr,t prorsS
Tassnver Ii"nai 4Sm fshiiing} mi E} "r5 Deun '
"Introit" No. II6; sermon hymn. No.
l12l: oifertory. They Have Taken
Away Ny Lord" tStainer); "Sanctus"
tSutiner>: communion hymn. Hear.
. My LORD: Teccssional hymn. No.
The music will be given by the
choir Of thirty voices: Miss Beatrice
Seymour Goodwin. director and So
prano soloist; Charles Woodward, or
ganist; Miss Marjcrie Rrodt. con :
tralto: Lawrence Lee, tenor, ana
Fred Schatter, bass.
Tie choir OF the Church Of the In
carnatiOn, under the direction OF Mrs.
Henry. White, will render the follow
iug musical numbers at the morning
service tomorrow. Opening anthem,
"l7ilii ct f'iliae"; ancient plLinsong
for Easter, Christ, Our PASSOVER
tHodges); 1T" beuiu" III 3 fiat (Cus-
tancc1: "Jui,ilate" in ( Dudley
RuckD; offertory anthem. awake Up,
NV Glory" tBarnby). and Communion
Service IN l. Fiat" (Eyrel. and for the
prelude Lynch Luquer, violtnist. VIII
play II Know That My Redeemer LiV-
eth" from THE Messiah" accompa-
MED by Emilio Margaret White at the
organ. AT the evening service the
musical numbers will consist OF
"Maguificat" aud "Nunc DimitiS"
tClare). choral liturgy and AT the Of
fcrtory "Hosauna" (Grauterl, sung h$'
Mildred Maxwell Smith.
The regular choir, which VIII be as
sisted by Katharine Rich Eielder and
Lucy Dunwoody Higgins. former So
.nists. consists Of s"pran Mildred
Maxwell Smith, Mildred Jtdgcor,
, Florence Daniels. olga krunihe, Dc
rothy Hobbs an6 Mrs. hliugc; mezzcs.
and EIorcrce Tau Week; tenorS, q.
". Cady and \. j. La Cuvcy; basses.
g. \. Johnson and Lynch Luquer, with
Mrs. Henry White, director, and Enni-
lie Margaret white. crsanist.
Easter music At Grace Parish,
Georgetown. The Little Church on
the Canal and the Potomac" will ir-
clude: Morning seryice-Processiona
Hymn H.: Christ our Passover
Hodgesl. TIC DenIE" tCorbin), "JU-
bilate" (Corhin). Hymn 121, ofrertory
anthem, LAS 1t Eegan to Dawn" win
cent?. communion service (H1aunder)
reCessional. Hym;. 10. Evening gerry
ice-"Mag ificat" (Simper), "Nunc
Dinlitt's~ lsimper)' offertory an
Among the Dead" tClare>.
Tho program of Easter music 20 be
rendered by st. Margaret's choir ~
Jesus Christ IL Risen Today; Eas-
ter anthem, DR.. Hodges; "re Deum"
and "Jubilate Dec" (Shuey): tntroit.
the "Hallelujah". chorus from THE
Messiah"; hymn, The Strife Is
O'er' (palestrinal; offertcry, "As 1t
"Sanctus' (Stainer). "Benedictus Qui
Vent" (Gounodl, hymn, ''Maunder' {;
Gloria In EXcolsis." TRADITIONAL; re-
cessional hymn. Come Ye Faithful,
Raise the Strain
The solos Will DO sung by Mrs.
Marks. Mrs. Graef, Mr.. Can't and Mr..
Delbert. Mr.. Macleod IS the organist
and choirmaster.
The afternoon Service at pm.
VIII be eung by the Sunday school.
Tho music at the Chapel Of the
TRANSPORTATION on Easter Sunday
morning will be as follows: Christ
Our Passover" (Schillingl, Festival
liams', LAS It Began to Dawn" (Vin-
cent?.
Incidental solos by the quartet:
Miss Mary Stevens soprano; Miss
Lillian Wrenn, contralto; Mr.. Henry
Kruger. tenor; MIR. William r. Little,
baritone.
At Christ Church. Washington par
isn. a special Easter program Will
be rendered by tho choir at each OF
clude Communion Service" (Cruick-
shank) and for ofreratory. They
Have Taken Away My Lord" (Stain-
Solos nGifenia As oeloeF sessano chrs and
Passover" tie Deum" (Smart) ;
"Kyrio and Gloria" (Cruickshank),
"Credo" (Monk). offeratory, "As 1t
Began to Dawn" (Vincent): Incl
dental soPrano and bass solos solcs sape-
err, 'Benedictus'' (Monk) and Gloria
in Excelsis' (Stainer).- The solos will
be sustained by the quartet-Miss
Mae Cross. soprano; Miss Hattie M.
eney, tenor, and Harry I. Clarkson,
baritone and director.
BAPTIST.
'"rhe Dawn of the Kingdom" (Huget
and Wolcott), Wellington A. Adams
conducting. Mrs. Josephine Bland Or
ganist. will be presented tomorrow
evening, at o'clock, at the Third
Baptist Church. 5th and q streets
northwest. Rev. G. o. Bullock, pastor.
Part 1.-THE Prophecy" Barintone,
recitative, Mr.. Frank Pool; chorus by
choir: baritone, Mr.. E. W. Freeman;
obbligato and chorus, Mrs. Hattie
Smith and choir
Part II-"Dawn and the Resurrec-
ton" Chorus by choir; alto, Mrs.
Henrietta Harris: chorus by choir.