Evening star., 1923-03-31
CONGREGATIONAL.

"rhe Life Everlasting" an Easter
cantata, written by Matthews, will
be sung at the evening service Of the
First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets northwest. tomorrow
by a vested chorus choir OF sixty
voices, assisted by soloists, under the
direction OF Harry Edward Mueller.
Additional music at the o'clock
service Will be: organ, "Christus
Resurrexit" (Ravenello); 'Nocturne,
for piano and organ" with Miss
Helen V. Nash al the piano (Kroeger);
postlude. "Scherzo Symphonique'
1Frysingerl. IN the morning the
chorus will sing LAS 1t Began 10
Dawn" (Vincent); Behold, Te
Despisersn (Parker): "Hallelujah
Chorus" (HandeD; organ, "Allelulia''
(Bossi).
Three ctild artists will assist
Harry Edward Mueller in the rendi-
ton OF the musical vespers at
4:45 Pm. They are Jackson Shore,
list. and Dura Minowich. pianist. The
program will be: Organ, Finale"
from first symphonic Uierne),
Spring Song" (MacFariane): "An
April Song" (Brewer): soprano solo,
Ny Hope Is In the Everlasting"
From Concerto in G Minor" (Tschai-
kowsky), with Miss Dura Minowich
at the piano; organ. "HalleluJah"
(Erb); soprano solo, II Know That
My Eedeemere Liveth." from the
Messiah CHandeD, and violin solo,
!, "FantaS:e n Russian Ar!s" de per!ot).
Music Ut Ingram Memorial Church,
10th street and Massachusetts avenue
northeast. tomorrow will be: Morning.
f..-.T-. -. :
anthem, Nv elc"me, Happy Morning.
(N.idlnger); offcrtory soprano solo,
Il Know That My Redeemer Liveth,"
from Messiah" UIandep, Hazel
Hazel Rachschmid; chorus. "On That
First Easter Morn" (Spence); soprano
solo, ''Rejoice Greatly" from Mes
siah," Mrs. Bachschmid; postlude,
"HalleIujan" HandeD.
at the special musical service (no
sermon) at o'clock-Prelude, select
ed. anthem, Christ, Our Passover"
(Schilling); soprano solo. with Yer
dure Clad" from "Creation" UIaydr),
Mrs. Bachschmid: quartet, "Hosan-
nah" (Granier); Mrs. Beall. Mrs. Ian
caster. Mr.. IrVie, Mr.. Perkins; soprano
solo with chorus. -Infiammatus." from
schmid and choir: quartet, "All Hail,
Morn Of Glory tGeibeD; postlude. Sc
lected. Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee IS
oreanist and choir director.
Tomorrow at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church programs Of
Easter music will be rendered By the
Mount Pleasant chorus and by the
solo quartet, composed OF Frances
Scherger, soprano: cleo Scanla nd,
contralto; William P. Shanahar. tenor,
Herman Fakler, bass under the 4,
direction Of Norton NJ Little with
Claude Robson at the organ.
III place of the o'clock service
pageant, Thy Kingdom Come will
be given, ginning a O'clock.
The morning program will be: Or.
gan prelude, Resurrection Morn
(Johnsto:); choruses: "Behold the
(Coombs) (from the vision Of st.
John), "Redeemed Of God tShelley),
'Hallelujah Chors" tHandeD; bass
solo. "Hosannah" (Cranier). by Mr.:
Fakler: orsan. IPostlude' "Pornp ana
For the pageant IN the evening, the
chorus will render the following:
The Appeal Of tile CruciHed
(Stainer) tfrom The Cruciflxion')
(Stainer): "The Sanctus from St. Ce-
ella" (tio:nod). and "Alleluta" (Coerne).
The musical feature on Easter
SUNDAY, II an. at the Cleveland
Park congregational Church. will be
the cantata. Death and Life" under
the direction of Mrs. Joseph Fair
Sopranos. Mrs. Crme Thornberry and
Mrs Arthur Henning: altos. Mrs.
Samuel Loonis and Miss Heloise
Brainerd; tenors. Mr.. G. +. Conybeare
and Mr.. Thomas Shearman. and
basses, Mr.. Elwtn Silsby and Capt.
Prelude, Largo" (Eandel). and
offertory. ''Andante" (FleyeD. by
piano and violin. Mrs. Arthur Spenser,
and viola, Mr.. Arthur Spense-.