The Washington times., 1923-03-24

I'LL UnUnUnE0
TOMORROW
Triumphal Entry of Jesus Into
Jerusalem Is Theme Of Songs
and Sermons.
Pain Sunday, one OF the most
important and ancient feasts in the
Christian calendar. win be fittingly
celebrated in Washington.
The story o6 the trtumphal entry
Of the joyous multitude who
thought Christ had come to set up
o temporal kingdom for the Jewish
race, VIII be told in song and
sermon in all the churches OF the
Capital.
Glad hosannas win be sung by
; the choirs, the directors Of which
have been practicing for weeks
suitable music for the festal oc-
casion.
WIN Distribute Palms.
In Roman and Anglican churches,
PALM branches will be distributed
to the congregations. In these
churches. also, the palms win be
carried In solemn procession.
At the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church, the choir will
sting Jerusalem" by Parker, and
for the offertory Mrs. Thomas p.
Stephenson win sing. open the
Gates Of the Temple. - by DR..
Mrs. Ruby Potter. soprano, and
Miss Marie Koontz, contalto, win as.
aist the regular male quartet In q
special musical program to be given
Sunday evening 1t the Calvary Bap.
fist Church. The male quartet,
composed OF william Raymond,
tenor; John Martyr. tenor; Fred
East, barytone; Edgar Gray, bass,
will sing at the morning service,
The Palms." by Faure, and Lift
Up Your Heads" by Adams. Louis
Potter, organist. and director, viii
play at the morning service for q
prelude. Meditation by Bubeck.
and for pogtIude, '.Marche Triom.
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Cantata 30 BE sung.
The sacred cantata, THE Cru.
ciffxion." by Sir John Stainer. viii
Be sung at the evening service at
the Sixth Presbyterian Church BY
Miss Meta Craig, soprano: Miss
Thelma Smith. contralto: George
Schimmel. tenor, and Arthur
Deibert, barytcne. Mrs.. Helen Muir
ray WIN direct the work and urs.
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Depicts CrucifHiOn.
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the many Easter cantatas. Not
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