The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-29

Thomasl; "Priere' QHasselmanns1;
March Triumphant" (Batiste).
The evening service will begin at
7.45. The doors OF the church will
be open at o'clock.
The choir-Mrs. Florence Howard.
soprano and director; Mrs William
7. Reed, contralto; William G.
Atherholt, tenor: Arthur Chester
Gorbach, bass: Charles T. Ferry,
organist; Claude Burrows, YioIinist;
Winifred Peyton, harpist, and the
evening chorus.
Following is the special music
that will be given at the Ninth
Street Christian Church at the
morning service: Anthem, Song
Of Triumph" (Neidlinger), with
soprano solo by Mrs. T. Ross
Pirtle; anthem, "Alleluia to Our
King" RoekeD; cello solos by Mr..
j, s. Zebley; Claire de Lune" MAS
senet); "Andante Cantabile" (Sti-
asni.
The Eastern festival at st. PauPs
church. Rock Creek parish, will be
observed and celebrated by four
special services. The church will be
deliberately decorated with Easter
lilies and other cut flowers.
A special program of music will
be rendered at the II and ,9:45 a. m.
services. A beautiful new process.
sional cross will be used for the
first time on Easter. The cross was
given as a memorial by Mrs. r.
Ross Perry, in memory of her late
husband.
The first celebration of the holy
communion dow, will be at 1880 a.
| music, especially for the parish
Sunday school children and teachers
at 9:45 a. m.
High celebration of the holy com
munion, and morning prayer. with
music, together with sermon by the
rector, the Rev. Joseph Fletcher.
will be held at II O'clock
The festival Sunday school carol
service with music by the children's
| choir, will be at 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
The music under the direction of
Henry II. Freeman, organist and
choirmaster of the parish, will in
clude the following:
Special professional anthem.
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
by S. w. Bodine. Anthem in place
OF the Venite, Christ Our Pass.
over" by Frederick Schilling; "Te
Deum" in c major, by p. c. Lutkin:
Jubilate Dec, in F major. by r.
Dawre: Intriot anthem, king of
Kings" by Caleb Shipper; COM
munion service in the key of e flat
major, by A. j. Eyre; offertory an
them, las 1t Began to Dawn" by
lula! Sing to Jesus" No. 368.
The solo parts will be sustained
by Mabel Foote Whitman, soprano;
Thelma Smith, contralto; l.. S.
kissinger, tenor, and Horace A.
Lake, bass.
Music at Ingram Church, Tenth
street and Massachusetts avenue
northeast, on Easter Sunday, win
include the following program:
II a. m.-Prelude offertorio IN
| G GuilmanO; Anthem, Welcome,
Happy Morning" (Neidlinger); or
fertory soprano solo, Il Know that
My Redeemer Liveth." from Mes.
stab" HandeD, Hazel Bachschmid;
chorus, 'On That First Easter
TACi 'CpSHCCJ, SOpTdnO SOLO, Re
joice Greatly" from Messiah Mrs
BachschmidJ; Postlude, "Hallelujah"
HandeD
p. m.-Prelude. selected: Anthem
Christ Our Passover" (Bohilline):
soprano solo, with Verdure Clad"
from "Creation' H1aydn), Hazel
Bachschmid, soprano; Quartette
"Hossannah" Granfer), Mrs. Bean.
Mrs. Lancaster, Mr.. Ivia, Mr..
Perkins: soprano solo with chorus.
"Inflammatus." from "Stabat Mator''
(RossrnD, Hazel Bachschmid and
choir; quartette, "All Hail, Morn of
Glory" (GeibeD; Postlude. selected.
| The vester choir and soloists of
| forty-eight voices. of Epiphany p
| X. Church, under the direction of
Adolf Torovsky. A. A. G. O.. or.
ganist and choirmaster. will sing
the following music at the services
on Easter Sunday: 1870 a. m.
Christ Is Risen" (Maunder): II A..
M, Christ Our Passover" Toursl:
'sTe peum and "Jubilate" In b flat
(Stanford); "Now Is Christ Risen