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"0LIVET TO CALVARY

"Olivet to Calvary" by J. Fl. Maun-
der, sacred cantata recalling Incl
dents Of the last days of the Sa-
vior's life on earth, will be given by
the choir of the First Evangelical
Church East Sunday evening at :45
O'Clock. David l.. Ormesher is direc-
tor of the choir, which is composed Of
the following members: Sopranos,
Mesdames V. ID. Adamek, X. Birken-
meyer and Misses NJ. Ploeger, Willie
Frence and Elizabeth Fischer; con-
traltos, Mesdames w. +. Pitts, NJ. c.
Arnold. ii. Warkne and Miss Char
lotte Frey: tenors, ii. Arnold, A. ID.
Methven, G. Meier, II. Rothberg, G.
Pabst and V. +. Adamek; bassos, A.
Il. King, w. NJ. Snyder, s. Meyer,
w. +. Pitts and Ii. Warnke. The
accompanist is NJ. C. Arnold.
Part ]. t-..
On the way to Jerusalem.
Chorus. When Ger the Steep Of
Olivet ................. Choir
Before Jerusalem.
Rect (tenor), Like q Fair Vision
................. ID. Methven
Recit. and air (baritone), o, Jerus-
alem II. Warnke
In the Temple.
Reeit. (tenor and baritone) And
Jesus Entered Into the Temple.
......... H. Arnold, II. Warnke
Chorus with solo fEprano) Another
Temple Waits Thee. Lord Divine
e. Fisher, Choir
The Mount of Olives.
Air (tenor) Not of this World the
Kingdom of Our Lord. H. Arnold
Chorus, Twas Night Ger Lonely
CilVet ......... ..... 49,. Choir
Solo (tenor) He Was Despised. -.
So. ......... II. Arnold
Solo tbaritone) and chorus. Come
Unto Him. ia. 7. King, Choir
Hymn, Just as l Am. ...........
49,. Quartet, Choir
Part ..
A New Commandment. ...
Rect. and air (baritone). 4 New
Commandment ...... III. Warnke
Chorus. o Thou Whose Sweet Com
passion ................ Choir
Gethsemane.
Rect. (baritone). And When They
Had Sung Hymn. III. Warnke
Hymn, Thy Will Be Done. ...
49,. Quartet, Choir
Betrayed and Forsaken.
Chorus, And While He Yet spake..
'......... ........ tnOlf
Rect. and air (tcnor). Ye Who Sin
and Ye Who Sorrow. ......
................ ID. L. Ormesher
Before PLATE.
Chorus with solo (tenor), Cruelty
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TELLS HISTORY OF MUSIC.

Mrs. ]. W. Holt, chairman Of the
music department of the Woman's
club, was responsible for a splendid
program for the last musical Of the
season. given on Wednesday after
noon in the Woman's Club.
The principal talk was made by
Mrs. Holt. on "Music in the Related
Arts" She began with an account
of the earliest representations of mu-
steal instruments which have been
found in the tombs and temples. in
Egyptian excavations, then moved
with early civilization across to
Greece and spoke of the statues that
have been handed down to modern
times, of Apollo, the Greek god of
music, and Euterpe, his attendant
muse. The famous frieze of the
Parthenon was described, with its
representation of two figures playing
a Tyre. The music of Italy has
found many reproductions in painting
and sculpture, both i'm Roman and
Renaissance times. Particular men,
ton was made Of the beautiful "sing-
ing angels" of Fra Angelica, and his
many other angels who are depicted
playing musical instruments. The
really lyric beauty of the Della Rob
bia, and Donatllo friezes of sing
ing boys were described, and the
legend Of st. Cecilia, the Christian
patron of music, told and an account
given Of the three most famous rep
reservations painted of her by Rap
hazel, Domenichino, and Carlo Dolci.
A romantic account was given of the
troubadours and minnesinger of the
middle ages. who were the inspiration
for most Of the music and painting
OF that period. Mrs. Holt illustrated
her very interesting talk with numer-
Gus photographs of the more famous
pictures and statues Of musical sub
jects.
The musical numbers which round
ed out the program were very well
selected and gave much pleasure to the
large audience. Miss Alice Simpson
was heard to much advantage in two
soprano songs. "Le Charme," by
Chausso and "Simes vers ayaient des
allies" by Reynaldo Hahn. Mrs.
Osmah i. Bordelon played delight
fully the Viennese Concert Waltz" by
Friml, and Whitfield's "In an Irish
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BEST MUSICAL YET.

The San Antonio Musical Club has
an enviable record for giving delight
full entertainments at its monthly mu-
steals and receptions but it seems to
be generally conceded that the pro-
gram given in honor Of Army Night
Monday evening, March 20, is the
most brilliant and artistic Of its en-
tire career.
Mrs. Nat B. Goldsmith. who planned
and arranged the musical numbers,
stage settings and lighting effects, for
-"Operatic Episodes" proved herself
~ artist in a decorative, as well as
musical field. The stage was out
lined with a massive gilt picture
frame, and each of the seven episodes
given. were presented as pictures, the
brilliantly colored costumes of the
singers showing to advantage against
a background of black velvet. A cur
tain of black velvet hung inside the
frame. which drew aside as each of
the singing pictures was revealed.
The first Episode" was the lovely
Slower Duet" from Puccini's "Mad-
anne Butterfly" beautifully sung by
Mrs. Fred Jones, soprano, and Mrs.
Guy Simpson, contralto, dressed in
Frederick Capizza, baritone, dressed
in purple velvet sang the famous pro-
logue from Leoncavallo's "Pagliacci, >
for the second Episode" standing in
traditional fashion, before the curtain
Nr. Capizza is a newcomer in musical
circles in San Antonio, and proved
himself SO popular, that he responded
10 encore applause with 1.-THE Song Of
the Dancing Fool" by Schirmann.
Love and Music" from Puccini's
La Tosca" was sung by Mrs. Matte
Herff Rees, soprano, dressed in an
elaborate evening gown and wearing
magnificent tiara of brilliants, for
the third Episode"
Episode" four, was the "Medita-
ton from Massenet's THAT'S" PLAYED
BY Miss Willetta Mae Clarke. behind
the curtain, and posed by Miss Eu.
genia Taylor, in robe of silver cloth
embroidered with pearls.
Ismeel Magana, tenor, proved the
sensation Of the evening, with hii
singing of ia Donna Mobile" from
Verdi's '.Rigoletto," acting as substi
futc for Nine. Frieda Stjerna, who
was prevented by illness from appear
ing on the program. Mr.. Magma II
the Mexican consul in San ARtonio
but before his diplomatic career, was
an opera singer Of distinction in sew
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WANT MANY DELEGATES.

In the latest official bulletin of the
National Federation of Music Clubs,
the president, Mrs. John F. Lyons of
Fort Worth is urging every music
club in the United States to send a
delegate TO the Thirteenth Biennial
Convention Of Music Clubs which is
being held in Asheville, N. c., in the
week which begins June 0 and ends
June 20. Mrs. Lyons addresses her.
self to the country at large: "Club
presidents, give a concert, provide a
way to pay expenses of Mt least one
delegate to Asheville. Your club
should be represented. The personal
contact is invaluable. 1t means
everything to your club
Asheville is accustomed to receiv-
ing music conventions, and has gained
much fame from the Annual Summer
Music Festival which attracts must
clans and music-lovers from all over
America. Plans for entertaining the
convention of the National Federation
of Music Clubs are being made on a
lavish scale by the Asheville Chamber
of Commerce and the city generally,
and n thoroughly enjoyable and inter-
esting tie is assured every delegate.
Summer tourist rates will be in ef-
feet to the convention.
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CHILD TO GIVE CONCERT.

Little Miss Irena Wisecup will give
a piano recital in the Tapestry Room
of the st. Anthony Hotel, on Fri
day evening April @. The program
she will play is varied md well quail
fled to show the musical ability of
the talented young pianist. Miss
Wisecup is the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. c. L. Wisecup of Rockdale, Tex.
The following program of Easter
music will be given Sunday morning.
April /, in the First Congregational
Church, corner Of South Presa and
Carolina streets: S6lo. Col. g. NJ.
Russell, "Christ Is Risen; anthem,
congregational quartet, Christ, the
Lord Is Risen; solo, A. Z. Payne,
Red Gal. Iowa. s"Grateful. o Lord,
Am T.; duet. Mrs. C. Il. Fitzpatrick
and Mrs. ]. G. Bradley. abide With
Me-; solo, Mrs. c. Il. Fitzpatrick,
The End of the Sabbath"
Sunday evening the following will
be given: Part one, one-act play,
Spring in the Brown. Meadow" |;
characters, little girl. squirrel. snow
bird. raindrops. sunbeams, flowers,
spring; second part. Easter carol "a
Lily Chime" "Eastertide." "Spring
Has Returned" "Hallelujah," "The
Song of Easter" Welcome TO Spring
time" ale Lives Again" Easter
readings by Helc? List. Frederick
Korth and "Billy" Geyer.
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Jaunting Car" Theodore Stolen
berg, baritone of the Minnesinger's
Quartet, sang "Die beiden Grenad-
iere." by Schuman, with splendid
voice and fine Interpretation. His
accompanist was Hans Stegar. Miss
Willetta Mae Clarke, violinist. played
the second movement of the Bruch
Concerto, with Polish Grade
Song" for an encore. Mrs. Holt was
the accompanies for Miss Clarke and
also for Miss Simpson.
A delightful feature Of the program
was the first public appearance of
the Minnesinger's Quartet. of which
Hans Stegar sings first tenor, Walter
Jahnkuhn, second tenor. George
Woertge, first bass, and Theo Stol-
zenberg, second bass. They sang "Die
Kapelle' by Kreutzer, with "Home,
Sweet Home" sung in English, as an
encore. Both numbers were sung Il
capella, and showed the fine training.
excellent interpretative ability and
true musicianship of the singers.
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NEW VICTOR RECORDS
-Four William Tell and Ono Caruso
Among the Releases.

-Four William Tell records, also one
Caruso, make quite an addition to the
great library Of Victor records this
month.
Nina sung by Caruso, Is 4 very
great one. 1t begins with an almost
funereal tread, becomes softly lyric,
the voice pouring fourth a smooth
stream of tone, then develops a per-
emptory command TO the musicians to
strike up. Again it grows dreamy
and reflective and continues so to the
end, with a flute and violin creep
ing in here and there.
The first new William Tell record
is by Nine. Aida, the "Selva Opaco"
(Deepshaded Forest), in which Ma
tilda, daughter of the tyrant, Gessler.
tells of her love for Arnold. 1t is a
gently-flowing, somewhat pastoral
melody, sung in Alda's flexible. clear.
flutelike soprano. The famous
"Resta Immobile" Think Not, Nor
Stir a Limb. is recorded admirably
by Giuseppe De Luca. -Troncar suoi
di" Ills Life Basely Taken), makes
a superb record, being sung by
Giuseppe De Luca. Jose Mardones
anu OlONdhHl <hhptht@
Tel record is 80 muto asil del pianto"
tOh, Blessed Abode, sung by Gio-
vanni Martinelli.
A record, which undoubtedly VIII
be welcomed by music lovers Is Luz
cresia Boris "Snow Maiden The
tale is one of the most beautiful in
legend. In this song she tells dream
lily how she remembers the songs OF
the birds in the upper world. but loves
above these the songs Of the earthly
shepherd. I.ehl.
Geraldine Farrar's aye Who Have
Yearned Alone" by Tschaikowsky is
hardly a record for light and more
flippant humanity. IT has a slow. in
finitely tender melody. with violin
wandering strangely through the sur
rounding orchestral harmony as the
voice proceeds.
Among some Of the dance records
are after Every Party" a fine,
smooth waltz. with plenty Of strings,
Don't Be Too Sure" a breezy fox
trot, american Boy of Mine, Lady
of the Evening" and "Music Box Re-
vue." which are equally as good as
Don't Be Too Sure
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elimination contest will be given Tues
day afternoon at . o'clock, TO ten
pupils from each school. who by their
standing in their school contests, are
entitled to compete with pupils from
all other schools. The final contest
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
4 o'clock, between the ten pupils with
the best records in the elimination
contest. Both meetings will be given
in the auditorium of the Bracken-
ridge high school.
An able corps Of judges for both
contests have been selected by Roy
Repass, chairman of the judging COM
mittee, from members of the Music
Teachers Association, and teachers in
the grade schools who have taken an
active part in the work of preparing
children for the contest. There will
be enough judges present at each
meeting to correct the papers submit
ted before the contestants leave, and
the prize winners will be announced
at each contest.
The final meeting of the series will
take the form of twilight concert,
Monday, April Q, at 8 o'clock in the
Brackenridge high school auditorium.
when the prizes will be awarded by
Mayor o. B. Black. and the speeches
of presentation made by Walter P.
Napier. A program of related must
cal numbers will be given by the
following artists: Mrs. Eugene Stat
fei, Mrs. Alfred Duerler, Mrs. Fred
Jones, Roy Repass, John NJ. Stein
feldt, Mrs. Clara Duggan Madison,
Mrs. Guy Simpson, Bertram Simon,
Mrs. J.. i. Marks and Frederick
Capizza, who have given generously
of their time and talent to make the
Musical Memory Contest the pro-
nounced success it has become. The
program for the twilight concert is
being arranged by Mrs. Osmah f.
Bordelon Jr.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN MUSIC.

Easter music Sunday morning at
the Central Christian Church will be ::
Organ prelude. Unfold Ye Portals. :"
Gounod, Mrs. Van Ness; quartet /" Ho-
zanna," Granier, Mrs. C. Adams. Mrs.
Mckenzie, Gilbert Fraser and L. NJ.
Mckenzie; solo, Mrs. Carlton Ad-
ans; solo, "Open the Gate" Miss
Eroeger; solo. 1.-The King of Glory"
Combs, f. NJ. Mckenzie; offertory,
II Know That My Redeemer," Han
del. Mrs. Van Ness; postlude. "Halle-
lujah Chorus" Handel, Mrs. Van
Ness. The music at night will be /:
prelude, "Sanctus." Gounod. Mrs. Van
Ness: solo, Mrs. Carlton Adams; solo,
"Christ Is Risen" Scott, Gilbert Fra
SER; solo, "Entreat Me Not" Gou-
nod. Miss Kroeger; offertory, "Resur-
rection." Shelley; postlude, "Easter
March," Mrs. Van Ness.
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Music and Musicians
BY PENELOPE BORDEN

eral Of the Latin-American countries.
Mrs. Roy Lowe, contralto. was
heard to advantage IN MY Heart al
Thy Voice" from Saint-Saen's Sam.
som ct Dalila." Her gown was Of
flowing white, and she had the back
ground of a garden scene.
Miss Eugenia Taylor, draped In an
American flag, posed as Columbia, IN
bold relief against the black back
ground, while the audience sang "The
Star-Spangled Banner" Mrs. Lewis
Krams-B Beck, in her talk after the pro
gram said that the unusual fervor with
which this song was sung, was PROB
ably due to the number Of army people
who were present.
Roy Repass, the invisible accom-
PIANIST for the entire program, deserves
special mention.
Operative Episodes" II to be re
peated for the benefit Of the. Prot
estant Orphans Home, during the sec
ond week in April.
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ST. MARKS PROGRAM.

The following musical service will
be given at st. Marks Episcopal
Church on Easter Sunday morning at
IL o'clock:
Anthem, Christ Our Passover
Schllllng
Mrs. Irene III. BourQuin. alto, Mrs.
Margaret McCabe, soprano and Eric
Parker, tenor.
TIE Deum, in i .......... Jackson
Communion Service in + Flat -.
............... Cruikshank
Offertory Anthem, "Now il Christ be
Preached" Rogers
Mrs. McCabe, soprano, Eric Parker,
tenor.
The Easter evening service will in
clude:
Slorla. In u ................ Davy
Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis. in G
................ MacFarlane
Offertory Anthem, "The Bells of East
er Time ........., Baines
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HAVE SACRED CONCERT.

A sacred song service, appropriate
to the Easter season, will be given
at s D. m, on the evening OF We'd
nesday. April 4, in the Highland
Park Evangelical Lutheran church,
Hammond and New Braunfels avenue.
Following is the program: -.
l. Piano Solo, ........... Selected
Miss Annie Halliday.
.. Soprano Solo. "Open the Gates OF
the Temple ......... Knapp
Miss Mary Kroeger, accompanied by
Miss Holiday.
5. Duet, "Hold Thou Ny Hand" :.
................ Briggs
Mrs. L. Ullrich and +. A. Neumeister,
accompanied by Mrs. Neumeister.
4. Soprano Solo, "God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears. Harker
Miss Lucille Kroeger, accompanied by
Miss Holiday.
5. Anthem, Jerusalem, the Golden
Choir.
6. Violin Solo, ave Maria" -.
................ ScnuDert
Miss Sarah Karcher, accompanied by
Mrs. ]. D. Dart.
Z. Reading, "The Starless Crown"
Miss Irene SutorluS.
s. Duet, There is a Green Hill Far
Away" ............ Gounod
Misses Mary and Lucille Kroeger, &C.
companied by Miss Holiday.
9. Anthem, lust for the Present
Hour"
Choir.
10. Violin Solo, "Traumerei- $50.
Schumnnn
Miss Sarah karcher, accompanied by
Mrs. J. ID. Dart.
IL. Duet, an Heavenly Love Abid-
ing" ............... Pontius
Miss Lucille KrOeger, and f. A.
Neumeister. accompanied by Miss
Helen Kroeger.
The service will close with singing
of hymns. the Lords Prayer, a bene-
diction and doxology.
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NO MUSIC CLUB MEETING.

The Tuesday Musical Club will not
hold its regular meeting on Tuesday
afternoon. April 8, because Of con-
flict with the Schumann-Heink con-
cert. which is on that date. The
next regular meeting will take place
on Tuesday afternoon, April 10, at
the home of Mrs. Eli Hertzberg.
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TRAVIS PARK CHURCH
PROGRAM.

The following program Of music
will be given at the Travis Park
Methodist Church, at the Easter morn
ing service at 10 AS o'clock:
Voluntary, Easter Morn. =. Rogers
Anthem, Jerusalem" .Parker-Reese
Mrs. Zirkel. Mrs: Flannery and
Choir.
otfertory, "Christ Is Risen" Ashford
Anthem, "As 1t Began to Dawn.
Miss johnson and Choir
Congregational Singing.
Anthem, List the Cherubic Host =.
...... OduA
Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Weiss and
Ladies Chorus.
Offertory, "Hosanna" ....... Wacks
Choir.
o. W. Stapleton, director OF music: :
Mrs. Harry Leap, organist.
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Him ........... II. Arnold, Choir
The March to Calvary.
Choral March, The Savior King
Goes Forth to Die ....... Choir
Calvary.
Rect (baritone). And When They
Came to the Place. wv. Warnke
Chorus with solo (soprano), Droop,
Sacred Head.
....... Mrs. V. ID. Adamck, Choir
Hymn. Rock of Ages ...... Choir
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The San Antonio Mozart Society
will present the st. Louis symphony
Orchestra in two concerts in Beetho-
ven Hall, on the afternoon and even
ing of Thursday, April 8, with Ru-
dolph GAM as conductor and Fred
erick Fischer as assistant conductor.
The soloists the orchestra will
bring with them are Carolina Laz-
zaf, contralto of the Chicago Opera
Company, who will sing at the even
ing concert; Rudolph CAM pianist,
soloist at the matinee, and Michel Gu
sikoff, violinist, and Max Steindel,
cellist, both of whom will play in
cidental solo parts.
The st. Louis symphony Orchestra
is one of the Oldest organizations in
the United States. 1t was formed in
1880 with a personnel Of 40 musicians
and, since 1881, has had steady
growth and development to its pres
ent position of the leading orchestra
in the Middle West and its personnel
of 81 men.
Its present spring concert tour Is
the longest and most extensive that
has been undertaken by any Ameri-
cap orchestra since the World war.
1t will include 100 concerts in so
cities of the South, West and South
west. 1t has been made possible by
the effective leadership of Rudolph
Gans, who assumed the baton of con-
ductor Of the orchestra in 1921. Al
ready world-famous as a pianist CAM
"sighed for new musical worlds to
conquer" and the success he has met
has added fresh laurels to his widely
recognized musicianship.
The programs in which the orchee-
tra will be heard in San Antonio are :
Matinee.
Triumphant March from aids"
Rossini. Overture to william Tell
(O Beethoven .......... .Minuet
(b) Beethoven 90. Turkish March
Wagner ......................
Prelude to Third Act "Lohengrin-
Concerto for Pianoforte, No. 1 in
E-flat.
Allegro maestoso, tempo giusto.
! Quasi adagio.
Scherzo: Allegretto vivsee
Allegro marziale animate.
(Played without pause.)
Straus cocoon. Blue Danube Waltz
Herbert .-...... American Fantasy
Evening.
Wagner 1900. Overture to -Rienzi'
(a Massenet ................
Meditation from "Thais"
(Played by Michel Gusikof.)
OBJ Saint-Saens ..... The Swan
played by Max Steindel.)
Gaines, Samuel r. ............
II
adapted from the Russian Of
Z Pletscheyeff. Awarded first
prize in the international COM
petition offered by the Schu-
man Club of New York (1920.)
Tschaikowsky .................
Second and Third Movements
from the Symphony No. 8.
(a) -Andante caDtabile, con al
cuna licenza.
(b) Valse: Allegro moderate.
Arias with orchestral accompaniment
(a) Meyerbeer DECENTRALIZATION.
"Lieti Signor" from "Ugonotti-
page song).
OBJ "Mon couer SQUIRE a ia voix =
my Heart at Thy Sweet
Yoice) from "Samson ct De-
lilah.-
Chabrler .................
Rhapsody for orchestra "Espana
Accompanist for the Mozart Society
Miss Eleanor Mackensen.
Director for the Mozart Society
David l.. Ormesher.
During the intermission of the even
ing concert the Mozart Society will
give two choral selections with David
j.. Ormesher conducting, and Miss
Flea nnr MacienSen rs ancnrn M mist
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MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST.

The Musical Memory Contest,
which has held a foremost place in
the interest and attention of musi-
clans and school children in San An
tonic for the past month o. more.
will come to close this week. The
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Mrs. Roy B. Lowe, contralto, sang
the solo parts in The Message From
the Cross" in the sacred Lenten SER
vices given by the choir of st. Marks
Church Good Friday evening. Mrs.
Lowe also sang the famous Samson
and Della" aria Mt the Monday even
ing musical of the San Antonio MI
steal Club. She is the contralto Of the
choir of the First Presbyterian
Church.
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Screen Doors, Frames. Wire, Hard
ware Fixtures and Paint. ED.
STEVES & SONS. Lumber and
Building Store, 10 e. Commerce St.,
Phone Crockett 1877. (Adv.)
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EASTER MUSIC PROGRAM.

The following musical program will
he given at the regular service at the
First Presbyterian Church on Easter
Sunday:
Morning:
Prelude, Pilgrims Chorus .....
................. wagner
Anthem, praise the Lord" ......
ollerIOry dutkeS
Contralto solo, "From Gloom TO
Glory" .................. Giebel
Mrs. Roy Lowe.
Postlude. "Festal March,. &. . .Kroeger
Evening:
Prelude, "Allegretto' ........ Smart
Anthem. "Hosanna" ..... Granier
Offertory .............. Mcdowell
Anthem. "God Is Love" 80. Shelley
Postlude ................. Streleskl
Miss Pearl Curry. soprano: Mrs.
Roy Lowe, alto: William Turner. ten
or: II. A. James, bass. and Frederick
King, organist and director.
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Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not a
graveyard, beautiful. well kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.--(Acv.)
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Carolina Lazarri, contralto Of the
Chicago Opera Company, will sing at
the evening performance of the St.
Louis Symphony Orchestra, on April
5.