Evening star., 1924-04-19
Children, Singing and Bearing
Floral Offerings, VIII Take a
Leading Part---Organists and
NOcalists Featured.
PRESBYTERIAN,

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| There will be special Easter services
at the Church of the Covenant both
morning and evening tomorrow. In the
| morning the music will be under the
direction of Harvey Murray, organist
! the solo quartet will sing LAS Sleep
Fades Into Night (Shelley). The Mag
dalene," duet for soprano and contrato
(Warren), Miss Ruth Peter and Miss
Richie Mclean; Miss Mclean will sing
| (Hande).
For the evening service at o'clock
the music will be by the evening choir
of 100 voices. and the solo quartet, un-
der the direction of Claude Robeson,
with Mr.. Murray at the organ and Mrs.
Howard Blandy at the piano. The pro-
gram follows: Anthems, las 1t Began to
Dawn" (Martin), Awake. Thou That
Sleepest" (Stainer) bass solo. "Ho-
sanna' (Granier). Herman Fakler quar-
tet. The Paschal Victim (Stewart)
'Halleluiah Chorus (Handel).
The public is invited to this service
the doors of the church are open at Z
o'clock.
The Gospel music class of the Bible
Institute Of Washington, under direction
OF the teacher, Mrs. Isabel Garvin SheI
ley, will sing the new Easter cantata,
Jesus Lives" by Charles II. Gabriel, at
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, Columbia and kalorama roads,
tomorrow evening at s o'clock
The solos will be sustained by J. L.
Smith and w. III. H. Shelley, bass Victor
Pierce, G. Edward Phuger and Robert J.
Miss, tenor; Mary BcAninch, Lillian
Talbot, Charlotte Ford, Ethel N. Hayre
and Isabel G. Shelley, sopranos, and
Bertha Ford, Lucille Simmons and Mrs.
NJ r. Moffatt, altos. Miss Florence
Ring will be the accompanist.
The quartet of the Western Presby-
terian Church, under the direction OF
George F. Ross, organist, will give
the following program tomorrow:
oTer To9rs snd 9E5dt God 9ah 9sf Pass ASS
solo, "Hosanna'' (Granier). Evening
I-Quartet, Why Seek Ye the Living"
1PeeD and % Light That Breaks
From Yonder Tomb" (Dressler).
The quartet is composed of Viola
Harper, soprano; Elsie Lang. contral-
to; Everett Hardell, tenor, and Harlan
Randall, baritone.
A special solo quartet has been en-
gagged for the Easter evening service
at the Sixth Presbyterian Church, Mrs.
Helen Murray, organist and director
Meta Craig. soprano; Olive Travers
tenor, and Frederick Freund. bari
tone, form this quartet Miss Craig
Will sing Handers 81 Know That nv
Redeemer Lveth"; Mrs. Houghton,
solo to be selected: anthems by quar-
tet, AS 1t Began to Dawn" and
Arise, Shine"'
The Easter music at the Eastern
Presbyterian Church tomorrow will
be: Morning-Organ prelude. AL
legro Can Fuoco" (H Berens); an
them, Christ Our Passover (Shep-
PMe5d0; M5ra solo; 9do;,. Come See the Place
sehfpeArt Shfre tes4s K,,ds Lay (Harker)' Viola
Have Taken Away MY Lord" tHar- @
March" R NJ Stults). Evening
organ prelude, "Offertoire in B Flat"
tE. M. Read; anthem. victorious
Morn" q. B. Wilson,; contralto solo,
The Angels Message Gaud). Cecil
sale: quartet, Who Shall Roll AWAY
the Stone" &c. H. Morse); organ post
lude Grand Chorus" (R. Diggle).
The quartet is composed of Viola
Schippert klinge. soprano; Florence
Coakley. contralto; Harry KimbaII,
tenor; Williamson Cook. bass, assist
ed by Miss Cecil Sale and volunteer
cnorus. MISS Nellie M. Sacrey is or
ganist and director.
The cantata, "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace" (Maunder). will be sung at
the Easter evening service tomorrow
at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church, by the quartet. composed of
evelyn Grlbbtn. soprano; Anita Fl.
Gauges. contralto: Raymond Fillius,
tenor. and A. o. Stearns. jr., bass, un-
| der the direction of Lucy H. Paul. or
ganist and musical director
In addition the program will con-
sist OF organ prelude, Spring Song"
(Hollins); offertory solo. I'm the End
Of the Sabbath" GSpeaks), Miss
Gaoges:, aoges; 5nandpfs a9d p1stiude' Halielujah
There will be special music at the
morning service, as follows: Organ
prelude. Easter Morn" Cwest); an
them. Haste to the Gloritied Garden"
lene" tWarner). Miss Gribbin and
Miss Gauges; anthem, Awake Thou
That Sleepest" (Maker): postlude,
'Triumphal March" (Luard-Selby).
Church, the Easter music will be sung
tomorrow by the vested choir of Sc
lected voices, under the direction of
John George Klein They will be as
sisted by Ruth Bronson Logan. Phil
adelphia, violinist The choir will sing
Schillings Christ Our Passover and
"At the Sepulcher." an anthem by
George Nevin. Mrs. Logan and Mr.
Klein will be the soloists at the eve
ming service. Mrs. Klein will be the
ming.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Easter music tomorrow will
be: Morning-Organ prelude. Allegro
Appassionata- Fifth Sonata" (Guil-
Sleepest" lStainer): the offertory.
Behold Ye Despisers" (Parker):
organ postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus''
IHandeD; Evening-"Ressur
Choir Angelic (Hosrnerl; the offer
tory, The Masdalene" (Warren);
organ postlude, Overture in c.
(Mendelssohn).
The program of music for the
Church tomorrow will include organ
prelude. Spring Song (Hollins),
Vision" t!Reinberger>. Instrumental
Mrs Raymond B. Dickey; cello, Miss
Duncan; organ, Mrs. ]. Harry Gun
Know. That My Redeemer Liveth''
ith sHandsp: M: MIS- nisL Wayne 3. Wheeler: s1
Duncan, cello. Solo with obligato.
'Hosanna" (Granier), Mrs George
Gale. with Mrs. Dickey. violin. and
Miss Duncan. cello. Organ postlude,
Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham is the
organist.
Easter music at Northminster Pres.
byterian Church will bet Morning.
Prelude in Fv' tMills): anthem, "T
Will Magnify Thee. o God parry; :.
anthem. "Te Deum" (Katzschomar);
postlude, Temple March (Vincent).
Evening service-Baritone solo, "Ho-
sanna (Granier); soprano solo, Then
Easter Day Was Born" (Mally); tenor
solo. open the Gates of the Temple"
(Knopp); alto solo, 20 God, Be Merci-
full" (Bartlett); cantata, Death and
Life" (Shelley); quartet, 20 Love In
visible" (Matthews). The soloists are: