Evening star., 1925-04-12
Episcopal.

| oTBdnlst ana chOlrmaSter; Beulah
| Brown, soprano; Nancy StilIwell, con
| tralto; George Bayliss, tenor; Am
brose Durkin, bass, win present the
| following Easter music: Today ar
| 1880 a.m.-"Communion Service"
| CTours, King, Hall, Garrett and
| Weuner), anthem, Christ Is Risen"
| (Maunder). At II a-m.-"Communion
Service (Winter, PIeyel, Stainer-
| Old ChanD. Christ Our Passover"
| (Macfarlanel, with trumpets: "Te
Deum FestivaD. in Z Flat" tBuck).
| introit anthem, Christ Is Arisen"
| tFehrmann); offertory anthem, Hal
lelujah" (HandeD. At 7:40 pm
| Chimes-organ recital by Adolf Torov-
| sky. Evening service at pm
| "Magnificat in c" (Marks); anthem,
God Hath Appointed a Day" CTours)
The McKim Memorial Chimes will
ring Is minues before each service.
| At the Church of the Ascension to
day the music will be: IL am
| Hymns 112 (traditionaD, ia CHop-
| kins); introit, Christ Our Passover
| (Schilling); shorter Kyrie" CHar-
! ned), Gloria Tibi" and "Gratia."
| ''Credo" (Best. Hymn No. 121 Pal-
estrina), offertory. "Hallelujah" Win
cent?; "Sursum Corda" CCammidge)
"Sanctus" (Garrett), "Benedictus'
| (Selby), Hymn No 11S CElveyp,
1 N~
| ''Nunc Dimittis" (Tours). occasional
| hymn tGauntletD; 4:30 p.m.-Hymns
| same as in morning service; cantata
| Christ the Victor" (Buck.
The soloists in the cantata are
! Ruth Judson Stunz and Mamie Rouse
sopranos; Jessie Masters. contralto:
William Caulfeld, tenor; Edgar Per
kins and Clyde Bruce Aitcheson.
! basses.
The chorus of 45 will be directed
| by Albert W. Harmed, organist ana
choirmaster.
Music today at Christ Church.
Alexandria, will be: Morning sery-
ice, organ prelude, Easter Morn"
! Lemare); anthem, Christ Our Pass
! over" (Schilling); "Te Deum in d
| (Field); "Jubilate in D" (GeibeD; Of
fertory anthem, Lift Up Your Heads
o Ye Gates" from The Messiah"
! (HandeD: "Sanctus" (Gounod); post
lude, "Hallelujah" (HandeD. Even
nion for Easter Day (HandeD; of
fertory solo, II Know that My Re
| deemer Liveth" (HandeD; postlude,
| 20 Fill ct Filiae" OoreD.
| Katharine Seelye Wallace is direct
or and organist, and the soloists Janet
| R. Pickett, soprano; Olive Travers
| Houghton, alto; Harry I. Maycock,
be assisted by full chorus choir.
At Emmanuel Church. Thirteenth
and v streets southeast, Anacostia.
Mary c. D. Johnson, organist and
choirmaster, will present the fol-
lowing music today: Professional.
Come, Ye Faithful" (Sullivan); in
troit, why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead" (Scott), A Harlem
|
in D" (Fenderlein); sermon hymn.
"Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia' CPales-
trina); anthem at offertory. LAS IT
Began to Dawn" (Martin); eucharistic
hymn, "At the Lambs High Feast
| (Bach): antiphon, "I Am the Living
Bread; recessional, The Day of Res
direction" CTours).
The guest soloists are: A. Harlem
Castle, tenor, and Charles F. Rob
| ertS.
The personnel OF the choir is Jack
| Butler Howard Clark. Leonard Clark,
| Harrison Fillius, Lawrence German,
David Harris, julius Hollebeck, Ed
ward Lane, Harold Moxley, Clarence
Naylor, Edward Towers, Charles Zim
norman, Catherine Cox, Florence Cox,
Evelyn Dyer Evelyn German, Eta
Harris, Louise Lane, Anna Lee, Elsie
Lee, Annie Mudd. Bessie Mudd, Flor
ence Naylor, Margaret Scott, Ethel
! SI6nQer, MIS- CnarlOtJ6 burOlne, AlES.
Connick, Miss Naomi Connick, Mrs.
H. B. Dodge, Miss Lucille Gates, Mrs.
German, Mrs. James E. Larsen, Miss
Ina Lawrence, Miss Lena Weigle, Ed
ward Connick, Gotthard Hoffman,,
Louis Hoffman, and James E. Lar
sen.
Music at Transfguration Episcopal
Church today will be: Morning
Organ prelude, Alteration" CBorow-
SKID; baritone solo by Mr.. Hicks; Of
fertory anthem, Christ Our Pass
over (Schilling); GLORIA Tibi'
"Kyrie' and "Agnus Del" (Smart;
organ postIude, March" CHILD
Evening-The junior choir will
sing.
The members of the senior choir
are Messrs. Parsons, Evans, Birch,
Hicks and Gorday; Masters Thomas,
La Vaire, Lambert, Stevenson, Jeffer-
son, Trum and Carter; Mrs. Vein
berger and Mrs. Parsons; Misses Stew
ems, Cover, Sanner, Tiffey and Oaks.
The organist and director is Mrs.
NJ. H. Little.
The Easter music for the II am.
| service at the Church of the Inca rna-
ticn will be as follows: Professional
Hymn, 1o9 (Sullivan); introit, ''Christ
Our Passover" (Schilling); "Nine-Fold
! (Palestrina); offertory anthem, Break
\ Forth Into Joy" and Mass in A"
(Eyres); occasional hymn, lis (Tours).
Helen c. Crouch, organist and direc-
tor, will be assisted by Lynch Luquer.
| violinist.
There will be four special services
today at Old st. Paul's Church in
| commemoration OF the Easter fes-
tival. The Sunday school will hold
a special carol service at 4 o'clock.
The first celebration Of the holy
communion will be at 7:20 am, fol-
lowed by second celebration at S:45. A
| short celebration of the holy COM
munion, together with morning prayer
and sermon by the rector, will take
| place at IL.
| Special music will be presented at
| these services under the direction of
H. II. Freeman, organist and choir
| master Of the parish. In addition to
the regular chorus members of the
choir, the solo quartet, composed of
Mabel Foote Whitman, soprano; S.
Elizabeth Kerr, contralto; Warren L.
| Terry, tenor; Horace A. Lake, bass,
will sing. The music compositions at
the IL o'clock service will be an
| anthem setting of the hymn as a
professional, Christ the Lord Is
| Risen Today (Bodine); in place of
the venite, Christ Our Passover Is |
! Sacrificed for U.s. (Schilling): the !
''Te Deum" and 'Jubiate" are takeR