Evening star., 1925-04-12
Baptist.

Baptist.
4 CHORUS choir at First Baptist
n Church. under the direction of w,
Harold Whiteside, will sing the
following anthems today At IL
am, unfold Ye Portals" (Gounod)
and Christ Our Passover" (Schill-
ing), with incidental solos by Erna
Otto and Denton Ledford Robert
Ruckman will play as an organ prel-
ude Resurrection Morn" tJohnston)
and "HOsanna" (Wachs) as post
lude.
At the s o'clock service the choir
will sing "Hosanna" tGranier), with
incidental tenor solo by Mr.. Ledford
and Christ Is Risen" CAmbrose).
Between 7:45 and pm Mr.. Ruck-
man will play "Andante, from "Nio-
lin Concerto" (Mendelssohn), "Souve-
mir" (Drdla) and Alteration from
Holy City" (Teilman).
The following voices compose the
chorus: Sopranos. Lorena Gawler,
Leona McMurray. Francis Jackson,
Minnie Garrison, Gladys Nelson, Mary
Turner and Miss Bradley; altos, Erna
Otto. Mrs Frank Steward and Alice
Jones; tenors, Denton Ledford. VIII
liam II. Winchcole and Elmer Beach;
basses, w II. Whiteside, Edward f.
Ludwig and Albert Clayton.
The Easter services at Petworth
Baptist will be held at o'clock
today. The music under Harold 5.
King. will be as follows: Organ prel-
ude, "Offertoire in F. tRead), Albert
Hayenner, organist; duet. "Hosanna
,Granier1. Margaret Hewitt and Har-
old s. King: solo. calvary (Rod-
ney). Elizabeth Jordan; anthem. by
20
tSchiIling); organ postlude, March
in f. (GauD. Mr.. Havenner.
The Gospel Music Glass of the Bible
Institute of Washington, under the
direction of Isabel Garvin Shelley
will render an Easter cantata, Inc
Glory of the Resurrection by Charles
Gilbert Spross. at the Kendall Bap-
list Church. Ninth street near b south
west, this evening at O'Clock.
The solo parts will be sung by Mary
McAninch. Mrs. II. l.. Skiados Mrs.
w. NJ. Proud and Mrs. Shelley, So
pranos; Mrs Robert II. Clark, Ade-
laide BOYD, Mrs NJ. r. Moffatt, altos;
w c. Fielder, G.. Edward Phuger, ten
ors, and Paul Brumbaugh, w. H. II.
Shelley and J. l.. Smith, basses.
The music at Calvary Baptist Church
prelude. CORONATION March" tMeyer-
beer): quartet, "Hallelujah, Christ Is
Risen" (Spinney); baritone solo, "Ho-
sanna" (Granier), Fred East: organ
postlude, "Hallelujah" (HandeD. s
p.m.-The quartet and choir Will nave
the assistance of the Vaughn Glass
Orchestra in program of special
music at this service. The quartet
number will be Now the Day Is
over" (Sullivan). The chorus Will
sing Rogers Christ Being Raised
From the Dead" Thomas Moss is or
ganist and director.
At the Temple Baptist Church,
Tenth and y streets northwest, to-
day at II am. the music will be:
Anthem by the choir. Christ the Lord
Is Risen" Uowden). The choir is COM
posed of Lillian Acker. Rule Evans,
I,ura Dodds, Ruth Ockershausen, Lii
ian Anderson. Ella Sullivan. Kitty
Crabtree, Eleanor Clarkson' John
MuIlings. Louie and Warren Homer,
Earl Simons and James Mullings.
The organist is Mrs. Ruth Horner.
At pm. the Cantata From the
Palms to the Lilies" (Baker) will
be sung by the choir, under the di-
rection of Ruth Horner, assisted by
members of the Sunday school. Solos
will sing Near the Cross" and Earl
Simuns. whose selection will be The
Palms" (Faure).
At the Fifth Baptist Church. Six
aud-a- Half and h streets southwest,
the chorus choir, under direction of
William j. Palmer; Mrs. c. +. Car
penter, organist. Will give the follow
ing music today: II a.m.-Pre-
lude. "Andante," Fifth Symphony"
(TchaikowskD anthems. Lift Up
Your Heads" (Ashford), soloist,
Gladys Price; Easter Dawn" (Hine),
soloist. BERTHE Dement,; Shout of
Victory" (Ashford). soloist, Dorothy
Leutbecker; postlude, Easter Morn
CMalling). 7:40 p.m.-Prelude, Res
direction" (Johnston); "An Easter
Narrative" (Neidlinger), soloist, Elsie
Douglas; same anthems as in the
morning: postlude, "Allelujah in E
Flat" LoreD. The offertory will be
sung by Grace Mooney Richards.
AT the Centennial Baptist Church,
Seventh and l streets northeast, the
Easter music, under the direction OF
John Russell Mason, organist, Will
include: Morning service, 1855 am
Organ prelude, "Jubilate Amen" (kin-
der); chimes, Easter hymn, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Today; tenor So
los, I'm the End of the Sabbath"
(Speaks) and still, Still With Thee"
Hawley), sung by Preston Haynes.
tenor: organ prelude, "Alleluia'
(FauIkes). Evening service, pm
organ prelude, Grand Choeur in A.
CKinder); chimes, Easter hymn, Christ
is Rizen"; tenor solos, "Hosanna!
(Granier) and After the Shadows"
U,illenas), Preston Haynes; organ post
lude, Grand Choeur" (Rogers).
At Takoma Park Baptist Church,
Piney Branch road and Aspen street
music today will be: Morning, IL
o'clock-Barltone solo. Death Is Van
quished" (Neidinger), r. L. Whitman ::
anthem, THE Risen King (Schnecker).
by a choir of 30 voices. Evening, S
o'clock-The Colcord brothers will play
cornet and trombone duets as the
prelude, offertory and postlude; anthem,
Welcome, Happy Morning (Shackleyl !;
solo, LAS 1t Began to Dawn" (Harker),
Mrs r F. Bessey duet, Ring Out. Ye
Bells (Ashford), Florence King, Mrs.
V. NJ. Giffen; solo, "Hosanna" tGranier),
Mrs. B. w. Rector; anthem, 'Jeru-
salem (Parker), by choir; solo. The
Lord of Life" (Wooler), Lucille Har-
desty; solo, selected, Mrs. Deborah H.
Lawson; anthem, "Cantate Domino in
c. (Buck).
The choir is under direction of Bessie
n. Wild. Mrs. l.. A. Jones is chair
man of the music committee.
At Metropolitan Baptist Church