Evening star., 1926-04-03
and ]. H. Ingram. tenors; Ross James,
John Ryan and H. c. Ashford, bassos

and ]. II. Ingram. tenors; Ross James,
John Ryan and II. G. Ashford, baSSos.
The Easter music at the Brookland
Baptist Church tomorrow is as follows:
MORNING.
Festival. 'Te Deum. in i Flat -, Buck
EVENING.
"on Wings of Morning Borne. Miller
There will be appropriate organ
music at both services by Isabel +.
Middlekauff, orGanist and director.
At the West Washington Baptist
Church Ruth Hansford Snodgrass,
soprano, will be the guest soloist at
both services. She will sing:
MORNING.
Awake Thou That sleepest," Ward-stephens
EVENING
'Hosanna .,...'.'; -. - ora'iei
Elsie Lang will be the oontralte
soloist. Appropriate anthems will be
sung by the choir. Emily Bogley, di-
rector. will he at the organ.
At First Baptist Church the music
will be:
Organ, "oysrture to Tsnnhapscr' Wasner sss,,s,,
Amihh An,hsm hT.. hf ns Tord Is Risen Shelley
II
Again .;i;:.;;:i,' npspter nosTHter
Tenor solos by Floyd Williams
Postlude. March of Triumph $40. VERDI
Sacred cantata by quartet. Light
out OF Darkness .....'..'' - 'Ueipel
Myra Marks, soprano; Mabel
F'lehr.. contralto; Floyd G. Williams
tenor; Charles w. Moore, bass; Mabel
Linton Williams, organist and choir
director. will present the music.
This cantata is the last of the series
given the past few Sundays. Next
Sunday, by request, some of the
Easter music will be repeated.
The following music will be given at
Petworth Baptist Church, Seventh
and Randolph streets northwest, by
the quartet composed of Blanche
Kerr, soprano; Helen Tucker, alto;
Harold King. tenor, and Russell
Godfrey, basso, with Albert Havenner
at the organ:
MORNING.
why SSsek, ,Ye the Living Among w.rr.r
Christ Our Passovc,r'i schiIling
EVENING
They. Have Taken Away My, Lord
pafkly Rose the Guilty Morning
tMiss Kerr and Mr.. King,
Elizabeth Jordan will assist at the
evening service.
The music for Easter Sunday at
Calvary Baptist Church will be as
liam
Organ prelude. "Alleluis": ....s... .fsossi
Quartet, Christ ls Risen ,.,:; NeYin
Quartet, Sing Alleluia Forth" Buck
Quartet Christ the Victor" Spinney
Choru' choir. The Promise
Which Was Made. ........ Bairstow
The quartet, Messrs. Raymond,
wilkins, East and Smith, will be as
sisted by Mrs. Florence Sipdell, so.
prano soloist.
At Temple Baptist Church the choir
will sing the Easter cantata "Ho-
sanna," by Roy Nolte, tomorrow. Mrs.
Mary Horner and Mrs. G.. NJ. Scates
will sing solos. There will also be
duets and choral numbers in the can
tata.
Resurrection or Easter music at Shi-
loh Baptist Church tomorrow will be
of an unusual nature and will be &C.
for the first time. by the
new organ the church has just install.
cd to take the place of the one that
was burned last July. The choir. under
the direction of Il. II. Ward, with +.
NJ. SyphaX organist, will sing resur-
rection music and also some of the
more famous "spirituals" and jubilee
hymns of the colored race
Members of the choir are: Sopranos
Misses Lillian Thomas, Thelma Bell.
Simons, Martha Chinn. Olive
Lacey. Marion Miles. Fannie McKon-
ney and Mesdames Florence r. Ward,
Sarah Jackson, Lula Kent, Lydia Rob.
inSon, Sarah Spencer. Mary J. KinS-
low, Lucy Roy and Ophelia Nelson.
Lula Mundy, Edith
Coins and Mesdames Lille B. Wyn.
der, Ellen Kaiser Fannie Burrell, Eva
Preston, Eva Gibson, Alice Shaw, Ber.
tha Grady, Rosalie Harrison. Lillian
Gather and Elizabeth Harrison.
Gustavus Harkum,
Wesley Preston. Afford Raudell. yChes-
ter Anderson. Charles Hammonds, Jo-
seph \. Saunders. Lawrence Stanard
and Timothy Fl. Ward. jr. Bassos-
Messrs. John Marshall, William H.
Guy. John II. Jackson, George vii.
liams, Charles Daniels, John Lewis,
John d. Fisher, Harold Barksdale.
William Green and Lawrence Pearson.
Officers-Prof. T. II. Ward, chorister;
Prof. E. NJ. Syphax. organist; Mrs.
Lille B. Wynder, president; Miss
Edith Coins, secretary; Mrs. Lucy
Roy, treasurer; Gustavus Harkum,
chaplain.