Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-16

Milton H. Prospect. AItos-Mrs. Gill
bert A. Clark. Merriam Jones, Hattie
F.. NOEL and Mrs. Daniel G. Shankle.
Tenors-Dr. w. Bruce Hoofnagle and
G. Evans Brooks. Basses--Gilbert A.
Clark, Nathan A. Clark and r. T..
Beale. Director. Gilbert A. Clark;
organist, Gertrude Smallwood.
The Peoples Seventh day Baptist
Church, Tenth and V streets north.
west, has prepared splendid song
service fer Easter Sunday night, at 5
o'clock.
TIL" following program will be sung:
gonFreg tion. Hymn e19". Christ In Sons
SChhoI LAMB OF Cod. ......... Stainer
Solo, Ring out, sweet Bells Of Peace Roma Roma
Junior choir, Easter Anthem Bucl,
Solo ..,.......... DR.. G: Sumner Wormley
80 Miss smnaliwood and Mr.. Dixon. Roma
soia H agn 1e5 Christ IL Song
Wv N0'i'Auei Miss sui Giles '''''''' Aooiili
Violin SOLO c,:,,;..,::,;,; .GOunod
God So sl fqgea he S wG5rtid stsner
Solo, Come, Ye Blessed" .......... Scott
Choir. Christ Our nF P SaiaSes' schiiins
Choir. Hymn $685.. Christ il Song
A sacred cantata, 1.-THE Story of
1SaShNAs VIII pS SApH Wy LIE ESAUtl Dap
fist Choir of Deanwood, d. e., TO.
morrow at pm. The choir will be
assisted by Ethel V. Gibbs, soprano;
Emma Dean of Lincoln Congregation
al Church.: contralto DIR. J. r. Rattley
of First Presbyterian Church, tenor,
and Timothy G. Keen, First Baptist
Church, bass,
At Shiloh Baptist Church tomorrow
Florence b. Ward will sing "a solo,
and the choir, under the direction of
Prof. T. II. Ward. chorister; and +. NJ.
Syphax, organist, will give a special
musical program. Grace Coleman, n
professor at Howard University. will
present a paper on what the Resur-
rection Means TO the Christian" and
Miss NJ. B. Robinson, one of the teach
ers in the public schools in the city,
will present a select reading on 1.-THE
Resurrection Of Christ" At pm.
the choir will sing and there will be
solos by Mrs Ward and Elizabeth
Donoho, and Ursula Jackson will have
a recitation on the Resurrection.
The following program of Easter
music will be presented at the Takoma
Park Baptist Church tomorrow, under
the direction of Mrs. Bessie n. Wild;
Morning sarvice--Anthem, This the
Day Which the Lord Hath Made, -
from The Risen King" tSchnecker);
solo, 1.-The Lord Of Life (Wooler). Eve
ming NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hymn, 1.-THE
Sards OF thine Are Sinking" (Cousin);
anthem, "Sing Alleluia Forth" Dudley
Buck): solo, Awake Thou That Sleep
est" (Ward-Stephensl. Mrs. Warren S.
Allison; solo, "Hosanna" (Granier-
Bartlett), Thelma Mills Rector; an
them, Shout, Ye. High Heav-
ems" (Chadwck); solo, The Res.
ney, solo, "Alleluia! Death Is Con-
ouered" CTomplkins), Mrs Rector; solo,
"The Resurrection tHolden), Roy l..
Whitman; anthem, "Cantate Domino"
Buckl.'
The choir: Sopranos, Mrs. w. s. AL
lison. Mrs. y. n. Goodacre, Mrs. r. s.
Brock. Mrs. Lewis A. Jones, Lucille
Hardesty, Almira Livingston, Thelma
Mills Rector; altos, Mrs. George Nc.
Cam, Mrs. v ". Giffen, Mrs. c. w.
Flora. Mrs e. G. Royle; tenors, Roy
L. Whitman, p. Y. Garrett; basses.
Thomas J., Kane, M. B. Reynolds, DR..
A Owen Penney.
Easter music at Nineteenth Street
BAPTIST Church, corner Nineteenth
and | streets northwest, Will be to-
morrow al the morning service, IL
o'clock. selections from Frederick j.
Peace: Introduction. organ. Lena NJ.
! Ware; tenor solo, And When They
| Were Come" John BraXton chorus.
Thou That Destroyest the Temple
octet and chorus, Behold ] Show You
a Mystery" choir. At pm. the
| augmented choir under the direction
| Of benjamin Washington viii render
/ Suits Immortality.