The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-09
MINISTERS PLAN
SPECIAL PALM
SUNDAY SERVICE
Beautiful Programs of Music
Prepared by Church
ChoirS.


A special evening of music WIN
be given by the choir of the 'Iaper-
nacle Presbyterian Church Sunday
night, under the direction of Fred
Newell Morris, at 7:45 o'clock.
The choir will be assisted by the
Brass and Wood Wind Choir OF the
Arsenal Technical High School con-
cert band. under the direction of
Frederic Barker.
The program is as follows:
ouartet-",A Legend ,..' Tschaik %sSEa
The f BraEs and Wood wind Choir 49,
Chorus" Good Friday .......' shee, 1ciyy
Lead Kindly Light, o;,,3,:;c;t'.''''.. BUCK
1.-THE Three Ma is at the Cross elan
AtSn %t%er Of Jesus FloTence EKihnaTd
Mary the Wiie oil O MTs' Walter Wallace
Mary Magdalene go. Miss Viora Frye
sermon DR.. Faulkner Of Philadelphia i.els,t
Brass and Wood Wind Choir, .',,,,o
Cornet Soloist-Ellis Carroll. Baritone tone
solost-%ames G 1b6 Bs Seco9Hf D Donald
5i obnson Clarinet ouintet-wallaee Mac
Daniel, John billiard. Leonard LUZ Joni'
ME Pierce, Mary Lewis; Church Solo
ouaTTtetmMrs. FLORENCE Kinniard; soprano
Miss Viora Frye, contralt9n; ,o NJ M F5%{Su
baes Mr. paul r. Matthews organist,
The ia b ernacle Presbyterian
Church. choir will present Antonn
Dvorak's Stabat Mater Thursday
evening, April IA, at 8 o'clock Ihe
Msir will be assisted by a number
~ professional singers. The WORK
is arranged for quartet and chorus
and is one of the finest arrange
ments written for this service, Vt is
said TO be the best religious music
written. The choir sang the Stapat
Mater two years ago, and was so
well received, that it has been re-
ouested to do the work again. The
choir will be augmented to nifty
voices.
The members of the solo quartet
for the Stabat Mater are Mrs. flor-
ence Kinnaird. soprano; Miss Viola
FRYE. contralto; Mr.. Floyd Chaffe,
tenor; Mr.. Edward LaShelle, bari
tone: Fred Newell Morris, director,
and Paul r. Matthews, organist.
Christ Church Choir of sixty
voices, under the direction OF
Cheston L. Heath, organist ana
choir.master will sing the cantata'
"Olivet to Calvary" at 8 O'Clock
Sunday.
This cantata recalls simply and
reverently the scenes which mark
the last few dayes of the Savior S
life on earth.
The rejoicing of the multitude
with Hossannas and Palms, the
lament over the beautiful city, the
scene Of the Temple, and the lonely
walk over the Mount at night, torm
the chief features Of the first part.
Part II Opens with the Supper
of the Passover, at which Jesus
washes His disciples feet. From
this the scene passes to the infinite
pathos Of the Garden Of Gethsemane,
IN sudden appearance of the hostile
Wyd, Jesus forsalen by His
disciples, His utter loneliness among
ruthless foes, the tumult before
PLATE, the passage of the Cross, the
tragedy and triumph of Calvary.
The soloists will be:
Florence Parldn WEIGH. soprano;
Mathilda Heuser. soprano; Robert HaIte9rr
barytone, and Ernst Heberleln. barytone.
The Rev. E. F.. Prevo, pastor Of
the Riverside Park NJ. e. Church,
will preach Sunday morning on
"When the King Came" In the
evening his subject will be Restore
Unto Me the Joy of Thy Salvation"
The Passion week service of the
Riverside Park NJ T.. church will be
as follows: Or. w. NJ, Whits.tt
will preach on Wednesday evening,
Rev. b. f. Laycock on Thursday
and DR., p. G. Curnicll will preach
and administer communion on Fri
day evening.
The Rev. Fred a. Line will preach
at Central Universalist Church,
Fifteenth and North New Jersey
SITS, at IL a. IN. on the subject.
"Something More This is the sixth
of a series Of special Lenten SER
mons. Sunday school convenes at
$50. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended the public to attend these
services
Eden H. Mills, pastor of First
Friends Church, will speak on the
subject, Can He Enter?" at the
10:45 o'clock service.
The Hillside Christian Church will
conduct revival meetings each eve.
@ during the week, excepting Sat
Iif6ay evening. The pastor, Homer
Dale, will preach Sunday morning
on "Who Is This Jesus?" and Sun
day evening on where Did Christ
Get His Authority"
A return to an old.established GUS
tom, which will greatly interest
music-lovers of the city, will even
tuate in the vesper service of mu.
sic at st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Nauv Work aud Illinois m Saturday