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

The following program OF Faster
music will be given at the Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church, under
the direction of the organist, Lena
Sims Sylvester, by the Calvary quar-.
tet, consisting of Marie c. Deal, So
prano; Ruth Kobbe, contralto; George
+. Anderson, tenor. and Arthur NJ.
Tabbutt, bass, together with the chill
dren's choir If 80 voices, assisted by
Richard Lorleberg, CelIist: Morning
service, organ prelude. Easter Morn
ing tMallingl; quartet response, The
Blessed Christ Is Risen Today twelfth
century, harmonized by J. s. Bach;
childrens choir. In Joseph's Lovely
Garden Spanish Easter carol ar.
ranged by Clarence Dickenson); cello
solo, "Andante," from "Orfeo" (Gluck}:
quartet, Christ Being Raised"
(Rogers); soprano solo, II Know That
My Redeemer Liyeth," from the "Mes.y
siah" HandeD; cello solo. air, Nina"
(Pergolesel; organ postlude, "Allelu!an
noret). Evening service organ pre-.
Jude, "Cristo Triomphante (Yon); quar-.
tct, AT the Sepulchre" (Ncvin}; organ
Offc"tory, Folk Song" (Torjussen);
~ ~ Gus sillll tUilLIalLO uUtJt Tie Mag
dalcne" tWarran), and organ postlude.
The Heavens Are Telling" QIaydnl.
At Brookland NJ. f. Church tomor.
row the music will be: IL am the
choir viii sing the following anthems:
Christ Is Risen." by f. L. Ashford
/ and Il Am He That Liveth" by j. r.
| Roberts, with a soprano solo, "Ho-
sanna,' by Grarier. Mrs A. Fast At
nF1i nc COZ ,zF.a
will sing He Is Risen" by f. l.. Ash.
ford, and the mems chorus, THE Vic.
tOrious Redeemer," by Ira =. Wilson. :
At the morning service tomorrow at
| Trinity NJ. +. Church, Fifth and Penn.
sylvania avenue southeast. the solo
quartet composed Of Helen Clark
Hammersla, soprano; Frances Van
den Bogert. contralto; Lumen H. MAJ
comber, tenor. and Fred ]. Eden, bari.
tone and director, will sing three
anthems, Christ Our Passover
| tSchilhngl, THEY Have Taken AWAY
My Lord Darlington. and "fTo.
sauna" Creamery
| AT the evening service the quartet
| augmented by vested chorus Of AZ
| voices, viii sing "Penitence. Pardon
ana Peace" a cantata for Easterti7d.
/ by Maunder. The solo parts will ne
sustained by the members Of the quar-.
tet and John Hail. baritone. Emma
Louise Thompson, church orgauist.
will be at the organ.
The music at the Anacostia NJ f.
| church. Fourteenth and u streets
| southeast, for Easter Sunday will he,
II am, prelude, Easter Morning
| (Johnston); anthem, Christ Our Pass
over" lSchillings), incidental solos by
Mrs. Mary Benhoff, Pearl ZirkIe.
Henry Smith; soprano solo. "CaE .
vary, Elizabeth Jordon: pnsthlde.
triumphant March," from Aida p
Verdl. pm, the choir, composed
| OF: Sopranos, Mary Benhoff. Laura
Cannon. Louise Dony. Ruth Haven
ner Elizabeth Jordon, Agnes Koontz
Josephine Marshall, Eunice Parrie
ethel Smith; altos, Marion Donv'
Ruth Simpson, Pearl Zirkle; .tenors
Edward CLANCY, Herman Denisoui
George Hayenner, Thomas Phelns
Marshal Ruark, Henry Smith. basses
CHARLES kinsella. George Mason. John
Saure, Percy Simpson. Cleveland Tgte.
frank Tew, under the direction Of
Cari 5. Millard. organist and director,
VIII render the cantata THE TrI-
umphant Life" by J. S. Fearis. the
solos being sustained by Elizabeth Jor-
don, soprano; Pearl Zirkle, contralto;
henry Smith, tenor; Charles Kinsella,
baritone.
The public is cordially invited TO
these services.
Gaurs Passion Music" one OF the
most popular Easter oratorios sung
In England, will be given one OF few
presentations ever sung in the Ma.
uonal Capital tomorrow night-a Sec
ond performance by the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist. Episcopal Church
South choir. r. Deane Shure direct
ing. Inc first was given Good Friday
night. The time is Sis o'clock.
A chorus Of 90 voices has been re.
hearsing the work for weeks and II
will be produced in its entirety. The
quartet singing solo parts includes
EiVina Neal Rowe. soprano; Julia Cul.
breth Gray, coDtralto; John l.. Mitch
ell, tenor. and Thomas n. Leef. basso.
The public is cordially invited.
At Ryland Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow at II am. the music
viii include: Anthem, oh. Tell lis
Where Is He" Miles; anthem. 'Tn
the End of the Sabbath" (GeibeD:
offertory, soprano solo. "Hosanna"
tGranier), Mrs. Hayward Brown. At
1880 pm. the Easter cantata, The
Resurrection Hope" (Adams), will be
sung. The soloists will be Mrs. g.
Brown, soprano; Melville Leonard, 81.
baritone; Fred Yount, basso, and Mrs.
Berkeley Thompson, alto. j.,
Other members Of the choir are
Sopranos. Mrs. Smith Landlord.
Estelle Belt. Sibyl Cooper, Mrs. John =.
Neitzey. Mrs. Alfred ROdrick and Mrs.
NJ. c. Hazen; altos. Mary MEGA wleys
and Ada Spence, and tenor, w. Fear.
now. iat
Margaret Morgan is organ mist and
Mrs. Milton Odell is choir director
The music for Easter Sunday mt
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow will be: Morning-Organ
prelude, Easter Morning" (MaIlingl:
anthem, "As 1t Began to Dawn" Vim
cent?; duet. "Hosanna" Creamery: offer
tory. violin solo. Alteration" 60
rowskD; anthem, when the Sabbath
Was Past" (Clough-Leighter); organ I'm
postlude 'Alleluia" Duboisl. Eve
ning-Organ prelude. "Pastorale"
(CalIaerts); anthems, Christ Our Pass. E
over" (Schillingl Awake, Awake,
With Holy Rapture Sing" CWest), and
Behold the Risen King" Dressler);
organ postlude, "Hosanna" Hart
manu- ~
The choir is composed of Mary She &C
rier Bowie, soprano; Richie Mclean. 81
contralto: ]. F. NJ Bowie, tenor, aud
J. E. S. Kinsella, bass. Anton Kaspar,
director and violinist; George II. vii
son, organist.