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New Britain herald., 1928-04-07

m. Celebration of the Sunday school at 4:30 p. III.
 Monday evening the executive committee of the Sunday school will meet at o'clock.
 Thursday afternoon the Women's Missionary society will meet at c:S0 o'clock.
 St. John's (German)
 Easter Sunday. S:30 a. m., English Easter service and communion: 9:45 a. m., Sunday school: ] a. m.. Ger man Easter service and communion.
 Tuesday, p. ln.. the Friendship league will entertain the Luther league of the First Lutheran church. Friday. 2:So p, m., the Women's | Missionary society will meet; p. n.. examination and entertainment .G the German Saturday school.
 METHODIST CHURCHES 1 Sunday, : a. m., union sunrise ser- vice at Walnut Hill park; 9:So .. IT,, Woman's Bible class: Every mans Bible class: church school: 10:45 a. m., address, If He had Been the Gardener; 6:15 p. m.. Ep- woth league; 1:S0 ?. n., pageant, "Tic Sacred Flame
 Monday. , p. m., meeting of the W. II. M. s.
 Tuesday, aftornoon-W. II. M. s. social tea with Mrs. Stoddard. 5S2 Arcl street: Methodist Group at the Hospital": 6:S0 p. m.. Philathea class; T:15 D. m, Boy Scouts; 7:4S D. m., class meeting.
 Wednesday, 7:l5-S:30. young peo- ple's caorus rehearsal.
 Thurday, 7:45 D. m., mid-wcek service.
 Friday, 7:15 r. m.. young peoples entertainment and bazaar. Uaion A. M. T.. Zion
 Easter Sunday. Sunrise prayer ser- vice at 5:30 a. m; Sunday school at 9:SO q. m.: morning worship with l Easter message by the pastor at 1o:45 o'clock. Through Death to Iife": Fellowship and the ordi- nance of baptism will follow. The senior choir will render special nu- sic in these services. Christian En- deavor society will meet at 6:So D. m The Easte, story will be told in recitations and songs by the Sunday school pupils al 7:45 p. nn. , Monday evening, monthly meeting :. i of tho trustees board
 Tuesday evening, prayer and class { meeting.
 St. Na,&s'. Episcopal $ Easter Evening, Saturday, 1 ?. m. administration of he sacrament of ] baptism.
 Easter Sunday. a. m., holy com : munion (choraD; ga. m., holy com i munion; II T. In., loly communion and service by the 'ector; ?. m. |. (Continued on following Page.)
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
IOllt1rfl SerUioe$

Question of the Day" namely, What about the United States Sen- ate and the World Court?"
 The Easter service for the Ar menian congregation will be held in the chapel tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The special preacher is Prof. L. Levoniar. dean of the School of Religion at Athens. Greece, who is now featuring at Hartford Theological seminary.
 A joint meeting of the Young Peoples society and P'eng-fu club will be held in the chapel tomorrow evening at o'clock. 1mmediately after the Easter vesper musicale services light refreshments will be served in the dining room. At o'clock the young people will ad- journ to the chapel, where Rev. Edward Eels will speak to them upon the subject Just Loving" The chaplains are Miss Eleanor Hubert and Kermct Parker.
 The Young Woman's Missionary society is sponsoring costume re- cital of Armenian folk songs. to be 1 held in the church chapel on We'd ] nesday evening, April IS. Madame Marie Bashian, dramatic soprano ! from the shores of the Bosporus. will sing in the costume of several Mediterranean countries. This con- cert is given for the benefit of the Tuberculosis Hospital for Refugees, in Beirut, Syria.
 south
 1 Sunday. 9:30 a. m.. service for re- ception of new members; 9:30 a. m., senior high school. young people grades, and others; 9:So q. m., Italian American department ot the church school; 10:30 a. m., worship at the Hunter road branch of the Italian mission; preacher. Domino DAddario: 10:30 q. m.. morning worship; 10:45 a. m.. beginners de- partment; 12:10 D. m.. primary, junior, and intermediate depart ments; 2:30 p. m.. church school al the Hunter road mission; 2:3O p m.. Assyrian worship. "The Resur- rection.' Communion and baptism
 5 D. m., Italian worship at Soutf church: preacher. Joseph $. Paia
 dino; 7:30 p. m., dramatic Eastel services.
 Monday, 2 ?. n.. class in Englisl , for Assyrian women: , D. m.. meet ing of the home department Vlsi tors and workers; 6:30 p. m.. sup
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
SUNRISE SERVICE
 0F YOUNG PEOPLE
Will Be Held Atop Walnut Hill
 Tomorrow Morning

X union sunrise service sponsored by the local peoples organizations of the local Protestant churches will be held ill Walnut Hill park at o'clock tomor morning. The lo- cation chosen for the service IS at the top of the hill, east of the flag pole and near the wading. pool. fac ing the rising sun. The general pub lie is invited to attend, as attend ance is not limited to the younger church members and in fact the committee in charge hopes that many others will be present.
 In the event of unfavora blc weather the Baptist church bell will ring six times at GAS o'clock to in dicate that the service will be held in the First Congregational church.
 The program, in which represent atives of all the cooperating soclctles will participate. is as follows:
 Music, Everyman's Bible class or chcstra
 Hymn, Entire assembly.
 Reading of Scripture. Christie Nelson of Reformation Lutheran church Young Peoples society.
 Prayer, Mabel Selander of Stan- Icy Memorial church, Young Peo- ple's society.
 Song. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today Trinity M. F. church Ep- worth league. l Song, "Fairest Lord Jesus.' First Cong. church Young Peoples SO l ciety.
 "A Lesson from the Resurrcction' William Thompson of German Bap tist church Young Peoples society. Talk, Clarence Ahlberg of Colgate university.
 Song, Follow the Clean" quarte from st. Johns German Lutheran church, Young Peoples society.
 Easter song selection, First Luth eran church Luther league.
 Hymn, entire assembly.
 Closing prayer, J. William Bomb' of South Cong. church Young Men Brotherhood.
 London is having all-winter foot | ball.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07

"The First Easter Morning Salome-1rene Winger Joanna-Florence Markham Mary-Euuice Rickcrt Angel-Alice Ralph Episode Two
 The Faith of the Disciples Peter-Norman Nining John-Gerald Drogue James-GarEer Goodwin ThomaS-E obert Beh Jonas-Ralph Johnson Cleopas-Howard Heinisch Episode Three
 saul Of Tarsus' Saul-Philip Bergstrom First Man-Howard Heinisch Second Man-Louis Tcich Episode Four
 Paul, the Apostle of the Living
 Christ"
 Paul-Philip Bergstrom l'estus, the Roman Governor --
 Robert Hume
 King Agrippa-Raymond Bomba Bernice-Florence Markham Roman Officer-Richard Hart Court Spectators Episode Five
 The Call of Christ Today" Spirit of Christianity-Tlori
 Christensen
 Evangels Elizabeth Harwood. Katherine Wacker. Grace MacAr- thur, Betty Tallard, Myrtle 1verson, Dorothy Crowley
 Cross s-Bearer-Edna kleffer- Flag -Bearer-Nirginia Hill
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
ST. ,JOSEPH':S


 A special musical program has been prepared by Organist Frank Sullivan for Easter Sunday at St. Joseph's church. In addition to the regular services, Andrew J. Basso, Noll-known local tenor, will sing at 2 and 1O:30 He will render Gou- mods Ave sla ria at both services. John l.. Sullivan will accompany the choir during the masses on the violin.
 The program for the 8 o'clock mass 10 be rendered by the chil- dren's choir, is as follows: Hymnal selections, Lilies that Bloom for Aye" "Over the Hill" Christ is Risen" and "Regina Coeli."
 0o'Clock Mass
 Selections from Loesch's mass. The soloists will be Loretta King, Bertha McBriarty. James Ringrose. Mrs. Margaret O'Lcary Basso and Louis Genentino. Gounod's "Ave Maria" by Andrew J. Basso at the offertory,
 10:3O O'Clock Mass The senior choir will render Loesch's mass including the kyrie Gloria, Credo, Sanctus. Benedictus and Agnus Dei. Mr, Basso will repeat Gounod's Ave Maria at the offertory. The soloists will be Loretta King Bertha McBriarty James Ringrose 1 Mrs. Margaret O'Leary Basso ant | Louis Genentino.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
HOLY CROSS CHURCH

A program of music has been ar- ranged by Joseph komorowski. or ganist of the Holy Cross church, for Easter Sunday which will include orchestral. vocal and violin selec- tions.
 The orchestra will accompany the choir at the resurrection servlce at ] o'clock in the morning. The pro- gram for high mass. at 10 O'CLOCK in cludos selections by w. A. Leon- ard and W. K. Grigaitis. Miss Rose Juchnicwicz and Stanley karna sic wicz will he the soloists. During the l1:45 mass. violin solos which will include Gounoi's Ave Maria,' Han- dcl'a Largo" and GOdards 'B"r- ccIlso' from Jocelyn. will be played by Lee kryzak. Special children : music will be sung at the o'clock mass.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
CHURCH

Mrs. Catherine Gcrmaine Bollard, organist 2f the church of All saints has prepared an Easter Sunday pro- gram which will be delivered at the l6:3o o'clock mass. The mass Of our Lady of Lourdes by Lentzel, will be sung with appropriate processlonal and recessional. "Haec Dies by Bor- desc will be sung at the offertory Brnrdiction will follow mass and the 70 Salutaris and Tantum Ergo will b" delivered.
 The soloisis for the day VIII b' Miss Helen EGrany. soprano, and John Fabian. tenor.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
Sunday School Program

A special Easter service of the church school will be held in the chapel at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing under the direction of Mrs. Samuel McCutcheon. The program will be as follows: Prelude
 Miss Parker Hymn
 "Day of Resurrection" .... School Responsive Reading ...... School Prayer .... Rev. A. D. Heininger Song
 '.The Little Flowers Came through
 the ground".. Beginners and
 Primary Department Recitation
 "The Spring Song '..........
 Lois Sharpe, Robert Ely Song
 Brightly Cleans our Banner" Junior Choir Recitation
 sViolets" {. ..... Dorothy Johnson offering
 Offertory Voluntary Miss Parker lAntiphon-Selection from Scripture "Fairest Lord Jesus' -....-. .... Gordon Ely, Junior Choir Reading
 The Lily's Story ..........
 .. Miss Elizabeth FOX Song "baster Bells" ... Beginners .. and Primary Department Benediction--
 ~ Rev. Theodore A. Greene
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
TRINITY METHODIST

Sixty young people will take part in a pageant at Trinity MethodI church tomorrow evening at 1:3o o'clock.
 "The Sacred Flame" will be pre- sented by 25 young people of the church, assisted by chorus of 3J voices.
 The list of characters in the pa geant is as follows:
 Christian-Rev. w. H. Alderson
 Keeper of Templc-Miss Marion Graulich
 Love--Edla Sims
 Priestesses of Darkncss-Betty Hewctt. Dorothy Hall
 Worshipers-Doris Oquist. Roger Barnes, Richard Hube. and Mar gueritc Hubert
 Beacon Bearers-Ruth Stockwcll, Barbara Foster Gertrude fleming way, Mildred White, Beatrice Oden- waldt, Harriet Alice, Dorothy Rip pie, Gladys Smith, Elizabeth Loh- man, Florence Gooby.
 Spirits of the Christians Of the past-William Nichols. Jean Stock well, Mahlon Grose, Anne Iahn- letter. Mildred Ripple. LeRoy Morse The director of music will be i Oliver Nichols, while those ir 1 charge Of the pageant are Mrs l John Stadler jr.. and Miss Cora B 1 Graulich. A. M F. ZION
 The Sunday school pupils vii present special Easter program O songs and recitations at G;30 o'clocl tomorrow evening.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
STANLEY MEMORIAL

Easter music at morning service: Organ Prelude Christ is Risen i........ Bach Soprano solo
 T know that my Rcdeemer Liv- eth" .... Miss Lillian Josephson
 (From Ihndel's Messiah) Anthem
 Christ Triumphant ...... Ton
 Quartet Offertory Anthem All Hail Thou Victor Glorious
 Quartet Organ postlude-
 "Hallelujah Chorus" ... Handel The personal of the choir is as follows:
 Miss Muriel Stockwell. organist and director: Miss Lillian Joseph son, soprano: Miss Josephine Tom masoni, alto: Milton Magnuson, tenor, and Walter +. Falk, bass.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07

hery, Miss Kelley, Mrs. Irene Leon- ard, Marie Hustin, Mollie Jackson. Mary De kicine. Kathleen Walsh. Sadie Murphy. Mrs. John Cronln,
 Mrs. John Maloney. Mary NcCabe, Grace Murphy, Rose smith. Mary Failey, Mrs. J. Connolly, Mrs. M. J.
 Crean.
 Tenors and bassos-James Me-
 .Avoy, Bernard Coyle. Peter Dionne.
 William Curtin, Vincent lingrose, Gerald P. Creun, Fred Desroslers. Philip Tormay, Joseph A. Haifey, Philip Reilly, Francis O'Brien. George Hennessey. George Paris Stanley Locowtz. James D. Dona- hue. James Furlinin. The members Of the orchestra are: William Needham, Walter De- cupin. NJ. II. Fleitzer. James Bon- ney. Thomas Murphy, Louis Rowe, Harold Stedman, James Lynch, Ed 1 ward Lynch.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
NO WEEKDAY CHURCH SCHOOL.

There will be no sessions or me wecI-day religious schools next week. as the public schools will be closed for the annual Easter Naca- ton,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
(cSHr Musicale


 Al the annual Easter yespcr mu- sical service at { o'clock tomorrow afternoon the program will be as follows: Sonata
 "Op. 56 in C. Minor .. Gnllmant Preludio
 Adagio
 Fusa Anthem
 "As il began to dawn" Buck Carols
 For All who Watch Tonight "The Soul at Heavens Gate falto solo)
 By Early Morning Light
 arranged by Dickinson Soprano Solo
 "Hosanna," -.,........ Granler Easter meditation Songs of Resurrection Now" ..........,.... Mir. Greene Oftertory-
 Easter Eve" ........... Gounod tDuet for tenor and baritou) Duet for harp and organ "A Night in Lisbon" Saint Saens .'Nocturne" Rehbaum-E ctnhard Carols
 "Once upon 9 Black Friday Provencal Eastor Carol arrange ] by Gaul
 % Joyful Sound ...- Schletdcr Three Men Trudgine" Pro vencal Easter Carol arranged by Gaul
 When I Survey. the. Wondrous Cross" ....... Maker Macrum Bencdiction-
 The First church choir will he assisted by Mildred Godfrey Hall harpist.
 SOUTH CONGEEGATIONAL At the evening service 3 drama ol the resurrection. The Living Christ" will be presented by the Sc ,icr department Of the chnrcs school assisted by MT. Bloon, ant the quartet. The program and cas will be as follows:
 Prelude
 March 10 Calvary" From "Fru
 cifixion"). .....-..... s'alne Hyn1n--
 70 Love Divine .... 9uiftett' Into the Woods my Mas'e
 Went" Episode One
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
ST ANDREWS CHURCH

The Easter music program at St. Andrews church will be rendered by a choir of 25 voices with an or ch.stra accompaniment under the direction of Ernest Britton. organ ist. The Mass in honor of St. Patrick will be rendered at o:30 and 10:5O o'clock services.
 The program for the 5:3o O'CLOCK mass is as follows: Proccssional "Linksma Diena" Nujalis-Choir, orchestra and or
 gan
 Kvric, Credo and Gloria Wiegand Offertory-
 "Regna Cocli' e.. 1amblllotte Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Del Communion
 "Panis Angelicus" ...... Frank Miss Amelia Balosky sIrano soloist Violin solo
 Chopin-Wilhemj, NJ. F, Valentine Eacessional-
 "Hacc Dies' ........... "eiSand
 I0:3O o'clock Mass
 The program for the 1o:30 o'clock mass is as follows:
 "Nidi Aquam' ......,. Irupef "Iinksma Diena" ...... NuJalls Kyrie, Gloria, Credo .. Wlegand Offertory- "I.egina Cocli' ... Lambillottt Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Del ......... ......'. NN'5'~'' Violin Solo
 "Meditation" ..... Massene'
 NJ. F. Valentine
 BcnctltctiOn
 o Salutaris, Tantum Ergo ... .............. .'.'..' h''i' Hecessional---
 "Haoc Dies ....,...... NltSdli' The soloists for the day are Amelia Balosky. Mrs V. Santau Anne Pituskis, Estelle Ma'ulls. VIC tor Sintau. r. Rondimone and M DittnIann.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
FIRST BAPTIST

The following musical program [ will be presented at the morning i service tomorrow at the First Bap- | tist church:
 Organ prelude .An April Song ........ Brewer i Anthem
 "Death and Life" ...... Shelley | Offertory- "Hymne AngeHque" (organ)
 Fletcher l Quartet "The Magdalene" ...... Warren Organ postlude- "Coronation March" kretschmer |
 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Prelude Fiat Lux .........-.... Dupols DoNolosy- Anthem AS it Began 10 Dawn" Rogers Brightly gleams Our Banner"
 lJunior Choir) .... II. Clough- ...............,.- Lels sletr The Strife Is Ger
 Reception of new members Response
 Tine Lords Prayer .-.... Hart Sermon
 The End and the Way" Offertory- .... ....
 This Glad Easter Day" (Tradl-
 tional Norwegian CaroD ....
 ., Arranged By Dickinson Hymn
 Christ, the Lord is risen today The junior choir composed of some forty boys and girls in the junior and intermediate depart ments of the church school. The di- rector is Miss Marion C. Robb. The accompanist is Mrs Frederic w. Latham, The members of the choir are Margaret Miller. Emily Boehm. Constance Johnson, Barbara Grove, Dorothy Flenle, Howard Flenke. Alice Pandolfi. Mildred Lange. Ruth Parfitt. Elizabeth Gibney, Louise Schmalz, Elizabeth Holstein, Ruth Leonard. Francis Parsons. Gladys LeaNtt, Charlotte Landon, 1rma Young, Isabelle Ingham, Nelma Hodgson, Alice Humphrey. Harold Clarkson. Katherine Hoyle. Irving Lundin, Irene Mix, Vartan Adajian. Eunice Dickenson, Jacob Adajian. Lenore Erickson, Talcott Stanley, Lois Connor, Ward Kisselbrack.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07

per and meeting of the r. r. club and Young Mems Brotherhood; ':So D. m., Y. P. s. C. F.. topic-"Nhy We Believe in Immortality" Leater, Sebastian Brunette.
 Tuesday. ? p. m., meeting Of hc Assyrian women for Bible study: D. m.. Jolly Juniors of the Assyrian mission; 6:15 p. m.. monthly meet ing and supper of the young Wo- mems department: 2 p. m.. Young Peoples Brotherhood of the Assy: rian mission; 7;30 D. m.. Young Peo' ple's Bible class. topic-"Mistakes to be Avoided"
 Wednesday, 1:3o p. m.. rehearsal of the girls chorus in preparation for concert.
 Thursday. 7:15 ?. m., the Toys Religious club of the Assyrian mis- sion: s:3o p. m., practice Of the boys orchestra; 1:3o ?. m., prayer meeting of the Assyrian mission. Stanley Memorial Sunday. 9:3o a. m.. junior inter. mediate. and senior departments church school: 10:45 a. m.. Eastel service of worship. Special Haste music by the choir. Easter messa g by the pastor. subject, 'the Trium phant Christ: 12:o0 noon, primar, ! and beginners departments, churcl , school: ZOO p. m. Easter service conducted by the junior depar'men I of the church school. An Eastc ! ramatization entitled In Old Je rusalcnl" will be given.
 Troop II.
 Monday, 7:So D. m., Boy Scouts
 Tuesday. 4:30 p. m., pastors clas for girls: zoo pm, Girl Scouts Troop 16.
 Wednesday, 7:15 ?. m.. pastor class for boys.
 Thursday. 7:45 ?. m.. union meet ing of the Young Peoples societies speaker. Jobo Yasumura of Hartfor Theological Seminary.
 Friday, 7:45 p. m.. church socia and entertainment under the au spices of the Mems club; talk h l Ernest F. Dechant and music b Sturman Dyson and stanton Ashle!
 Friday, April 20, annual Iaihe and Son banquet.
 LUTHERAN CHURCHES
 St. Matthew's Sunday, Easter service. with hol communion. in English at 9 a. n Service in German at 10:43 q. m.
 Monday, Meeting of Sick benef society.
 Wednesday. 8 ?. m, bushes meeting of the church.
 Thursday afternoon. Ladies Al society meeting.
 Friday evening. stereopticon le' ture on "Thc Life of Christ" on The Life of Christ
 Reformation
 Easter Sunday services at 10
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
BAPTIST CHURCHES
 First

ltAI 11S1 Ll1C hNIlLo
 First
 Sunday, 10:45 a. in.. morning sermon by Rev. William Ross. subject: Easter Gladness': 1o:1o D. m., Bible school and Broth- crhood class.
 Monday. 7;3o p, m., Boy Scouts, Wednesday, 6:30 D. m., '. w. 5. G. supper.
 Thursday, 7:45 p. m.. midweek service.
 Friday, D. m., Women's society business meeting; 6:30 ?. n., the Women's society will hold fam fly supper with interesting pro- gram to follow.
 German
 Sunday, o:3o Q. m., Sunday school; lO:3o a. m.. preaching service in English: 11;45 q. m., preaching serv- ice in German. Both sermons will be delivered by Rev r. $. Gocrtz. former missionary in Foochow. China, who is now taking q special course at Yale Divinity school.
 The quarterly business meeting Of the church will be held at o'clock Monday night.
 Film (swcdish)
 Sunday, o:45 a. m.. Easter pro- gram by the Bible school; Il a. n.' Easter sermon by the pastor ana singing by the choir; 1:3o p. m.. ser mons by Rev. Dr. J. E. klingbers and Rev. Axcl l. Peterson. Easter offering for the Children's Home
 Tuesday s p. m., Young Peoples society monthly meeting.
 Thursday. 2:30 p. In.. Ladies Ald society meeting at the home of Mrs Edward Peterson, 39G Park street i S D. m., prayer service at the church Friday, s D. m., choir rehearsal. First i Sunday, 10 a. m.. church schoo | Easter program; II a. m., churcl l Kindergarten: Il morning worshll 70 D. m., April party of informed 1 fate department, church school. Thursday, 4:1o D. m.. Girl Scou meeting; I:3o D. m., post-Eas party for Young Peoples society. Friday, 1880 D. m.. Boy scou meeting.
 The Mems Bible class will b omitted tomor noon. Next Sun day Mr. Greene will discuss anothe
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
IO:3O O'Clock Mass

Process ional-
 "Queen of Heaven Rejoice ............K Kyrie, Gloria Credo "AIilard's Popular Mass in G Offcrtory---
 Regina Corli, Carl kempter
 Senior Choir
 Sanctus, Boncdictus. AgnuS Del Milldrd's Popular Mass in G Soioists for the day
 Mrs VI. T. Crean. Mrs. J. C. Con- nolly. James D. Donahun. Fred D"s- rosters, Charles Drigandi, Gerald f. CrCan. Solemn Bencliction--
 o Salutaris. Tantum Ergo
 Divine Praise Lau1ate DoInlnum Recessional-
 unfold Yc Portals" ....-..... archeetra--OrEan The menboys Of the choir are as follows: 1 Sopranos and altos-Fannle De Fronzo. Marion Egan. Mary Long,
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MUSIC IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES

MUSIC IN CATHOLIC t1JRtttE ES Special musical programs will be rendered in all of the Catholic churches in the city for Easter Sunday. The organists have been preparing their choirs for several weeks for tn" festive day.
 ST. MARY'S
 Organist John J. Crean of St Mary's church has prepared an Eas- ter Sunday program of especial merit. There will be an a'I2m enf"d orchestra to accompany the various numbers. The programs follow:
 O'Clock Mass Christ is Iisen' .........,.. ........ Sisters of Notrc Dame
 Rors's Choir Queen of Heaven Rejoice .-.- ....... Soloist, Charles Brlgandl Bore's Choir "Tnc Holy City" ..........-.. i James D. onahuf--asslste by Borgs choir, orchestra and | organ
 Rrrcssicnal
 Priests March from Athalia'