Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
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SOlOlSLS Will DC. 1llCH IAhASA,
Mary Apple, contralto; Herbert Aldridge,
tenor; Mabel Barrows, alto, and henry
Magueeson, bass. Mrs Emily G. Dick
inson is organist and choir director.
In the morning the music Will IN
clude:
Anthem, BE Glad, Then, Ye Children Of
Anthem. Awake Thou That sleepest" Maker
Anthem, They Have Taken AWAY .,, NY
ou hEra .;Masda ND. warren
In the evening the choir will sing the
sacred cantata, THE Gospel of Easter"
by Fearis. There will be special organ
numbers.
1.-The Holy City" an oratorio written
by A. r. Gaul, will be presented at the
second Baptist Church Third street be-
morrow.
DR.. w. Scott Mayo is director and
Pearl Flipper organist
Centennial Baptist Church. Seventh
and I streets northwest, will feature
Charley Clark, radio soloist, at the spe-
cial musical service at 10 am. tomorrow.
The West Washington Baptist Church,
corner Thirty-first and N streets north
west, will have the following musical
program for tomorrow mornings IL
| o'clock service:
Hymn No. 1877, Welcome, Happy Morning"
Harris
Solo. THE Empty Tomb" $500. Hamblen
Anthem, Seek Ye Christ Among the
Living" .,.......'.'....'..'.'' Wilson
The 8 O'Clock service will include:
Hymn No. 49, &c 1cog gtr., Ys Faithful Raise
Anthem; Christ Our Passover, sehiili,n ling
Anthem asH; IAN Easter Aieiuia go. Heyser
Mrs. E. H. Bogley is the organist and
Mrs. C.. I. Sanders Is director of the
choir.
| The vested choir of the Takoma Park
Baptist Church will render the follow
ing anthems at the Easter services to-
morrow morning: las 1t Began to
Dawn by Vincent, and soprano solo,
Hail Joyous Morn" by Cadman, sung
| by Mrs. w. S. Allison.
| In the evening the choir will render
the cantata, Everlasting Life" by
! Lowden.
/ The members Of the choir are as
7 follows: Sopranos, Mrs. w. S. Allison,
Mrs. Hugh McKinnie, Winifred Royle,
Elizabeth Baugh, Mrs. F. w. Bell; altos,
Mrs. C. G. Royle, Mrs. Victor Giffen,
Mrs. Charles w. Flora; tenors, Paul Y.
Garrett, Roy L. Whitman; bass, Edward
T. Boylen.
Isabel P. Middkekauff is the organist
| and director of music.
+, Easter music at Chevy Chase Baptist
Church will have in the morning the
mixed quartst-Mrs. Hugh Murrell, So
prano; Mrs. Charles Muir, alto; Ken
meth Forbes, tenor; T. w. NorcrosS,
Disappearing 'Magdalsne, by War
rem, and Hail Him Lord and Leader"
| by George Nevin
In the evening at 7:45 chorus of 20
voices will sing Garden of Prayer" by
Rey; Legend" by Tschaikowsky; "Ho-
| sanna," by Granier, and "All Hail, .
Morn of Glory" by Geibel. The mixed
quartet will render Near the Cross
the male quartet-Kerneth Forbes, first
tenor; Cleveland Norcross, second tenor;
Theo. w. NorcroSs, first bass, and Rob-
ert j. Campbell, second basS-will sing
mo Shadows Yonder," from Gaul'S
Holy City," and Softly and Tenderly,"
by Thompson.
The quartet and chorus are under the
direction of T. w. Norcross, and Grace
Jackson is the organist.
At tomorrow mornings service of the
Highlands Baptist Church, at Four
tenth and Jefferson streets northwest,
the program of music will include all
anthem by Schilling, Christ Our Pass
over" sung by the choir, and a tenor
solo. "Hosanna," by Drainer, sung by
c. Evans Brooks.
At 8 O'Clock service in music, Scrip
ture and pictures arranged by Nancy
Longenecker will be used During the
showing of stereopticon slides of famous
paintings of the Passion week appro-
pirate musical numbers will be rendered
These will comprise three violin solos
1aSy
the piano by Ruby L. Booth-"Largo"
from New World Symphony" by Dvo-
rak; angels Serenade," by Braga, and
Handels Largo" The vocal numbers
will include two tenor solos-"The
Plains Of Peace" by D'Auvergne, sung
by c. Evans Brooks, and THE Palms."
by Faure, sung by Charles CrisS. Other
numbers by the full choir will be ia
miliar hymns appropriate to the pic
and the Master" written by Sydney
Lanier
The choir is directed by Bella B.
Thompson, who is also the accompanist,
and Is composed of Mrs. J. E. Booth, |
Mrs r. H. Bonavita, Mrs. M. c. Leon
ard Emma Guschewsky, G. Evans
Brooks, Charles Criss, E. L. Edwards
and j. e. Booth.
The Easter music at Calvary Baptist |
Church tomorrow will include:
1880 AM
Organ prelude, .'Hosannah" 900. Dubois |
Quartet, "As 1t Began to Dawn" Martin |
Chorus choir, ANGELS Roll the Rock
away Observation-Disclosures. Day |
7:45 PM.
Organ recital, "Humoresoue" and Largo
auapte eaE Porh INTO
Chorus choir, .'Hallelujah. for the Lord
God Omntpotent Retgneth" $500. Stewart |
The quartet is composed of Blanche |
Kerr, soprano: Cleo S. Parks, contraito; |
baritone, with Thomas Moss, organist |
and director.
At Petworth Baptist Church tomor-
rows Easter music will be given by the |
quartet. under the leadership of Harold
Passover" by Schilling; anthem. 10,
the Tomb Is Empty" by Broome; an
them, "Darkly Rose the Guilty Morn
ing" by Bush; anthem, THE Lord Is |
Risen Indeed" by Suits; anthem, why |
Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead?"
by Warren; anthem, They Hav, Taken
Away My Lord by Harrington; an
them. Ring Out, Glad Bells of Easter
Tide" by Bartlett.
The organist, Albert Havenner, will
have as opening and closing music the
following: Prelude, Easter Morn" by
Johnson; postlude, Christ Is Risen"
The quartet consists of Ninn Norman,
soprano; Helen Tucker, alto; Harold
King, tenor; Ira Meyer, bass.
Easter music at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Sixth and A streets
northeast, tomorrow will include:
Morning service: Organ prelude, HAL
ls'alaA 0RRsSa' FaaasD4 by Gertrude