Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
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A T the Church of the Covenent to-
morrow morning the Easter music
will be sung by the Covenant Quartet:
Helen Howison, soprano, Richie Nc
Lean, contralto Robert c. Ferguson,
tenor; John Chanler Smith, baritone.
George H. Wilson, orgarist and direc-
tor of the choir, will be at the organ.
The numbers to be given are:
Anthem, when the Sabbath Was Past"
Clough- LeiRllter
s SOLO, Il Know Ss% That MY Redcemer Livetf
from Ihe MESSIAH n, ..;.;,''' ''''''h aiuel
Anthem, LAS II Began to Dawn, Vincent
The organ prelude by Mr.. Wilson
will be Resurrection Morn," Johnson,
| and as a postlude Mr.. Wilson Will use
the "Hallelujah Chorus" from The
Messiah" Handel.
The quartet OF the Western Presby-
| terrain Church, under the direction of
| George F.. Ross, organist, will render
| the following music tomorrow morning:
organ prelude, Alteration" ....... Borowski
| Quartet, Christ, our Passover" ,... Shilling
Anthem Why Seek Ye the Living = Clare
soprano soior h9ssnnS Fs sniis eS
The evening service will feature the
| following numbers by the quartet:
God Hath Appointed a Day" $50. Barridse
| AS Il Began TO Dawn .......,,..... Foster
The lexington Presbyterian Church,
| North Capitol street, corner Florida
avenue, will have as special music by
the choir tomorrow:
| Prelude, poet and Peasant F. Suppe
Anthem The Man OF Victory 80. ;Petre
Ofiertory, violin solo "Communion,' Gounod
| Anthem, He Ruleth Forever, 49,. .Petlle
'''''>' r. Wagner
and choir director, Ruth Khnball;
soprano, Helen Markham Flynn; alto,
Vesta Pollock; tenor, Daniel Morgan;
bass, e. J. Tarr.
The vested choir of Gunton- Temple
Presbyterian Church, corner Sixteenth
| and Newton streets northwest, under
| the direction of John George Klein
with Mrs. Klein at the organ, will rem
der the following program at tomorrow's
| IL O'Clock service:
| Soprano sola, 81 Know That Ny Re-
deemer Liveth,' from The Messiah"
Mrs Paul Russell
Mrs. Ruth Sheer, soloist.
Mr. Klein, soioist.
4 ~ JIlC olhJIl IICSDyOGi ihll SIlIICI,
| Sixteenth and Kennedy streets north
west. the Easter music will be rendered
| by the chorus choir under the direc-
! ton of Muriel Owen Day, organist and
| director, and by the solo quartet
| Gladys Marks, soprano Jean Ramsay,
contralto; Walter Studdiford, tenor;
Howard Moore, baritone.
The program at the morning service,
| IL o'clock, will include:
organ prelude, "Christus Resurrexit."
Professional. Christ the Lord Is Risen
Solo. 4 Know That My Redeemer Livet ii.'y ~
Handel
Anthem, "They Have Taken Away My
Anthem Christ our Passover s ehallieF
Reeessional, Jesus Lives, Thy Terrors
postlade 'The Halleuiah Chorus, ' from
the Messiah OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES handel
The vesper service at 5 o'clock will
| be given over to music. Mrs. Day will
give short organ recital preceding this
service.
The music program for tomorrow's
Easter service at the Georgetown Pres
byterian Church will include the follow
! ing:
| Anthem, Christ Our Passover. . schilling
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, -.,,,..,,
Anthem. THE MaRdalene", 80, Warren
HaYe Sf e your quay Voices My SoI osRp
Postlude. Christ Triumphant. ..Pietro Yon
Warren F.. johnson will give an organ
| recital at the Church Of the Pilgrims
at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening. He
| will play "Toccata," Alphonse Mailly;
Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart" Leo
Sowerby, and "Offertoire Pascal"
Georges Guiraud.
Mr. johnson will play prelude on an
Easter Hymn C. v. Stanford. and
March on Easter Themes" Andrews,
at the service at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning, when Mortimer H. Davenport.
baritone soloist, will sing Jerusalem"
by Henry Parker.
The Junior Choir of the Church of
| the Pilgrims, under the direction of
| Miss Esther Linkins, will render the fol-
lowing music at the evening service:
Anthem, Christ Is Risen" Scott, for
full choir; duet, LAS Mary Walked in
the Garden Imogen Bird and Roger
Tollman girls chorus, 1T Was About
the Dead of the Night"
The choir of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church, Twenty-second street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast, will
present the Easter cantata, From
Death to Life" by Bartlett, tomorrow
night at O'Clock. The solo parts will
be sung by Mrs. James Allan and Alice
E. Webster, sopranos; Aurelia Beck
contralto; H. P. Firestone and H. N.
Foss, tenors and r. K. Easter, baritone.
Mrs. j. P. Benfer is the accompanist
and H. P. Firestone will direct.
AT the morning service the music will
be: Anthem, Christ Our Passover" by
Schilling; contralto solo, "Hosanna," by
Granier, Miss Beck; anthem, He Is
Risen," by Manney.
The choir of Fourth PRESBYTERIAN
Church, under the direction of Newton
T. Hammer, with Mrs. Chester Adair at
the organ, will sing at the morning
service tomorrow 20 Haste to the Glori-
| fed Garden" and Christ Our Pass
| over" Mr.. Hammer will sing Granier's
| 'HoSanna,' with violin obbligato by
Betty Basin. Miss Basin will play
Meditation" from "ThaiS."
At the evening service the anthems
are
Christ Being Raised" and "Te Deum."
by jackson; Mr. Hammer will sing the
| tenor solo from Der Death Triumphant"
Miss Basin will play The Old Refrain"
Easter music at the Wallace Memorial
| United Presbyterian Church, New Hamp-
shire avenue and Randolph street to-
morrow will be as follows:
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