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TEMPLE FRAMES PLANS

Almas Temple Of the Mystic
Shrine meets tonight in its club
house, to outline plans for the
coming year, with Robert s..
Regar, its potentate, presiding.
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SmnrtHr Srrutrr

DOMINATING the outdoor sunrise
service at Walter Reed General
Hospital tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock will be the musical program. ex-
pressing the noblest hopes and the high
est joys of the Christian world. A
chorus choir. with Lieut. Ebert DeCour-
sey, M. c., U. S. A., as director, will
sing Mendelssohn's THE Strife Is Ger, "
and other selections appropriate to the
day. These will include "Lyra David
ica," Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
and "All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name" which will be used in connection
with the tableau The Empty Tomb, "
enacted by student nurses. A number
Of well known Washington singers are
members of the large chorus choir. The
majority of the choir are from the
ranks of those on duty at the medical
center or from their families.
Leonard Davis will sing as a solo
"Hosanna," by Grainer.
The United States Army Band will
play all accompaniment, and also will
give a concert of sacred music as a
prelude to the service. Capt w. j..
Stannard, leader, will conduct the band
in the following selections Sacred
March," by Laurendeau; Largo" by
Handed, and Gloria" from Twelfth
Mass" by Mozart. AS q solo for from
bone, Musician w. F. Raymond WIN play
the Aria Cujus Amman" from "Stabat
Mater" by Rossini, and as q concluding
number after the benediction the band
will play the "Hallelujah Chorus" from
Handel'S Messiah"
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aartIruntat EptHrnpal

AT Hamline Methodist Episcopal
4 Church, Sixteenth street at Allison,
the music for Easter sunday will be as
follows:
Organ. "Chrigtus Resurrexit" Ravenelle
Chorus. Hail Thou Glorious Easter Day,
Chorus. Christ L. Risen. Harvey Gaul
organ. Easter Mornins" .....t. Malliins
chorus. ''" This Glad 'Ecst;r Day
traditional Eorweeian
7:i5 TN.
Easter Theme, o Sons and Daughters Of
the Lord ,.-.,...,.,....... DesSnas yeh
SSpfine Snns ;5ftsnwsIder
caster Day ..........s..........:. Leret
"Hosanna' -. ............'...''. hAr1
The chorus and quartet will repeat
the anthems of the morning at the eve
ming service. John H. Marville, choir
director; Edith B. Athey, organist.
TIE Young Peoples Choir of Bright
wood Park Methodist Episcopal Church
viii s,ng a special musical program at
the 8 o'C4ock service temorrow morning.
At the evening service they will be aug
me ted by the junior choir OF 40 voices,
and will rSnder a program OF special
Easter music under the direction of
savoca Griest, with Irwin Steele at the
organ.
At Ryland Methodist Episcopal Church
the following program will be given to-
morrow morning:
quartet, 20 Tell Us Where He Is Miles
Soprano solo. HosanEa' ........ ,Granler
Baritone solo, There Is Green Hill Far
d. q. Har..s White.
Tie quartet is composed of Mrs.
Miit-n Odell, soprano and director; Mrs.
Berkeley Thompson, contralto; Fred
bass Mrs. G. Harris White Is the
organist.
A service of Easter music will be
given by the junior and senior choirs
of the Epworth M. E. Church South,
tomorrow evening at o'clock. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Professional Hymn of JOY Beethoven
Junior and Senior Choirs-
I'VE Sons and Daughters Of the King.
The Strife Is Ger" Palestrina
Male Quartet
In Joseph's Lovely Garden"
This Glad Easter Day
Northumberland
.'Hosanna' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .GrRnier
"christ the lord Is Risen Again" -,
The Eastert.de With JOY Was Bright, :
Quintet for women's voices -
Easter Song" ...................F ehrmann
Junior and Senior Choirs-
JOY Dawns Again on Easter Day"
Finale
"Halleiujah, Amen" ................. Handel
Solo parts will be sung by Roberta
Harstin, Margery League and Mrs. Ida
Fowler Moore, sopranos; Anne q.
Smith and Mrs. A. D. Payne, contraltos,
and by members of the Epworth Male
Quartet, George w. Goodwin, first tenor;
Ben D. Thomson, second tenor; Paul
F. Fox, baritone, and w. Cameron Bur-
ton, bass. S. Edwin Moore, Jr., Is the
organist and director.
Thelma Mills Rector soprano, will be
soloist at the morning service at Brook
land Methodist Episcopal Church. The
vested choir, directed by Mary Garrett
Lewis, will sing "Allelulia," by Ham
blen. Mrs. Lewis will play organ num-
bers by Rogers, Grand Occur" Inter
mezzo" and Festive March" at the IL
O'Clock service and selections by Rogers
and Widor at the evening service. She
will also be assisted by the Young Peo-
pies Choir Of the church.
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Eirthrran

THE music for the Easter morning
srvice tomorrow at IL o'clock at
st. Marks Lutheran Church. Eighth
and B streets southwest. under the d.
rection of Lucy H. Paul, organist and
director, will be as follows:
Organ prelude, Resurrection Morn"
Johnston
vi Have ER' f 3 sne Asas NJ
Tenor solo, Hosanha ..:..:.'''.. .Granier
Violin solo. 'Adoration'' .......... Borowski
Soprano and alto duet, The MasdAlsne."
Laura Lyle and Catherine Gross.
The members of the choir include
Anne Borjes, Laura Lyle, Selma Trede,
Marie Trede, Virginia Cooper, Cath
crime Gross. Frank Kingsbury and Will
fred Nerlich.
The choir of Zion Lutheran Church,
Fourth and Buchanan streets, will rem
der special music at the $3.50 o'clock
sunrise service tomorrow morning and
also at the IL o'clock service.
The choir will present the cantata
1.-THE Risen King" by Schneider, at 8
pm. Thursday night under the direc-
ton of Mrs. w. S. Griest, Irwin Steele
at the organ. Solos will be sung by Mrs.
Griest, soprano; Gertrude Smith, con-
traito; Henry Bagelman, tenor. and Mr..
Balthus, bass.
The Easter music program at Grace
Lutheran Church will include:
IL AN.
Organ prelude, Concert Overture in G
Anthem. Festival TIE Delm noE BacS
Anthem. Christ, Our Passover =; Schilling
Onertory, Variations de Concert" :. Bonet
Recessional, Halleluiah Chorus. Handel
The soloists are: Thomas Leef basso;
Herald Martin, tenor; Kathryn English,
contralto; Mary Huber, soprano. Mrs, Ma
rion St. John Aldridge is organist and d.
rectress.
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Mrthnhtht

THE Easter morning program OF music
at the Calvary Methodist Church.
Columbia road near Fifteenth street,
will include two anthems by the Junior
and senior choirs combined and anti
phonally Awake Up, My Glory by
Barnby, and In Joseph's Lovely Gar
den," Spanish carol, arranged by Dick
inson. Ruby Potter will sing Il Know
That MY Redeemer Liveth," by Handel,
and the service will conclude with the
"Hallelujah" from the Messiah" by
Handel
Louis Potter, organist and director,
will play "Christus Resurrexit," by
Ravanella, and THE Tumult in the
Praetorium," by Maleingreau. John
Wells will assist at the organ by ac-
companying the anthems.
Easter music tomorrow at the North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Church,
Eighth street and North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast, will include:
Morning Service.-Two anthems,
Lowden's Hail the Easter King and
Shelton's THE Savior Is Risen" These
will be sung by the junior choir, under
the direction of Hazel Kent. Rogers
Grand Choeur" and Handels Halle
lujah Chorus" by Sorrell, will be played
as organ solos.
Evening SERVICE Will lIlCluQS an organ
prelude, Claimants Sonata in c Mi
nor" AID young peoples pageant of the
resurrection, "Paeans of victory" by
Charles Gabriel.
The Woodside Methodist Episcopal
Church, 1914 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Md, announces its Easter
music program for tomorrow, as follows
II AM
sT
An LiSenn "The Lord is NV Rock suit stnlts
Baritone solo, open the Gates Of the
Sung by Harlan Randall.
Anthem, "Alleluia" Observation-Disclosures tuits
Postiude. Easter Memories" 49,. Lawrence
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock the
Dramatic Club of the church will pre-
sent the pageant II Am the Resurrec-
tion," by Phoebe Whittier. In this
drama the idea of eternal life is por-
trayed in the story Of the raising from
death of the daughter of Jairus There
are % players. and the presentation is
ander the supervision of Jessie Kimpton,
with Harlan Randall directing the
music
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Anttrh prrahytrrtan

CPECIAL Easter music will be given
~ tomorrow at the Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church, Randolph
street and New Hampshire avenue. In
the morning the prelude will be "Cristo
Trionfante" by Yon, and the postlude
"Jubilate, Amen" by Kinder. The quar-
tet will sing Granier's "Hosanna" and
I'm the End of the Sabbath" by Speaks.
Arsenic Ralon will play q violin solo.
The service in the evening will begin
at TAO o'clock, with the following organ
numbers: Easter, Alleluia" (Otten-
walder), Easter Dawn" (Cloussmann) +.
Resurrection Morn" (Johnston). Ave
Maria (Schubert) and "Hallelujah
Chorus" (Handel). las 1t Began to
Dawn" (VincenD and selections from
the cantata "Olivet to Calvary" will be
given by the quartet. which Is composed
of Mrs. Archer L. Haycock, soprano and
director; Mrs George E. Mccain, con-
tralto; Norman Slant, tenor, and Cor
don Barnes, bass. Effe A. Collamore Is
the organiSt.
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GhrtHttan

GPECIAL Easter music at the Ma.
~ tional City Christian Church tomor-
row will include the following:
MORNING.
Chorus, "Alleluia' ................. Mozart
Male quartet and ladies' trio, Jesus Lives"
HeySer
EVENING.
Antiphonal chorus tSenior and Chapel
Choirsl, Onward, Hear the Trumpets'
CALI Observation-Disclosures. .Challinor
with trumpet obbligato)
Octet THE Resurrection" ........... Shelley
w. E. Braithwaite is director of the
choir and Mrs. H. C. Grimes is organ
list. Soloists include Mrs. B. D. Shreve.
Mrs. H. C. Littlefeld, Mrs. Helen TtIr-
ley, Mrs. Leo Tooley, w. E. Braith-
waite, Robert Ferguson, w. G. Sindell
DR.. E. H Fortney and Walter G. Pa
gan, jr.
The chapel choir, under direction of
Helen Turley, will assist the regular
church choir with the Easter music.
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6nFnrnhnrDiair

EASTER music at the Church Of the
- Holy City, Sixteenth and Corcoran
streets northwest, win include:
organ prelude, eanctus (E Minor Massl,
Professional hymn,. Come re Faithful
Raise the Strain ................S Sullivan
Festival responses and chants.
Anthem, The Day Of Resurrection,"
C0ke-Jephcote
Postlude. ''Hallelujah'' tAfsssish5 !. Handel
Organist and director, Maude @. Sc
wall. Choir members are: Mrs. will
liam Biggs, Elizabeth Edison, Mrs.
James Holloway. Rachel K. Sewall, So
pranos; Mrs. r. G. Wilson, Eliza l..
Smith, altos; Russell q. Wooden, tenor;
John G. Stevens and r. w. Swanton,
bassos.
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Congregational

CPECIAL Easter music will be rem
dered at the IL o'clock service to-
morrow morning at First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G. streets. The pro-
gram will be given by the vested chorus
choir OF more than so voices, directed
by Ruby Smith Stahl and assisted by
the quartet, composed of Ruby Smith
Stahl, soprano; Dorothy Wilson Hal
bach, contralto; Francesca Della-Lana
tenor, and c. Ridgwsy Taylor, baritone,
with Paul DeLong Gable at the organ
Chimes have just been installed in the
organ at First Church and will be dedi-
Gated Easter Sunday. Following is the
program:
"a Musical Story of Easter"
Arranged by Paul d. Gable
"The Entry INTO jerusaiem;.' Knapo
Bradbury
Mach to tbs siEoystX
MORNING. at the Tomb ............... Grieg
The Risen Lord .,................ DaVldlca
Anthems
Then Round About the Starry Throne"
"A Spanish Easter Procession" Harvey Gaul
organ, open the Gates Of the Temple,
AN Easter Hallelujah" .Vulpius Dickinson
"Hallelujah Chorus, The Messiah"
organ, AN Easter Professional"
J. Lamont Galbraith
During the dedication of the chimes
Paul DeLong Gable will play Nearer,
My God, to Thee" on the organ.
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MriAuntat prutrataut

The Easter cantata to be rendered by
the choir Of Rhode Island Avenue NJ
p. Church tomorrow at pm, under
direction Of Henry Gilligan, organist.
win be Our Risen Lord and King"
The cantata includes the following:
Quartet and choir. Sing and Rejoice"
Tenor solo, And When They We're Come
Soprano solo. Faiths Testing
Bass solo, Easter Dawn"
Bass solo and chr, There Was Great
Earthduake.n
Tenor solo and chorus. They Have Taken
Baritone solo. sBehold. He Is Not Here
Choir, Christ Is Risen From the Dead"
contralto solo, Il Know That NY RedeemeT
IAveth."
Choir. Go Quickly and Tell"
Chorus for mems voices. IF Man Die"
Soprano and tenor solos, Behold Ny
Hands,"
Quartet. I'VE Know Thee By Thy Pierced
Hands"
Tenor solo, The Redeemed Of the Lord"
Final chorus By the choir Sing Ye - the
Lord"
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Rninan 0tatIrultr

THE solemn pontifical mass at st.
Patriek's Church, at 10 am, will
include music sung by the choir Of 20
voices and supported by organ and
string orchestra. Suitable selections
will also be rendered before the service
BY orchestra and organ. The program
Is as follows:
Mass in Honor b. v. nj. de Lorsto:; -.
onsrtOry mOtett "Exsuitats Justi:
The Proper of the Feast viii be
sung by q choir Of men, Gregorian
chant being used, with the graduate by
Mitterer.
The quartet is composed of Mrs. Nor
wood Cassidy, Celia Fioravanti, e.
Barry Myers and James Nolan, and
Jennie Glennan Is the organist and
director.
The Easter Sunday services ct st.
James Catholic Church, Thirty seventh
street and Rhode Island avenue, Mount
Rainier, Md, will be as follows; Masses,
z, 8 and IL am. The high mass at IL
o'clock will be celebrated by the pastor,
Rev. J. Edward Malloy. The program:
Tss raSDsT Of III: Mass Edmond A. MU Toss
lkyr1e ........-............ Eduardo Mario
..Sloo55se., 9aorsz a
oTsrtcry, 'R:Giina coeii' .RossSis
..Benedictus, aAgnus Der. olcrxi
Recessional, BY the First Bright Easter
LAY ..s..'................. Menoelssohn
Soloists, Mary Gerhardt Hagan, con-
tralto; Florence Hager, Mary vanne-
man, Catherine Green and Agnes Wha-
len, sopranos; Bernard G. Gerhardt.
bass; Joseph w. Robicheau and Paul
Beckett, tenprs, and o chorus Of IS
mixed voices. The choir Is under the
direction Of Charles J. Famosa, Or
ganist.
Benediction Of the blessed sacrament
after IL o'clock mass
There will be special music ct the IL
o'clock solemn high mass at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street
and Park road, tomorrow, when the
program will include:
mas. N Honor Of 81. Piuilina . .Kal
Oiertory. "Terre Tremuit'' $3.50. .oreitii
There viii be no evening service on
Easter Sunday, but benediction win fol-
low the high mass The mixed choir
Of 40 voices Is under the direction Of
Marie-Louise Sullivan, and includes q
solo quartet, composed of Mabel G.
Latimer, soprano; Christine L. Levin,
contralto; Robert M. OLone, tenor, and
Joseph p. OLone, bass.
The program Of Easter music at The
Holy Rosary Church, Third and r
streets, will be as follows:
brnnss.r save heslna ....-....'.ai;' ssEs ssaaaey
Eugenia L. Salttery win act as orsanisf.
The program of Easter Music at st.
Stephens Church, Twenty-fifth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, viii be as
follows:
..AGissa Cordi Jesu" ...........Lu rtcn
r.1oDSI = AA1ef.
The orsanist viii be Marrarsf AZ
Slattery and the soloists Rose Green,
Angelina Ciffo, Nora O'Connor, Will
lam r. Cross and Albert Henkei.
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Sunday of each month, extends a cor
dial invitation to all to enjoy the
Easter cantata "Alleluia," by Stutz,
which will be rendered by the choir.
The organ numbers will be as follows:
Prelude. The Old Refrain" (Kreisler)
interludes, 'Lieberstraum" Oiszt) and
"Traumeri" (Schumann). Miss Cock
Grille will play for the offertory ITO a
Wild Rose" (MacDowelD and for the
pcstlude March Of the Noble" (Keats) .
The choir director is @ w. Bowen
and the organist 10 Miss Florence L.
Cockerille.
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II o'clock morning service win be as
! follows:
Professional hymn, welcome. Happy Morn
! Anthem. "cl rist Our Passover .. :. .schillinG
Te Deum ;vH1i IIIRsIns
Hy Tns Jesus s Christ is Risen" = ~" '''''
Gloria Tibi.
Shorter Kyle"
oI IiTepn soio from HandeIs MESSIAH
Mrs Ralph Baker. soprano.
/ Festival communion service.
occasional hymn, AT the Lambs HiSh Feast
We Sing"
Easter music tomorrow at st. Johns
/ Episcopal Church, Georgetown, viii In
1 clude:
Process.Onsi. welcome Happy Morning.
Anthem, Christ Our Passover, sshiIIinS
co uDa9e DeS S.rvic:; August Kinslsmith
Hymn. jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
EIGHTEENTH century hymnl
Anthem. Christ. the LORD Is Risen' r,oA,n.
Gloria in Excelsis,"
lOld chantl
Recessional, The Day Of Resurrection"
Postlude. .'Toccata in d Minor" Bach
August King-smith, organist and
choir director
On Easter morning at the communion
service at 1880 O'Clock the choir OF
Christ's Church, Georgetown. under the
direction of r. Tuttle Bell. organist
and choirmaster, win sing the Com
munion Service in A and E" by T.
TertiuS Noble, and anthems. Christ
! Our Passover" by Fred Shilling. and
They Have Taken Away My Lord" by
/ Stainer
The program of music for morning
prayer at IL o'clock will include The
| FeStal TIE Deum in B Flat" by c. VII
| liers Stanford, and "Jubilate Dec in c."
| by Dudley Buck, and anthems Easter
Carol" by T. Guy Lucas, and "As 1t
Began to Dawn" by George c. Martin.
| A soprano solo, Il Know That My Re-
| deemer Liyeth," by Handel, will be sung
by Miss Thelma Rice.
Easter music at All Souls Memorial
! Church, Cathedral and Connecticut ave-
nues, will include:
| Professional hymn, welcome. Happy Morn
Anthem IN Christ Our Passover Smith
H Sr1rl' jesus Jesus Christ Is Risen Today.S
/ GLORIA Tibf, Brown Kendall
6 6SgR As ssIise ThSa That sespes
Communion hymn, And Now. o Father
/ "CilOr.a IN EXceislS
/ (Old chantl
Recessional hymn, Jesus Lives" Gauntlet
Easter music at the Church of the
Epiphany will include:
IL AM
"chrst Our Passover" ......., .Macfarlane
Communion service ......... CTuickshank
Anthem, Christ Is Arisen - Fehrmannn
Anthem Han Thou GLORIOUS EASIER H RsS:
BPM.
Anthem. "Hallelujsh," from The Mount Of
Olives" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Beethoven
Adolf T1rovsky. organist and choir
master. Soloists-Lucy MacMorland,
Soprano Nancy Williamson, c1ntralto;
Wilbert Bogranof, tenor, and Ambrose
Durkin, bass.
The Easter music viii be repeated the
Sunday after Easter.
The Easter music at the Holy Com
torter Chapel tEpiscoEa } tomorrow, un-
der the direction of Claudine Ferguson,
organist and director, will include:
Professional hymn, Come. Ye Faithful,
.ch aist 'e Our S' Passoyer schiiiinH
FESTIVAL sSti Te Deum in Flat Buck Buck
KITS 7h; ciIe eason
Aym 9gaI .!TRe strife i. GER adapted from
onertory anthem, Death Is Swallowed Up
in Victory" ......-..............H ollins
'.sanctus,' from ST. Cecilia Mass Gounod
Communion hymn. And Now. o Father"
Mons
Hymn. LET All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence
French folk song)
GLORIA IN Excelsis
told chant
Rse ssi hymn. jesus Christ is Risen
orsan postlude, 'Hallelujah Chorus"
Handel
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M. Z. Ghrrrt Snutlr

THE oratorio "St. Paul" by Felix
Mendelssohn, will be given by the
vested chorus of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church South to-
morrow evening at O'Clock.
The soloists for this occasion will be
Esther Cloyd, soprano Mathilde w.
Kolb, contralto; John L. Mitchell, tenor,
and Arthur M Tabbutt, basso, with
Edith Gottwals at the organ and DR..
w. A. Shelton presiding.
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AmtuFrHaliHt

SPECIAL music will be included in
tomorrows services at Univarsalist
National Memorial Church, Sixteenth
and s streets, beginning at IL o'clock.
The program follows:
Organ prelude, Prelude to Lohsngrin,"
Wagner
Professional hymn (Arranged from Lyra
Davidicae Jesus Christ Is RiSen")
Gloria. from Twelfth Mass" ....... Mozart
Christ, the Lord Is Risen" Mozart
Hallelujah chorus. Worthy Is the Lamb,
from The Messiah" ...s........... Handel
Organ postlude, Gloria in Excelsis." Mozart
The National Capital Choir, "a mixed
voice chorus under the direction of DR..
Albert W. Harmed, organist, leads the
musical parts of the service. SoloistS-
Irene Koehl and Nettie Croft, sopranos;
Jessie Masters and Marjorie Soper, al
tos; Eugene Dahl and Edwin Singer,
tenors; Lunn Gillchrist, baritone, and
Warren Adams, bass.