Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-04
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CPECIAL music programs will be given
~ tomorrow at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The quartet,
which includes Dorothy Z. Walluaer,
soprano; Ruth Kobbe. cuntralto; Bern
hard @. Spille, tenor, with Paul w.
Fishbaugh, organist and director, will
be assisted by Raoul de Costa, violinist;
Reginald Kassebaum, violinist, and
Fritz Mueller, cellist. Elsa Louise RAJ
ner, violinist, will be the soloist at the
evening service. The program includes:
MORNING.
Adagietto 0rom .LArlesienne .Suitel .Bizet
First movement from the Unfinished Sym
phony Sstrings and orGan). schubert
3:se; solo TS: rlr!i Easter Morn Egg.
Soprano SOLO sRss f Has fr BAY wa.
Postlude. "Pflsrim's Chorus" from Tam.
hauser'' (stfings and organj 80. .waEner
EVENING
Anthem, by Early Morning Light.
Anthem. The MagdaIene'' -. Warren
Onertory, "Canto AMBROSE .Sammartini
cpntrsltO solo, I'm the End of tn: SAB
PostInds. .Tb: Prize song. jWSsner
tviolin and organ)
The Easter music at the Sixth Pres
byterion Church, Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets, will be given by the quar-
tet and choir, under the direction Of
Those in the quartet are Gladys Marks,
soprano; Jean Ramsay, contralto; Paul
Gottwals tenor. and Howard Moore,
baritone. At IL o'clock the program
will include:
Organ. "Christus Resurrexit' -. .RAyanello
Anthem, They Have Taken Away My ISrG,s
Soprano. IT .know That Ny Redeemsr .- Liy.
Anthem, 'As Il Began to Dawn. :. vincent anaS
orsan, "HallelujAh Chorus' ........ Handel
At 9 o'clock the following program
will be given:
ORGAN: Christ Triumphant" 1850. .Yon
Prssss.ISnsl. Christ. the Lord. Is RissT
tJunioTy and Senior ohorpsS '''''
Anthem In the End Of the SABBATH.
cOntraito, "Hosanna" tJean Ramsay.
Anthem, %Eins. Happy Bells Of Easter
Baritone. s SeaP Not a' Ye iHoTard MooSe5 ,'n
Anthem. They Have Taken Away Ny
Duet, .craseliz" Paul oOttvaiis and How, How.
Anthem lH Hao"! ii Bean to Dawn. vincent
organ, AHeluia .....s..........-.s. .Loret
At the Takoma Park Presbyterian
ChuI CHI there viii be special music, both
morning and evening, Easter.
In the morning the girls choir and
the adult choir viii sing antiphonally,
and at the evening choir there will be
solosists and chorus choir. The soloists
are Mrs. S. N. Fairchiid, soprano; Mrs.
Albert VoIkmer, contralto; r. H. Town
send, tenor, and F. Z. Skinner, bass
Mrs. Dudley c. Jackson Is organist and
director. The program viii be:
Professional. Golden Harps Are Sounding
Anthem. "As 1t Began to Dawn" .BochAu
offersory. achristus Rssurrexit" .Raysnsiio
Postlude, Resurrection Morn. .Johnston
EVENING.
Prelude, Prelude for Easter. ..... Vause
Onertory. "Andante Cantabile," from Fifth
cant %Daoaz Th. Lii. Ev:TI.:iinx M.tshsss
Solo. Let Not Your Heart Re Troubled"
S soo rS ~ Fat t5s sr agass
Solo and chorus. HE WIN swallow up Death
Solo. ...................."Bl Blessed Are They
Postlude, "Cristo Trionfante .........- Xon
The vested choir Of the Eastern Pres
byterian Church, Sixth street and
Maryland avenue northeast. will render
the following Easter music tomorrow:
At the II am. service the anthem win
be 10, the Tomb Is Emptyl" Edward
Broome); soprano solo, Easter Morn"
(Ann P. Risher), and another anthem,
In the End Of the Sabbath" (Oley
|Speaks).
At the evening service the Easter cam
tata The Lord of Light and Love-" by
Julian Edwards, will be rendered by the
regular quartet and chorus, with the
following assisting soloists: Cecile Sale,
contralto; George e. Anderson, tenor,
and Joseph p. OLone, bass. The regu-
lar quartet Is composed Of Dorothy
Reddish, soprano: Sue Hess, contralto;
De Valse Mann, tenor, and w. d. Shaver,
bass and q volunteer chorus, with the
following Sopranos, Blanche Hibbs,
Wilhelmina Richman, Minnie Mackey,
Myrtle Culbert. Elsie Allwine, HeloiSe
Hutchinson, Augusta Kaufman, Majorie
Barrows and Frances Matchett; con-
traltos. Sue Hess, Gladys Wilcox, Eliza
beth Stallings, Clara Howe, Ruth Duley,
and Mildred Offutt; tenors, De Valse
Mann and Arthur G1ascoe; BASES, w.
d. Shaver and Ralph Malone. Mrs.
Doane Taggart will be at the piano.
Charles w. Guest, director, and Nellie
M. Sacrey, organist.
The vested choir Of Gunton- Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church will sing
at both morning and evening services
tomorrow, John George Klein directing,
with Mrs. Klein ct the organ.
The following numbers win be given:
Organ prelude. Spring sonk" Hollis
49,, - jesus Christ Is Risen Today,
anthem. At the ssp1ichre oeorGe d. NeV win
Recessional hymn I.,.. u. 1,..n,u.y
Organ postlude ....................S chilling
At the o'clock service the choir and
male quartet will sing:
Christ Our Passover, by Schilling with
Viola Bartz, Ruth Tuckey Shear and
Cranier's "Hosanna." with Mr.. Klein taking
the solos and Mrs. Shear will sing
Christ Arose" by Bayer.
The personnel of the male quartet in
cludes Roy Dixon, first tenor; John @.
Klein, second tenor; w. s. Lines, first
bass, and William Keeler, second bass.
The Easter music at the lexington
Presbyterian Church, North Capitol
street and Florida avenue, viii include:
MORNING.
Prelude. "Andants Relisioso''. Thome
Anthem. Christ, Our Passover" Schilling
500 tMrs Eiynl ;;.;....: aosanna
Nevin
Anthem. The Morn Of victory .Petrie
EVENING.
Prelude, Simple Aveu" ..............T home
Anthem, In the End OF the Sabbath"
Speaks
onertory, 'Andante" ........ Won Gluck
Anthem, Awake Up My Glory" Barnby
Postlude, Hymn" -. .Btrg
The quartet consists of Helen Mark
ham Flynn, soprano; VeSta Pollock.
otto; Daniel E. Morgan, tenor, and Z. ].