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THE musical program for the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Easter service Is as follows:
MORNING.
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s.rinss, and oiGsn. .
Solo. Light Of love Divine. .... .6SomSs
For soprano.
e''" strinas and organ. ~
Anthem. "In the End Of the Sabbath. 49,.
Postlude-
We Sing fEo Unto Cod" .p!lsrim: cne- Enc
The Ensemble.
Strinas and organ.
Prelude
"Andsnte "n Relisio:o: '.:.... faolnsosnn Thome
Strings and organ
Neidlinser
offertory. Spring sona, ;Mendelssohn
Postlude. Alteration ....... .Borowsky
StrlnRS ana organ.
Ministry of music-Dorothy Fish.
baugh, soprano; Esther Bibber, so
prano; Ruth Kobbe, contralto; Alice
Jones, contralto; Bernard Spille, tenor;
Edward Halbach. tenor; Arthur Cor
bach. bass: Eugene Kressin. bass; Elsa
Raner, violin; Inez Becker, violin:
Mabel Duncan, cello, and Paul Fish
baugh, organist and director.
At the Church Of the Pilgrims.
Warren F. johnson, organist, will play
"Tumult in the Praetorium." by Paul
de Maleingreau; Second Easter Of
fertory," Jules Grison. and Two
Lenten Choral Preiudes." by Garth
Edmundson, before the evening service
tomorrow. May Bradley Allen. soloist
of the church, will sing Mozart's
"Alleluia" at the morning service and
a duet with Miss Volkmann at the
evening service. The Junior choir
under the direction OF Miss Volkmann
will render Easter carols at the eve
ming service.
Easter music at Georgetown Pres
byterian Church tomorrow at IL am.
is as follows:
Anthem. ."Awake Thou That sleepest"
Anthem; g chPi:t' the n Heavens Heavens E,.i.s'
ORGAN music IAN Easter Ali.uys
Choral prelude on Last uns Fl.
orssn music. Easter Morning M.ilinr
oFdsn dsemen mufif niv.th kSGx Msssia hat M.
$50 soloists: Sts'' Frances aflcs Shea. soprano;
Mary Belle Beckham. contralto; VIII
liam Barrett Fuchs tenor. Organist
and director. Mrs. Frank Akers Frost.
Minister, Rev. Robert NJ. Skinner.
The music for the morning service
tomorrow at Takoma Park Presby-
terian Church will be the following:
Organ prelude; Easter Morning on
Chorus; Since since. Sy Man Cam. death" a!n..,
SOPRANO solo. Open the Gates of 1hs be-
Temple Mrs. j. Frank Rice. h"S''
Organ .of1ertory. An Easter yn..on yspIina
orssn sShS po,iiude. ''irirdmDhsi ch99%E c4ss0a
DIss5sM1: 4,SsF. bSsf., ySkms5 ssRTsn
| At the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets north
west. the following programs of music
for tomorrow will be given by the
senior and junior choirs:
II AM
! Organ. "Ctristus Resurrexit" .Ravansllo
Choir professional. Jesus Chris. is
Anthem. them fH Jo.eDhs Lovely diiaep 5s!a'e.
Anthe%: t,l,,g: Kin. q Knss% i,.,: simDsr
7:45P.M
orEsn, Prelude in D Minor Kramer
organ. Easter Dawn" .....: Claussman
Solo open the Gates Of the Tenn
Anthem. Rihs In the End Of the Sabbath. s''
Quartet, Now the Winter DAYS AZ.
snthem sGG hs sSTF0H Have St 4sEsn Away
Anthem. Light of Easter" tJunier
Solo SnOli, Low al Thy Feet" sartiets
Anthem, In Joseph's Lovely. GaIden,,"
Anths% s5.,2s. King KIM. Q, Kings" s.%S.5
p0:rSes The soloists aGsenns are GLADYS Ms9fs.
Martha Rietzke, Hazel johnson. so.
pranos; Gretchen Lord, contralto; Ed.
ward Carey. tenor; Richard Fairman.
bass. Director and organist, Muriel
Day.
At the Easter services tomorrow at
Peck Memorial Church the organist,
Lorena B. Adamson. will play ALE
Lula" by Charles B. Hanson. and
Cathedral Prelude" by Johannes
Plag.
The choir will sing the following
anthems: Behold the Risen King"
Rimanoczy: Easter Dawn" Marie M.
Hine; Christ Is Risen.' L. o. Emer.
son. Griffith Evans, chorister.
The Easter music tomorrow at West
ern Presbyterian Church, 1905 II
street northwest. will include the
following:
MORNING SERVICE.
Prelude. Resurrection Morn" :. Johnston
Anthem. Christ. Our Passover" .schillinE
Postlude. POST Haiielujah chorus. Handel
EVENING SERVICE.
Prelude. "Cristo Trinfante". ".........Yon
Anthem, Christ Is Risen"
Solo. "Alleluis" ............ % Connor
Postlude. Song of joy. .stebbins
Mary o. Pearson. soprano; Kathryn
Hill Rawls, organist and director.
The choir of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church. Twenty-second and Rhode
Island avenue northeast, will render
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