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ANACOSTIA METHODIST 7
CHURCH-The choir, under the
direction of George F.. Ross, organ
ist, will sing the following Easter
music:
AT THE IL O'CLOCK SERVICE:
Anthems. "Hosanna" Grainier
Christ Our Passover" Schilling
Solo, Il Know That My Redeemer Liyeth"'
Handel
Soloist, Helen D'Amico.
AT THE EVENING SERVICE:
"Aileluia, Christ Is Risen" KopoIyoff
The soloists are Agnes Ford, Helen
DAmico, sopranos; Constance Will
hanson, Vera Via, contraltos; Louis
Lionheart, James Faris, tenors, and
Ralph Williamson, Harold FRANKIE,
baSSeS.
BRIGHTWOOD PARK METH
ODIST CHURCH, Eighth and JEFF
ferSon streets NV; Lucy E. Hop
kinS, choir director; Dorothy Iffert
Lakin, organiSt-For the two serv-
ices tomorrow, the following music
has been prepared:
MORNING SERVICE
Organ-
Resurrection Morn Johnston
"Hallelujah Chorus Handel
Choir
In the End of the Sabbath" Speaks
20 Morn of Beauty" Sibelius
Tenor solo. "Hallelujah" Hummel
William Croft.
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ
"Alleluia Alleluia" Armstrong
'VeSperaV Stoughton
''Jubilate Amen '---------- Kinder
Choir, Christ Being Raised from the
Dead - Rogers
Duet, The Magdalene"- -------- Warren
Sarah Neifert and Eva Molineu.
BROOKLAND ETHODIS T
CHURCH-Them music to be included
in the Easter morning and evening
services will be as follows:
Prelude, Easter Song" Guilmant
Anthem. In Joseph's Lovely Garden
Dickinson
Ofertory. Easter Dawn" Claussman
Solo, 'HoSanna -------- Granier
Thelma Mills Rector.
Anthem, Shout Ye High Heavens"
Postlude Christ Triumphant" "-|~NNNY Yon
Prelude, 'Cavatina Raft
Violin and organ.
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PoStlude, Song of joy -Rinck
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CHURCH, Columbia road, near Fiji
teenth street N.W.-The Easter mu-
sic will be given by the combined
senior and young peoples choirs,
under the direction of Louis Potter.
The anthems for the morning serv-
ice will be "Allelujah, Christ Is
Risen" by Kopolyoff, and Awake,
Thou Wintry Earth" Dutch caroD, 4,
arranged by Katherine Davis. Both
Of these will be sung a Cappella due
to the installation of new organ
now in process. In addition, Ruby
Potter, soprano, will sing open the
Gates of the Temple" by Knoff.
Sally West will accompany the
hymns at the piano and will play
for the prelude. Morning. by
Grieg. and for tine offertory, Spring
Song" by Mendelssohn.
At the evening service at s o'clock,
the cantata, Christ, the Victor" by
Dudley Buck, will be given, accom-
panied by Sally West at the piano
Solos will be sustained by Ruby
Potter, soprano: Gertrude Langsitt,
contralto; Finley Cheston, tenor,
and Harry Yeide, bass.
DOUGLAS MEMORIAL METH
ODIST CHURCH, Eleventh and H
streets NE.-The following Easter
music will be presented by the
vested choir, under the direction of
Estelle Wentworth, with Mildred
Dupee at the organ:
MORNING SERVICE.
Prelude 'Dawning Hope Hopkins
Anthem. Blessing and Honour" Manney
Postlude. Easter salutation'' Ashford
EVENING SERVICE.
Prelude, From Death Unto Life" Lorenz
Easter Prayer" -.----- MaScagni
Solo, Christine / Veitch.
The Resurrection" an Easter cantata,
Prelude Charles Fonteyn rhn Manpey apeyr
Solo Betty Cashdollar Other solos will
be sung by Melville Veitch, Margaret
Schrobel, Dorothy Meek Marian Bren-
nan and George Holmes.
Blessing and Honour" ---The choir
Postlude. Victory March Mallard
DUMBARTON AVENUE METH