Evening star., 1942-04-04

ScIflCcc. LIE evening service Will
begin at O'Clock and will consist
entirely of vocal and instrumental
music. Soloists include Naomi
Hewitt Madison, celnst; Winifred
Rose Waldo, soprano; Gene Stewart,
organist, and q special quartet of
women's voices. The program:
Anthems. The Risen Christ Noble
In Joseph's Lovely oarden"---- spanish
Fi:tss :Fns svsa ssy.ri."sGih Gih.ss,fs .ss.ss
Soprano. "Aileluisl' sl'----.------ mozart
WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH,
Connecticut avenue at Jocelyn
street, Rev. Clarence E. Wise min
ister-Tomorrow at II am. the musi-
cal program will be as follows:
orssn 1n PrsluS,s; sns,aou1 Easter Morning on
choTal prelude. The Blessed Christ Is
A'''n Pfssed fHo BY Andrey r.ele1 0Aeh
Sinasmmatus Est" from "stabst :,
% nstsr Morn of B..uty'---- siSsiins ESsifns
Dawn in the Garden. Goldsvorthy
Il HI nc cheTas from Han
ders Messiah"
Marie Little, organist and direc-
tor.
MOUNT RAINIER METHODIST
CHURCH. Thirty-fifth street and
Bunker Hill road, Mount Rainier,
Md. The following musical pro-
grams will be given at the services
tomorrow:
Prelude, "Hallelujah Chorus Handel
PrSss.sional All Hail the Power of IH;S.S Sssus,
Neme observation-disclosures holoen
Day of Wonder. Day of oladness,"
ANGELS. Roll the Rock Away" HsIlstrom
Postiude. Hail the Victor" Henderson
EVENING.
Prelude: Il Know That Ny Redeemer
Pree.ssion,l Sing With All tn. sons u q
on.Ttory. ''se. the conau.rinE Hero Hero
Cpme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Handel
why Seek Y. tn. nvins Among tn.
Christ I. Risen Prom tn. Dead; brown
SELECTED, violin as .oio; Z Rsyd.n schwartz.
s Boz s aolasn AIf gun aaH.lns tSfti VIA
Now Sing Your Songs of Easter" CO,
Solo. The Holy City ~ oaul
Virginia B. Baker.
Christ, Our Passover SchillinR
All Hail the Risen King''-- Wooier
rostlude. Easter Morrison
The soloists will be Helen Negus,
soprano; May Stanton, alto; George
L. A. Dressed, tenor, and E. Royden
Schwartz, bass. The choir will be
under the direction Of Virginia B.
Baker, organist and director.
CLARENDON METHODIST
CHURCH. Sixth and Irving streets,
Arlington, Va, Rev. George G.
Oliver. pastor; Leonard F. Nichols,
organist and choir director. Easter
morning services will be at 500 and
IL 100 am, with the following musi-
cal program:
orgsn prelude, paraphrass on the Easter
prPeesSiqns5 hymn: No, 1884, "ch5ist ths
Choral introit- In Joseph's Lovely Gar
Anthems:
aIn ~ fhs End q the Sabbath" Obey Speak, y,
on:asols onslaisS sole enGra Know That ny zInssi K.
Mrs. Albert Henderson, Soprano. u''
ssissfn Rsise l.n the so sulvss
Organ postlud.. 'MaTehs Triumph.nt.,"
Guilmant
MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH, Farragut street. Hyatts-
Vile. Nd. Rev. w. Clark Main. min.
lister; Marion Vogel, organist; Louise
C. McFarlin, director. The Story
of Easter" a choral cantata by r. NJ
Stults, will be the feature at the
Easter celebration tomorrow. The
program is:
Introduction. instrumental.
9PsRns shGssi Hs SGESSi
Bases, i WiiI E1tol Thee 8 LORD
Solo. tenor. 20 Lord, Thou Hast Brousht
Chorus The LORD Is Ny Strength. 49,.
Hath Made"
THE EMPTY sEPULcHRE
Introduction. instrumental
Solo, soprano. And When the Sabbath
Mems voices. AT the RisiDs Of h.essoh ahe sun
ohSrus; 20 Loving Hands and Faithful
xy,1 asS TSS,. z.vs ssF.In F.1in
Chorus. Christ Our Passover"
THE RISEN CHRIST.
Bases, And Behold There Was a Great
soIo: tenor. And They Departed From tn.
HymR ssRusfi fh. Day Of sR hutchinson
Closing chorus, "Alleluia."