Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 284, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1925 — Page 9

SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925

EASTER, SEASON>OF BEAUTY, ARRIVES IN GREAT GLORY

Splendid Choirs and Noted Soloist-; Have Prepared Wonderful Programs for the Great Day—lmpressive Services Announced at All Churches. By The Visitor Easter in all of its great and impressive glory will be observed in Protestant and 'Catholic churches of the city tomorrow, marking the close of the Lenten period.

The great choirs of the churches, ■with special soloists and choruses, have prepared stirring inspirational programs of song and rejoicing. Probably never in the history of Indianapolis have such elaborate

steps been taken to make this Easter Sunday the greatest ever observed here. During the [ienten season the Protestant churches held revival meetings, most of them closing totoday. The new members will be received into church membership. The season in the Catholic churches have

been observed in all the impressiveness associated with the season.

Amy t'leary Morrison, organist at Central Christian Church. Each year there seems to be a<jded interest in the part that music plays in church life. Organists in several of the downtown churches have held musical preludes during the noon hour and on Sunday afternoons during the Lenten season. On Easter Sunday music will hold a most prominent part in all services. ST. PAULS EPISCOPAL First Celebration. (1:30 A M Processional—" Come Ye Faithful" (170) Sullivan Scmt-Choral Communion Service. Recessional l —".Tonne Christ In Risen Today” (172) Worjran Second Celebration (in Chanel), 8 A. M. Cental Celebration. 10:46 A. M. Processional—"Oh, the Golden Glowing Morning" Le Jeune Anthem—" Christ Our Passover," in O Sehneeker “Glroia" (Chant) Mendelssohn "Festival To Deum,” in F... Ralph Kinder "Gloria Titi" Gounod Anthem—“ Christ the Lord Is Risen" Havens H.vmn—"Coronation" (192) Holden "Amen" Stainer Offertory—" Light" J. P. Scott Mrs. Lucile Brandon Rainey. “Banetus” Gounod “Gloria in Excels! s" Tours Recessional—" Hark! the Angels Sweetly Sing" Schilling Eve ing, 7:30 O’clock. Ring s Templar Service. Rapei Jommandery No. 1. De Molay Commandry No. 62. Processional—“ Onward Christian Sol dler" (330) Baring-Gould "Gloria Patria" Elvey Anthem—" Triumphant Strains Arise" Florence Chlpman Anthem—“ Christ Our Passover” Sehneeker Hymn—" Coronation" (102) Holden Offertory—‘ ( Know That My Redeemer Liveta” Handel Frs. Frances Johnson. Recessional—“ The Son of God Goes Forth to War" (23) Critter Mrs. Frances Johnson, soprano: Mrs. J. J. Voeleker, contralto: Edwin Anderson, tenor: John McConnell, bass. Mrs. I.ucilo Brandon Rainey, soprano, guest soloist. Quartet of horns, Brewer T. Clay, director. Clarence 11, Carson, choirmaster and organist. Vested chorus choir. * * * ST. MATTHEW EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SUNRISE SERVICE —Sunday Morning— Processional—" Christ the Lord Has Ris’n Today Choir Anthem —“What Shall the Easter Carol Be" Choir Opening Service Pastor Song—“He Is Rli>cn" Male Quartet Hymn—" Angels Roll the Rofk Away" Congregation Scripture Reading : Pastor i a taiiy —“The Lord Is in His Holy Temple" . . . Choir Sermon—"He' Is Risen” Rev. It. C. E., Pastor Song—" Jesus Lives" Male Quartet Offertory. Song—" Listen to the Story” Choir Hymn—" Just As I Am” .. . .Congregation Service Preparatory for Communion. Holy Communion. Benediction. Doxology. A reunion of the catechetical classes from 1917-J.PJ6 will be held in the evening at 7:30. A special program has been arranged for this service. —Reunion Service Sunday, 7:30 P. M. — Processional—" Stand Up. Stand Up for Jesus" Classes 1917-1935 Opening Services Pastor Easter Hymn Choir Sermon—"My Hope Is Built on Nothing than Christ s Blood and Righteousness' Pastor r&ntomime—“ln the Cross of Christ I Glory" ........ Class of June. 1924 The Increasing Power of the Congregation" Herman St&hJ Roll Call and Communications. Offertory. Hymn <9—“Halleluiah 1 Jesus Lives . _ i,-••••• Congregation Benediction. • * • CENTRAL UNTVERBAI.IST CIII T RCH —Morning, 10:60 O'clock—- “ Easter Morning” < Descriptive Fantasie • • - Baumgartner 1. Hush ol the early morning. 2. The walk to the sepulchre. 3. The fright ol the women. 4. Speech of the angel. 6. Return from the sepulchre. "Resurrection Morn” Johnston Processional—“Chnat is Risen ! Alleluia!’’ Monsell Anthem—" Awake up. by Glory" ..Bamby Choir Solo—"I Know That My Redeemer Liveth” Handel Mrs. Jessie Langlais Anthem—“Eaaterday” Rawley Choir Offertory—“ Springtime Sketch" . . Brewer Postlude —"Festival March" . .-. .... Foote Mrs. Norah A. Hunt, organist-director * • * KB. peter AND PAUL CATHEDRAL The Schola Cantorum (male choir) assisted by string orchestra will present, for tht> first time in this country anew mass by Pietro Allessandro Yon, scored for solo choir and three-part chorus with organ and orchestra accompaniment. The complete program and hours for services on Easter Sunday are as follows: 10:30 A. M-—Pontifical High Mass, pre- , ceded by fifteen minute organ recital and processional. "Ecce Sacerdos" E. A. Steffen (Dedicated to the Rt. Rev. Joseph Chartrand, D. D.) , Four-part Chorus. Organ and Orchestra. Missa Proprium— Introitus Gradualeand Sequentla Offertorium Communio Plain Chant

“Resina Coeli" Caslierro Op. 0 Throe-Part Male Chorus. Missa Ordinarlum—“Te Deum Laudamus’’ Pietro Yon tolo Choir, Three Part Chorus. Organ ami Orchestra, in Six Movements. "Kerin Eleison" taridante) “G'oria" (adeem gtusto) “Credo" (allegro maestoso) "banetus" (andante) "Benedictus" (andante) "Agmia Del" i adagio) —Recessional—"Hallelujah Chorus" Handel (Arrangement tor Four-Part Male Chorus) Note: solemn Vespers will be eelebrt.ed at 4 :3C p. in., preceded by organ recital and processional. Thp psalms, antiphons and hymns will be selected from arrangements of Vatican melod.es. Members of the Choir: Harry E. Calland, Bernard Zimmer. Wm. Fogarty. Thomas Sullivan, Francis O'Brien, Edward Flynn. Paul Smith. Humbert Pagan i. Joseph Brandt, Ralph Leonard. Raymond (fauser. Paul Harrington, Edward I.a Shell. David Lawler. Elmer Andrew Steffen. director; Frances B. Spencer, osgamst. * * * WEST WASHINGTON STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHI R( H —Morning at 10:45 Organ Prelude —“Resurrection Morn" Johnston Anthem—“ Awake Thou that Sleepest" Jackson Organ Offertory—" Spring Song”.... Mendelssohn Solo—"Be Ye Glad" Paul Ambrose Mr. Warren Darnell. Organ Pottlude. —Evening at 7:46 Organ Prelude—" Evensong" Easthope Martin Anthem—“ Jubilate in A Major ... Lynes Easter Carols—- " Sweet Bells of Easter Time"... Baines Easter Bells Are Ringing"... Brackett Anthem—" Awake Thou that Sleepest" fackson Organ Offertory—"To a Wild Rose". . E A Me. Dowell Solo—"Oppn the Gates of the Temple ' Mrs. Knapp Mrs. Frank Burhis Quartet —"in Heavenly Love Abiding" Holden Mrs. Frank Burris. Miss Margaret Goldstein, Mr. Willis Milam. Mr. Warren Darnell. Organ Postiude. Rev. T. .1. Simpson, pastor. Mrs. Florence barnell. organist. * * * SECOND PRESBYTERIAN —Morning at 11— Miss Ludle Stanley, violinist, will assist. Organ Prelude—Variations on “An Old Easter Melody" West Anthem—“ Christ. Our Passover" .. Vogrieh Solo—“ King of Glory".C. Whitney Coombs Mr. E. E. Stidham. Of.ertory (Violin and Organ)—“To a Wild Rose" Me. Dowell Solo—“I Know that My Redeemer Liveth" Handel Mrs. James H. Lowry. Anthem—“ Sweet Bells of Easter Time" . William Batnrs Organ Po-’lude—"Hallelujah!" .. Handel Vesper Service at 4:45 Miss Lueile Stanley, violinist, and Miss Ruth Rainier, harpist, will assist. Meditation Prelude ( violin. Harp and Organ I —“ Ave Maria”.. Baeh-Gounnd Anthem—" The Lord Is Ren" .. Loveland Anthem—" The Strife Is Or: Mendelssohn Solo—" Hall. Thou Risen One!" Ward-Stevens Mr. Frank B. Nusbaum. Organ Interlude—" Spring Song" _ , • . Alfred Hollins Solo—" Hosanna!" Granier Miss Mary Moorman, Harp Interlude—“Priere" . .A. Hasselmans Miss Ruth Rainier. Anthem (With Violin. Harp and Organ)—"The Resurrection" .... Shelley Organ Postiude—"Easter March . . Merkel The quartet is. Mrs. James H. Lowrv. soprano: Miss Mary Moorman, alto; Mr. Frank B. Nusbaum. tenor; Mr. E. E. Stidham. bass. Charles F. Hansen is organist and musical director. * * * FIRST EVANGELICAL Rev. E. E. Roberts. Pastor —Morning at 10:45 Organ Prelude.—" Easter Morning" . . H. L. Baumgartner Anthem—“ Faintly and Soft" .....* P. A. Schnecker Anthem—" Christ the Lord is Risen Today" Dudley Buck Organ Oflertory—"To a Wild Rose . . E. A. Me. Dowoll Solo—"Alleulia 1 He is Risen ’.. Neidfinger Mrs. Frank J. Billeter Organ Postiude—“Easter March". .Merkel —Evening at 7:45 Organ Prelude—“ Resurrection Mom" lohnston Anthem—“Te Deum in E Flat". Baumbach Trio—“l Waited lor the Lord'.... Mendelssohn Misses Mildred, Margaret and Mary Frey Anthem—" Christ. Our Passover". Schilling Violin Solo—“ Reverie" Miss Giara Krentler Anthem—“ This is the Day" ....Maunder Organ Offertory—" Spring Song" .... Mendelssohn Organ Postiude—"Triumphal March" Flagler Jeanette I. Vaughan is organist and director. * * * BROADWAY M. E. CHURCH ' By Chorus Choir of Fifty Voli-es. Willard E. Beck. Director. Mrs. Mary E. Wilhite. Organist. —10:45 A. M. — Organ—“Preludio” Gullmant Hjmn—“Hail the Day that Sees Him Rise" Clark Response —“Oi.r Easter Prayer." Anthem—" Victory” Shelley Soloists: Mis. D. S. Ritter. Mr. E. L. Selvagi Mr. C. C. Hogue. Oqertory—“Enter Dawn" .... Clausman Violin Solo—“ Romance" .... Wieniawski Miss Lorlnda Cotttngham. Organ—“ Resurrection Morn ... .Johnston —7:45 P. M.— Organ—" Concert Overture In G” . . Kinder ' ‘Spring Song ’ MacFarlano Hymn—" Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" Davldica Anthem—“ Awake Thou that Sleep- „ est” Maker Soloists. Mrs. Eugene 3hort, Mr. C. C. Lloyd Organ—“ Easter Oflertory" Pallatt Soprano Solo—“In the End of the Sabbath" ..; Speaks Mrs. Roy N. Downs. Anthem—“ They Have Taken Away My Lord’ T. Stainer Harp Solo—- “ Plaintive" Stefano di Sti fano 'Serenade” Stefano di Stefano Penslero" ..*... Palloni Mrs. Helene Harrison Glossbrenner. Anthem—“ Mary at the Sepulcher' .. • . Stoffard Mixed Quartet —"Magdalene" .. . Warren Soprano, Mrs. Short. Alto. Mrs. Selvage. Tenor. Mr. vlogue. 3ass. Mr. Lloyd. Anthem—“ Triumphant Strains Arise” „ Chipman Soloists: Mr. Lloyd. Mrs. Ritter and „ Mrs. Selvage. Hymn—“ Lift Your Glad Voices”... Filby Organ—‘Tocato in D Minor" Nevin * * * SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN —Morning Service— Organ—" Easter Voluntary" Harwell Proirsslonal—"Christ is Risen" .. Sullivan Anthem—“ Late on tne Sabbath Day" Adams Offertory—“ Arabesque" Wrangell Solo—" Open the Gates of the Temple’ Raymond F. Forbes UeceßUonal—"Coronae” Monk _ —Night Service— Organ—"Offertoire" Rousseau Proof'.bonal—"Christ is Ri.ven" “OfUrtory in G." .' Shelley ( ruitata—“The Resurrection Story". Adams introduction—“ Rejoice the Lord is Rioen." Choir Part I—The Tragedy. Solo—" There is a Green Hill." Chorus—“Oh, Come and Mourn." Solo—" Near the Cross was Mary Weeping." Chorus—“ Late on the Sabbath Day.” Chorus—" Thou Sore Oppressed.” Part ll—The Victory. Trio—“ Awake, Glad Soul, > Awake." Solo—“ Christ, the Lord is Risen Again.” Chorus—“Whosover Believeth Shall Live," Chorus —"Come. Ye Faithful." Recessional —"Coronae.” Postiude—"Christ the Lord is Risen Today" Ashford Mrs. Samuel E. Garrison, organist and director. Soloists—Mrs. Raymond F. Forbes, Mrs. Mabelle Moehlman, Mias Ethel Forsee, Miss Helen Brandenberger. Randolph Snider. Raymond Forbes. • * * ASSUMPTION —l(' o'Clock High Mass "Vidi A'.uarq" Peters "Mass 1 1 B Flat’ .Farmer "Regli a Ooel " Werner Offertory “O Salu Tarts" „...Welgand Benediction “Fantum Ergo” Rossi "Holy God We Praise Thy Name” —8 o'Clock Mass— Children’s choir will render special program of Easter music. The members of the choir are as follows: Alto, Miss Caroline Foltz: soprano. Mrs. Peroe Dransfleld, Mrs. West; tenor, J. Vest. J. Hoff: baritone. Ignatius Goodecker and Louis Ooedecker. Organist, Sister M. 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Mrs. liurilo lirandon Rainey, soprano soloist, at St. I’aul's Episcopal Church. Easter hymns at thj 7:30 o'clock High Mass Easter Sunday. The 10:30 Mass, followed by Benediction of the Blesed Sac’ ament will be sung by the Young Men's Clioir. Miss Emma Colbert, organist. • * HOLY CROSS. Anew mass composed by M E. Dow ney will be sung for the first lime ill this city at the 10:30 high mass Easter Sunday. The mass is scored for a four-part mixed choir and is dedicated in honor of the Blessed Sacrament, the principal theme around which the mars is composed lie ing taken from the “Pange Lipiiua in Unoriginal Gregorian. The mass conforms to all the liturgical requirements of the ' Motu IToprio" regarding church music and has been pronounced b.y musical critics as one of Ihc most noteworthy compositions published in ree< nt years. The program will be as follows: —Solemn High Mass, ic.;’ oA. M.— “Vidi Aquam" Montani “Missa in Honorcm S. S. >airair*nti" M e.. Downey Offertory—“Reniga Cor'i'’ Marzo Eti.adietion following High .case. "Ob Salutaris” . . Hamma “X. ntum Ergo" Verdussen T ie choir is composed of the following sopranos: Mrs. Joseph L. Conley. Miss Frames Kelly, Miss Honora O'Neill. Miss Dorothy Svlvester. Altos. Miss Gertrude Striekler. Mi-* Mary O'Neill. Miss Katherine O'Neill. Miss Katherine O'Connell Miss Norma Connnughton. Tenors. Joseph Swallow. Charles Bauer. Batses Robert Shipman. Charles Quinn, Henry G. Klein. Organist. Miss Eden F. Phlnney. Director. Humbert P. i’agani. —. .Nine O Clock Mass — “Regina Coeli" Werner "Ave Maris Stella' (trio).A. H. Rosewir “0 Salutaris" . Rossini Sopranos. Mis es Irene Lilli*. Maude McAllister: aRo. Miss Rose Have*; tenor, Frank Delaney: bass. Robert Fessler. Violin. Miss Aliy* Poirier. Organist. Mrs. Charles P, Hanrahan. * * • HOLY ROSARY —Easter Program— The Maswes on Easter Sunday at Holy Rosary church will be at 7 and 10 a. m. At the 7 o'clock Mass the following pro-

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Elmer Andrew Steffen, director of Sc ho la Cantorum and in cl targe of Easter Music at SS. Peter ami Paul CatliedraL , gran will be rendered by a children’* choir of twenty-five voiiv*. orsiunut and director of thi* choir. Mis* Anna Rcubino. "Chriet the Lord is Risen Again" E. J. Hopkins "Ave Marla! Thou Virgin and Mother" A. Edmonds Tozer “Sing the Battle Sharp and Glorious 1 W. H. Monk “Hail the Holy Day of Day*”..B. L. Cull —lO O'clock Mars— At tho 10 o'clock 'MaAS the following program will be rendered. "Vidi Aquam" Peters “Kyrie" B. A. Flynn "Gloria” B. A. Flynn "Credo” B. A. Flynn "Offertory. Regina Coeli" E. Marzo "Sanctus ' B. A. B’lynn "Benediatiuj" B. A. B’lynn “Agnus Dei" B. A Flynn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be given after this Mas* "Eoce Panis" A. Trojelli ‘Tantum Blrgo" J. Weigand “Holy God.” The member* of the ehqir are: Soprano

WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Loyalty to Great Ideal Is Test of Man’s Character

The International Uniform SundaySchool Lemon for April 12. The cripple at the Beautiful Gate. Acta 3:1-11. By William E. Gilroy, I). I). Editor of The Congregationalist EOYALTY to a great ideal and to a noble institution is often the ultimate test of a man’s character. It marks the real man, his actual faith, and his devotion to principle, apart from the weaknesses, shortcomings, meannesses and failures of other men. Most of us tend to allow our loyalty and our devotion, even to the highest things, to be affected by the acion of others. Some men refuse to go to church, or to join the church because many church members are full of fault and inconsistency. Some men allow themselves to speak disparlagly of patriotism, because often mer in high places have made it a cloak for their own selfish schemes and purposes, have in fact so debauched and debased it that -the great Dr. Johnson said Ironically that "patriotism was the last refuge of a scoundrel.’ Patriotism, of course, is no such thing, no matter how much selfseekers may drag it in the dust. It was the hope and refuge and strength of men like Lincoln. And the church, no matter how deep the hypocrisy of some of its members, has been the home of saints and prophets. It represents for good men the highest things, regardless of the base uses to which worldly men have endeavored to prostitute it. i Real Loyalty Note how splendidly this loyalty to the highest comes out in Peter and John, who, ,our lesson says, “went up together into the temple." This temple was the official center of JewisA religion. But a few weeks before official religious leaders

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T N tlie end of the Sabbath, jis it -*■ began toward the tirst day of the week, came Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to see the sepulchre. And, behold, there was a great earthquake; for the angel of the l ord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the door, and sat upon it. His countenance was like lightning and his raiment was white as snow-

—Misses Anna Ressino. Angelina Navarrn, Rose ArisUilane. Margaret B’arker. Ruth Parker. MaJV.net Marshall. Josephine Car uao, Provideiu-e Gii-flre, Kstella Auetemiller, Josephine Braily. Mary Griffin, Margaret Sullivan. Tracy Lyons: altos. Misses Emma V.eisbach. Katherine Weibaoh and Marian Marshall. Organist and Director Miss Frieda Bueunagil. . • • • HOLY TRINITY —Music I Program for Easier Sunday— AH i the music is rtnderei by St. Cecilli- s Choir. “Alleluia ' . A Foester "Pange l.mgua ' A, Foester "The Savior Is Risen” F. Urajnar "Maes’ C. A. Foepel Offertory—“ Terra Tremult''.. A Foester "Christ .he Lord Is Risen"....J. Sieherl "Happy Easter Day" J. Sieherl “Regina Coeli I.aetare" F. Uranjuar V art out other Easter hyinne Follow.ng are the members of St. Cecilias Main Choir: Soprano. Mrs. Mary Urajr.ar. Mrs. Antonia Kos, Mary Koejan; alto, Miss Mary Garbes. Mrs. J. Kronov- *>■•<; tenor. Joerph Damtiert. Joseph Zore, Adolph Kos: basil. Joseph Zeuiuk. Alvin ZHtnik, Joseph Urajnar. Anton Mergolc. Following are the members of the Junior Choir of Holy Trinity Church: Miss Mary Zore. Miss Victoria Zore. Miss Mary Luzar. Miss Amelia Lunar. Mi*s Olga Sin flovie. Prof. Frank Urajnar, director and organist. • • • OUR laADY OF I.DURDES —Solemn High Mass at 8 o'Clock At the >lemn high mass at 8 o'clock the <-hoir will render Gounod's Mass in G. The instrumental accompaniment will I*- rendered by the Montani Trio, under the direction of P&squalo L. Montani. Miss Clara Hope, organist. • • • SACRED HEART Procession, preceded by triple allelulia. Contltemini and Laudato. During proctssion. singing of Blaster carols. Same oonciudes with antiphon and Magnificat “lutroit Gradual Sequence and Communio" Gregorian Choir Missa Stella Man*" Griesbacher Offertory—“ Terra Tretnuit" Wiegand Recessional —“An Ealter Carol." —9:15. Second Solemn High Mass — ExcerVng tho procession. program tho .line as si 6. —2:.JO P. M Solemn Vespers—- " Psalms and Antiphons of the Vespers for Easter".. Kain and Novcllo “Regina Coeli" Werner O Salutaris Ltngenberger “Tan turn Ergo" W legand Ro-ossional —"Jesus Lives " Mf-mliers of the Choir: Sopranos— Bertha Kruse. Matilda Gasper Marie Rot hin Ella Lawrie, Inez Nordloh. Helen Otte Mary Kusmier. Rosemary Fink. Eliza beUi Schafer Altos —Helen Ohleyer, Irene Roehm. Anna Fussner, Hilda Ratliz, Marie Tenner Mario Kiefer. Tenors—Raymond Strack. Frank Kil borough. Fred Jut-ode. Raws—Fred Strack. Chas. Strie-k. CTiarles G Rathz. C. Frauds Rathz, Frank Gantner Victor J. Wyss. Edward Eckstein. F J. Boerger. organist and director. • • * ST. ANNE’S. MARS HILL At the 7:30 and 9.30 o’clock Masses Sunday the children of the parish will sing a fine pi-ogrem of Easter hymns Mrs. Wright will aocompany the children at both Masses. * • • ST. ANTHONY’S Masses on Easter Sunday morning will be celebrated at St. Anthony * church at 545 7 -30 9 and 10.30 o clock. At the latter ma*s the following program will be rendered. "‘Mass in Honor of Our Lady of Lourdes" R J. Bonn "Vidi Aquam" Mitterer "Regina Coeii’’ Appcrt • * • ST. BRIDGET’S —Eight O’Clock Maas—"Alleluia Alleluia." "Today He Ik Risen.

had hounded their Master to death. How natural it would have been for Feter and John to say, "We’ll have nothing to do with the temple; we'll never go near that place which symbolizes the religion and power of those who have crucified our Lord.” But, no. They saw in the tepiple tho house of God —something that was holy in spite of the wickedness of Herod, who bad built it, and in spite of priests and religious leaders whose bigotry and hypocrisy de graded themselves. They preserved their own purity of motive and vision, and they went to the temple to pray! O for faith like that, that enables us to do our duty, and follow the highest, and see in lofty symbols pure ami rich meaning, e\en when others pervade holy places and things with their own .blindness and meonneses of soul! This example of Peter and John should not lose its significance for us. Then note, too, that it was Peter and John who were going up together. Not John and James, the brothers in ambition and rivalry for the first places in the kingdom. Peter had had his ideas about the foremost place. Though all should have denied Christ, he w*as quite sure of himself. And at the last, when Jesus had suggested to Peter what was to become of him, he had not been quite content; he had wanted to know what was go'ng to happer- to John (John 21:21-22). Yet here vere these two,, purged of their selfish ambitions, purged of all hate against those who had slain their Lord, going up into the temple together to pray. If miracles could happen it would surely be under circumstances like this. But there was something more. There was the spirit of complete consecration, and the supreme readiness to serve. Is it too much to say that miracles

And for fear of Him the keepers lid shake, and became as dead men. And the angel answered and said unto the women, Fear not ye; for I know that ye seek Jesus, which was crucified. He is not here; for He is risen, as He said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay. And go quickly and tell His dis•iples that He is risen from the dead; and, behold. He goeth before you into Gallilee there shall ye see Him: 10, I have told you.

“Regina Coeli." “Hail the Holy Day of Days." —Ten O'Clock Mass—‘Vidi Aquam" Peters “Kyric . J. N. Bartholonicus “Gloria" J. N. Bartholonicus "Credo" J. Battmap "Sunctus" J. N. Bartholomeus “Benedictus" J. N. Bartholomeus "Agnus Dei" . J. N. Barthoioftieug Benediction —“Tc Deum." The choir members are: Mary Davis Margrret Davis. Etther Beatty, Clara Hill. Heidi Relnhard, Lucy Roll, William Schiffrrdecker. Joseph Burkhart. Douglas Cleary and Daniel Johnson. * • • ST. FRANCIS DE SALES At 7:30 Mas* Resurrection Hymns, sung by the children. At the 10 o'clock High Mass the choir will sing the Ma* in honor of the B. Sacrament in E Hat. by J. Korman. and at the offerntory. Christus Ream-exit, by J. A. Mcivil. * • • BT. JOAN OF ART Program at 10:30 o'Cioek High Mass Kyrie .Gloria. Credo. Sanctus, Bene-Dic-tus. Agnus Dei i • • ■ Missa Solemnis tTurtom Scored for mixed quartet and four and five-part mixed chorus Offertory—" Regina Coeli" Traditional Recessional—" Long Live the Pope.” 0 o’clock Maas Easter hymns by chorus of boys and girls of St. Joan of Arc Parcolual school under the direction of George A Smith. Choir members: Sopranos, the Mi**e* Montani. Reardon. Trenk. Tulte. Sieglc; altos. Mrs. J J. Fitzgerald and the Misse* Carroll, Tilfod and Vanden Rrcck tenors. Joseph A Naughton and George A.Smiln; basso*. Dr. H R. Alhurgcr and Mr. Louis. Organist, Miss Mane E. Moore. Director. George A. Smith. • • ♦ 8T JOHN’S The u'usieal program <it St. John's Church on Easter Sunday will be: "Vftli Aquam ’ Novcllo "Kyrie” Giorzas First Ma<s "Gloria" Giorzas First Mass "Vent Creator" Wiegand “Credo" C. M. V. Weber “Regina Coeli" Do Meritor Sanctus. Benedictus and Agnus Dei. . Giorzas First Mass Mrs. John T. Brennan, soprano: Miss I.aura Stake, alto: Mr. Peter Ankenbrock, tenor; Mr. J. F. Btekei. basso. D o'Clock Mass Children's Choir with Orchestra accompaniment “O Glorious Easter Mora" "The Lord is Risen” “Risen as He Said" Harp Solo Farter Morn—March Orchestra members Organ. Frances Klee; violins. Anna Moy, Mary Moriarity. Rose McNamara, Catherine Finneran. Mar) Hickey. Margaret McNamara MaybelUOorden. Anna Barton; saxophone. Mar saret Moriarity. Mildred Clemens; cornet. osophine. Mazer; clarinet. Nora Monartty; harp, Catherine! Connor. • • • ST. JOSEPH'S "Vidi Aquam" Gregorian Missa Regina Paois In honor of St. Vincent Ferrer "Kyrie" Ihetro A. Yon "Gloria’’ Pietro A. Yon "Credo" Pietro A. Yon Offi riorium "Regina Coeli” Le De Merller “Sanctus" Pietro A. Yon "Benedictus" . Pietro A. Yon “Agnus Del” Pietro A. Yon Benediction "Ave Verum" P. Scheurcn, O. S. F. "Tantum Ergo" • A. I**nk “Hymn of Praise" C Ktt “Easter Re-eiilonaJ” I B. Wilson The members of the choir are: Sopranos. Metdames Russell R Mansfield, Carl E. Moldthan. John R. Merl, W. B. Bright, the Misses Mary Corrigan. Marie Moran. Margaret Widolf and Mary Glaska: altos, the Misses Mary Agnes Keller. Anna Glaska. Mrs. Joseph Gallagher: tenors, John R. Merl. T. B. Hessling; bassos. Robert V. Fessler. Maurice Santlrh.

always do happen when these conditions are fulfilled? “Striking Ectson’’ Here was this poor cripple, looking earnestly to Peter and John, as they stopped at his plea for alms. They had nothing to give him, but themselves, and their faith. This Peter declares; "Silver and gold have I none, but such as I have give I thee.” And then, note the record. “He took him by the right hand and lifted him up." Suppose that everywhere in the world tomorrow men and women of professing Christian faith and purpose should become thus thoroughly devoted to the suffering, the weak and the needy. Suppose that those who have silver and gold gave their treasure In full consecration to God and to humanity. And suppose that. In addition, those who had neither gold nor silver gave themselves. Could Christians then not say to suffering and bleeding humanity, “In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk,” with full assurance of the manifestation of God’s power? But divine ..power and human agency go together In the accomplishment of great things. Peter’s faith did not leave all the giving to God. He emphasized God's grace, but he said none the less. “Such as I have I give.” And while he trusted in God’s power, he didn’t fail to make use of his own strong right arm, “He took him by the right hand, and he lifted him up.” If men everywhere would give “such as they have,” and would Btretch out their strong right arms in helpfulness, even more wonderful things might happen today than happened long ago at the Beautiful gate of the temple. Humanity that now languishes in helplessness might indeed b© “walking and leaping and praising God.” *

Choir assisted by Miss Florenz M. Dippci. violinist. Miss Clarissa Pippel, cellist. Organ'st. Mario C. Fileer. Director. T. B. Hessling. • * • ST. MARY’S —Easter Program. 8 A M.— Low Mae* (Hymns), Children's Choir. —10:30 A. M.— Solemn High Mass by Mixed Choir and Orchestra. Selection by Orchestra. "Vidi Auquam" Lyendocker "Missa. S. S. Cordis Jesu" Turton "Veni Creator" Lydendecker Offertory—"Tern* Tremult" Wiegand March From "Aida” Verdi Orchestra. —3 P. M.. Vespers— Solemn Vespers and Benediction. Members of Choir —Sopranos, Mrs. Joseph Lauber. Misses Alvina Sellmever, Edna Beunnasel. Clara Conner. Clara Sell lick, Leona Schiefers: altoe. Misses Clara Koer*. Ruth Hauser. Virginia Danfscher: tenors. Messrs. Frank Lauber. Albert Berberich, Joseph Lauber, Louis

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Sch I pf cl; basso*. Messrs. Georz* E. Schmitt. Thomas Keller. B’rank Kraehenfelz. Orchestra Members —Misses Ruth B’inkhiner, Helen Hauser, Ruth Hauser Gertrude Hornborger. B’rani-es Hunter, Louise Kessener. Anna Kreinbaum. Clara Koers. Helen Koerner. Emma Mer.var, Anna Reskliio. Olivia Sellmeyer. Pauline Siener. .Vadeline Siener, Mane Rickoff. Alma Volk. Organist—Mr*. Oeorgo £. Schmitt. • * * ST. PATRICK’S —High Mass 10:30 Mass in Honor of St. Joan of Arc. “Viili Aquam” Baluta "Kyrie” Gruber , Gtona Gruber Credo . Gruber Offertory—" Regina Coeli” Baluta "Sanctus" Gruber “Benedictus Gruber ‘•Agnus Del Gruber „ —Vespers at 3 >P. M.— Members of St. Patrick's Choir—Sopranos, Mrs. J. J. Schattner. Misses Julia tolliert. Mabel Raftery, Catherine O'Gara; altos. Helen Raftery; tenors, M. Bradley. Joseph Dux: bassos. J. Smith. R. Block. William Bradley. Organist—Helen Colbert. „* * • st. pnn.n* neri —Solemn High Mass at 10:30 O’Cioek— Vidi Aquam Wiegand Kyrie ..... J. Gruber Gtona in Lxeelsis ’ J. Gruber ..Credo J. Gruber Sanctus j. Orutier Benedictus J. Gruber “Agnus Del" ... J. Gruber Offertorv—"Terra Tremuit’ 1 .. . Wiegand , —BenedictDn of B'essed Sacratnen:.— O Salutaris” W. H. Rees Tantum Ergo \V. H. Bices "Holy God Wo Praise Thy Name. 1 " Choir and Congregation. The members of the choir are: Sogranos. Eleanor Welch. Lucille Boeraig. athleen Dulastoch: alto. A. Haugh' tenors. E. Murphy. T. Walpole, F. Gorman; bassos. T. Btealy. C. Bocrsig. Director, F. O. Wllklng. Organist, Mrs. Anna R. Mahoney. * • • FIRNT MORAVIAN EPISCOPAL Temporary Quarters. 658 E. 25th St. —jMorning, 11 o'olock— Easter program by Sunday School. _ —Blvenlng. * Ab o'olock— Prelude—" Reverie Poetique" ....Bartlett Cantata—" Life Everlasting" Petri# Chorus— "Darknens Reigned." Duet (Soprano and Contralto)—"Come. Only Salvation.” Grace E. Rodgers. Dorothy Hockersmith Chorus—“ Easter Dawning." Soprano and Chorus —“The Easter Tidinge." Solo—Dorothy H. King Tenor and Chorus—"Ye Slow of Heart." Solo—Edwin Berry Chorus—" Life Everlasting.” Contralto Solo —“Earth Could Not Hold Him.” Lois Michael Soprano and Chorus—" Praise Him.’’ Solo —Grai-e E. Rodgers Trio (Bopranqi Tenor. Base) —‘Teach Ms to Love Thee.” , Grace Rodgers. BMwin Berry, H. R. tolehael Base Solo—“ The Great Example.” H. R. Michael Chorus—“ Joy to the World.” Oflertory—“Nocturne” Krzyzanoweki Reading of Acta of Sunday—Passion Week Manual. PostliKle—“Orpheus" Kroeger H. R. Michael, choir director. Helen L. Quig, pianist. • * • EDWIN RAY M. E. CHURCH Choir of thirty-five voices. Franklin N. Taylor, director, and Freda Hart, organist. The soloists are Mildred Schmedel and Dorothy Bartholomew, sopranos; Vlora Frye, contralto; Harry Jenkins and Walter Rothermal. basses. —Morning MusicOrgan Prelude —"Resurrection Morn” Johnston Organ—Offertory—"Christ the Lord is Risen Today" Ashford Soprano Solo—“ Christ is P.isen”.... Scott Mildred Bchmedel Postiude—“Triumphal March" ....Wachs —Evening MusicOrgan Prelude —“Temple March". .Vincent Organ—Oflertory—“Cantilena’ .... Shelley Cantata—" The First Easter"..lra Wilson Introduction and Opening Chorus. .. . "Silent the Sleeping Town” Contralto Solo—“In the Garden" Soprano Solo and Chorus—Shall Heavy Rock"

Claude E. Palmer, director of music at Central Ave. M. E. Church. Soprano Solo —"The Break of Day” Bass Solo and Chorus—“As It Began to Dawn" Choral—“ Our I.ord Indeed is Risen" Soprano Solo and Cliorus—“All Hail" Bass Solo—“Lo I Am With You Always" Final Chorus —"Christ is Risen" Postiude —"Postiude in E Flat" . Abernethy • * FIRST FRIENDS —At 10:30 A. M.— Organ Prelude —"Easter Morning"... Baumgartner Hymn 112—"I Know That My Redeemer Liveth." Responsive Scripture: Selection* from I Corinthian*. "God Is Love." Primary Department "Crown Him With Many Crowns.” Junior Department. Prayer. Offertory—'Consolation" Mendelssohn "Spring Song" Mendelssohn Announcements. Anthem—" Thanks Be Unto God"... Wilson Quartet. "The Triumph of Love" An Easter Service by Margaret Slattery Presented by the Young Teople. Easter Me.-Bage—“The Easter Hope." Dr. David M. Edward*. Anthem—‘My Faith Looks Up to Thee" Schnecker Benediction—Silent prayer closed by amen of the organ. Organ Postiude —"Postiude in F". .Mailing Characters of “The Triumph of Love." Life Elma Hockett First Herald Richard Woodard Sei ond Herald Leona McWhirter Third Herald Evans Parks Fourth Herald Ruth Anna Johnson Fifth Herald Verna .Wysong Child LorinV Smith Sixth Herald Charles Binford Greed Robert Taylor Service Helena Cross Death Helen Noel Fear Nellie Sielken Hope Margaret Barker Faith Marjorie Metcalf Love Anna Carson Soloist 4 Dorothy Wilson Orraniat Louise Huff Quartet —Mrs. F. C. Walker, soprano: Mrs. E. C. Cox. contralto: Mr. E. 0. Moore, tenor; Mr. K. H. Theising. bass. • * • .ILL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL Sixteenth St. and Central Ave. —At 10:45 a. m.— Organ T’relude—‘ Resurrection Morn” Johnston Processional Hymn—" Welcome. Happy Morning." "Christ Our Passover” Chappel "Benediatus"—Old Chant. Introit—" Jesus Lives.” "Kyrie Eleison" Tours “Gloria Tibi” Tours Sermon Hymn—" The Strife is O'er.” Anthem—"A* it Began to Dawn". Vincent "Sursum Corda" Tours "Sanctus" 'E ours "Agnus Dei" Tours “Gloria In Exnelsis" —Old Chant. “Nunc Dimittis" Tours Reivssional Hymn—"‘Tis Finished." Organ Postiude—“Allelulia" ....Dubois —At 7.45 p. m. — Prelude Orgon I.—" Easter Day". . . Loret lTelude Organ 2. —"Festival Hymn" Bartlett Pr.'ce*siona! Hymn—"At the Lambs High Feast We Sing.” "Magnificat" Simper "Nume Dimittis" •. • Simper Sermon Hymn—" Jesus Christ is Risen Today." Anthem—" Awake Thou that Sleepest M aunder Recessional Hymn—“ Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand." Postiude Organ—“ Triumphal March" Buck * * • HAl.l. PLACE M. E. An Easter Cantata, "Cross and Crown" by E. 1.. Ashford will be sung Easter evening at 7:45 by the Hall Place Methodist choir, assisted by Miss Myrtle Freeman. Ofterty Solo Miss Myrtle Freeman Prelude—" Prelude" Guiinant Part I—The Cross Chorus—" Thou, Lord, Wilt Arise” Miss Myrtle Freeman, soprano; Mrs. Ella Solomon, alto Solos and Choir—“ The Temptation" Mrs. Minnie Hartman, soprano; Mrs. Ella Solomon, alto; Mr. Guy V. Hartnan. baritone Trio—" God Shall Charge HU Angel Legions .. „ . Miss Lois Anderson, soprano; Mr. Fred Baker, tenor; Mr. Guy V. Hartman. baritone Tenor Solo and Chorus—" Hosanna in the Highest" Mr. F. D. Wallace, tenor Soprano Solo—" Ride On. O King" Miss Lois Anderson Unison Mens Voices and Solo by Miss Mvrtle Freeman —“Gethsemane" Alto Solo and Quartet —"The Shadow and the Cross" Mrs. Ella Solomon Part ll—j The Crown Organ Introduction Chorus—" Christ, OUr Passover" Alto Solo —"Come Gracious Spirit" . . . . . Mrs Eild Solomon Chorus—"Knd It Came to Pass" Soprano Solo and Chorus —“Lilt Up Your Heads" Miss Lois Anderson Postiude —"Hosanna" . . . .Paul W. Wachs Miss Isabelle Moss man. organist and director. , , Rev. Guy V. Hartman will preach in the morning o:i the theme "The Living Christ.’ T In the evening at 7 :45 the choir will give E. L. Ashford’s Easter Cautata, "Cross and Crown." * * • NORTH CHURCH (Methodist Episcopal) Meridian at Thirty-Eighth Jesse Parker Bogue. Pastor. —Sunday Morning— Prelude—" Adagio Contabile” .... Hayden Jlymn 160 Prayer and Lord's Prayer. Male Quartet —"Up From the Grave He Arose." Mr. Holloway. Mr. Broadstreet, Mr. Mtdkiff. Mr. Beaver. Easter Responsive Reading—Fourth Special Reading. “Gloria Patria." New Testament Lesson—St. John 20:1-24. Presentation of Tithes and Offerings. Solo —“Trust In the Lord." From the "Prodigal Son" Vincent Sermon —“Heavenly Triumph.” Reception of Classes Into Church Membership. Hvmn 180—" Coronation.” “Postiude In F" Read —Sunday Evening— Prelude—“Romanga Mozart Song Service. Prayer and Lord's Prayer. Quartet —"On Wings of Morning Born" Miller Bcripture Lesson—St. Luke 24. 1-35. Oflertory (Violin Solo)—"Ave Mario" Bach-Gounod Miss Reagan. Trio—" Lift Thine Eyes.” from "Elijah" Mendelssohn Miss Reagan. Miss Berry. Mr. Holloway. Sermon—" The Open Book and the Burning Heart.” Reception of Members into the Church, Postiude—"Fanfare" Dubois Quartet—Mis* Bernice Reagan, soprano : Mrs. E. C. Berry, contralto; Mr. Bid win Holloway, tenor; Mr. Tom Broadstreet. baritone. Organist—Mrs. James Wynn. Choir Director—Mr. E. F. Kepner. • * * MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN —Morning. 10:45 Organ Prelude—" Easter Morning".. _ Baumgartner Chorus—“ The KesHurrection Morn”.. Gnilbraith Quartet —“Hosanna" Granier Organ Offertory—“ Resurrection Morn” Johnston Soprano Solo —"I Know That My Redeemer Liveth” Handel Miss Goldie Lowman Easter Carol—"Ho is Risen" . . . . Schilling Organ Postiude—"Templar’s March" Frysiuger Easter Song Service —Evening. 7 :45 Organ Prelude—" All Glory to the lAunb" Spohr Chorus—" Ho. -he Tomb is Empty" Broome Quartet—" Magdalene" Warren Chorus—" They Have Taken Away My Lord’ Harrington Violin—" Romance" Wieniawski "MeditaHon” Mkusenet Mr. W. E. Tollentire Organ Oflertory—"Easter Carol" . . . .Bach Quartet —"Ring Out Glad Bells". Bartlett Chorus—" Speak Ye Comfortably" Shaeklcy Organ Postiude—"Triumphal March" Luard-Selby Arnold S poorer, director; Miss Elsie (Turn to Pago 12)

NO PASTOR, BUT CHURCH WORK IS NOT HALTED Miss Bennett Carries on Until New Minister Begins Work. mN the absence of a regular paator at First Friends Church, Tliirteenth and Alabama Hts.. Miss Martha B. Bennett, 411 N. Delaware St., director of religious education, tills tho post of assistant pastor. The Kev. Elden H. Mills, Brooklyn, N. Y., who has been called to become pastor of the church will take up his duties In September. Meanwhile, Dr. David M. Edwards, president of Earlham'College. Richmond, Ind., preaches the Sunday sermon. Duties of Miss Bennett are varied and range from planning a program of church activities to making pastoral calls during the week. Site spends her entire lime in the work. Knows Duties Being the daughter of Rev. A. L. Bennett, puHtor Orand Avenue

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Methodist Church of Connersvillo, Miss Bennett is familiars with a pastor’s duties. She received a master’s degree in religious educa tion at Boston University, after graduation from De Pauw University, Green castle, Ind., in 1920. For two years before coming to Indianapolis she was religious education secretary at Washington Park M. E. Church, Providence. R. 1. Friday is observed as Church Day at First Friends Church, in the afternoon women’s meetings and recreational activities for children are held. Following the weekly supper a prayer service is held, followed by committee meetings, and a class in religious education for children. Heavy Work “The religious education field Is a new one and Includes various lines of activities, one of which is the Fri iay night classes for children. My work Is heavy, but it Is very interesting and I enjoy It Immensely,” Miss Bennett said. • • • IMPORTANT SERVICES ANNOUNCED AT CHURCH Easter services at the Second Evangelical Church, Rev. J. H. Rilling, pastor, will be as follows: Sunrise meeting at 6 o’clock in charge of Miss Mabel Harding of Naperville, 111. “The Risen Lord,” will he the pastor’s theme at a joint meeting with the Sunday school at 9:30. Miss Harting will sing "Calvary” at this hour. Evening subject: “What Then Shall T Do With Jesus?” The E. L. C. E. will have a special meeting at 7 p. m. The ladies’ and male quartets, duets and other special singing will be rendered during the day in keeping with the spirit of Easter. • • • REV. DALE TO PREACH TWICE AT HIS CHURCH “At the Savior's Tomb” will he the theme of Homer Dale, pastor of Hillside Christian Church, tomorrow morning. At night he will speak on "From the Resurrection to the Ascension.” Mrs. Carolyn Turner will direct the Easter musical program at the morning service. Mr. J. E. Bamish will lead the song services at the night services, which will conclude the pre-Easter campaign. • • • REV. CHARLES H. GUNSOLUB lecture Sunday night at the American Spiritualist Church on “The Significance of the Resurrection.” •• * 1 DR. EDWIN CUNNINGHAM of Central Universallst Church will preach at 10:60 a. m. Sunday on “Desirable Immortality." • • • "EASTER REVELATIONS” will be the morning theme of the Rev. G. F. Farrow of the Victory Memorial Methodist Protestant Church. An Easter program of readings and music will be given at night. Special music will be furnished by the orchestra and men’s quartet. • • • AT ST. PAUL M. 'E. CHURCH. Dr. Frank L. Hovls will preach in the morning on “Easter.” St. Paul Chorus will give Porter’s cantata "The Resurrection” at 3 p. m. No night service. • • • A SUNRISE PRAYER SERVICE will be held at 6:30 a. m. Sunday at the Centenary Christian Church with a baptismal service. “Why I Am a Christian" will be the morning theme and at night Rev. V. P, JSrock will preach on “The Bolted Door.”