Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 288, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1926 — Page 2

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Easter Sunday to Be Beautifully Observed in Churches

Great Spiritual Song Services Have Been Arranged by Choir Leaders—Pastors to Deliver Their Easter Messages From Their Pulpits. * By The Visitor Jy/IHEN Easter Sunday becomes an inspiring memory, thouW sands who attend church services Sunday in the Protestant, Catholic and Episcopal churches o£ the city, will realize that Easter Sunday was most beautifully observed in this city. Indianapolis pastors have prepared their Easter messages with the thought of the Lenten season opening up even greater church activities.

Probably never before during a Lenten season has there been such a great response on the part of the people. The evangelistic and special services held In all churches during Lent have been splendidly attended. Blaster Sunday means much in church life and local pastors and choir leaders have untied in arranging appropriate services for the day. Easter Sunday will be a family day and the head of every home is asked by the pastors to attend at least one Easter sendee Sunday. The Catholic churches have prepared their various masses with the accustomed ceremony and beautiful music. The Protestant churches have arranged most fitting song services as well as services of prayer and meditation. The musical program to he given in Indianapolis churches will be as follows: -I- -I- -I’ FIRST FRIENDS Thirteenth anil Alabama. Roy. Elden H. Mills, pastor. —9:45, Sunday School — Please notice the change in time. Classes as usual tn the Sunday school. A united worship for Sunday school and church at 10:45. —10:45, Meeting for Worship— Prelude—“ Adoration” , . Gaul Hymn 160—“ The Day of Resurrection." Trio —“Largo" Handel Miss Ruth Hutchins, liarn: Mrs. Mae Butler, violin: Miss Louise Huff, organist, ftcrlptur^. Hymn 181—“ Holy Ghost With Light DiOffertory—“ Prayer” Hueselmans Miss Ruth Hutchins, harp. Anthem —‘‘Christ Being Risen" • . Wilson Quartet with soprano obligato. Mrs. McKinley Lewis. Consecration of preparatory clas for church membership. Silence and prayer. Sermon—“ The Burning of the Heart Elden H. Mvlls Anthem—“ Christ Is Risen”.. Godte worthy Quartet. Postlude—“Postludo Mailing —Vesper Service of Sacred Music—--4 P. M. “The Easter Evangel.” 1. Organ Introduction. Part I. Christ's Sufferings and Death. 3, The Triumphal Entry. 3. The Agony in the Garden. 4. The Trial and Rejection. 5. The Crucifixion. 6. live Burial. 7. The Suspense. . _ , ~ interlude. “The First Eastern Horn. Part 11. Christ's Resurrcetiou and \tctory. 8. Ilia Resurrection. 6. The Message of the Women. 10. The Walk to Emmaus. It. The Ascension. . , 18. Man’s Share in Christ’s Victory. Chorus—Mr. Mills' class and others. Quartet —The church quartet. Soloists—Mrs. J. M. Pearson Mrs. G. M, Lewis. Mrs. F. C. Walker. Mrs. C. E. Cox, Mr, B. O. Moore. Mr. E. H. Mills. Organist—Haley J. Harold. Director —Elden H. Mills.

-I- -I- -IF.DWIN RAT M. E. Freda Hart, organist Franklin Taylor, director. —Morning— Organ Prelude'—"Easter Morning’’ Mailing Orgeat Offertory—“ Gratitude .. .Barrington AaThsin —“Hosanna". . • ... ; Gratner Mildred Schmedel, soloist. Baritone Bole—" Before the Dawn .Coombs John Knowles. , ~ Orgsa Postlude —' Holv, Holy. Hol^ g^for( j —Evening—■ Organ Prelude—“ Old Raster Melody".^ iff Sllldreti fie'hmedol and John Knowles, soloists. Venus Beta—“ Christs Victory”.betdllnger * Clifford Long. Anthem—“To Bells of Easter Day jj r ' e|glol , 'b'lrotli'r' Bartholomew, So'(list. GwitraUo Solo—" Open the Gates e the Temple" ...... . . . • KnBPP Dorothy Bandeful*. Anthem—“As it Began to Dawn". .Harker ■w. .fcCHVodvb. Anthem—%u-ipt y ..,. .Shellay Organ Tenet* Bole—‘Were You lW . • boVert Halier, ~ „ Soprano Bale—“ The Lord Is Risen f;' u U(yan “ “ ‘Mi Id reel 'riebmedsi/ “ . • 4Bl k , ' Al,Sel9 “ .. . 8 , sSmhe* Roberi Aftiteri soloist. - V! 6 . . . Utard SECOND BAPTIST CHIIRCIt Her; H. R. Waldo, Pastor —Morning Service — Organ Prelude. “Faster Triumph." Miss Opal Mue Thomas. Hotai M( j Congregation; Instrumental Quartet; MisgeV LueUe and Hard Robin toll; Offertory. Violin Solo. Mr. Paulwirth Waldo. Solo; “Calvary’* ~. ........... i* Rodney Mrs. Walker Baylor. Anthem. “The Trumpet Call .... .Lorenz Choir. . ... , 8(do; “The Lord Is M y Shepherd” ; .Wilds Ajßhem. “Christ Is’ Ri?en° feallelujal^ Choir.' ~ Posthide. “Cristo Trionfante Tim Miss Thomas. —Evening Sendee— Organ Prelude. Miss Opal Mae Thomas. Hymn. “All Hail.” Choir and Congregation. (The music of the morning will be repeated.) Three Ten-Minute Baiter Addresses! I. ‘'Evidences of Christ's Resurrection" —Mr. Paulwirth Waldo, ft. “Our Resurrection" —Mr. George Hut- ' ton. 3, “Utilisation of Resurrevtlon Power" —Mr. Cecil Beck. Hymn. “Vlctqry.' Cheir and Congregation. Organ Postludo. Mlsj! Thotjnas. ST. MATTHEYV LUTHERAN CHURCH Oxford and E. New Tork Sts. Rev. L. C. E. Fackler. Pastor; —0 A. M. Sunrise Service— What an appropriate time to celebrate Christ’s resurrection. The following order of service has been arranged for this hour: Prelude —Miss Irene Hoffmann. Hymn No. 79. “Halleluiah. Jesus Lives" —Congregation. Alter Service —Pastor. Anthem. “He Is Risen"—Choir Hymn No. 88. “Christ the Lord Is Risen Today”—Congregation. Sermon. “Behold He Lives"—Pastor* Offertory—Miss Irene Hoffmann. Hymn No. 90. “Hail Thou Once Despised Jesus"— Congregation. Service preparatory to communion. Communion. Benediction. , Doxolog.v. —9 30 A. M. Sunday School— The Sunday School superintendent has prepared a special Easter program. He is expecting the attendance on Easier morning to pass all previous records. There will be no sendees at 10:30 a. m. —7:30 P. M.. Cantata—- “ The Thorn-Crowned King.” The ehotr hate been practicing for many weeks ori this cantata. They are preparing to preach the Easter joy in song. The cantata is made up of solos, duets, trios, male quartet, mixed Quartet, obligatos and chorus- By expression and modulation, the choir will present the captivity and crucifixion of Christ. Then In all solemnity they will portray his burinl and finally burst forth in the joy of his resurrection. For al! that the church was almost filled last Sunday evening, the ushers could have made room, for a few more. You and your friends are Invited to attend hiese services, you will be greatly inspired! by

the sunrise service and deeply benefited by the cantata. The vestry will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the parsonage The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon in the church at 2 o'clock. -I- -I’ -IST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Easter. 1920 First Celebration. 6:30 A. M. Processional—“Como Ye Faithful” (170) „ •.• ■ • ■■■•■ Sullivan Semi-Choral Communion Service. Offertory—“ Angels Roll the Rock Away." Recessional— Jesus Christ Is Risen Today” (172) Worgau Festal Celebration. 10:45 A. M. Processional—“ Oh. the Golden Glowing Morning Le Jeune Anthem—■ Christ Our Passover „ •••••••, Sehneeker Festal Gloria Vogrioh Fesival Te Deunt Schaefter Gloria Tibi Gounod Solo—“I Know That M.v Redeemer Liveth” Handel Hymn—“Coronation’’ (190) Holden Offertory Anthem—“ Christ the Lord Js Risen ' Havens Sanetus . Tours Gloria in Excelsis Tours Recessional—" Hark 1 the Angels Sweetly Sing” Schilling —Evening. 7:30 o'clock Knights Templar Service Raper Commandiw No. 1 De Molay Commauury No. 62 Processional—" Onward Christian Soldtera” Baring-Gould Gloria Mendelssohn Anthem—“ They Have Taken Away M.v Lord” Harrington Anthem—" Christ Our Passover”. ..... Schoecker Offertory Solo —“Nearer My God to Thee” Coombe Mrs. Francis Johnson. Recessional—“ The Hon of God Goes Forth to War” (8.3) Cutter Mrs. Frances Johnson, soprano; Mrs. .T. J. Voelcker, contralto; Bert R. Moon, tenor: Orville Bray, bass; Charles J. Young, tenor guest soloist: Clarence H. Carson choirmaster and organist; Miss Ruby L. Bell, piano. Quartet of horns. Brewer T. Clay, director. Yesetd chorus choir. -I- ■!* •!• CENTRAL UMVERSALIST Fifteenth and N. New Jersey. Rev. Fred A. Line, pastor. —Easter Service. 11 A. M.— Organ—“ Easter Fantasia”. . .Baumgartner “Resurrection Morn" Johnston Anthem—“ Morn of Victory” Bolts Chorus Choir. violin Solo—“ Adoration". . . .Elmer Kruse Soprano Solo-—“lu the End of the Sabbath" Oley Speaks Mrs. A. 8. Langlais. Offetrory Violin Solo—“ The Swan"., . Saint-Saens Mr. Kruse. Serman—"The Victory of Love." Rev. Fred A. Line. Anthem—“ King of Kings ’. .Caleb Simper Chorus Choir. Easter Postlude Smart A cordial invitation is extended to the public. • -I" 'l' 'l* BROADWAY 31. E. CHURCH Broadway and E. Twenty-Second St. Willard Elman director. Mrs. Rosalee Baker opong, organist.

—Morning Program. 10:45 Prelude —“Resurrection Morn” Johnston Prooessional—“A Mighty Victor"..Stevens Young People’s Choir. Anthem—" Come. Sing Wo Loud Hosannas Spence Hynm—“Christ Arose” .......... Lowry Anthem—“ This Glad Easter Day". . . . Clarence Dickinson Soloists: Louise Hodges. Herbert Sedam. Offertory Violin Solo-—" Ave Marla’ . . Schubert Miss Lorinda Cotttngham. Anthem—“ Awake. Glad Soul!' ....... Postlude—“ Postlude in A" Hitekett —Evening Program, ’?':3o—■ Instrumental Trio — “Barcarolle" Offenbach “Adieu" Frlml “Liebeslraumo" Liszt “Farewell to Cucvillan" Kreisler Miss Lorinda Cotthigham. violin.; Mtes Susan Woodbury, cello; Miss Christine Houseman, piano. Prelude—“ Meditation" . . . Sturgis Hymn—“ Hall. Thou Once Dee nisei Jesus 1“ I,outs von Each Offertory-—“ Serenade” ~ ■ Schubert Mls Lorinda Cotttngham. Cantata—“ From Death to Life . . . , . . J. 0. Bartlett Adult Choir. Soloists—Soprano*. Mrs. A. J. K retake. Mrs. D. S. Ritter; ftltq. Mrs E. I ; . Selvage; tenor. Mr. James A. Fisher; baritone. Mr. C. C. Lloyd. —Prologue— Baritone Recitative—" Behold! Unto the Jews the Savious Preaclieth.. Part I THE CRUCIFIXION Soprano Recitative —“And the Who!a MulOhoniH—“We Found This Fellow.” Alto Recitative —"And He Delivered Jesus to Their Will." , „ .. Alto Solo and Chorus— Lo! All the Earth in Gloom Is Shrouded, .. Soprano Recitative- And It Was About the Sixth Hour. . Tenor Soio and Chorus— Nailed to the Cross. In Agony." Part II THE RESURRECTION Soprano Recitative—" Behold. Thors Was a Man Named Joseph. „ Soprano polo— Still la the .Earth Baritone Recttattve—;;Now Upon the First Alu/ 'ko'ly l *iuid Chorus —"Behold. They Soprano Recitative —-“But Mary Stood at tlie Sepulchre Weeping. Tenor Solo—" Fear Not Y e T . Soprano Solo aud Chorus —,The Night Is Gono. tJib Shadows Flee. Soprano. Alta- Tenor and Baritone “AH These Men Whom J™}? Loved. Chorus —-“Peace Be Unto You. .—Finale— Solo and Chorus —“Q, Thqjl Who Rulsst O’er Heaven and Earth Postluae —"Morch| Triuijiphal ... .Roberts EIHSCOPAL CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Thirty-Third and Meridian. master. Vested choir. Proo^iqnai ld ?l.rmn—"Oomo Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain. m,,,. “Christ Our Passover cnani - Sttuiford Hath Appointed a GrElual— Christ Is Rl?oo Today." .Wl A %n. m Exctrfsl*’ 1 * * * * * * * * * ami Y'oices Raise. -|- -I- -I* IRVINGTON M. B. W. Id. Ewing. Pastor. —4:30 P. M.— Organ ITelude. "Grand Easter Chonn.”^^^ Anthem.‘“Hush’ faVery '^otihd’' Solo. “The Resurrection . ... •* • • DheUey Mrs. J. A. Murdoch. Anthem. “Hosanna" .-,••••• •' i Mrs. George F. Goldman. Botatst. Violin Solo Selected. Yllss June Watson. Quartet. “Christ the Lord te Ri.en .Harena Miss Watson; piano, Mrs. D. Organ ‘anT Piano. "Vesper Hymn". Aahmall Mrs. Teeters and Mrs. Jones, offertory. “Molodle' . , Prie Duet. It Was lor Ms. ..,••• ... .Blount 3lrs, Maey and Mr. Campbell. Anthem, "holy Redeemer” Gounod Mrs. Murdoch. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Teeters and Choir. Solo "Be To Glad” • • Ambrose Mrs. Goldman. Anthem. "O King Immortal . . Brackett Mrs- Uoldman. Mrs. Campbell, soloists, _ Solo, "Life Over Death Is King"... Biooia Mrs. Macy. Quartet, “My Faith Looks Ud to Thee’ Schnecker Mrs. Goldman. Mrs. Campbell. Mr. Marquette, Mr. Alwes. Pnitluds. "Grand Chorus in D".....Jeffries Mrs. Charie.s B. Teeters, organist; Mr. Charles E. Alwes. director: Miss June Watson. violinist; Mrs, D. 0. Jones, pianist.

All SOULS UNITARIAN —lO-30 A. M.— Organ—" Grand Chorus” - • Dubois “Variations on an Old Easter Melody West Easier Carols by School. “Lo Beve” .. , , Goltermann Harp. Cello. “Hosanna” •.••••■• Granier T Vocal Duet, Harp. Cello. Organ. Offertory—“ Rustle of Spring ' Binding Harp. Cello. Organ. “Meditatton” Oberthur llarp. , Postlude—“Eaeter March ...... . Merkel Mr. Robert Hodgts. cello; Mrs Louise S. Koehuo, harp; Mr. Herman Kot.te. harttone; Mias Charlotte l.iebor. soprano; Mrs. C. A. Brockway. organ. NEW JERSEY STREET Easter Sunday. 7:30 P. M. Corner N. New Jersey aud E. New York Sts. Organ Prelude—“Hosannah . . . Ha.i tm.ui Cantata—" The Crucifixion htmner Chorus Choir. W. A. Stwootuian. directing. Mrs. W. YV. Mendenhall, organ st. Offertory—" Good Friday bpell • .vrethlad Anthem—“ Awake Glad bou) . . . ■ Postludo—“Easter Ajluluia .. .Otteuwaldoi FAIRVIEW PRESBYTERIAN —10:45 A. M. Sunday— Prelude. "Resurrection Morn",, ..Johnston Anthem .“On Wings of Morning Borne 1 ' - Miller Offer!ory. "The Magdelene” ..... Warren Communion Address, “Christ a Easter Communion.” f Dr. Ktetler. Postlude, “HosaJUia" ........... Waplis Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs, organist; Miss R Maude Del bridge, soprano; Miss Mildred L. Jolms. alto; De Wiht 8. Morgan. teuor: De Witt 8. Talbert, base and musical director. . . , . The 7 o'clock evening worship will include a, sermon by Dr. Edward Haines Kistler on “Easter’s Mountain View.’ ami this program, with De Witt S. Talbert soloPrelude, “Spring Song" ........ Holline Solo. “Opeu the Gates of tho Templo Knapp Accompanied by the Bible School Orchestra. Mrs. Haney F. Berry com ducting. Offertory, “Hosanna ..... Jules Granier Postlude, “Tho Son Os God Goes Forth" .. j . .|. Whiting

FIRST ENGUSH LUTHERAN Miss Pauline Roes, organist. Mrs. Ray G. Mullendore, director. —10:46 A. M.— Organ Prelude. “Easter Morning''.Mailing “Jesus Christ la Risen Today." Congregation. Anthem. "O DeaUi, Where Is Thy Sting?" V Turner Miss Fannie Gelsler. soloist. The Responsive Common Service. “The Easter Gospel Story." read by the pastor. Solo. "Hallelujah” Mozart Mihs Margaret Geisler. Offertory, “Easter Melody” Bartlett Anthem, “Gloria.” from Twelfth Ma,:-s Mozart Sermon, “The Lamb of God and the Book" Rev. W. C. Davis. D. D. Hymn Anthem, “Tho Day of Resurrection,” Postlude. “The Heavens Ar Tolling (From “Tlie Creation") Haydn —Vesper Service. 4 :30— Sunday School Festival. Prelude, “Festival Prelude" fteiff Anthem. "There Is a Green Hill' „ . ommerset Hymn Anthem. “Clirtet .Is Risen Kallelujali.” Organ Solo “Easter Meditation”. .Heyser Musical numbers by the Primary Depariment. Quartet. “Magdalene" Warren 31ra. Ray Mullendore, soprano: Mrs. O. E. Steinkamp, contralto; Mr. Thomas Rhoades teuor; Mr. George D Cornelius, basso. Musical numbers by organized classes. Offertory. “From Cliape) Walls" Hoe.-k Postlude, Easter Triumph" ..... Ashford "I* *l* 'l' SUTHERLAND PRESBYTERIAN •—Sunday Night—sceptre" Morrison O) ertiu-w— Majestic ■ ■ Zaniecn: Ci( Yiolm Dnet—''Angela' Voices".. Cresgwell Pi-ocessional—“Easter Morn". . .Zamecnick - , Orchestra and Organ. Jun t’, r J Ch< i ir —"Sweet and Clear the Birds Are Singing" Bullard Easter Flowers Are Blooming Blight” Can tat a—“ Our Lord 4 r lctortous” . . Shellv Solos and quartet numbers taken by: Mrs. John B. Rees. C. Norman Green, Joe Toy. F. B. Gaylord. Miss Mildred Clark, Miss Lora. Frances Lackey. Russell Y’oung, H. F. Anders. Organist and director. Lora L. Lackey. "I* *1- *l’ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Southwest corner of Sixteenth and Delaware Sts. Easter Sunday. 11 A. M. Rev William I Coiighran. minister. Quariet: YloWhlrter, soprano. Mary Tranh Busch, contralto: Fred W. Hummel, tenor; H. D. Hit", bass, baritone. Assisted by Lincoln Trio: Mrs. Julie Brown Bodner, violin: Mrs Carl l.icber Jr 'cello; 3lrs. Berta Miller Ruick. pianist and director. Prelude—(a) Intermezzo Schubert-Romberg (b) ' RsHuerdo" Enrico Soro Lincoln Trio. Anthem—" King of Kings . . .Caleb Simper 1 Quartet. Offertory—“Cavatina Raff Lincoln Trio. Anthem—“As It Began to Dawn". . . . Phillips _ , Quartet. Solo—"I Know That M.v Redeemer Liveth" Handel From “The Messiah.” Jessica McWhirter. Postlude—“ Spring Song' Sihcling Lincoln Trio. •J" -I- -I-

SS. PETER AND PAUL CATHEDRAL —Easter Sunday. 10:30 A. As. Pontifical High Mass Organ Prelude (fugue variation)...Franck Recessional Chorus—“Ecus Sacerdos" . . Reliyl Proper of the Alims: Introit, Gradual, Sequence. Offertory. Communion AHtterer Cantors ami Two-Part Chorus. Ordinary of tlie Mass: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo. Sanetus. Benedlctus, Agnus Del Peroal Three-Part Chorus. Double String Quintet and Organ. Organ Postlude (alleluia theme) .. .Afonar —4:30 P. M.. Solemn Vespers— Organ Prelude (andantmo) Franck Recessional Chorus—“Ecce Sacej-doj" . Elgar Vesper Service: Psalms, hymns, antiphons, Vatican melodies Art', by Singenberger Solemn Benediction: “O Salutaris Hostia" ..Hamma “Tantum Krso” Verdugsen Organ Postlude (Hymn of Glory) ... .Yon The Schola Cantorum (Cathedral Alaie Choir) Harry E. Calland. Bernard Zimmer Francis O’Brien. William Fogarty. Paul Smith. E. Steffen. Thomas Flatherty. Humbert Pagan! Ralpli Leonard. Joeeph Brandt. David I/awlor. Robert YVeiler. Raymond Hauser. Edward La Sliello. flmer Andrew Steffen, director, ranees B. Spencer, organist. ( ST. PATRICK’S —Solemn Hlfb Alass 10:30 A. M.— Muss In honor of the Holy Name of Mary. “Vidt Aquam” Baluta “Kyrie” Mitterer “Gloria" Mitterer ‘‘Ci-edo” Afitterer Oflei-tory. “Regina Coeli” RaJuta “Sanetus" Mitterer “Benedictus" Mitterer “Angus Del" Mitterer ■—Members of the Choir— Sopranos—Miss Julia Colbert, Mrs. J. J. Schattner, Miss Alabel Raftery. Altos—Helen Raftery. Miss Anna O’Gara. Tenors—Michael Bradley, Tom Sullivan. Basso—Williem Bradley, Organist and Diyector-j-Helen Colbert. HOLY ANGELS’ Young Men's Choir Will Sing Mass. The 7:30 o'clock High Mass will be sung by the Young Aten's Chotr Easter Sunday. The Low Alass and Benediction will be gjmir at 10:30 o'clock by the Children’s Members of Choir—Tho members of the Y'oung Men’s Choir are: Brian J. Sullivan Jr.. Fred Doerr. John F. Sullivan. Eugene Doerr, Dennis Sullivan. Josenh Eisenhut. Organist and director. Ijinma Colbert. HOLY TRINITY Holmes Ave. and W. St. Clair St. Rev. Caslmlr Cvereko. O. M, 0.. pastor. Rev. Leonard Wren. O. M. C.. ass t. The Masses on Easter Sunday will bn at 5. 7. 8:30 aud 10 o'clock. The 6 o'clock fd the 10 o’clock Masses will be High wises. Beneilictlon of the Most Bllessed crament wtll be given Immediately after a 10 oclock Mass. Following is the program to be rendered on Easter Sunday: “March Pontifical”. . . . Organ Solo Miss Masons vidmar. Sattmann'a Mass iu G. . , . . . .Four Voices ffertory—“Regina Coelt Violin Solo John Cvereko. Duet—“O Salutaris Hostia." Soprano and Alto. Duet—"Tantum Ergo" Rossi Tenor and Bass. Also other songs of the Easter season will be sung in the Slovenian language at the 5. 7 and the 10 o'clock Manses. Members of Choir: The following arc the members of the Holy Trinity Choir: Sopranos. Miss Frances Stergar. Miss Mary Luzar. Miss Mary Stergar: altos. Miss Mary Zore. Mies Victoria Zore. Miss AnJslla Alergole; tenor. Joseph Lambert, oseph Zore Jr.. John Cverko: bates. Frank Radez. JoseDh Uratnar. Joseph Zeumk Jr.. Alvin Zeunik. Victor Zore. Organist. Miss May me Vidmar.

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Glorious Easter Thought

ASTER, commemorating; to Christian believers the I-tesur-rection of the Savior of Mankind, but almost universally observed as a time of joy and feasting, is the oldest of all the festivals' in tho Christian calendar. Easter signalizes the formal dawninn of Springtime. Winter is at an end; the trees and tlowers, stirring from their slumbers and throwing off their coverlets of snow, put forth buds and blossoms; there Is balm in the air. It is tlie real awakening of tho new year... Easter even antedates Christmas as ono of the universal days of i*ejoicing. For while Eostre or Psaoha, ancient designations of the day, has been olxserved from the time of the foundation of the Christian religion, it was not until four centuries after the birth of Jesus of Nazareth that Ills natal day was set apart for general commemoration. As leading to the Joyous observance of Easier, increasing importance has been attached by Christian peoples in later years to Long, or God’s, or Good Friday, as it is variously known, immediately preceding the Easter festival. It is probably, as tlie day on which the tragedy of the cross was enacted on the hill of Golgotha, the most sacred and solemn of the Christian year. In most of the churches on Good Friday the altars are stripped of all their decorations, the cross is shrouded in black, and the day is given over to prayer and meditation. This note of solemnity is even reflected in the uffairs of the secular world, most of the States of the Federal Government having made it a legal holiday. From the earliest days of the Christian era Friday has been regarded as a day for fasting, as Sunday has been a feast day; and the connection between the one as marking the day of crucifixion and tlie other as marking the day of the resurrection is easily traced. One of the most interesting facts in connection with Easter is that its origin dates back to the old Jewish

HOLY CROSS Easter Music Prof ram on Easter Sunday will be celebrated at 6. 7:30. 9 and a Solemn High Mass at 10:30. Following te tho program to be rendered during ttuse services: At 10:15—-Organ Recital “Vidi Aquam ' Groi'oHan “Mums m F” (for mlxe.l voices) . . .Loetteh Offertory, “Recina Coelt Losich Solemn High Mass will be followed b.v Benediction o t the Pleased Sacrament. Recessional. “Holy God Wo Praise Thy Name.” rune by the entire congregation. Choir Members: Sopranos. Misses Frances Kelly, Honora O'Neill. Collsta O'Neill. Dorothy Sylvester. Theresa Moorman. Mary Kiain, altos. Mary O Neill. Katherine O’Neill. Mary Maley. Mar.v Alice R.vie. Sara Boland Catherine Johangthen. Louise Fletshuan. Agues MoNeiles; tenors. Joseph Swallow. Charles Bauer: bazteos. Robert Shipman and Michael Klaln. Children Will Sing at 9 o’Cloek. At the 9 o'clock Mass Easier Anthems will he sung b.v a chorus of sixty voices, composed of girls and boys of Holy Cross S, honl, under the direction of Alpert J. Klam, organist and choir director. . ITOLY ROSARY Program at High Mass Tlie Masses at Holy Rosary Church on Easier Sunday will lie at 5:30. 7 and 10 a. m At the 10 o'clock Maes tho following program will be rendered: “Yidt Aquam’’ B. Hamms “Kyrie Mentze “Gloria" Menu el "Credo'’ Mentzel Offertorr— 1 ‘Regina Coell" Marzo “Sanetus" Mentzel “Benerttetug" Mmiue] “Agnus Dei" Mentzel Benediction of the Blessed SocraLmeut will be given after this Mas* “O Jesu Ml P. Pier Battista "Tantum Ergo” Marzo “Holy God." Tlie members of the ehotr are' Soprano. Misses Catherine Weisbaeh. Angelina Navarra. Anna Ressino. Mary Cringle. Mar caret Parker and Lena l’aone; alto. Mira Emma Weisbaeh. . Organist and director. Mias ! red a Bueu- + ST. BRIDGET’S Children’s Mass at 8 o'clock The following Is the program lor the Childrens Mass at 8 o'clock; "Hail. Ihe Holy Day." "Alleluia. „ Violin solo bv Homer Dupm. “Regina Coen." “Today He Is Risen." —lO o’Clot t Mass—"Vidi Aquam” YVuerth Kyrie Elclson I.oesrh "Gloria” Loeeeh “Credo” • “Sanetus" Loeech “Benedictus" sie* “Agnus JDet" Loeectl “Regina tbelt” Werner Benediction. Te Deunt. „ _ , The choir members are: Mfi ry Davis. Margaret Davis. Father Beatty. Clara Hill. Helen Reinhart. Lucy Roll. Margaret Ash. Laura Bbuiford. Joseph Burkliardt. William Scliifferdecker. Joseph Ash and Douglas Cleary. ( "I* *l* T SACKED HEART —5 A. 31.. First Solenm High 31ass— Before High Mass, procession, preceded by Triple Alleluias Conflteminl aud Laudato. After procession, the Magnificat. Introit. Gradual. Seiiueneo and tomOffertory—‘'Tena Tremult .... . .Wlegand “Missa Stella Maris” Grlcsbachcr (With string accompanlnicnt) After High Mass. “Papal Hymn . .Gauss —9:15. Second Solemn High Mass—“Vidi Aquam" Gregorian Introit. etc..-some aa at 5 a. m. service*. “Jubilee Mass” ..... Gruber (With string accompaniment) Antiphons and Psalms from "Vespers for Easter.” from Kawn. Smgeuberger and Gregorian. "Regina Coeli" , . .Warner “O Salutaris” (drmt for tenor and basso). “Tantum Ergo” .... .. . . . .... Y\ ldor After BemklJction Holy God Members of Choir: Sopranos. Bertha Kruse. Ella Lawrie. Tillie Gasper. Marie Roehm. Ilclt'ii Otic. Marv Fussner Rosemary Fink. Elizabeth Schaefer. Dolores Lammcrs; altos. Helen Oh teyer. I reiio Roehm. Marie Tenner. Mane Kiefer, tenors. Rav Strack. John Hofmann: bassos, Fred Btrack. Frank Gautner. Vic Charles Rathz. Charles Strack. U. r. Ra o'rehestra: First violin, Maxine Foltzenlogel: second violin. Arthur Beck; cello, Madeline Sienor; bass. Ilarold Vnge] F. J. Boerger. aud director. ST. ANN’S. Rot. F. J. Patterson, pastor Mars Hill

—7-30 A. M.. Low Afass With Sermon— Easter hymns will bo sung by the chllThe Vidi Aquam and the Proper of tlie Maas with sequence Victimae Paschali — Miaat in°Hon. Sanetae Famlltae. .O. Cremer Offertorv— Regina Coell . . webDe Benediction of the Bleased Sacrament “O Salutaris" ••• • • ••• ••: • •-,••• • • &orm “Tantum Ergo —Epit. Ivit. Troy. Te Deum. “Holy God. Wo Praia© Thy Name.” P. Schneider, organist. ST. JOSEPH’S —Easter Program—“Vidi Aquam" .•, -l; ■ Gregorian “ Kjr^aM ‘ n koUO . r . t Jo^h ß rMuncr “Gloria Missa’. Stella Vatutina” "Credo—Misea. Stella Matuttns.” “OffeTtory” ' ll ° Carnevjll “Regina Coell ■x, ' " err tr “Sanetus—Missa Stella Matuttaa eva , ( "Benedictus”' Josenh I. Muller "Agnus Del, Attssa. Stella Matutina . * Vto Carnevall —Benoiiirtion of Blessed Sacrament — “O’Salutaris” ......... . . . .Fr. Igmatius M. Wilkins, O. >. M. “Tantum Ergo" Adoif Letik “Laudato Domtnum" C. Ltt —Choir Members— The choir members are: Sojiranos. Mrs. Russel Mansfield, Mrs. Carl E. Moldthan, Mins Mary Corrigan. Miss Margaret YVeidolf, Miss Mary Glaska, Afrs. w. Bright; altos. Mrs. David Lawlor. Alias Anna Glaska: hisso. Mr. M, Sautich. Orgaiiisv—Marie C. Filcer.

Feast of the Passover. According to a church historian, “Tho first Christians being derived from or intimately connected wltji the Jewish church, naturally continued to observe the Jewish festivals; though in anew spirit, as commemorative of events of which those had been shadows. The Passover, . ennobled by the thought of Christ as the trife Pascal Eamb, continued to be celebrated and became the Christian Easter.” Early differences arose as to the precise day on which the Easter festival should be observed. In the Jewish calendar the .Passover occurs on a fixed day of the month. The Christians assigned Easter to Sunday, that being the first day of the week and the day, according to Scripture, that Christ arose from the dead. ** Astronomical problems of a complex character were largely responsible for these differences, which continued until the year 325 A. D. when the council of Nicea decreed that everywhere in Christendom, Easter should be observed on the same day. It was not until the adoption of tlie Gregorian Calendar in 1582, however, that this decree secured 3 nythlng like general acceptance. Even now, though the Gregorian Calendar was within the past year adopted in the Near East, there are some of the Oriental congregations in which Easter is observed sometimes before, and sometimes f.fter, the date on which the Festival Is celebrated in the western churches. According to Barry, historian of the Book of Common Prayer, "It’s old name was Pascha, hoth in tho East and YVest, and ei.'lless titles of honor and reverence were heaped upon it. The Pasch-egg, symbol of life out of what seemed dead, the salutation, 'Christ is risen,’ of tho Eastern custom, all show how from time immemorial Easter has been the great festival of hope and love.”

Ol R LADY or LOURDES Irvington —Program for 8 o’clock Higli M a asProocasional—"Christ Is Kircti.” Vidi Aquam” Wilkens "Maas In F“ YVtegand Offertory—“Reeina Coeli" Werner Communion—“Pauls Angrllcnt" v ... Franck Miss Margaret Gallagher. Sermon Rev. M. \V. Lyons —Low Mass. 10:15 A. M.— Musical proi ram by Sodality Choir. Members of Church Choir: Mrs A. B. Treacy. Mrs P J. O'Connor. Mrs. Charles .1. Spotts Mlsics Llliian Callahan Elizabeth Davis md Margaret Gallagher; Messrs John Hope, Thomas A Lavelle. Thoms* J. Ktnncvey. James Crltzer and Thomas Keller. _ Organist. Mrs. (jharles^Hanrahan. BT. ANTHONY’S Eaeter Program Moss in Honor of Our Lady of Lourdaa “Vidi Aquam” Tappert "Regina Coeli.” _ ~, Members of Choir; Sopranos. Alice jVrnev Sadie Sheridan. Mary Duffey. Gertrude Whelan: altos. Mary O'Gara. Minnie Judy and Rose OGara: tenor*. Joseph Whelan. Cornelius Sheriden: basso*. Myles Feeney. Walter Jones. Maurice Jones and Thomas Wolfla Helen O Gara. organist. •I- ’l' 'l' ST. FRANCIS PE SALES

. Prorrom at 10 o'Cloek High Maes Mass.ta Honor of Our '^'srzo Sung by Adult Chotr. Offertory—“Chrlstus ReseurexU „ . . Children's At s*s st' 8 o’Cloek Hymns in Hoqor of Our Bjncu Savior, sung by * r j ST. JOAN OF ARC “Kyrie. Gloria and Credo" Gruber Offertory, “Regina Coeli." “Sanetus. Benedictus and Agnus Del Gru*xr —Member* of Choir — Ronrano* —MiO Brion. MontanJ. Puslnelli. Mellon and Mr§. J. L. ConAltos —Mlsns Carroll. Dantseher. A. Rhine and Mrs. J. J. FitsgeraM. Pnssos—Dr. H. R. Alburgcr aud Mr. Sweeney. . _ ... Tenor —Georre A. Smith. Organist—Miss Alaris E : Moors. Director— Georgs A, Smith. -|- T *l* ST. JOHN’S —lO-30 O'clock High Mass — "Afass tn G Major" C. M. too Weber •'Yoni Creator" ............ A. Knaebel Offertory. 'Regina Coell' .... De Merlter —Choir Af embers— Quartet —Mrs. John T. Btennan. soprano; Aftee Laura Stake, alto: John Merl. tenor; Robert Fourier, baritone. Organtet—j. F. Biekel. -—Children's Afass at 8 Oclock—“O Glorious Easter Morn." “Rentna Corii.” . “Our Lord Is Risen From the Dead. "Where a King Lies." During Communion, harp solo, Mira Catherine Connors. —Personnel of Orchestra— Organist—Atiss Frances Klee. Saxophone—Mtes Mildred Clemens. Cornet—Miss Josephine Mazer. Violins—Misses Rose AlcNamara. Catta erlne Fmneran, Marv Hickey and Margaret McNamara. ST. AIARY’S —Program for 8 o’Cloek At ass— Children's Choir. Assisted by Junior Orchestra. "Ailelulta! Allelulial" Offertory. Selected Archer Junior Orchestra. “Christ Is Risen.” •'Haec Dies" Bordes* “The Dawn YYss Purpling O'er tho Sky." “Haiti Tlie Holy Day of Days" —10:15 o’Cloek Mass Program by St. Mary’s Academy Orchestra. “Melody of Peace" Martin “Reverie" Wainwneht “At Twilight” Atoyer —10:30 o'Cloek Solemn High Afass— Mixed Choir, Assisted by Orchestra. “Kyris" Turner "Gloria” ........................ Turner “Credo" Y’on “Offertory. “Haec Dies’* Riga “Sanetus" . Y’on “Benedictus .... Turton "Agnus Del” Turton “Festival March Alendolssohn —Members of Choir— Sopranos—Airs. Joseph Lauber, Miss's Alvina Sellmeyer, Edna Bueiinagel, Aieen Betz. Clara Schuek, Leona Schecfers. Clara Connor. Altos—Alisses Ruth Hausser, Clara KoerS Virginia Danaseher. Tenors—Joseph Lauber. Albert Berborich. Bass—George E. Schmitt. Thomas Keller, Frank Krachenfelz. Organist—Mrs. George E. Schmitt. —St. Mary's Academy Orchestra— Misses Alargaret Blitz. Margaret Carper, Ruth Finkbiner. Ruth Hausser. Catherine Johantgen. Anna Rrienbaum. Louise Kessener, Helen Koemer Louise Afullenholz, Maria Moio. Emma Mervar, Anne Resaino, Amelia Sinner. Pauline Seiner. Aladaline Seiner. Olivia Sellmeyer. Alma Volk. —Members of Junior Orchestra— Katherine Brook. Fred Finkbiner. Frank Hodges. Catherine Johantgen. Kathleen Leane, Mary Aloio, Alary Mootz, Rosalind Neri, Alice O’Brien. Bertha Alary Schmitt. Emil George Schmitt, Robert Seryoss, Alary Sohr. Clarissa Bernice Wilson. ABSUAIPTION —8 o'Cloek, Children's Alass— Easter Carols (with orchestral accompaniment. ) —lO o'Cloek. High Mass.— Vidi Aquam Peters Alass in Honor of St. Cecelia YVels Offertory—" Regina Coeli” Werner “O SaJutaris". YVidor “Tantum Ergo” Goeb “Holy God We Praise Thy Name.” Members of Choir: Sopranos. Afrs. Frank West. Afrs. Amiel Claus: a!tqs. Mias Caroline Foltz. Miss Agmes McKeou; tenor*. John Hoss. Jeese Vest; basso*, Ignatius Goedeckor and Louis Goedecker.

ST. PHILIP NERI •—Solemn High Mass at 11 o'Cloek—“Vldl Aquam" Wilkens Jubilee Mas* (arranged for organ and orclujgtral parts) .1. timber “Kyrie.” “Gloria.” “Credo." "Sanetus,' “Benedictus" and “Agnus Del,'... J, Gruber During the Offertory—“ Terra Tremult” J. Wlegand Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. (Following High Mass) "0 Salutaris” • • Grone "Tantum Ergo” . . . .' Verdusseii "Praise Ye* the Father" Gounod (Choir and Congregation) Choir members: Soprano. Mis* Eleanor Welch. Mis* Margaret Cordon. Mrs. Bernard Wagner: alto. Mias Stella Haugh; tenor. Gene Murphy. Theodore Walpole and Edward Gorman: bassos Thomas P. Healy, Carl Boecttig and John Haley. Organist. Mrs. Anna R. Mahoney. Members of orchestra: Violins. Misses Mary Hickey. Mary Morartty. Mary Mullaney; cornet. Mi*s Mary Brook; saxophone, Miss Margaret Morality; cello. Miss Helen Hickey. ST. ROCH'S —Musical Program for the High Mass at 7:30Prelude—" Regina Coeli Laetare”. .... Traditional Introit—"ResurrexJ. ot adhuc tecum hum” Gregorian Kyria Gloria—From Missa “Regina Pacts .. A Rhode Gradual—“ Hate dies Qli am fecit Dominus" Gregorian Sequentia—"Yictimae paschal) laudes Chant Cmio-l-jifc-a "Regina Paid*”... A. Rhode Offertory Proper—“ Terre tremult et quievit" • • . Gregorian Following the Offertory, ‘ Haec Dies . Beltleus Sanetus Benedictus _ _ . „ Agnus Dei—Missa "Regina Pad* •• • A. Rhode Director. F J. Kohlbcrg. Orgontet. Emaline Volz. -I- ’l’ -IHDLY NAYIBTBEECn GROVE *—Program at 10 o’clock Mass—"Kvrie" Hartman “Gioria" Hartmanu "Credo" Offertory—“ Regina Coeli" Ytehhe "Saneti s ' "lieiwll Ins'' lie*'* “Arnus tietb Bmirtlif ton of Iho Sucrement. "O Salutaris Duguet "Tantum Ergo ' >\ leg and "Te Dcum” Choral I- I lALL UNITARIAN Mr. Frank S. C. Wick*, pastor. —10:30 O'clock—- “ Grand Chnni*" „•••••■ P'*’' 01 J "An Old Ei.rier Jlelody—\ ariatmns .Wist Prc*cc*oional—-Cbui'ch School. Easier Carol. Responsive Reading. 'The Awakening of Nature, laird's Prayer. Eaeter Carol. Carol*—Beginners and Primary Department. Easter Story . Easter Carol. Christening Service. "That Street Story of Old." Voice. Harp and Organ “las Rove' GoUerinann Harp. Cello. Hymn 200. “Hotanna” Granier Harp Olio. Voice. Organ. Notices and Offering. 'Rustle of Spring” Stinting Harp. Cello and Organ. Address. "Meditation” Oberthur Harp. Hymn 448. Benediction. Postlude. "Easter March” . Werkel Mrs. !x>uloc S. Koehn*. harp, Mr. Rob ert Hodgi*. cello: Mr. Herman Kolb-, baritone: Charlotte Luiber, vuhje. Airs. C. A. Brockway. organ. .

-I* -I- I' BRIGHT WOOD METHODIST —At 30 A. M An Easter l'agejuii, “From Garden to Galilee.” Processional. Opening Chorus—“ Tell the Story " Love Myrtle Hayes Joy Irene White Faith Norma Hulltnge.* Ptapafr Louis Hipllng* Salome Harriet Watkins Mary Cliarltne Slider Mary Mogadaliue Charlotte SchooK First Soldier Windtield Stejiheni? Se< oud Clarence Moore Stars Mias Coopera Class Ar.gel Emma Brandenburg l.ilies Mrs Lpdicke's Class Si lrlt of Eaoetr Krnia Vtuistekle —7:30 I*. M.— Organ Prelude. Hymn. “Ring Vlctrtou* .. ............. Hine “Lift Your Glad v’onyae" C. B Adam* "I Saw the Holy City". . Wildermere “Silently the Shades of Evening". . ... II. W. Petrie Hymn Benediction. ( ( *r “I* ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAI. CATHEDRAL Sixteenth St. and Central Ave. Bishop Joseph M. Francis. —Eaeter Pay Service, 11 A. M.— Prelude—“Eaeter Triumph" Ashford I’roeessumal Hymn—'Welcome, Happy Morning" Sullivan Anthem. "Christ Our Passover”.. .Chappel ' Gloria Patrt. “Benedictus e* Domino” Read Hynm. "Jeeua Ltvm! For Us Ho Died” Gauntlet*. "Kyne" Custanoß “Gloria Tibi" Cunstance “Gratlas ’ribi" Cilstanin "Credo 1 ’ Custanuo Hymn. "Alleluil The Strife I* O'er '. . Palestrina Anthem. "Speak Ye Comfortably' Shnekley nwMUttn Bon trace—“ Praise God From Whom Al! Blessings Flow.” “Bursum Gorda" Cipitancs "Sanctua” Custaiice "Agnus Dei" Custance "tHoria in Excelsis” Custance “Nunc Dimittis” Cuatanofc Recessional Hymn. "At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing' ..., Bach Postlude, 'Festival in E Flat' ...Ashford Organist, Mr Hurry W. Martin. Choir of twenty-five voices, directed by Harlows F. Dearn. “ ‘l’ -ITHE B FA HKND PRESBYTERIAN —Morning at 11 o'Cloek— Organ Prelude —"In Springtime” ..... Alfred Hollins Anthem—"As It Began to Dawn". .. .......... C, Whittlev Coombs Anthem—‘Christ. Our Passover".... Shepherd Offertory. Violin and Organ —• “Ave Maria” Schubert Solo—“ Hosanna!".., Granier Mis* Mary Moorman. Organ Postlude— Halleluiah I “Mount of OHvea Beetlioran . —Vesper Services of Music at 4:45 Organ Meditation Prelude—" Toccata In G . . . Dubois Anthem—" Haste to the Glorified Garden' ~ Mendelssohn Anthem—"An Easter Alleluia", ...... Samuel K Oslnes Solo—“I Know That My Redeemer Liveth" Handel Mrs. Jame H. Lowry. Violin and Organ Interlude Andante from Violin Concerto. .. . Ytendrissohn Anthem. With Violin Obligato—“The Resurrection” .............. Shelley A half-hour Postlude Organ Recital will follow the service. Mrs. James H. Lowry, soprano: Mlsa Stary 3foorman. alto; Mr. Frank R Nusbaum. tenor: Mr. J J. Albion, bass; Miss Lucile Stanley, violinist, assists at both services. Charles F. Hansen is organist and musical director. FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH New York and East Sts. —10:40 A. M.— _ “Resurrection Morn" ..... v., 7” Johnstone Duet “Whv Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead?" Foster Anthem, “ChrUt Our Passover".. Schilling —7:45 P. M,— “Easter Morn” Mailing Anthem. “Hosanna" Granier Anthem. "Faintly and Soft". . .Schnecker "Open the Gates Knapp Mrs. F. J. Billeter, At the organ. Miss Berthi Jasper. Administration of Infant baptism at the morning service. Also presentation of resolution concerning new church location. Edmond Keriln will speak at the evening service on "Jesus and the Resurrection.” Tbs Christian Endeavor choir will give an Easter musical program at 7 p. m. -I- -I- INORTn 31. E. CHURCH —Morning. 10:45 Prelude—" Morning Song". Mendelssohn Hymn No. 165. Prayer and Lord's Prayer. Quartet —“Arise! Shine! Fo Thr Light Has Come" . Buck New Testament lesson. Offertory—" Adoration” • Gaul Solo—"I Know That My Redeemer Liveth" . . . Handel Mrs. Devin. Sermon—" The Credibility of the Resurrection." Dr. William Henry 3fcLean of De Pauw University. Quartet—“ Gloria’’ Buzzl Pecoia Ingathering of members. Hymn No. 78. Benediction and Meditatton. Postlude in “G . Lefebure Quartet: Mr*. William A. Devin, soprano: Mrs. F H. Nelsou. contralto: Mr. E. V. Alexander, tenor: Mr. Tom Broadstreet. baritone. , Organist. Mrs. James Wyfcn.

Subjects for Local Pastors

Easter Sunday will mark anew event in the progress of the Garfield Park Baptiat Church. This church under tho masterly direction of tlie Rev. C. P. Greenfield, formerly of the Tabernacle Baptist Church, Indianapolis, has grown In strength and numbers. The church property on Southern Ave. ha been sold and will soon be dismantled. Anew church is being erected at tho corner of Fhelby and Southern Aves. This church will be equipped for large sendee. A pipe organ will bo installed and a “Community Program" The church will cost J25,01)0. At the morning service tho plans call for an Easter offering of >I.OOO. This will be a "Self Denial Fund" toward the new building. Tho Rev. F. A. Hayward, executive secretary for the Federated Baptist Churches of Indianapolis, will deliver the dedicatory sermon. Other outstanding pastors of the city will take part. The corner stone will be laid at 2 p. m. The public Is Invited. Easter Sunday promises to be a gala-day at St. Roch’s Hall, 3000 S. Meridian St. Twelve little children of the perish will receive their First Holy Communion at the 7:30 o’clock mass, after which breakfast will be served tn the hall, and it is hoped a large crowd will take advantage of same. St. Roch’s I Julies are famous for their splendid chicken dinners. Mrs. Henry Hermannris hostess, for the afternoon and evening card pariy and will he assisted by Mrs. Joe Braun, Mrs. Raymond Paradise, Mrs. Edward Dietz. Mrs. Carolyn Gardner. Mrs. Otto Dietz, Mrs. Braun, Mrs. Frank Blane and Mrs. A. B. Hoping. A special lunch will be served from 5 to 7 p. m. Free transport a tlon will he furnished to and from the South Meridian car line. • * * THE SERMON SUBJECT for Easter Sundav morning at the Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church will l>e “He Accepts the Challenge" by the pastor, YV. h. Ewing. The Easter vesper service at 4:30. * * • THE GIRLS FEDERATION CLASS of tho Third Christian Church will observe Easter Sunday at 9:15 a. m. with a musical program. Martha Rundell, violinist; Susan Woodbury, cello, and .Airs. Dante Comor, pianist, will play The lesson

st. paul 3i. e. rnußcn —A. M.— Organ--(a> "Christas Rssurrsxtt" . Ravanslio (b! “Hark Ten Thousand Harps and Voice#” Ashford Anthem—" Come Sep the Place"... Reed Offertory—Violin Solo Selected Mis* Martha Rundell. Organ—'’Easter Postlude 1 * . Stutz —Vesper Service, 3:30 P. M.— Organ—" Fifth Sonata Gullmant Allegro Apassiouato. Adagio. Scherzo. Anthem—“ln ths Dawn of Early Morning” . Shaqkl?y Anthem—" Come See tho riace' Reed Offertory—Violin Solo ~. . Selecfxl Mis* Martha Rundell. Soprano Solo “With Faith TViumphant . Ashford Miss Mary Solk. Anthem—“ Alleluia. Death Is Conquered Tompkins Anthem—“ All Hall. O Mom of Glory” Gel hoi Duete—“Ths Saviour Liveth' Wilton Mrs. Fenton Blddleoombe. Miss Jane Buddy .. .. ~ Anthem—“ The Resurrection Pholloy Postludo —"Cortege” Rogers Organist, M s* Louise SwanDirector. 3fr Frarjk !>rwt!lrg ar. WrPT WASHINGTON PTRFFT TRFSBYTERIAN CHI RCfl Mlloy Are. and W. Washington. • Afomtng st 11 O’clockOrgan Prelude. ''Resurrection Mom". . (ohnston Anthem. “Awake. Thou That Sleep*st ' Jackson Organ Offertory. “Spring Song" Mendelssohn Solo. “Easter Dawn" , Woodman Mr Warren Darnell. Postludo, “Fugue in F Alajor . .J. S. Bach —Evening at 7 :49 Organ Prelude.’ I '''Faster Atom".Baumgartner Anthem. "Christ. Our Passover, Is Sncrlflcoi for Us" Schilling Solo. “Alleluia! He Is Rtrn. .Nctdllnger Mr Willis 3111 am. . Anthem. "Sweet Bells ot Faster Time" R dne* Solo. "The Resurrection' Lillian Tat" Sheldon Afrs. Frank Burrl*. Organ Offertory, “Melody In A ’ ... ..••••! d-,.. ........ Charles W. Dawes Molln anil Plano, “The Swan" . Saint Saens Mrs. Dsn Sefton and Miss Fay Margaret Weaver. -Anthem. "O Lord. Thou Art My God" _ Dudley Buck Organ Postlude, "March of the „ I’riffjts” i.......... 3fendci*sohn Afrs. Florrnce Darnel! fs the organist. •I- -I- -ITHIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Seventeenth and Broadway —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude—" Easter Mom"... Merkel Anthom—"Behold Ye Despisers" . . Parker _ , ... Soloist, Mr. Van Arsdall Solo— I.lpht of the World" —. —Sullivan . Mrs. Ear) W. Sweeney. Offertory— Andante Cantahile” Tsohaikowsky —7:80 P. M.— Organ Recital—“ Triumphal March and ... Fantasls . . . Parker Spring Song Mendelssohn Authem— Beautlflu Savlcr" ..Christiansen (Afelodv from Twelfth Century) Offertory—“ Capri, r Vlennois".. Kreisler Cantata^— "Victory" Windermere 1. “From Gethsemane to Calvary", . _ . Chorus Soloists: Alls* Wilson. Afr. Sett. _ . M Van Arsdall. 2. "Not What I YV111” Tenor Solo _ Afr. Seitz. 8 Out of the Night of Darkness".. 4 Duet—“O Memos Jov." Miss Wilson. Mrs Mtnsle. 5. "Angels Rolled the Stone Away”. Chorus Soloist. Air. Schwerin. 6. Trio—" Lift Eternal.” Miss Waltz. Atiss Steeg Mr. Sellz. 7. “The Song of Victory Chorus Soloist. Mr. Van Arsdsll. 8. Quartet—" There's No Night In Heaven." Mias Wilson. Alls.* Blankenheker. Mr. Seitz. Air. Schwerin. 9. "In the Splendor of IDs Glory". , 10. Contralto Solo—" His I.ova Dlvm.” Mrs. Allngle. 11. "Christ Hath Arisen" Chorus Miss Groce Blaek organist. Mr. William i\ jPc|r< v. director. IRVINGTON PRESBTTERIAN Comer Johnson end Julian Aves. George William Allison, minister. —10:45 A. M.— Prelude—" Gloria" (Mozart's Afuss). Anthom—"Festival Te Deunt '.Dudley Buck Hymn—"Tlie Day of Reaeurrectiqn . Neale Anthem—"As It Begins to Dawn". .Martin Offertory—"Meditatum” ......... Kinder Hymn—“ Christ the Lord Is Risen To day” ... i Wesley Anthem—“Ho Is Risen"... Shilling Postludo—"Easter Poetluder Newell —7:30 P. Mi—- " Easter Triumph” Ashford “Easter Postlude ... . • • Blulls Mrs. Alary Lupton. organist: George A. Newton, bass: Airs. Maude Davis, altoMiss Dorothv Bartholomew, soprano, and Joseph Kendall, tenor and director.

SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST I.ESSON SERMON CHRIST JESUS Delaware at Twelfth St. SUNDAY SERVICE 11 A .At AND 8 P. M. TESTrAtONTAL MEETING Wednesday evening st 8 o dork FREE REAPING ROOM DIO Continental Bai'k.H'llfi. 12 ’ s Meridian THE PU BI.IC IB cordially invited to attend these swvtees aqd to use th* reading room# SUNDAY BCHOOL FOR This church Is a branch of The Mother ChurrVi. Th* First Church es Christ. Selentlst. in Boston. Massachusetts.

APRIL 3, 1926

vrill be prevented by Mrs, Curtis n. Hodges. Ths rlass is seeking an rfsttendanco of 851 Sunday. # • • REV. JOSEPH O. MOORTO of the Obpitol Ave. M. E. Church will iy>e*k Sunday nuirning on "A Risen (jhrlst Deserves n Rising Church," the eesv rament of ItaptlHtn will b<* atVmlnlstere*l and now members irteMved. The revival, which has been tn progress for some time, will oloaf* Sunday night. J • * * "GO TELL" will be the eermon subject of tho Rev. Elmer donee of at. Paul Al. E. Church fjundey morning. The chorus choir will conduct a. vesper service at 3:30 p. m. Tills service will take the place of the regular night service. The Epworth Ijeague will hold a sunrise prajer meeting. • • e AT THE RIVERSIDE PARK M. E. CHURCH, the pastor, the Rev. E. V. Prevo, will preach during the morning service on “Corruptible Changed for the Incorruptible.” A musical program will he given in the evening. The pastor will lead tlie sunrise prayer meeting at 8 a. m. • • • “SAYINGS ON THE CROSS" will be the topic of the Rev. C. H. Schclck, Lynnhurst Baptist Church pastor, Sunday morning. Evening subject. "The Empty Tomb." Special music. • • • REV. THOMAS J. HART. pe.etor of Barth Place Methodist Episcopal Church, ta cloning a revival meeting on blaster Sunday. Hie subjects will he as follows: Morning, “Alive Foreve.-moro.’’ In the evening; "I Will Rise an j Go to My Father.” Decisions will be sought iu the Sunday school. • • • EASTER SERVICES et Calvary United Brethren Church, corner of S. Btate and Hoyt Aves, -will open Easter morning with a sunrise prayer service, tlie Rev. O. O. Hlttta leading. Following the Easter lessen in the Sunday school, which meets at 9:30 a. m., ihe choir and tlie Sunday school will present an Master program, and this will be followed by the communion service. At 7:45 p. m. the choir will render a program of Eaeter music and tho Rev. Is P. Cooper will preach on “The Glorious Easter Surprise."

wool-SIDE Af. H. —M ora tug—- “ Easter Pawn” Aloys Olattssmann llvmn—“Hajl Thou Ones Despised Jesus” Louts Von Each Prayer. Rev, Atorsrau Anthem—“Clirlst. Arose Unknown Olt oratory—' Vra ver'' demon t Lore t Hymn— Jesus. Gio Conqueror. Rrtrns Ueorxe Kingley Sermon—“ Tho Question of Ezekiel Concerning' I.tfo . .Rev More an Hymn—“ Look. Ye Saint# .. Henry Smart Postlude J. L. Battmuim -EveningAndante tn G—" The Pilgrims’ Song of Hope Edward Batiste Andante Rejlg-los* R. G. Ilalltnir Hosannah; "Chorus Magnus", .. .Hartman Hymn: "Hallelujah Lyra Davtdloa Prayer . Rev. Morgan Anthem—“ The Radiant Morn Nath Passed An iy" Woodward Offeratory— -“B-veeuse In A ~G. t’elbrelek Anttieni ~“tClng of Kings . .Caleb Temner "Unfold. Ye Fortals ........... .Gounod (Arrangen by Ttotton) TANARUS, ad lee Y'otoes. Anthem—’’Jesus l ives".,. .T. H. Spinney Solo—“Eaeter ’ Mr*. Olllr Perlee Anthem—"Chriet Js Risen".......Turner Anthem—“ Calvary Paul Rodney Post'ude .... . . Ltigbocii Mrs Lillian Thomas, organist. Bruce Hughes. |lireet. WHEELER CITY MISSION Snnday eohool children will glre the following program at. 2:30 p. nt.: Beginners' exerdses. So’ig. “Jewels," Hazel Huff. 4 years old. Re,’nations. Miss Hamilton s dies. Song. "Fair Lilies." by children. Song, "Its Arose." Mrs. Haycock’* claes The I’.estirroctinn Story. Part l. Events of the Day. George Huff Tart 2. Events of the Hrenlng. Harry Martin Closing song school. CARROL!.TON ATKNUE REFORMED CHI RCH Rev. O, H (Jehhardt. R. I> psetor. Servtee at Calvin Prather Mseonlo Txslge Forty-Second and College Are. —10:45 A. Ms— ITelnde- “Easter Uroqsslonel" Wilson Introit--‘‘Christ. Is Risen." Anthem—' O Cnmd Led, us Sing"..... Blumensehetn Solo— I Know That My Redeemer Llyoth” .... Hands) Mrs. H J, Dettra. Offertory—• Csprteclo . Bennett Anthem—" Behold! I Show Toil Jt Mystery' . D. 0. Wood Mr. Hubert Vlt* and Choir. Postludo—March . . . Tschsfkowsky Olga S. Porter, organist, and director. EXPLANATION DEMANDED Adams Sees Threat In Wftlson Campaign LHoratura. Hu t'nltfd Pre GREENCABTLBS, Tn.. April Clarlß Adana, opponant of Senator James E. AVatson for the Republican long term senatorial nomination. Friday night called on the Vat son managers to explain their campaign literature. "They call on Republican* to nominate Wataon for fear the party will go down to defeat in tha fall," Adanift *aid. “I* that a threat that they will not support the ticket if Wataon ia not nominated t"

North M. E. Church Easter Service Dr. Wm. H. McLean of DePauw University “The Credibility of the Resurrection’' Special Music 10:45 Maple Rd. and Illinois St.