Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1932 — Page 11

MARCH 26, 1932

MANY LOCAL CHURCHES PLAN ALL DAY SERVICES SUNDAY

Beautiful Masses Will Be Sung in All Catholic Churches in the City as Lenten Season Comes to Impressive Close.

Bethany Lutheran —10:45 A. M Processional— "Christ Is Risen” Maker Confessional Service. “Gloria Patri ” (very old tune). •'Kyrie'’ i very oldi. “Gloria In Excclsus” j, stanner Anthem— Sing Jehovah’s Praises” Roy Nolte Hymn I Know That My Redeemer Liveth ” . Hatton Sermon—"lmmortality.” The Rev. L. L. Seng. Offertory—“ The Holy City" Adams Communion Bervlce—J. 8. Bach Recessional--“ Come Ye Faithful. Raise the Strain” Sullivan —7:45 P. M.— CANTATA “The Song of Triumph” (Edward W. Norman) Members of the choir are: Sopranos, Mrs. E C. McKenzie. Mrs. Dan Binninger, Mrs, Arthur Fllnn, Mrs. Alvin Bruhn and Miss Jeane Halverson; altos, Mrs. Walter Jensen, Mrs. Bertha Llndgren, Mrs. Kenneth Smith and Mrs. H. V. Stillabower; tenors, Scott Barnett, Alvin Bruhn, Fred Cordes and J. L. Seng; bass, A. C. Flinn. Mrs. J. L. Seng is pianist and Mrs. Fllnn is the director. tt a a North wood Christian —10:15 A. M.— CANTATA “Life Everlasting” Bv Petrie. —Part I. “Darkness”— “Come. Onlv Salvation." Bengalee and Virginia Harbaugh. “Easter Dawning.” Choir. “The Easter Tidings.” Solo and choir. “Ye Slow of Heart." Glen Flnlcv. tenor. “Life Everlasting.” Choir. Earth Could Not Hold Him.” Mrs. Chas. Ferguson, soprano. Interlude—“An Old Italian Air” 'cello) "Sammatini" Marlorie Van Staden Bernat. Part 11. “CMrown the Risen King— Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Boots. Mrs. .... Turner and Rov Turner Solo and Choir "Praise Him." Trio—“ Teach Me to Love Thee." Bass—“ The Great. Example.” Paul Boots. Finale—"Jov to the World.” Choir. The eholr will be assisted bv Jack Ford, violinist, and Marlorie Von Staden Barnat. cellist.. Carolyn Avres Tanner is musical director. o a a Zion Evangelical —Morning— Prelude —“Song of Jov." Btebbins Mrs. Ross Caldwell, organist and director. Doxology. The Call to Worship. The Apostle's Creed. “Gloria Patri.” Hvmn—“God Hath Sent His Angels.” Prayer. Choir Response—“ Threefold Amen.” Anthem—“ This Is the Day” Maunder The Scripture Lesson. Reception of new members. Offertory—“ Echoes of Spring” Frlml Anthem—“lnflaminatus. from Stabat Mater” Rossini Sermon—“ Raised Together with Christ.” The Rev. F. R. Daries. Hymn—“ The Day of Resurrection.” Benediction, Silent Prayer and Sevenfold Amen. , „ , Postlude— March of the Templars.”. Clark Holy Communion. nun Fifty-First Street M. E. —Morning— Organ Prelude—“ Easter Morning" . .Moiling Easter Anthem. Choir. Solo—“ Hosanna” Granier Mrs. J. Harry Green. Violin obligato. Mrs. Frances Ludy. Offertory—“ Pastoral Symphony”.. .Handel Organ Postlude —“The Heavens Are Telling" from “The Creation”. .Hayden The Rev. Wilbur D. Grace, pastor; Mrs. 8. Le Roy Scoles, choir director; Miss Frances Wishard. organist. nun • SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral (Fourteenth and Meridian Sts.) The Rev. E. J. Ritter, S. T. D., Rector. —10:30 A. M„ Solemn PontificalHigh Mass— The Most Reverend Joseph Chartrand, D. D.. Celebrant. Processional —“Ecce Sacerdos” ...E. Reyl Male chorus, organ and orchestra. "Regina Coelt" (at vestingi Schehl (First rendition for male chorus (Ms.), dedicated to E. A. Steffen and members of the Cathedral Schola). Proper of the Mass Introit—“Reaurrettl” . Chant, Falso-bordom Gradual—"Hoec Dies” Chant, Faiso-bordoni Sequence—"Victimae Paschali” Chant Offertory—“ Terra Tremuit” ......... Chant, Faiso-bordoni Communion —"Pascha Nostrum” .... Chant, Faiso-bordoni Ordinary of the Mass (First rendition for male chorus, organ and orchestra: Vito Carnevali's Missa “Ave Verum” for unison choir and three-part male chorus In six movements). “Kyrio" Moderato “Gloria" Andante Mosso “Credo” Maestoso “Sanctus” Lento “Benedictus” Moderato 'Agnus Dei” Andante Recessional —“Christus Resurrexit”... Ravenello —f:3o r. M. Solemn Pontifical Vespers— Processional -“Terra Tremuit” A. Dress Antiphons "Angel is Autem" Chant “Ft eccc terrnc" Chant “Erat autem” Chant “Pivetimore autem" Chant Re pondens antem” Chant Clergy Chancel Choir Psalms (antiphonal)— 'Dixit Doininus” ...Chant, Faiso-bordoni • Confitobor" Chant, Faiso-bordoni "Bcr'us Vir" Chant, Faiso-bordoni Laudate" Chant, Faiso-bordoni “In Exitu” Chant, Faiso-bordoni “Magnificat" Chant, Faiso-bordoni Cancel Choir and Schola Cantorum, Hvmns—“Haec Dies” A. Dress Two-part Chorus "Regina Coell” (MS.) Schehl Four-part Chorus Benediction "Arc Verum” Damcke “Tantum Ergo" Widor Combined Choirs "Faith of Our Fathers" (Recessional) Montani Personnel —Chancel choir: The Revs. Clement O. Bosler, Henry F. Dugan. Thomas Finneran, Albert Schad, August Fussenegger, James Hickey, Bernard Sheridan, Robert Hartman. Raymond Marchino. Henry Herman, James Jansen, Francis Early. Schola Cantorum: H. E. Calland, Bernard Zimmer, Francis O'Brien, James Sheehy, Wiliam Bradley. Edmund Bradley. Francis Delaney, Carl Paulissen, Leo Lauber, Humbert Pagan!, David Lawlor. Carl Lauber, Edward LaShelle. Eugene Doerr. Orchestra: Herman Arndt, Frederick C. Noble. George Baumann, Saul Bernat, Walter Reuleaux. Frederick Lutz, Pasquall Montana, William Schumacher. Elmer Prange, Frank Mikesell, Frederick Schaub, Carl Kiefer, Alden Cote Helen Shepard, organist; Herman Arndt, concert master; The Rev. Clement Bosler. director, Chancel Choir. Elmer Andrew Steffen, choirmaster-director. n %r Assumption (117 Blaine Avenue) The Rev. Joseoh Weber, Pastor. —10:00 A. M. Mass—"Vidi Aouam” W. C. Peters "Mass in Honor of St. Louis”. Th. LaHache Offertory—"Reginia Coeli” ..Pietro A. Yon Benediction. "O. Salutaris” Frank Brackett “Tantum Ergo" F. C. Goeb “Holy Ood” W. C. Peters Choir Members—Soprano: Mesdames Emil Claus. Frank West. Miss Anna Werner. Roberta Reed. Alto: Misses Caroline Foltz. Helen Kassenbrock. Tenor: John Hoff and Charles Johnson. Jr. Bass: Louis Goedecker and Ignatius Goedecker. Director. Ignatius Goedecker. —8:00 A. M. Mass— Children’s Choir "Heavenlv Hope.” "The Dawn Was Purpling O’er the Skv." “Allelulla!. Alleluia! Let the Holy Anthem Rise.” "The Melody of the Morning." ■'•What Happiness Can Eaual Mine.” Violins: Lois Claus. Harold Schmidt. James Werner. Alovstus Clearv. Saxophones: Philip Prieshoff and Alfred John Werner. n n n Holy Angels 1 28th and Northwestern Avenue) The Rav. James Coulter, Pastor —7:30 A. M., High Mass— Boys' and Young Men’s Choir “Vidi Aquam” Traditional "Kyrie’’ Botazsa “Gloria” Botazza “Credo” Gregorian (lIIi “Sanctum.” “Benedlctus” and “Agnus Del* Botazza Offertorp—"Regina Coeli” Becker j Choir Mambers—Bovs* voices: Joseph Bernard Langenbarker. Leonard Loucks, Cahill. James Dalton. Charles Jackson. Jack Loucks, Edward Lowe and James OlConnor Men s voices. John Gardner, Harry Oehiic, Vernon Lowe. John O’Cou- , nor, Robert O'Connor. William Raben- * ateine. Thomas Young Organist, Alberta Faulstick. Director, Edward La SheUe, i

Holy Cross (120 North Oriental street.) The Rev. William F. Keefe, pastor. —lß:*# A. M., Solemn High Mass— Holy Cross men and boys’ choir. “Vidi Aquam" W. A. Marsh Kyrie Eleison” Perosi ‘‘Gloria in Excelsls Deo" Perosi .Credo Rossini Regina Coeli ~,,.Marzo Soprano Solo—“Sanctus" Schehl “Benedlctus” Perosi “Agnus Dei” Perosi „ , Benediction ! Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament (at 5 p. m.) “Jesu Dulcls Memoria" Vranken Tantum Ergo" Vranken “Jesu Christum, Regem Regum” Pietro Yon Personnel of Choir Tenors: Joseph Swallow, Leo McMahon, Edward Newcomb. Robert Reidy; baritones and basses: James Cooney, Joseph Moorman. David I Murphy Robert Connerty. Francis White. Robert Murphy. Bernard Waters. Ralph Kress and Thomas Moriarity; sopranos' Thomas Quinn. John Carroll. Delbert Wlla£ ms '. Jose Ph Quill. Donald Gorman. John Shanahan, Robert Connerty, James Gavaghan, Mark Reed. Michael Corliss, Vincent Shanahan Richard Sullivan, Maurice Murphy. James Boyle. Edmund O’Connor. Arthur Brockman. Francis Sheehan. William Brochhausen. Patrick Ward, Francis Morliarlty, Robert Laffey, Haroid Burkhart. Richard Schoening, Patrick Hynes. Paul Fisher. Thomas Clerkln. James McCaslin Nicholas Scollard. Dominic Tucher, James McNeils, John Downey. John Turner McK** 1 a^lz > Paul Spellman and George —7:30 Mass—(Girls’ Choir) "Christ Is Risen.” “Regina Coeli.” “Alleluia. Alleluia.” “Ah, Whence to Me the Bliss.” “Let the Holy Anthem Rise.” Choir Members—Eleanor Burke. Mary Coffey. Mary Ann Fisher, Nora Flaherty Anna Gillespie, Agnes Gillespie, Thelma Go ay. Eileen Hesselgrave. Martha Hickey. Wilbcrta Mescell. Mary Murdock. Frances Russell, Margaret Scollard, Mary Rita Todmiller Catherine Ward, Bernice Waters. Catherine Williams, Helen Clements. Mtri saect Gasper, Florence Überto, Dorothy ! Haelling. Mary Jane Hewes. Catherine Cai- ■ lahan, Catherine Moran, Ellen Leonard. nun St. Francis De Sales (Avondale at Twenty-Second Streeti The Rev. Bernard Sheridan, pastor. —8:00 A. M Hvmns bv the Children's Choir, ~—10:00 A. M—vidi Aquam” H C Peters Kyrie—Missa “Regina Pacis ”. Pietro Yon Gloria—“ Maria. Mater Gratiae”!.? Cred<U-’"Maria. Mater arnevah Offertory—''Christus' Resurrect" Caril ' evali “lenedictus”'! ;;;;;; ;; ;;;;; g “Reehfa ’' ! * • •"' • ” cs2S?!li Benediction* 1 Oberhoffer "O Salutaris.” “Tantum Ergo.” Recessional—“ Terra Tremuit”. .McDonough r Members—Sopranos: Mesdames John Bucker. Adam Heck. H. J. Manion! Carl Mueller. Joan Nelan, Edith Procter' Pki eS n' lZ h lbe e Bowlen. Marv Cosgrove! PlfifheHa B ™’ , Carr ‘ p Dukp - Mable Duke, plL.Ki t 2 l Marks. Margaret Marks. Eileen Passehle. Helen Cphaus. Lillian Cphaus. Rosemary Woerdeman. Altos: Mesdames John Denk, william Desch. William Goory Misses Ernestine Fuss. Laura Fuss. Lucille Orphev and Dorothy Wolf. Tenors: Rev. Bernard P. Sheridan. Martin Donohue. Paul Orphev. Robert Patterson. A J woerdeman Basses: Charles Fort. Fred GJaden. Abie Carter and Carl Mueller. Director, Rev. August F. Fussenegger. Organist. Alice Voisard. nun St. Joan of Arc (42nd and Central Avenue) The Rev. Maurice O’Connor. Pastor. —8:00 A. M. Mass— Easter hymns bv Girls’ Choir of St. uoan of Arc School. —9:00 A. M. Mass—(Women's Choir) Ye r s an d Daughters of the “Rigina coeii” :::::::::: Pale wJhh !!g Paradise” (three partß.’ A. Turton Panis Angelicus” (three part) Recessional—“Al'leiuia.' Alleluia?” 111 ranck Members— -Mesdames John Niesse Moldthan. William S. Ankeni f- J- Blackwell. Fred P Green Garland Retherford: Misses Irma Oii l inr, Mcl T UKh V^ larv AKnes Keller. Mildred Quinn. Josephine Brien. Eleanor Mc2 a fn ara - M. arl Warren. Anne Reilly. LoU Katherine Fitzgerald. Bettv Bernng, Mary Anne Hoffman. Marv McGuire Dp *f z - Mar v Sluncskv, Marv Jane Schmidt. Katherine Leich. Mary Alice Filce? aniSt #nd director - Marie C. Violinists. Ruth Fink and Lillian Beck. —10:30 A. M., High Mass— Proce.ssional-“Christ The Lord Is U O ,? 8 ™ • • g; Montani Ye Sons and Dauaghters" Palestrina . . (Bovs’ choir) Mass in honor of St. Augustine” <Scored ' for''Boys ' and'' __ , .... Men’s Chorus) Offertorv—“Haec Dies.” . Bovs Choir. Recessional—‘Ave Maris Stelia” Grieg Bovs’ Choir. Male Choir—Paul Smith. Thomas Fagan. Fred Duncan. Michael Santlch. William Konop. G. A. Smith. E. A. Fuerst. ..Bovs' Choir—Robert Berlin. Michael Carr, william Gibbons. John Hoffman. Richard Jansing. Billv Kennedy Richard Koss. Albert, Lamp. Carl Mangold. Joseph McGuire. Richard Schmitt. Richard Todd. Thomas Newman, Luther Snodgrass. Munro McManus. Arthur Brinkmah, Thomas Behr. John Blackwell. Charles Croker. Walter Davis. Francis Delano. Paul Deerv. John Engle, Robert. Fitzgerald. Robert Gammieri. William Hanlev. Salvator lozzo, Robert Jones. Robert Koehler. Thomas Kibler. James Lease. Jesse Mock. Ralph Nessler. Arthur Patrick. Raymond Reed. Jack Thomas. Jack Wolf. Richard Wilkerson, Donald O'Connor. George Dell. Robert Gardner. Robert Kasberg. John Manion, Edgard McNamara. John Moldthan. John Meihmaus. Paul Mansfield. Paul Commons. Jack Knox. Robert Ohleyer. Richard Anderson. Paul Sweeney, Marie Freihage, John Donald Reed. Elmer Ostermever. Donald Tullsen. Richard C. Zimmer. William Van Nuvs and Robert Moldthan. Organist. Miss Marie C. Filcer. Director. George A. Smith. n n n St. John’s (South Capitol Between Maryland and Georgia streets, i The Rt. Rev. Msgr. F. H. Gavisk. V. G.. Pastor. —9:00 A. M. Mass—“Resurrexi.” “O Glorious Easter Morn." “Hail the Dav of Days.” “Risen as He Said.” “Eucharistic King.” “Our Lord Is Risen." Girls' Choir. Accompanied bv St. John's Academy orchestra. —10:30 A. M. High Mass—“Vidi Aauam.” “Missa Regina Pacis” Pierto Yon Offertorv—“Terre Tremuit" Rees Personnel of Choir—Sopranos: Mrs. John T. Brennan. Miss Frances Shearer. Alto: Miss Laura Stake. Tenor: Hillard Francis. Bartlone: Robert Fessler. nun St. Philip Neri (Rural and North streets) (The Rev. Raymond N. Noll, D. D., pastor) —6:30 A. M.— “Christ Is Riser." Traditional “The Dawn Was Purpling”... .Traditional "Regina Coeli” Gregorian "Panis Angelicus” Meurers “Alleluia, Alleluia” Traditional Girls' Choir. —7:30 A. M.— "Ye Sons and Daughters” Gregorian “Jesus Lives” Gallert-Cox "Regina Coeli” Gregorian "O Salutaris” Dumler “Hail True Body" Roman Hymnal “We Adore Thee” Traditional “Concordia Laetittae” Gregorian "Resurrection Day" Traditional Altar Society Choir —8:45 A. M.— Gregorian Motets and Traditional Hymns. Young Ladies’ Sodality Choir. —lO A. M.— (6:30 program repeated) —ll A. M., Solemn High Mass—"Vidi Aquam" Arr. Montani Ordinary of the Mass. Pietro A. Yon s “Missa Solemnis" for boy sopranos and three-part chorus of men’s voices In six movements with orchestral accompaniment. •Kyrie" (Andajite) f "Gloria” iMaestosoi ; "Credoi ! (Maestoso) ; "Terra Tremuit” Offertory The Rev. A. Dress —Personnel— Girls* Choir —Mary Sheehan. Eleanor Sweeney. Mar| Dunn, Mary Jane Mansfield. Lucille Ittenbach, Mary Traub, Helen Turner, Helen Wilhelm, Josephine McMahon, Eleanor Quinn, Mary Engle. Mary Glenn, Inez Klstner, Margaret Galloway, Dorothy Donlan. Alebrta Bornhorst, Mane Seal, Thelma Shepard. Mary Mansfield, Edna Birck, Eleanor Ksrlbo. Bernice D’Alton. Ethelda Meyers, Mary Foley, Mildred Lowry. Dorothy Walpole. Mary Jane Keating. Marv Cleary. Catherine Naughton, Mary Booker. Marguerite Shaughnessy. Eileen Griffin. Helen Burke. Heien Stewart. Martha Patrick. Florence. Louise Swhear. Virginia Sullivan. Louise Krieg. ! Theresa Klstner. Ann Wolfred, Dorothy , Glenn. Eileen Foley. Rosalyn Gerlach. ; Elizabeth McAllen. Eleanora Heck, Ruth Brady. Mory Fagan, Pauline Taylor. Margaret McAtee, Mary Griffin. Mary Glenn. Mary Lucid, Ruth Elder. Mary Dippei. Helen Sheehan, Marlon Harbison, Helen 1

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Hoover, Betty Scanlan, Marcella Johnston, Rosemarie Hickey, Patricia O’Donnell. Mary Margaret Robbins, organist. Mary Helen Brooks, director. Altar Society Choir—Mesdames William Foley. Edward Karibo, John Morris, Walter Patrick, Oliver Raney, Joseph Wilhelm. Adam Gerlach, Russell Mansfield. Edward O’Donnell, Victor Pfau, William Weidekamp, George Wohlhelter. Margaret Koers, organist. The Rev. Thomas J. Finneran. director. Young Ladies’ Sodality Choir—Misses Frances Anderson, Mary Burke, Elsie Ficker. Mary Gootee, Martha Hickey, Anastasia Lenahan, Catherine Logan, Bernadette Murphy. Dorothy Bering, Henrietta Tuttle, Frances Weidekamp, Anna Bornman, Mary Ann Doyle, Winifred Galvin, Margaret Hague. Mary Hickey, Marie Loechle, Winifred Mullany, Mildred Nally, Mildred Serlng, Dorothy Weidekamp, Margaret Welch. Margaret Koers, organist. The Rev. J. Finneran. director. Choristers—Victor Lanahan, Ralph Minton, Joseph Mandabach, Roger Strattman, Wilbur Flynn, Joseph Mythen, Edward Hartman, Thomas Morris, John Moran, John Nohl, John Redmond, Virgil Bornhorst, Charles Voyles, Joseph Dwyer, Bernard McAndrews, Thomas Walpole, Dennis Casserly, James Collins. Edward Flynn, Charles Koers, Paul Michaelis, Andrew Hoover, Richard Morris, Jack Kirby, Joseph Markey, Donald Jones, James McCormick, Francis Quinn, Thomas Griffin, James Maguire, Robert Karibo, Fred Nees, Richard Owens, John Larner, James O'Donnell, Thomas McAndrews, Lawrence Turner, Donald Collins, Lawrence Walpole, Robert Galloway. Robert Kern, John Flynn. Preston Martin. Richard O’Brien, Edmund Taylor, Edward Michaelis, Thomas Carson, Lawrence Gerlach, Harry Goers, James Lanahan, Richard Gastineau, Richard Wilklng, Richard Cardis, Thomas Ledwith, Timothy Sheehan, John Lanahan, Paul Krier, Robert Mandabach, William Michaelis. Men’s Choir—Adam Gerlach, Eugene Murphy, Edwin Lechner, Ray Hausser, Kenneth Hedrick, John • Larner, Hugh Flynn, Robert Gerlach, John Gerlach, Edward Gorman. Harry Doyle, Joseph Fendel, Claude Lindeman, Lee Lowry, Wolfred Cardis, John Vestal. Orchestra Cecelia Alerding, Mildred Clemens, Margaret Egan, Helen Hickey, Mary Mahler, Sarah Robbins, Dorothy Woods, Freddie Lutz. Mrs. Smith, Harry Brooks, Margaret Doyle, Florence Fuss, Mary Hickey, Mary Moriarity. Maurice Walle, William Foley, Mr. Smith, Albert Michaelis. Mary Helen Brook, organist. Thomas Poggiani, concert-master. The Rev. Francis J. Early, director and master of choiristers. Elmer A. Steffen, choirmaster. n n n St. Rita’s (Nineteenth and Arsenal avenue.) The Rev. Joseph M. Bryan. Pastor. —9:00 A. M. Mass—“Vidi Aauam.” “Mass In F” Schise “Christ the Lord is Risen Today”.... Martin Violet Benediction of Blessed Sacrament. "O Salutaris” Fred Triplett “Tantum Ergo.” “Laudate Dominum.” Choir Members—Sopranos: Edith Bridgewater. Irene Crain. Bertha Sims. Mamie Brown. Catherine Leachman. Bernice Pahlmer. Marv Boone. Altos: Lula Pennix. Bessie Griffin. Henrietta Violet. Tenors: Fred Triplett. Frank Gartin, James Beaven. Bass: Martin Violet. George E. Parrott. Baritone. Miles Gartin. Organist. Marv Catherine Porter. Director, Fred Triplett. n tt tt St. Roch’s 3000 S. Meridian) The Rev. Peter Pfeiffer, O. F. M., Pastor —7:30 A. M., High MassChildren’s First Holy Communion “Missa Regina Pacis” Yon Introitus—“Resurrexi et adhuc tecum sum” Tozer Gradual—“Haec Dies” Dress Offertory—“ Terra Tremuit” Dress Communio—"Pascha nostrum imlatus est Christus” Tozer During First Holy Communion—“O Esca Viatorum” A. Schubiger Recessional—“ Regina Voeli” Palma Choir Members—Sopranos. Mrs. Andrew Fromhold, Misses Mary Frances Egan, Mary Eteffen, Romilda Volz. Sylvia Weber; altos, Mrs. Merle Egan, Misses Margaret Braun, Ellen Weber, Ruth Weber; tenors, Samuel Dickinson, Leo Stier, Joseph Suding: bass. John Braun. Norval Thompson. Roseann Davey, organist; Joseph B. j Brand, director. ! —lO A. M.. Second Mass— Easter hymns sung by school children. Mrs. Holzer, organist. tt n tt Little Flower (Fourteenth and Bosart) The Rev. Charles Duffey, Pastor. —9:00 A. M.. Solemn High Mass— Processional—“ Alleluia Let the Holy Anthem Rise.” , Bovs’ Choir. Mixed Choir—“Kyrie” (A Flat) Dußois “Gloria” (E Flat) Dußois Male Choir—“ Credo” (Missa Pontificale) p. piel Offertorv. Mixed C hoir—“Sanctus” (A Flat). .Dußois “Benedictus” (B Flat) Dußois “Agnus Dei” (A Flat) Dußois Recessional (Congregational) "Holy God.” Choir Members —Male choir. E. Aull. R. Shipman. L. Kelsch. C. McGill. G. Jonas, P. J. Murray. C. Quinn. R. Rasico. J. Haley. A. Hoffman. C. Rochford. M. McIntosh. Director. George A. Rolfsen. Organist. Mrs. Charles P. Hanrahan. Bovs’ Choir—J. Rochford. Haves. Flick. Remmetter. Goenfert. Bauer. Harmond, McConahav. W. Mannix. Pritchard. Newman. Hammond. Binder. H. Davis. Dugan. English. J. Fox. R. Fox. Gueutal, Garvey. I Hagelskamp. Jackson. J. Mannix, Morlock. Murray. Noble. G. Rochford. Shoemaker; Quinn. Rasico. Tierney. Ward T. Wolf. R. Wolf. Zaepfel. Griffen. Schmidt. Suding. Parks. Suess. Callahan. Aull, McMahon, McCurdy. Thaman. Ludwig. 7he Rev. Raymond Marchino, director of bovs’ choir. , n a tt St. Joseph’s (Noble and North streets) The Rt. Rev. Msgr. F. B. Dowd, pastor. “Missa Pastorale” Pietro Yon “Kyrie” Yon "Gloria"' Yon “Sanctus” You "Benedictus” Yon "Agnus Dei” Yon “111 Credo” Gregorian Chant “Regina Coeli.” Choir Members—Ralph Mattingly, John Davis. Leo Martin. Vincent Fox. Emmett McMannamon. Loretta Martin. Loretta McMannamon. Catherine Mootz, Rosemary Commons. Marie Bratton. Mary Ann Ridgley. Organist, Helen Haehl. tt n St. Mary’s (317 N. New Jersey street) The Rev. John H. Scheefers, Pastor. —8:06 A. M. Low Mass—'Easter hymns." Children's choir. —10:30 A. M. High Mass—“Vidi Aouam” Levendecker “Mass in honor of St. Lawrence”.. .Schehl “Terra Tremuit.” Communion—" Regina Coeli.” "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today.” Mixed Choir—Sopranos. Misses Alvina Sellmever. Rosemary Shepherd. Hazel Chung. Mrs. Louis Feldman and Mrs. Emma Lauber. Alto. Miss Clara Koers. Tenor. Frank Lauber. Bass. George E. Schmitt end Frank Krackenfelz. Organist. Mrs. George Schmitt. tt it a St. Patrick’s (950 Woodlawn avenue) Rev. John O'ConnelL Pastor. —10:30 A. M.. Solemn High Mass—“Vidi Aquam"' Baluta ‘Kyrie" Turner ''Gloria*' Turner “Credo” Turner Offertory—" Regina Coeli” Reflet “Sanctus" Turner “Benedictus" ***. Turner ‘Agnus Dei” Turner Choir Members—Sopranos; Miss Julia

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Colbert. Mrs. J. J Schattner. Mrs. George Seigman. Miss Marv Davev. Alto. Miss Cecilia Davey. Tenors Joseph Dux. Herman Kasper. Basso: Martin Walpole. Raymon de Julio. ~, „ . Organist and Director Miss Helen Cobert. a' m a Holy Name (Sherman Drive. Beech Grove) The Rev. Peter Killian, pastor. “Vidi Aquam.” . _ “High Mass in Honor of St. David”..Rees Offertorv— “Regina Coeli” Webbe “O. Salutaris" Foertsch "Tantum Ergo” Foertsch “Holy God." Choir Members—Teresa Baltz, Mary Beehleh, Mary F Kennedy. Evelyn Logan. Frances Roach, Thelma Rollins. Marie Roth Elizabeth Roth, Mrs. Crosby. Mrs. Lamkin, Mrs. Sohm. Mrs. Wlthem, Francis Dux. Edward Schilling. a a a Holy Rosary (518 Stevens Street) The Rev. Marino Priori, Pastor. Masses at 5:30, 7 and 10 o’clock. High mass will be at 10 o’clock, at which the following program will be rendered: “Kyrie” M. Haller “Kyrie” M. Haller “Gloria” M. Haller ‘ Credo” M. Haller Offertory—“ Regina Coeili” Eduardo Marzo “Sanctus” M. Haller “Benedlctus” M. Haller “Agnus Dei” M. Haller Choir Members—Sopranos: Misses Margaret Parker, Margaret Marshall, Esther Mahoney. Mrs. Rose Stewart, Miss Gertrude O'Connell, Misses MarV Sgroi and Frances Sgwol. Altos: Miss Emma Weisbach and Miss Marion Marshall. Organist and director, Miss Freda Buennagel. n a tt Holy Trinity (2618 West St. Clair Street) The Rev. Wencelaus Ardas, O. M. C., Pastor. “Solemn Alleluia” A. Foster “Pange Lingua” Coral “Mass In F” J. L. Battmann Offertory—“ Terra Tremuit” A. Foster “Regina Coeli” Labat “O, Salutaris Hostla” Ig. Hladnik “Tantum Ergo” J. Sicherl Senior Choir —Sopranos: Mary Urajnar, Mary Luzar. Alto: Victoria Zore. Tenors: Joseph Lambert, Joseph Toth. George Lamoert. Basses: Martin Dugar, John Skoda, Frank A. Radez. Junior Choir—Sopranos: Mary Banic, Julia Cesnik, Louise Skoda. Altos: Mary Zakrajsek and Josephine Urajnar. u an Our Lady of Lourdes (5317 East Washington street.) The Rev. Michael W. Lyons, pastor. —10:30 A. M., High Mass— Gruber’s Mass in Honor of Guardian Angels. Offertory—“ Regina Coeli.” Members of Choir—Sopranos: Misses Margaret Cordon, Mary Feeney, Catherine Ray, Mrs. MaVy Harringan. Altos: Misses Alma Day, Ruth Day, Catherine O’Connor, Genevieve Ray and Martha Wilberding; Tenors: J. I. Clements, Lewis Howard, Norbert O'Connor, Claude Sifferlen, Lawrence Wilberding. Bass: Thomas Kinnevey, John Lavelle, Mark Thompson, Ray Thompson Jr. Organist, Miss Margaret Fox. Other masses at 6, 7:30 and 9. n u tt Sacred Heart (1530 Union street) The V. Rev. John-Joseph Brogger, O. F. M., pastor. —4:45 A. M.— Solemn procession with triple allelujas, Haec dies and Magnificat. —5:00 A. M., Solemn High Mass—“Kyrie. Gloria, Missa Sancta Ce- „ cilia” Kaim Offertory—“ Terra Tremuit” Greith “Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei, Missa Salve Regina” Stehle “Haec dies” Rees —10:30, Solemn High Mass—“Vidi Aquam” Gregorian Chant Program of 5 o’clock Mass repeated. Benediction. “O, Salutaris” Hamma “Tantum Ergo” Widor “Laudate” Singenberger (For male voices) Mixed choir of thirty-five voices. F. J. Boerger, organist and director. n n n St. Ann’s (Mars Hill) The Rev. John F. Patterson, Pastor. —9:30 A. M., High Mass—“Vidi Aquam.” Mass in honor of St. Ignatius. .A. J. Boex Offertory—“ Regina Coeli” A. Werner Benediction of Blessed Sacrament. “O Salutaris” A. H. Rosewig “Tantum Ergo” Vandussen “Laudate Dominum.” “Praise Yet the Father.” Choir Members—Mrs. James P. Voelker, Miss Emma Blachke, George Wittemeier, J. J. Vest, Henry J. Blaschke; organist, Mrs. Anna R. Mahoney. u n it St. Bridget’s (807 North West Street) The Rev. John F. McShane, Pastor, —8:00 A. M. Mass— Children’s Choir. “Alleluia! Alleluia! Let the Holy Anthem Rise.” “Christ Is Risen Today." “Haec Dies.” “O. Take Me To Thy Sacred Heart.” “The Dawn Was Purpling O’er the Sky.” —10:00 A. M. High Mass—“Vidi Aauam” W. C. Peter Introitus” (Modus 4) G. Hammerle ‘Kvne Eleison. On. 100”...A. T. Rosewig Gloria hi Excelsls” A. H. Rosewig “Gradual Sequentia” (Modus 1) „ G. Hammerle Four Voices— Veni Creator. Solo and Mixed Parts—“ Credo.” “Offertorium” G. Hammerle Four Voices—“ Reginald Coeli.” “Sanctus” and "Benedictus” t, A. H. Rosewig Bass Solo— Agnus Dei.” "Communion” (Modus 6) G. Hammerle "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today.” Benediction after the High Mass "O, Salutaris.” Tfie Rev. I. M. Wllkens. O. F. M. “Tantum Ergo.” The Rev. I. M. Wllkens. O. F. M. “Holy God. We Praise Thy Name.” Congregational. Members of Choir—Sopranos: Misses Margaret Davis. Marv Davis. Clara Sullivan. Mary Hungerford. Marv Emminger. Altos: Miss Heh'n Reinhardt. Tenor: John Joseph Broderick, Norman Emminger, George Doughtrv. Bass: George Hammerle. Elmer Sowers, William Sowers, William Doughtrv. . George Hammerle. director. Sister of St. Francis, organist. tt tt tt St. Catherine’s (Shelby and Tabor streets) The Rev. James Downey, pastor. “Mass in Honor of St. Louis”... .La Hache Offertory—“Haec Dies” Bordese Choir Members—Sopranos: Mesdames C. Munch, W. Woerner, G. Betzler, S. Donnelly and Misses B. Ruby. C. Schuck. Altos: Mrs. M. Carroll. Miss G. Sweaney. Tenors: J. Harris. E. Schuch. Bassos: G. Betzler. W. Fernedine. Organist. Miss Kathryn Budenz.

c tINTENANTCD BY HELEN WELSHIMER Your chair still held the imprint Deep-cushioned where you sat, And in the wardrobe I could see Your overcoat and hat. vs J) in* Your careless ashes Across the fire-bright floor, The lilac bushes you had watched 'f Were blowing at the door. I cried the while I packed them To store in memory . . . Oh, well, I guess you never knew ■H That you lived there with me. Jr

Easter Vespers Easter vespers, celebrated with all the solemnity and beauty of the Liturgy, will be sung at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral at 4:30 p. m„ Easter Sunday. The solemn processional of celebrant, assisting clergy and acolytes will be followed by the chanting of vesper psalms, antiphons and hymns of the day by the clergy choir stationed in the sanctuary, and the Schola Cantorum singing antiphonally from the choir loft. This ancient office of the church is seldom heard in this monastic form. The hour is announced for 4:30 o’clock and the Rev. Rector of the Cathedral extends an invitation to all Catholics of the city to be present at the Cathedral at this hour.

REALTORS WILL ENTERPOLITICS Tax Distribution Only Aim, Says Board Head. Pointing to “the pitiful state into which the tax system has fallen,” the Indianapolis Real Estate Board Thursday decided to seek election of members to each house of the legislature men who will represent directly the property and homeowning voters of the state. Since its beginning, twenty-one years ago, the Real Estate Board never has participated in politics. “We only have one aim in entering a political campaign,” said Dan Le Gore, board preisdent. “That is to provide a just distribution of taxation in our state. Never before has our economic life faced such a crisis. “Huge incomes and intangible valuables to the extent of .many millions of dollars are not taxed in Indiana. We will try to force those who control this wealth to take up their burden in the tax scheme. “It is not fair that the property owner, the small home owner, should be penalized for his desire to aid his state and community by investing his money in local real estate.” Directors of the Real Estate board will act as a committee to select the candidates. First meeting will be held Monday at 4 at Real Estate Board offices, 821 Lemcke building. Paul L. McCord is chairman. Members of the committee are: Fred. L. Palmer, Ralph E. Hueber, Charles O. Grinsdale, Lawrence G. Holmes, P. A. Havelick, Henley T. Hottel, Frank J. Viehmann, Robert M. Collier, Norris P. Shelby, James W. Hurt and Noble C. Hilgenberg. FORMER BAKER DIES Funeral Is Slated Monday for R. E. Daniels. R. E. Daniels, 68, of 3257 Central avenue, former baking company employe, died suddenly Friday. He had lived in Indianapolis almost all his life. He was for forty-five years an employe of the National Biscuit Company. He retired three years ago. Funeral services will be held at 2 Monday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, 25 West Fall Creek boulevard. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Four years’ illness resulted Thursday in the death of Mrs. George Bunting, 62, in her home, 830 Eugene street. She was born in Warren county, Ohio, and had lived in Indianapolis almost sixty years. She was a member of St. Paul’s Episcopal church. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 Monday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Funeral services for Charles E. Waddle, 72, former printer, who died Thursday in his home on East Sixtieth street, will be held at 3:30 this afternoon in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Favors Back-to-Farm Movement By United Press WASHINGTON, March 26.—Bernard McFadden, magazine and newspaper publisher, said today he favored a back-to-the-farm movement to help solve the country’s economic problems.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES PLAN BIGJROGRAM Junior Department to Present ‘The Garden r Tomb.’ Eighty-seven different classes at the Tabernacle Presbyterian church school have set for their goal Easter Sunday, 1,500. Among some of the outstanding adult and young people’s classes, the goal set is as follows: Married people class, 500; the Bethany class, 200; the men’s class, 100; the Tevebaugh class, 100; the Humphrey’s class, 50; the Fidelis class, 100; the young people’s business class, 100, and the college class, 100. If all the class goals are reached, the attendance will be well over 2,000. However, the goal for the whole school has been set at 1,500 by James B. Martin, director of Christian education. Each department will have very special programs. For the junior department it is as follows; Chimes Miss Marian Harris “Alleluia”. ..Junior Chorus of Forty Voices Offertory Service— Prayer Ann Shaw March to Classes Miss Marian Harris Choir Processional Junior Choir Harp. “In the Garden” Mary C. Stair The Easter Story Miriam Irene Martin Harp. “The Angelus” Mary C. Stair A Playlet. “The Garden Tomb.” Lucy Deranlan, Glorian Griffey, Florence Wolff, Jean Krlnder, Harold Weinman, Richard Aaronhalt, Walter Hochuli. Richard Martz, Jean Andrews, Valeria Finch, James Maschmeyer, Roddy Stevenson. Harp. "Prayer Perfect”... .Mary C. Stair Benediction — tt tt tt MANY EASTER SERVICES ANNOUNCED The Easter services at the Eighth Christian church will begin with an Easter breakfast ana sunrise prayer meeting at 6:30 a. m. in charge of the Christian Endeavor Society. The church school at 9:30 a. m. will have as the guest speaker, the Rev. Barton A. Johnson of the United Christian Missionary Society. Morning worship and communion at 10:45 o’clock. The Rev. Linn A. Tripp will speak on the subject, “The True Meaning of Easter.” At 7:45 p. m. the Easter cantata, “The Song of Triumph,” by Edward W. Norman, will be presented by the vested choir. n u a CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THEME ANNOUNCED “Reality” is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, March 27. Among the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon is the following from the Bible: “O Lord, Thou art My God: I will exalt Thee, I will praise Thy name; for Thou hast done wonderful things; Thy counsels of old are faithfulness and truth. And he will destroy in this mountain the face of the covering cast over all people, and the vail that Is spread over all nations. He will swallow up death in victory, and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces, and the rebuke of his people shall He take away from off all the earth, for the Lord hath spoken it” (Isa. 25: 1. 7. 8). The lesson-sermon also includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures,” by 'Mary Baker Eddy: “The Bible declares: ‘All things were made by Him (the divine word); and without Him was not anything made that was made.’ This is the eternal verity of divine science. If sin, sickness and death were understood as nothingness, they would disappear. As vapor melts before the sun. so evil would vanish before the reality of good. One must hide the other. How important, then, to choose good as the reality.’’ n n tt LODGE TO ATTEND SERVICE “The Christian’s Eternal Hope” will be the theme of the Easter morning sermon by the pastor, Dr. Warren W. Wiant, at 10:45 a. m. At the vesper service, 5 p. m., there will be a service of the baptism of little children and a concert of sacred music by the vested chorus choir. The DeMolay Commandery, No. 62, Knights Templar, will attend the vesper service at North church on Sunday evening as a part of their annual Easter Sunday observance. The Knights will appear in full uniform. At Riverside Park M. E. church, the Rev. Robert M. Selle, pastor. Holy communion at sunrise service. Morning service, 9:30 a. m., sermon, “Religion and Life Eternal.” Baptisms and reception of new members. Evening service, 7 p. m., special Easter musical program by combined choirs and string quartet with the drama, “The Alabaster Box,” presented by the Riverside players. The Rev. P. B. Turner will speak Sunday morning from the subject, “The Meaning of the Resurrection.” At the evening service the junior church will present the pageant, “The Dawn of Gladness.” At Calvary United Brethren church, the pastor’s messages for Easter Sunday will be at 10:30, “The Cornerstone of Christianity,” and at 7:30, “And I Go.” Baptizing service, 6 a. m. “The Resurrection” and “The Pilgrim Christ” will be the subjects of the Rev. Lee Sadler at the University Park Christian church. In the morning the choir will sing, “Lift Up Glad Voices” and “In the End of the Sabbath.” At the Missionary Tabernacle, the Rev. William Tice will preach at 10:30 a. m. on “Easter.” At night, the Rev. John Higgenbotham will speak on “Why Halt Ye Between Two Opinions.” An interdenominational rally will be held at 2:30 p. m. At the Bellaire M. E. church,•the Rev. W. B. Grimes will speak in the morning on “Risen With Christ.” At night, the Sunday school will give a program. At 6 a. m., the Rev. F. C. Wacknitz of the Second Evangelical church will speak on “He Is Risen." At 10:30 a. m. on “Immortality,” and at 7:30 p. m. on “Our Gospel.” The Rev. L. B. Moseley, pastor of the Emerson Avenue Baptist church, will speak Sunday morning on “Father, Into Thy Hands I Commend My Spirit.” There will be special Easter music. This service will begin at 10:20 a. m. Sunday morning at the D. A. R. chapter house before the Unity Truth Center church of Practical Christianity, the Rev. Murrell G. Powell, pastor, will speak on “The Glorified Lord.” Mrs. Bruce Max-

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George Morton Front Sunday night at the First United Brethren church, the Christian Endeavor members will present a four-act Easter drama, “Follow Through Me.” George Morton Prout is in the cast. Mrs. Joseph Boehm and O. C. Ramsay directed the play. well, pianist, and Mrs. Nina Vedder will be the soloists. “Assurance of Life” and “A Great Day and a Great Question” will be the Easter Sunday subjects of the Rev. M. H. Reynolds at the Merritt Place M. E. church. At the Truth Center of Applied Christianity at the Lincoln hotel at 10:30 a. rd., Edna F. Mauzy will speak on “The Risen Lord.” “The Message of Easter” will be the morning subject of the Rev. Ambrose Aegerter of the Beville Avenue Evangelical church. At night an Easter musical program. “Christ the First Fruits” and “Christ, the Counsellor” are the announced subjects of the Rev. James Harper of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Sunrise Easter carol service will be held at 6:30 a. m. at All Saints’ Cathedral, followed by holy communion at 7 a. m. and church school at 10 a. m. At 11 a. m., the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Francis, D. D.. bishop of the diocese of Indianapolis, will be the celebrant and preacher at this service Special Easter music will be given by the choir under the direction of H. D. Miner. “In My Father’s House” and “Christ the Victorious,” are the announced subjects of the Rev. Bert R. Johnson at the Downey Avenue Christian church. The church school at the Second Moravian Episcopal church will merge its 9:30 a. m. service into the 10 a. m. church service with the Rev. George C. Westphal speaking. At night, the pastor will speak on “The Victories of the Cross.” “Daybreak In a Garden,” will be the morning theme of the Rev. B. B. Shake of the Grace M. E. church. At the 4:30 vesper service, he will speak on “The Dawn of Easter.” At 9:45 a. m., the Sunday school of the Grace church of the Brethren will give a program. Easter messages will be delivered at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the Rev. Russell G. West. At the Madison Avenue M, E. the Rev. E. P. Jewett speaks in the morning on “The Risen Christ.” “The New Significance of the Resurrection,” will be the morning subject of the Rev. Oliver K. Black at the Speedway Boulevard Methodist church. At night, Roger S. Lawton will present the Sunday school in a pageant, “The Story of the Resurrection.” At the evening service there will be an Easter pageant, “For He Had Great Possessions.” This will be followed by a baptismal service. The evening worship begins at 7:45 p. m. “The Resurrection Morn” and “The Consequences of Indecision” are the announced subjects of the Rev. George D. Billeisen of the River Avenue Baptist church. An Easter sunrise pageant will be given at 7 a. m. at the St. Paul’s Reformed church. The Rev. William H. Knierim speaks on “The Royalty of Christ” in the morning. Holy communion will be observed. At the Second Reformed church at 6:30 a. m., the young people will have a sunrise service. The Rev. George P. Kehl speaks in the morning on “Finding Power Through the Resurrection.” Holy communion. At night the subject will be “Finding an Explanation for the Transfiguration and Conversion of Saul.” an a BIBLICAL DRAMA TO BE PRESENTED Easter Sunday evening at 7:45 at the First United Brethren church, the Young Peoples Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mrs. Francis Boehm, will present a Biblical drama entitled, “Follow Thou Me.” The plot deals with the precarious adventures of Daniel, a young scribe of the temple and a follower of the Nazarene, in his efforts to remain true to his faith. Throughout is a story of the life of Chris miracles He performed, His arrest and trial. In the background lurks the shadow of the crucifixion, soon to yield to the bright dawn of the resurrection. It is in four acts and the scene is in the atrium, or principal room of Pontius Pilate’s palace in Jerusalem 33 A. D, The cast of characters is as follows: Elizabeth Gladys Gullky Lady in waiting to Claudia Beatrice .... .......Hazel Wininger Niece of Claudia Clausa Mrs. Ola McGuire , Wife ot Pilate Adah Hilda Hooten Door Maid in the Palace Pontius Pilate Joseph F. Roberts Lucius George Prout Ca Ptain of PUate'* Palace Guard Miriam............ Mary Lydick Second Door Malden Daniel Walter Gann A Young Scribe betrothed to Elizabeth Seeress ..Mrs. W. O. Kingen A Prophetess Princess Anna Lillian Hamke A Jewish Princess and friend of Claudia Sara Gladys Waggoner Anna’s Lame Daughter High Priest of the Temple Priest...s Lee Guilky A tool of Calaphas Ten Ladles in Waiting—-Elsie Mann. Maxine Huston. Gladys Lipfeomb. Blanche Holder, Cecil Ramsay, Novella Cunningham, Mary Alice Bair, Hanie Ramsay, Pauline Williams and Emma Smith.

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FIVE CHURCHES AID IN SUNDAY NIGHT SERVICE ‘St. Claudia,’ a Bible Drama, to Be Given by Players. The Olmstead Platform Players of Los Angeles, Cal., will present Marshall N. Goold's prize winning Bible drama, “St. Claudia.” at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church, Central avenue and Fortyseventh street, at 8 p, m. Easter Sunday, The following five choruses are co-operating in attendance: Fiftyfirst Street M. E. church. Northwood Christian, Broadway Evangelical, Fairview Presbyterian and the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. The Olmstead players, four in number, present the last week of our Lord, depicting the characters of Pontius Pilate, Claudia, wife of Pilate; Mary of Magdala, and Sergious, the councilor of Pilate. The Olmstead players have presented this drama over 350 times in different cities throughout the United States. There will be no admission charges. The general public is welcome. a a u PASTOR ANNOUNCES EARLY SUNDAY SERVICE The Rev. L. C. E. Fackler, pastor of St. Matthew Lutheran church, announces the regular service on Easter morning will be the sunrise service at 6 o'clock. The class of adults will be confirmed, two of which, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stone will be baptized. Holy communion will be celebrated at this hour. The pastor’s sermon subject will be the “Unexpected as Foretold.” The sermon subject for the evening will be “Abide With Us.” Miss Florence Sindlinger will entertain the Dorcas Girls Tuesday evening at her home, 2711 Bellefontaine street. n n n WOMEN EXPECT LARGE ATTENDANCE About 700 women are expected to attend the Easter service of the Women’s Bible Class of the Third Christian church at 9:15 o’clock Sunday morning in the church auditorium. The program is as follows: ScriDture response. Class. Prayer, by Mrs. Oscar Montieth. Marimba Solos—“To a Wild Rose’’ McDowell “Near The Cross.” Miss Irene Bishop. Soprano Solo—“He Is Risen” Scott Mrs. E. W. Sweeney. The Lesson—“New Life.” Mrs. H A. Turney. tt n PASTOR TO CONDUCT REVIVAL The Rev. O. A. Trinkle, pastor of the Englewood Christian church, will begin a two weeks’ post-Easter revival Sunday night by speaking on “The Case of Christianity Stated.” His subjects for the rest of the week are as follows: Monday—Primary, Junior and intermediate. “Thl Magnetio Christ.” Illustrated. Tuesday—Senior and young people. “Foolish Young Folk of Jesus' Day.” Wednesday—Opportunity Bible class. “Why Join the Church?” Thursday—Men’s Bible class. “Religion for Every Man in Town.” Friday—Mother’s Bible class. “Possessed or a Possession.” Saturday—Noble Berean Bible ciasi. “And They Began to Make Excuse.” At the First Evangelical church, the Rev. Edmond Kerlin announces an Easter sunrise communion service at 6 a. m. At 9:30 o’clock there will be exercises in the Sunday school. At 10:40, the pastor will speak on “Defeat Become Victory.” “The Easter Gospel” will be the morning subject of the Rev. Wilbur D. Grose of the Fifty-First Street M. E. church. At 6:30 p. m., the Epworth League will install new officers. At the Advent Episcopal church, a sunrise service will be held at 6 a. m. followed by holy communion at 7:30 a. m. At 11 a. m. the Rev. George S. Southworth will speak on “The Victorious Christ.” The church school will meet at 4 p. m. “Go Away God” and “Another Ten Per Cent” are the announced subjects of the Rev. Oliver K. Black of the Speedway Boulevard M. E. church. At the Gethsemane Lutheran church the Rev. J. S. Albert will speak in the morning on “Keeping the Feast,” followed by holy communion and reception of new members. At night the Bible school will give an Easter program. “The Living Christ” will be the morning topic of the Rev. F. T. Taylor of the East Park M. E. church. At night a children's program will be given. “What Is Easter?” will be the morning theme of the Rev. E. G. Homrighausen of the Carrollton Avenue Reformed church. Communion and baptisms will follow. At night the choir will given an Easter program At the Garfield Park Christian church the Sunday school will give an Easter program at 10 a. m. At night a pageant, “The Old, Old Story,” under the direction of C. Orville Wiley, will be given by the young people’s class. The musical numbers will be sung by a large choir. “The Resurrection of Jesus Christ” will be the morning theme of the Rev. L. R. Fugit of Brightwood Church of Christ. At night Professor Bruce Kershner of Butler will speak. At Crooked Creek Baptist church the services will begin with a 6 o’clock sunrise prayer meeting, and will be followed by an Easter breakfast, sponsored by the young people’s council. The morning services will begin at 9:45 and will include the Easter message by the Rev. F. A. Hayward. Special musical program by the Searchlight class and a sermon on “Welcome Happy Morning.” The evening Easter program will be conducted by the young people’* societies under the direction of Luther McCoy, president. The Rev. Joseph A. Mears of th® First United Presbyterian church speaks in the morning on “The Immortality of the Soul.”