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Catholics to Follow Way of Cross In Outdoor Service Good Friday
K. of C. Completes Program For Ancient Ritual at Obelisk Square.
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER
THE OUTDOOR settinggof the Catholic Way of the Crass Devotions assumes an added meaning in these times, In each of the corners of the Obelisk Square, where the Knights of Columbus have arranged for the devotions, stand two German field guns captured during the World War. The slender, 100-ft. obelisk, on the other hand, points steadfastly heavenward as if trying to offset the grim reminder of Christian nations at war. In this setting on Good Friday, thousands of the faithful and their guests will proceed from station to station retracing in spirit Christ's pathway to the Cross. Each station will be marked with a rude cross resembling that on which the Saviour died. To every one will be fastened a picture suggesting an episode in the crucifixion story. The first is entitled “Jesus Condemned to Death” and the last, the 14th, “Jesus Is Laid in the Sepulchre.”
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THE SOUND of boy choristers singing the “Stabat Mater,” in fact the entire services, will be distinctly broadcast across the square to the surrounding com-
Musicians To Unite for Holy Week
Noon Services to Be Held at English's; Chorus Sings Tomorrow.
Indianapolis singers and musicians of many churches will com=bine for the city-wide interdenominational noon-day programs downtown during Holy Week. Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs is in charge of the music for the noonday services at English’'s Theater, Monday through Thursday and the three-hour session Good Friday. The services are sponsored by the Indianapolis Church Federation. At the opening noon-day service on Monday, a quartet from the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church will sing, directed by Mrs. Elsie Evans Pattison. The quartet includes Mrs. Ruth Wagner Gault, Mrs. Margaret Emmick, Dr. Henry | Kornblum and Herbert Rennard.| Miss Elizabeth Cook will be soloist Tuesday and Miss Helen Shepherd Sedwick, Thursday. John M. White will direct the Tech High School Girls’ Concert Club in a presentation Wednesday, and Pasquale Montani, the Marion County Recreation Orchestra, in| numbers throughout the week.
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"GOOD MUSIC" By Fremont Power Musical pedr that he is, nonetheless Arturo Toscanini must have a very common streak of good humor. For at 8:35 o'clock tonight, NBCBlue, he will direct the NBC Symphony Orchestra in a selection which is almost : . x wholly farcial.
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Signor Bruschino.” The vio- E linists mark each measure by striking their bows on the music racks, one of the few opportunities for burlesque in symphonic literature. In a more serious vein there will be Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3 in A minor, known as the “Scotch Symphony” and two Berlioz’ works | —the “Queen Mab” love scene and scherzo from the dramatic symphony, “Romeo and Juliet,” and the popular Rakoczy march from “The| Damnation of Faust.”
Mr. Toscanini
SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1941
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The Sunday Evening Hour will present a singer who reached Met~ rovolitan Opera stardom without the benefit of training in Eurepe. She is Helen Traubel. one of the Met’s Wagnerian sopranos, Miss Traubel was soloist with the St. Louis Orchestra when Walter
Damrosch heard her. So impressed was he that he engaged her for the world premiere of his opera, “The Man Without a Country.” Without European assistance, she moved swiftly then to Metropolitan stardom. Her selections tomorrow evening, 8 o'clock, WFBM, will be the “Ritorna Vineitor” aria from Verdi's “Aida,” Schubert's “Ave Maria,” “The Palms” by Faure and “Loves Old Sweet Song” by Molloy. The Ford chorus will join in the latter. Fritz Reiner will be on the Detroit Orchestra’s podium, directing the | laying of the overture to Verdi's “The Sicilian Vespers,” the Salta= | rello from Mendelssohn's “Ttalian” Symphony, Dvergk’ s Slavonic Dance in A-flat and Smetena’s symphonie poem, “The Moldau.” un » The Kostelanetz-Spalding program at 3:30 m. tomorrow, WFBM, has been lengthened to 45 minutes and a l4-voice mixed chorus added to the cast. The solo= ists will be the Metropolitan soprano, Rose Bampton Violinist Spalding's offerings will be the Achron arrangement of “Liebestraum” and the Spanish Dance in A minor by Sarasate. Mr. Kostelanetz will direct the orchestra in Strauss’ “Emperor” waltz and several Stephen Foster melodies, among other selections.
munity by a public address system. The *“Stabat Mater” is a plaintive, tender hymn laden with the sorrow of the Virgin at the death of her Son. The verse following prayers at Station One runs thus: “At the Cross her station keeping Stood the mournful weeping Close to Jesus at the last.” The choristers are from St. Catherine's Catholic Church and are directed by Paul F. Eggert Elmer Steffen will direct the Schola Cantorum of the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral in a 15-minute program of Latin motets preceding the devotions. The Rev. Fr. Leo Lindemann, K. of C. chaplain and pastor of St. Christopher's © Church. will lead the procession and the Rev Fr. Thomas J. Finneran, superintendent of Cathedral High School, will read the prayers and the WFBM radio continuity . The Way of the Cross Devo-
No less than three soloists will ap= pear on the Radio City Music Hall of the Air tomorrow morning at 11:30, NBC-Blue. They will be Anna Antoniades, Greek piano virtuoso; Selma Kaye, operatio soprano, and Jacques Gasselin, violinist. Among the selections of the ore chestra, under the baton of Erne minor. The orchestra's contribu-|Rapee, will be Dvorak's “New World" tions will be the overture to Wolf- | Symphony (the largo and Scherze Ferrari's “The Secret of Suzanne” |sections) and the prelude to Wagand Franck's Symphony in D minor. |ner's “Die Mistersinger.”
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The spirit of Holy Week lingers “in the heart of Indianapolis” throughout the year. Evidence is the above bronze titled “Religion,” seen every day downtown, It is affixed to the obelisk in the War Memorial Plaza where the Catholic Way of the Cross Devotions will be held Good Friday.
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Daughter of Jairus . : ; are to drive guests to the annual Mire. Jake. Jahren. Parnas oy Preshytorial missionaty nieting sing “Stainer’s “The Daughter of Dy Wak. resi Jairus” in St. Paul's Episcopal NIT ReYHEIAR ye Ohirch . tomorrow afternoon at 5 dent, will preside at the all-day o'clock i meeting, Tuesday, April 15. Those The oratorio tells the story of the] The children acclaim Palm Sun- De NI uy Von: Sam raising of the little daughter of|day in Indianapolis as they did in anol Presbytery Jairus from the dead. Thus, with|the Holy City of old. DR J Ravmond Schutz will the miracle performed by Jesus, it| Tomorrow, choirs bearing palms | speak on “Christians NU the dramatizes immortality, the core of jn processional and the singing of | World Order” and Miss Esther M. the Holy Week-Easter theme. Hosannas in decorated churches will| propo” 00 ata cke Foremost tions were inaugurated by the the Way of the Cross Devotions In addition to directing, Mrs. Bur-|pecall the first Palm Sunday and Frontier.” The Hanover College Virgin Mary herself, church his- developed over the centuries. roughs will sing soprano solo parts.| Christ's triumphal entry into Jeru-| choir will present a worship servtory records. The Virgin eased Indianapolis people following |Other soloists include Marjorie| salemn. | joe in song directed by Miss her heartache, as any mother ray h "services in | payne Breedon, Irene McKay, James ’ 4 . LE th tie oe : x might have d by ¥ ~~ the Way of the Cross services in B. Gilbreath and Charles Carson Forty-seven children are to be| Ruth Graham. New officers will nig a oo pide Ye EE the square Good Friday must pass 5 confirmed tomorrow morning at the| pe selected and installed and Holy oe nb anes 0 Jor Son's the bronzes affixed to the base ” 10:30 a. m, service and a reunion Communion celebrated od ~~ bE oA 3s HE paus- of the obelisk. They are the work Brahm's 'R TIL for confirmants will be held at 7:30 i ——— Ry each SOO) Yo Wpvilale WI YY HENEY Hering, sculptor. and rahm's Requiem p. m. in the ZION EVANGELICAL P B . represent the fundamental hopes \ , AND REFORMED CHURCH Sympathetic neighbors and of the nation. One, bearing the vy hs ls oF dhe Ceneenl vem p assover egins friends, wishing to lessen her caption, “Religion,” shows a / ageant on Program tragic loneliness, joined her in mother and her child bowing rev- ee or ph ’ oo of the Sundown Friday her devotion gr ‘ ye ’ yp y ( § i ers became - aL oe Fors oy ro iit) ray- (Over WIRE. Dr. F. Marion Smith, Cross,” a pageant-demonstration,| Indianapolis Jewish families will were marked by crosses and thus er—a hope! i PTAY™ |paster, will give the Scripture read-| will be presented by children in the join those of their faith around the ) Sses an S r—a hope! ings. morning service of the CENTRAL world in celebrating Passover, the » AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH. Feast of Freedom, beginning at sunm Ta ot Small children will be baptized, the down Friday Bless Pal S Rev. Powell fo Close Lent: Triumphal Exit pastor's preparatory class, recog-| Dishes such as unleavened bread : The Palm Sunday Vespers spon-| nized and new members received. |Will be eaten to recall the § of . \ or [the Jews from bondage in Egypt. ored b In Old Ritual Dedicate Chapel Friday fein oie 5a mies Pay to be Given [A the Seder Service, essentially one by the Broad Ripple High School Mrs. D. E. Chapman will direct of fie nome, the Haggadah, == | Choir directed by Raymond Hall the Easter play, “Into Thy King- CREO : Ie yeiiverante rom More Than & 50 Priests to Aid| Lenten services, held each noon through Thursday evening in the and the talk, “1h Triumphal Exit,”| dom.” at 7:45 p. m_in the NORTH Egypt, will be read. in Christ Church on the Circle, will North Methodist Church and DR. by the Rev. A Mahr. Pe ves-| METHODIST CHURCH | The festive season will be observed | i in Thursday Mass. [Se to a climax in Holy Week |C. A. McPHEETERS, pastor, will | pers will be held at 3:30 p. m. i Si la pi a \with the REV. E. AINGER POWELL, | conduct Holy Communion Thursday : t n goss Such as tie Bebiy er ec Palms are blessed annually in| rector, delivering the sermons from | # the Roberts Park Methodist omic, Boy Soprano 0 ny | Temple, and for seven by reform Catholic Churches according to the his own pulpit The Federation ot Evangelical 5 % %» THe og Ma Tog barnes. Hebrew Congregation. age-old ritual of the church “Lessons From the Cross’ will be | Lutheran Churches of Greater In- | Will sing Iaures e ralms an rm rn Children and adults receive them the Rev. Mr. Powell's general theme | dianapolis, called * ‘The Churches or | Heath Directs Choir He von choirs 3 100 voices, STUDY 'UNREALITY' at the altar rail, carry them home at the services Monday through | the Lutheran Hour,” will hold Good : , other selections at the morning! ., ocniistian Science Churches and often preserve them. Left over Thursday. On Good Friday. he will [Friday noonday services in the tre OB i. Ry a, Ohriet | service in the THIRD CHRISTIAN)" qv "the lesson-seymon sub- | leaves are saved in the church and conduct the three-hour service, | Trinity Evangelical ‘Church The | Episcopal Church Choir of 50 men CHURCH. Dr. Errol T. Elliott, pas. ject “Unreality,” tomorrow The burned for Ash Wednesday, the speaking on the “Seven Last Words REV. R. G. TRAUTMAN of New land boys the English J Rit oy TOT sur IONS Golden text is “Charge them that ashes to be used next vear From the Cross.” Palestine will speak on “The Mvs- |= 0 in e Englis cantata, CHURCH, will speak on “Lamps : ia re : SS. ys- |“Olivet to Calvary,” tomorrow at 4 G " he 5:30 are rich in this world, that they be The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, > » Ww (tery of Calvary,” and St. John's |p m. That Never Go out” at the 5:3 not high-minded. nor trust ih UA= bishop of the Diocése of Indianap-| Holy Communion will be cele- | | Church Crildren’s Choi will sing. Bb " Pp. Mm. young people's meeting. New| t or hes b t in tr livi God olis, will bless the palms in the SS. brated at Christ Church Monday, members will be received jn th|Cerialr, riches but In the Iving od. Peter and Paul Cathedral tomorrow Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a. m.| The REV. WILLIAM H. PRATT Sing Tomorrow morning and boys and girls bap-| WhO EVEL n 617, all things w at 11 a m The Rt Rev Msgr. and Wednesday at 7 a. 'm. There | {will conduct rev ival services in the tized in the evening. [ERi0y. Se, 3 Raymond R. Noll, vicar, will cele- will be Litany and Penitential Office | Second Pilgrim Holiness Church for The Central Studios of Music Con- | h hati rel brate the mass, which will follow | Wednesday at 11 a. m. and Litany |{Wo0 weeks, beginning tomorrow, and jcert The will sing tomorrow morn- | (C oral Euc arist on Circle with Bishop Ritter on the throne. and Proanaphora at 7 a. m. Good Dr. O. A. Trinkle will continue his |1D8 in the Fifty-First Street Method- . . ict | On Good Friday, the only day of Friday. [services in the Englewood Chris- list Church and in the evening at oy Le SAI Ener the year when Holy Communion is| Mun, 2 (tian Church. the Broad Ripple Methodist Church. > m “service i CHRIST EPISCO- | not celebrated in Catholic churches. |. Lne new Madonna Chapel of te Clifford D. Long will direct the 5.7 ~ Bo s oid 3 : “| Third Christian Church will hoir ied bv 5 | PAL CHURCH ON THE CIRCLE. | there will be the Mass of the Pre- Ire ° MUSIC DIR choir, accompanied by Mrs. ‘Graham |“ wp.. rT Swearingen will sing Sanctified in Catholic churches. [ostmally dedicated Good Friday at ECTOR Meggenhofen. “The Paims” at the 10:35 a. m More than 50 priests, all vested in| ‘20 P. m., and a sacrificial supper # y ayvite in AVENUE white, will assist Bishop Ritter at Will be followed by Holy com-| 10 ASSUME DUTIES | .. . a DOWNEY AVENUE |munion Maundy Thursday evenin Children on Program CHRISTIAN CHURCH. the solemn pontifical mass and con- 'with DR. WALLIAM F. ene. Chelsea Stockell, Hoosier tenor 9 : | hig ig of ae Holy Oils at 10 pe GER officiating. "| composer and choir director of Mar-| The Boys’ and Girls’ Quartets of Catechism Class Recognized a. hie Ara y Thursday in the ion, Ind., will make his first appear- | the Englewood Christian Church will| [mss Of 12 Young people ‘Who cathedral. Beldon diy will play a violin [nce as the new minister of music sing at the Protestant vespers’ serv-|, = re leted rE ry of the 15 CHILDR N TO JO |accompaniment for the processional for the First United Brethren ices broadcast by public address sys- ar oh to ior | EN JOIN lat the candlelight communion sery- Church during Holy Week. [tem to patients in the Veterans’ OR Th eB pre: " Special g Fifteen children, prepared by the ice conducted by the REV. E. ROB- | Mr. Stockwell will organize choirs Hospital tomorrow. i i ht SECOND Rev. E. E. Aldrich, pastor, will as- ERT ANDRY at 7:45 p. m Thurs- | for all ages and both sexes and | " Ww Ww RO Haas. wy : sume the vows and become church day in the Downey Avenue Christian |2Ssist the Rev. Mr. Snyder, pastor, : EVANGELICAL CHURCH, members tomorrow at the children’s Church. |in Sunday evening evangelistic serv- ‘Seven Last Words' service in the ROBERTS PARK| ® ¥ 9% ices, : METHODIST CHURCH. James A.| The traditional Passion Week Dubois’ “The Seven Last Words of Fenimore, high school student, will Manual will be read by the REV, ' ' Christ” will be sung tomorrow play the organ and the Junior and STANLEY R. WOLTJEN at Holy ROME' TO BE TOPIC morning at 10:45 in the Fairview Young People's Choirs will sing. |Week services Wednesday at 7:45| The Rev. Pr. Patrick Kilfoil, |Presbyterian Church and at 7:30 nm [D. m. in the First Moravian Church | traveler and lecturer, will speak on |p. m. in the First Baptist Church. 150 ) SING | IN CHOIR |and at 2:10 p. m. Good Friday in | ‘Rome’ at the meeting of the ConGeorge Frederick Holler will di-| [the Second Niralish Jue, SR SR 32 hi p p ; ‘hoi unity Center. Foc Wie Umhed choirs of 150| ye REV. M. 0. ROBBINS will| Mrs. Prudence Nelen will sin voices in a presentation of the! conduct spe ble stud 3 : y g, hems " ye pecial Bible study at 7:30 accompanied by Miss Mary Agnes Divine Drama” tomorrow at 7:: p. m. in the First Presbyterian Pp. m. daily, Monday through Fri-|Keller. The Rev. Fr. Thomas J. Church. The music will be inter- re the Edgewood Methodist J Sion, chaplain, will preside. The spersed with Scriptural continuity | " » Daugh is sponsored by the Catholic in charge of Miss Mabel Guttery | The Epworth League will spon- aughters of America. and J. M. Guest. {sor comradeship services ‘Monday SING "THE CRI CRUCIFIX FIXION' . / . The Sanctuary Choir will present Cit S Hol Week Se rvices Stainer's “The Crucifixion” tomoiYy {row at 7:45 p. m. in the Roberts Ste | | d E li h' | Park Methodist Church. Monday, Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will | hold services at Keith's Theater PRESBYTERIAN open the Hely Wid HoDigay serv- during the three hours on Good 34TH and CENTRAL icos sponsored for the 15th year by Friday. The Rev. Howard Ander-| the Indianapolis Church Federation son will speak at noon; the Rev. | DR. ROY EWING VALE in English’s Theater. R. T. Andrews, at 1 p. m., and Dr. | With Europe at war and concern R, H. Benting at 2 p. m. Rev. Stewart Ww. Hartfelter rife in this country, Dr. Howard Soh Ree, sh ORY Minister “tist) J. Baumgartel, Church Federation | ' ' M. Divine Worship executive secretary, and the Holy | SHOW KING OF KINGS" Week Committee predict a larger | “The King of Kings,” sound mo- | attendance next week than in any tion picture will be shown tomorrow | previous year. The meetings will at 7 p. m. in the Fountain Square | be from 12:10 to 12:40 p. m. daily, Christian Church. and Monday i Monday through Thursday, and 7:30 p. m. in the Northwood Chrisfrom noon to 3 p. m. on Good Fri- (tian Church. day Dr. Vale, pastor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, will speak on “The Undaunted Will” at Monday's meeting. Speakers and their subjects, Tuesday through Thursday, are: Dr. F. M. Smith, “The Call of the Cross’: the Rev. Dobbs Ehiman, “Unrighteousness,” and Dr. Errol T. Elliott, “Unintended Prophecy.” The Good Friday services were planned by an interdenominational committee co-operating for a reverent city on that day. The committee, of which James Lymn Is amineiin. chairman, includes Catholic and | . 2 Protestant clergymen and laymen. THE MINISTER AND THE MEMBERSHIP aeaBiSS b " k [08 ) Speakers for the Good Friday OF ¥ ; P services at English's are the Rt. : “ Rev. Ricnard A Kirennofier nop | CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH a TN a apolis; Dr. C. A. McPheeters and DELAWARE AND WALNUT STS. Dr. Shullenburger. Invite You to Palm Sunday Services Nl 9:30—Bible School for Young and Old. 10:45—Worship. Adult and Junior Choirs. Sermon—“The Wonderful Meeting.” ALBERT SPALDING ANDRE KOSTELANETZ
The Church Federation will also 4:30—"The Man of Nazareth.” (James H. Rogers) Sung by the
Roberts Park Methodist Choir. Fred Jefry, Director; Mrs. Fred Jefry, Organist. 6:00—Youth Groups.
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