Ella Lauder

Ella Lauder
Short Name: Ella Lauder
Full Name: Lauder, Ella
Birth Year (est.): 1864
Death Year (est.): 1964

Ella Lauder was Editor of the Home Department of the Midland, a Chicago periodical where many of her writings appeared, both prose and poetry.

Dianne Shapiro, from "The Singers and Their Songs: sketches of living gospel hymn writers" by Charles Hutchinson Gabriel (Chicago: The Rodeheaver Company, 1916)


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Texts by Ella Lauder (22)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Fling out the banner all crimson dyedElla Lauder (Author)English2
Hark! a gentle whisper only thou canst hearMrs. Ella Lauder (Author)English2
Hark, my soul! it is the Lord!Ella Lauder (Alterer)English2
Hear the vaulted arches ringingMrs. Ella Lauder (Author)English6
Hoch vom himmelsdom erklingen wundersuesse weisenElla Lauder (Author)German2
Hoer hvilken nyhet foerr ej spordElla Lauder (Author)1
Hoeren glada roester bringaElla Lauder (Author)1
I have a Father who is wiseMrs. Ella Lauder (Author)English1
If raindrops fall when most you wish for sunshineElla Lauder (Author)English4
List to the message plain and clearMrs. Ella Lauder (Author)English2
Loving word that's nightly whisperedElla Lauder (Author)English6
Often our hearts are sad and sore (Lauder)Ella Lauder (Author)English1
O when shall I see Jesus, And dwell with Him aboveElla Lauder (Alterer)English1
Once my eyes were blinded by the worldElla Lauder (Author)English2
Sing praise unto the LordMrs. Ella Lauder (Author)English1
Some day, sometime, the boatman grayElla Lauder (Author)English4
Sow flowers and flowers will blossomElla Lauder (Author)English12
Streu' Blumen, und Blumen erblühenElla Lauder (Author)German2
Vill blommor i livet du skördaElla Lauder (Author)Swedish3
We fail rich blessings to receive, Because we do not askElla Lauder (Author)1
Wenn Wolken dir das Tageslicht verhüllenElla Lauder (Author)German0
Who'll be the next to follow Jesus, Treading the bright and heavenly wayElla Lauder (Author)English6
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