National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-16


Barnby. The choir is composed follows: So
prani, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. H. D. Cooke, jr, Misses
Lockwood, Marbury, Getty, r. Jones, Billings, A.
Jones' and Dodge; alti, Misses Hyde, NJ. Earle,
Barbarin, and S. Earle; tenori J. R. Ofley, A. L.
Paris, r. Decide, c. L. Jones, J. D.. B. Peters, and
Fred Newman bassi, r. L. Cox F. Barbarin, J. L.
Lake, Jay Cooke. and H. w. Barrett; E. S. Holmes,
leader; W. E. Middleton, organst.
CHRIST (GEoRGETowN).
The following is the programme arranged for
Christ Church, Georgetown: Opening, Gloria "
from Mozarts Twelfth Mass; anthem, Christ Our
Passover" Chappell; "Glorias," Gunter; "Te
Deum," Eb Dudley Buck; hymn, =" Christ the Lord
is Risen To-Day" Dudley Buck; Gloria Tibi,"
Wilson; hymn (selected) The choir is composed
as follows: Soprani, Miss Seymour Miss Trapier.
and Mrs. W. B. Orme alti, Miss Knowles and Mrs.
Smith, tenor, E. j. Whipple; bassi, P T. Berry
and William Wheatley; director, W. B. Orme; or
ganst, R. Middleton.
At Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, South
Washington. Rev. F. Gilliat, pastor, services will
be held at nine and eleven a. m. At eleven
o'clock the Bishop will administer the rite of con-
frmation, and appropriate selections by Won
Weber. Matter, Lloyd, and others will be rendered
by the choir, which is composed of Miss L. D. Nc
Callum, organiSt and leader; Misses Kingman and
Solger, soprani; Miss Morrison alto; Messrs. W. H
Chapman and r. H. Yeatman, tenori, and Messrs.
William B. King and William Riley, bassi.
TRINITY.
At Trinity P. E. Church the following is the pro-
gramme in the morning: Opening anthem,
q Christ the Lord is Risen," HoldenF Easter an
them, "Christ Our Passover" Woeltge; 'Gloria
Patri," Wheat "Te Deum,' Cross in G; Jubilate,"
Pattison; offertory, "He Lives Who Once was
Slain" Schumacher; Magnify the Lord Jehovah"
from Giorz0's vesper service; Hymns 80
and los. In the evening, opening anthem,
arranged from ROSewigs vesper service, Gloria i'll
Exeelsis" chant "Bonum Est" Buck, in G;
d" Benedic Anima Mea," Marsh. The regular choir
comprises Mrs. Ward, soprano; Mrs Bodfsh, con-
tralto; Mr.. Caswell, tenor; Mr.. Middleton, basso,
and Miss Ada Moxon organist. They will be assisted
by Messrs. simons and Kaiser, and the Misses
Noakes and Miss Alice Mass. Rev. Dr. Addison
and Rev. Mr.. Forrest will occupy the pulpit
ST. JOHNS
The following is the programme at st. Johns
Church Eleven a. m, professional, "Ten Thousand
Times Ten Thousand Dykes; Easter Anthem in
A, DR.. Hodges ;GlOrias Macleod: "Te Deum," War
rem, for double quartette; "Jubilate Dec, A. Berg
Introit Hymn 9S: "Kyrie Eleisen" Barnby
az Gloria Tibi," Barnby; Hymn No. 80; ofertory;
"The Foe Behind" solo for soprano, Lloyd; Tri-
sagion;" "Sanctus" in E b, Macleod; hymn,
" Gloria in Excelss," Tails; "Nune Dimittis,'
chanted. The choir is composed of the
following: Mrs Josef Kaspar and Mrs. D.
B. Macleod, soprani; Mr.. John o. Pugh
and Mr.. w. W. Alden, tenori: Mrs. E. R.
True and Mrs. Griffin alti; Mr.. FL. A. ForesHan,
baritone; Captain Mitchell, basso; Mr.. d. 3. Mac
Leod, organist and director. The Sunday school
celebration will tale place at three O'clock con-
ssting ofthe evening service carols appropriate to
the day by the Sunday school, and the offering of
the contribution of each class, accompanied by an
emblem and floral tribute. The chapel choir will
sing plain service at the early celebration, which
takes place at half seven a. IN.
ASCENSION.
At Ascension (P. e. Church the programme of
the music is as follows Anthem. "Christ Our
George William Walter; Glorias by
Willard, Wilson, and - mot decided: TIE
Deum." Baumbach; "Jubilate,' Dudley Buck
hymn: " Gloria Tibi," William H. Walter; hymn;
"Hallelujah Chorus" from Beethoven's
- Mount of Olives" "Sanctus," S. Ambrosius;
hymn; "Gloria in Exeelsis," William H
Walter. The choir is as follows: So
prani, Mrs. H. S. Smith, Misses Brown, Stevens,
Burchell, Hanson, Drew, and Galpin
llt Misses Smith, Murdoch, and Sangston, Mrs. |
William Walter; bassi, MeSsrs. Howard Edmunds,
Garrett Hills D. D. s.. c. W. Kennedy, and Bartram
lively; tenori, Messrs. C. A Brown w. E. Kiskad-
len, E. B. Hay, and J. J. McCaIlum; Professor
George William Walter, organist and director.
HOLY CROSS.
The following is the programme for the Easter |
music at the Church of the Holy Cross Massachu-
,etts avenue Mathis, plain song, Gregorian; Lit
my; choral, Missa Cantata; PRO Anaphora,"
Iregorian; Responses" Barnby; "sanctus," |
Offeratory, Redhead; Greed" Hop
lins; Gloria Excelsis,'' old tune; Hymns, an
.ient and modern; Even song, Gregorian.
ST. MARKS.
At ST. Marks, Capitol Hill (Rev. A. F. Steele rec
orr the following music will be rendered: Anthem
Christ Our Passover" ChappeIle " Gloria Patri"
~ Willard and Page; "Te Deum," Willard;
Jubilate,' Rossi; hymn, "An Hail the Power of
Tesus' Name" Coronation; hymn, "Christ the
ord is Risen," Mozart offertory, "Why Seek Ye
he Living Among the Dead?' Willard communion
lymn, BREAD of the World" old tune; Trisa-
,ion," Camidge; Gloria in Excelsis," old English.
choir, Miss L. Burnet, soprano; Miss Louise Tay
or, contralto; Mr. Bronson, tenor; Mr. T. II. Taylor
,asso; Miss Johnston, organist.
CHRIST CNAvY-YARD).
At Christ Church, Navy Yard, Rev. Dr. c. W.
Andrews rector, an elaborate programme for the
crvice of music has been arranged as follows:
Easter Anthem" Williams: "Gloria Patri," Tay
or; "Gloria Patr," Dudley Buck; GLORIA in Ex-
,elsis," Dudley Buck; tie Deum," Knoffel; " Ju-
plate" Buck; Gloria Tibi," Gounod. At offer
tory, Christ the Lord Has Risen," Buck. Choir
Miss Birdie Harvey, soprano; Miss Jennie Harvey,
alto: Miss Mollie Mundell, contralto; Mr.. W. II.
Ioeke, tenor; Mr.. Sam Cross, basso and leader;
Yrs. E. E. Burbridge, organist.
EPIPHANY.
At the Church of the Epiphany the morning ser
-ice will begin at II m, and the following music
will be rendered: Anthem, Christ Our Pass
ver,' Hodges; Gloria Patri, " Hodges and Haydn;
TIE Deum," E. J. Hopkins; "Jubilate," W. W. Gill
hrist; "Gloria Tib," Rubinstein; offertory an
Caaly Va tha Twin tba |
)ead" S. P. Warren. At $50 p. m, "Gloria Patri,"
lodges and Haydn; " Cantate Domino" H. S.
)akeley; "Benedic Anima Mea," J. C. d. Parker;
fertory anthem, "God Hath Appointed a Day."
,erthold Tours. Mrs. Camp soprano; Mrs. Post,
Ito; F Knoop tenor; C. H. Read, jr., bass, with
horus of twelve voices, under direction of Mrs. O.
|. Pearson, organist.
INCARNATION.
At the Church of the Incarnation, corner of
'welfth and streets northwest (Rev. 1. L. Town
end, rector the following programme has been
ranged: Opening, 1.-The Resurrection" solo for
Angus. Holden; venite go, Come, Let
Is Sing" Loratz; "Glorias by banks, Willard,
nd Dudley Buck; "Te Deum," arranged from
1ercadante's three-part mass, Mora; "Jubilate,"
soSsi, arranged by SqtIiers anthem, Christian
'assover," banks; ohertory, "Shadow of the
ross solo for basso. The choir is composed of
Hiss Annie Haas, soprano; Miss Apoline Alexan-
er, contralto; Mr.. A. F. Childs, tenor; Mr.. Frank
carson, basso, with Mr.. Frank c. Mcguire, organ
st and director.
Other Churches.
Easter, though not generally observed
utside of the Catholic and Episcopal churches,
7ill be recognized by special services in some of
be Protestant churches.
MEMORIAL LUTHERAN.
At the Memorial Lutheran Church, Fourteenth
treet and Vermont avenue, Rev. J. George Butler
}. D., pastor, the following programme will be
endered at the eleven o'clock service: Voluntary,
Old Easter Anthem" (by request), full chorus
Gloria Patri," Gloria in Excelcs," triple chant
nffartnrv Christ is Risen - Rnssi with