The Evening critic., 1882-04-08


pastor,-public worship at IL q. m. and 7:30
J.. m. All seats free.
M. Pleasant N. p. church, Rov. T. f. Coul-
bourne, pastor.-preachiDg IL q. m. 10y s. u.
southerland, d. D.; Z 80 y. m. by the pastor;
Sunday-school, o y. m.
RQoimed Episcopal church, Masonic Temple,
Ninth and streets northwest,-Scryice 1 | ~
M; communion sermon by Row j. II. Mac
Elrey, Of Philadelphia.
CcDgtesS.stroet ". u. Chmct, s. d. souther.
land, D. D., ,pastor.-Preaching II a. M by Rev.
T. L. Coulbourne; Z 80 y. m. hy the PASTOR
praisc.mooting, 9 80 p. m.
North Cdroiina-drenue Mission, corner Eighth
and streets southeast.-Preaching at l | n.
m. by Rev. G. A. Harvey. Gospel temperance
meeting under the auspices OF the W. q. T. U.
at 80 p. M; seats free; everybody welcome.
Firt Congregational Church, corner Tenth
and q streets.-Rev. DR.. Rankin viii preach in
the morning. AT 80 p. m. Rev. DR.. Blod-
gett, n missionary for nearly thirty years to
China, will discourse about that land and its
people.
chusetts avenue and Twelfth street north
west.-At 7;3O a. M, Holy Communion; at IL
a, m full service sermon and Holy Commu-
Mon; 80 p, m, children's Easter service;
80 p m evening service
Young Mons Christian ASSOCIATION, S0i L
street northwest.-Young mems Bible class,
ter, leader. Evening service at Foundry NJ
T. Church, conducted by the association.
Grace ". u. Church, corner Ninth and s
streets, J. c. Hagey, pastor.-Preaching at IL
n. M; subject "The Light of tho Rosurrec-
iion, . and at Z 80 p. M; THE Character of
M; Major Hall will hold his "Young Peoples
Meeting " at p. M; all are cordially Invited.
| 81. Aloysius.-solemn High Mass at IL; cele-
brant, +. Fulton; deacon, +. Forham; sub
| deacon, NJ. Buckley; sermon by Rev. J. Doonan,
president OF Georgetown College; Gounods
| Mass with orchestra and increased choir;
eolemn vespcrs Mt 4 p. m, Millard and lie Jael;
| Gounod's "salutaris," Rossinrs "Tantum
| Ergo"
50. James Chapel, sos II street northeast
Holy communion at 40 a. m; morning
| evening prayer Mt o'clock; at IL o'clock
| Brownies service Will be rendered, and at A
| p. m. Easter tokens will be distributed to the
| sunday.school; Easter week, services daily at
| Z n. m. and p. m.
Holy Cross Church, corner Massachusetts
avenue and EiGhteenth street:.Eastcr serv-
| ture on Estate of Departed" Sunday morning;
first celebration of Holy Eucharist, Z 30 a. m;
n'hs e'S0 esnr o. % hlea cgleppa9n ect%re sermon n
"Historical Religions" Seats free.
vesley Chapel ". =. Chnrch, corner Of Fifth
and streets northwest, Rev. W; !. McKenney,
| lastor.- Easter services-Preaching at IL n.
good music; sunday school $3.50 a. m. and 3
| p. M; prayer-meeiing Thursday evening;
sunday, 16th at | a. M, preaching by Rev;
L. f. Morgan, d. D., Of Baltimore. Cordial
welcome to ALL strangers especially.
E.stret BAPTIST church, near Sixth, north
|
Faunce, at IL o.. M; subject, degeneration
Demands Resurrection" also at Z 30 p. m
Sunday. school at 8 80 a. m. Sunday morning
music consists of hymns: "Hallelujah
Chorus, " Emerson; Christ is Risen To-day, -
Palmer; "Hark, the Easter Belll" Main.
| NJ. Zion W. h. Church, corner Of r and FIJI
| tcenth streets northwest.-Easter Sunday
Responsive service at IL n. m, congregation
and sunday-school united; fine floral decora-
tion and good singing, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. L. II. Gardner; Sunday-school super
intendent, p. S. Garrettson; chorlster, George
E. w. sharretts; Easter sermon by pastor at
1903 o'clock p. M; a cordial invitation to all
FuSt Baptist Church, Thirteenth street north
west, between G and II, Rev. J. II. Cuthbert pas
orpreashing morning a and evening" saSiec
the usual voluntaries and hymns, Lloyd's
Easter Anthem and warren's re Deum will bt
sung by the following quartet Soprano, Miss
Clara E. Ball; alto, Miss Ella Craig; tenor, Mr.
Robert II. Yeatman: basso and leader, Mr.
Robert Ball; Mr.. Sidney A. Moulthrop viii
preside at the organ.
Si1M Pres6yteridn Church, Rev. Franklii
Noble, acting pastor. The Easter music will
lie under the direction OF DR.. NJ. f. Thompson
and Will be by the church choir and Il specia
choir Of children. 1t will include, besidc
| appropriate selections from the Churcl
Hymnal, the anthems "Cnnsider the Lilies
The Heavens Opened,, and the "Easte
Hymn" The pastor will preach on " Evi
| DIT ncos of the Fact of the Resurrection"
Ffte LehCGat Chuych, Massachusetts avenu
| near Seventh street northwest.-Sabbath
, | school at ?; meeting for promotion OF Blbl
, holiness at 3 and revival service at z 80 /
, | M; also, outdoor meeting near corner G
, Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, at
! p. M; all are earnestly invited to attend, espt
+. cially the holiness meeting: 81 lead In tn
, way OF righteousness, in the midst of tn
, | paths of judgment: that l may cause thos
. that love me 10 inherit substance. e."-Proverh
yii., 20.21.
I James I. Lassell, pastor-Morning- -"Sing,
Daughter OF Zion,' chorus; praise Ye," tri
4; Verdi: "Christ our Passover" Millard. Ever
ing-"How Beautiful on the Mountains" CHI
!. rus; "The Lord is Risen To-day" solo an
quartet T. $. Lloyd. soprani, Mesdames
Gp MS9r and ID II PGsT Msses Mrs
! p. Grigg, Misses j. Perkins, l.. Franzoni an
$. Drane; tenori, Messrs. Q. Franzoni and
r Curry basel, Messrs. W. Decide, @. Arrick, \
. Swingle and W. Knight; organist, Miss H.
=. sreer; director, g. u. Hartwell.
> Tile Idle,ndcle W. W. Hicks, minlster.-Ser
Ices at M THE story of the ResGrre grr
+; Brings" music in the morning will be sun
i Hallelujah Doxoloey, Te Deum, in E a, a
Temple We Repair" worgen's Easter hym
II and a choice selection from Righini; In u
}. evening will be sung Warren's new East
ii anthem very iine), choice selections from Il
IF Hymnal and duet between the soprano al
II contralto; Professor Theodore l. King, wi
/: presides at the organ, Will give an appr
!. PIRATE theme at each service; the Tabernac
n Quartet is now complete and presents q
:, array OF undisputed irst-cl talent: sopran
Il Mlsb hatc SCOUT cOnlraltO, AfS. D. y. fONel
r tenor, Mr.. j. NJ. Buchanan; bass, Mr. Charl
!. r. Dean.
t McRendree NJ. T.. Church, Massachuset
}; avenue, between Ninth and Tenth stree
d northwest.-The Easter services as arrange
), for are follows Morning-Hymn, Ri
d my Soul and Stretch thy Wings" anthe
II chant, Love pf Christ" Emerson hymn, :
r Would not Lfpe Away" Easter anthem, b
lings. Evenfng-Anthom, 81 Waited 7
A tiently,' Chappelie; hymn, "On Jordan
~ Stormy Banks Stand" male quartet; Con
re Holy Spirit" hymn, "Lo, in Narrow Neck
AZ Land anthem, "Jehovahs 8 Praise" Whit
N sermons during the day by the pastor, Rev.
To Hert ert Richardson; IL a. m, subject, "Dea
Is Abolished, Life and Immortality Brought
,t Light" 7 80 y. m, subject, " Hades, or the
l. termediate State" The choir is under the q
n rection of Charles Connell, esq, and Will
a. assisted by the Mt. Vernon quartet.
IS, congregational Church corner OF Tenth n
/" q streets, Rev. j. +. Rankin, pastor.-East
Il, services: Hymn, "Welcome, Happy Morning
es 'Nenantius Fortunatus," sixth century; CO
o, traliO solo, "ResurrectiOn,' Holden, Miss \
|, mes MCGrewi quartet, "Loye Of Christi Mn
It; Kaspar, Miss McGrow, Messrs. Boughton a
's, Harrison; selections from Farmers Mass,
" d nat soprano solo, ~ Know That My l
al dCemer Llyeth," Handel, Nine. Kaspar;
by Irani, Nine kaspar, Miss Minnie Doanc Nj
Alice Johnson, Miss Efiio Rodier, Miss EmI
IL Mott and Flora King; alti, Miss Agnes \
,t. | Grew, Mrs. ID. l.. Burnett, Miss Lille FIR,
IN man ana Miss Nellie Merrick; baritone, \
er W. L. Doughton; tenori, Mr.. A. W. Harris
nj ana Mr.. ID. q. Miller; bassi, Mr. SAINT
np Gardner and Mr., Patton; Orgauist and