National Republican., 1888-04-01

ell, In {; "Tc Deum, i, Dudley Buck, No. 4,
in G.; "Jubilatc,n Samuel Jackson, in y
fiat; "I.itany Hymn Hodges; "lntroit,"
hymn l0l; "Gloria Tihi,n Hodges; hymn
l0i ofIcrtory, ~ Know That My Rcdeemer
Livcth" (Mcsslah): soprano solo, Mrs. Kas-
par; communion service; "Saretus,n Baker;
hymn POI; "Gloria in EXcclsis,n old chant;
rcccssional, hymn 100.
Evening servicc--pruccssio hymn los;
"Gloria Patri," Curtis; "Bopum Est"
Thomas, in 4 Hat lmaIe voices; "Bcncdlc
Anima" in f, Danks; HYMN l0j, ofrcrtory,
"Rcslrrection," Holden contralto; solo,
Mrs. Powell; hymn 90, reccssional, hymn
103.
Choir-sopranl, Mts. Annie Rocmer Kas-
par, Miss Laura Poole, Mrs. i. w. Carlisle,
Mrs. =. Lipscomb, Mrs. l.. Y Ellis. Con-
tIalti, Mrs. Annie Louise Powell, Misses 5.
II. Dawson, Carrie McCallum. Tenori,
MNessrs. j; NJ; Buchanan, +; W; Bird. Bas;,ii,
Barbaiin, Ed. b.. Fox. Organlst, Miss
Bailey Director, Mr.. +. II. Barbarin. The
programme of music will bc repeated on the
second Sunday in April with 'Vcnitc" In
l. flat by Dudley Buck.
TIE CHURCH or THE INCARSArioN.
corner of Twelfth and n streets northwest.
Rev. !. J.. Townsend, :. T. d., rector, lroly
eucharist at .:30 Il. M, choral morning
prayer at II a. m, and full choral evclthG
song at 4 p. III. The music for the II
o'clock service Is as follows: Professional
proper psalms, =, ), {, aud Ill; 'Glorias,n -
Ustcy; "rc. Detlni," G. X. Fay; "Jubl-
lHtc,n Carr; Introit anthem, "Brcak Forth
Into JOY" Barnby; "kyre Elcison,r FL
vcy; "Gloria Tibin and "Laus Deo,n Gar
rett; "Nicene Credo," Tours, in f; hymn
1C6; "Gloria'' laftcr sermonl, Carr; offer
tory, "Ilallclujah Chorus,n Handel; at
fat nf al, In /,
,.Sursum Corla,n Evans. in L; "Sanctus,"
Tours, IN f; eucharistic hymn 20I; 'Gloria
in ENcclsis,n Tours, in +; "Nunc Dimit-
It's Atwood: reccssional l03. ..........
For the 4 o'clock service the following is
the programme: Professional 90; responses,
Barnby in +; psalms ll3, ia, lis, Rim
bault, Hayes, Ouslcy; "Cantatc Domino"
by choir and Sunday school; oiretory,
'Christ Being Raised" Elvcy; Ut prcscnta.
ton of aims, Atkinson. IN n: recCssionnl
l04. ...., -.
The srrrlic,d choir is composed Us fol-
lows: Decani--SopranQs, J0chlcy Apo,
Louis Carmick, Louis Darrell. Frank Him
richs, Willie llinrichs, aud Willie Snyder:
alto, Oscar llinrichs: tcnors, Nlcssrs. H.,
Stanley llinrichs and William n. Langtrcc;
basscs, Mcssls. Bushlcy and Frank Bright.
Cantoris-SopranCs, Gaructt Apo, Willie
Bayliss, Burton Bentley, George Cooper,
Willis Reynolds, and Harry Snyder; altos,
Walter Evans and Mcryin Glover: tenor,
Mr.. George +. Erdman bassos, Mcssrs. W.
II. Bushhy and George W. Evans; prccen-
tor, Mr.. George w. Evans; orgnnst, Mr.
Clarence Doyle; pianist, Miss Bertha Thom-
ason.
ST. JOINS CHURCH.
The following is the programme of SER
vices and music at st, Johns =. T.. Church,
Rev. DR.. Leonard, rcctor Morning prayer;
professional. "Wclcome, Happy Morning.
sullivan; Easter anthem, in z, Hopkins;
proper Psalms, 2d, 5Ith, and 1llth: 'tiloria
PatI," in G, Calkm; ''Tc Dcum," in Eh,
Staner; "Benedictus," in \, Woodward;
holy communion; introit. hymn, Corona
tion," 424, Holden: 'Kyric," in +, Tours;
.Gloria Tibi," in d, Garrett: hymn %, by
Carey, Worgan; offcrtory anthem, Stainer;
"Sanctus," CamidCc; hymn 100, by Bach,
Salsburgh; "Gloria in Eycclsis,n 40j, old
chant; "Nunc Dlmttis," anonymous; reccs-
sionul, hymn l0G, Wirtcmburg.
The following compose the choir Bases,
H. o. Edmonds, Philip Mnuro, i. {. Spcn-
Ger, and u. lI.Atliinson; tcnors, J. q. Tay-
lOr, j. I. NcwcOmhe. w. q. Penney, and
w. ii. Daniel; altos, Edward Parry, Eu-
gene Hazard, Freddie Gaisberg, Wallace
Olmc, ard Perry Leach; sopranos, Mills
Thompson, George Dyer, Laurence Hazard,
Eddie McCaulcy, Morgan Shustcr, Leland
Jctt, Harry Edmonds, Ernest IIoughton
George Hale, Frank Bagley, Julius Kic-
seeker, Carroll Kcnuaugh, Harry Pu;schc,
Willie Mckee, Joseph Ilendcy, Warren
Ogden, Eppa Coumbc, Lewis Slater, and
Miss Agnes OsgOOl; proccntor, Vim. H..
Daniel; organist, f. D. Camp; librarian,
Buyard Gibson.