Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05

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| Easter music will be repeated the sunday after
| Church of the ILcarnaton-(vest choir y
| Professional hymn, Welcome, Happy Morn
| ing; Christ Our Passover. Chappeile. III ID; lie
! Deum, Calkins, i'll q; Jubiate, Calkins. in G;
! lntrOit anthem. Fear Not. He Is Risen, by Ged-
| des; Nicene Creed. Tours, in f.: offertory an
them. Break Forth in Joy. Barnby; Sanctus,
| Gounod in +; Bcnedictus qui VENT, Calkins, i'll
| q; Agnus Del, Calklns, III q; Gloria in Excel
Sis, Calkins. in G.. This service will be re-
peated on the first sunday after Easter, April
/ IL. In the afternoon at pm. the children s
| carol service will be given. During the SER
vice will be sung Cantate, by Burnett; Benedic
Anima Mea, by Parker and at the offertory The
| Lord Is King, by Pullman. At this service the
distribution OF gifts to the children takes place.
| A gold cross is also conferred by the rector
| upon the chorister whose standing in the choir
| during the preceding twelve months is consid-
cred TO have been pre-eminently good. Prizes
| are also given to some of the chorister bows
/ for pGnctuality at rehearsals and services and
| for generally good behavior since Christmas
| The names OF the thirty-four singers composing
this choir are as follows: Sopranos, John Ander-
son. Harry Auer, Willie Bayliss. Eddie Duvall,
! Raymond Farquhar, Eddie CLAWS, Fritz Hin
richs, Willie Hinrichs, Joe Holland, Fred
Howell. Wilbur Phelps, Angus Porter. Louis
Slater, assisted by Mrs. Lockwood. Miss Maude
Duvall and Miss Wells; altos, Willie Matthew
son and George Watts, assisted by Miss Lock-
| wood and Miss Randolph: tenors, Messrs Rich
ard Bright, Vim. Churchill. G uorge S. Cooper,
X. 1. Geare, Stanley HinrichS, Charles l.. NJ.
Skerrett; bassos, Messrs. Frank Bright. Vim.
Bushby, G. l.. Copeland, Howard Edmunds,
Oscar Hlnrichs. VIM. Langtree, Harry Mills
and II. w. Spotford; organist Prof. John Theo-
phil; harpist, Miss Anita Cluss; director, r. /.
Geare. The services both on Easter day and
on the following Sunday will be accompanied
by the organ and the harp.
st. Johns Church, Georgetown, DC, Rev.
DR.. Rcgester-Order of service-morning
| Professional 90. Christ Our paasovar
+. G. Cramer; Gloria Patri. Hodges
re Deum, j. I. Field; Benedictus, No. l7s,
Hutchins; hymn, So; Kyries, Hodges; hymn,
100; offertory, Why Seek Ye the Living, E. A
Clare; occasional, 500. Vested choir Of thirty
chorus OF fifteen ladies; organist, W. E. Middle
ton; chlldrens even song, 4:S0 pm.
st. Pauls Church, Rev. Alfred Harding, rec
tor.-Early celebration, 7:30 am. Mathis and
holy communion, IL am. Professional, o,
the Golden, Glowing Morning, Le Jeune;
anthem, Christ Our Passover, J. s. B. Hodges;
lie Deum, in F. Smart; Jubilate Dec,
in F, Smart; introit, hymn 100; com.
munion service in (Messe Solennelle),
Gounod; hymn SO; ofertory anthem, Hallslu-
jah Chorus, Handel; Nunc Dimittis (chanted);
occasional, o Quanta Qualia, Ancient Melody.
Children's Easter Service pm.; evening 1880
pm. Professional (same as in morning);
proper psalms, Nos. 1l3, ia, lis; Magnifcat, III
z, Barnby; Nunc Dimittis, in G, Barnby; hymn
50; ofertory anthem, Christ Our Passover,
Hodges; occasional (saine AZ in morniug).
The services are sung by the vested choir Of
men aud boys Of twenty-six voices, assisted by
SIX ladies, and with orchestral accompaniment