Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-18

REV. GEORGE L. SPINNING. On
were Kept very busy attending TO the thousara
and one little things that must be cleared up %
the last moment before the assembling Of sseh
. large body.
One corner OF the room has been fitted pss
q bureau Of information. with a post oaip.
telegraph Office and various other conyenienca
The post Office is is charge OF M.
James T. Harvey. assistant superinteud-
ent of the Georgetown branch. and he is -
sisted by Carriers Philip H. Branson and C. c.
Crouch. Mr.. Lewis p Clephane oper.
ates the telegraph instrument, and Mr..
Charles W. La Porte has charge Of
the telephone. The post Office vi1
be open from 8 am. until 10 pm. daily,
except Sunday. Conveniences for writing an
also prepared in the room. and should the 20
commodations not be sufficient facilities may
be had at the rooms of the Young Meas
Christian Association.
Running about through the church and %.
forming the multifarious duties of pages werss
number Of handsome young boys. the sons
prominent members of the Presbyterian ChurcA
in this city. They were Masters William y
Gait. Willie r. Somervelt Walcott ID. Bartlstt
William Shields Gurley, Ralph johnson -
Manchester Moore.
THE MUSICAL FEATURE
An interesting and attractive feature Of =
opening services this morning was the muic,
the program and arrangements for which ID
been prepared bv a committee under -
leadership Of Rev. DIR. 7. S. wynkoop.
The choruses were rendered by a choir N
DR.. j. L. Csulheld as conductor and Mr.. @ J.
Tool as organist The choir consisted Of -
following ladies and gentlemen:
Sopranos-Mrs. A l.. johnson. Mrs J. ~
gruder. Mrs. W. Z. Parson. Miss A x Han
cock, Miss Lillian A Norton, Mrs Lewis J.
Mauro. Mrs. c. b. Smith. Mrs. L. Y. Ellis. Nm
!. NJ. Bttinger, Miss r. Van Ness, Miss Fssny
AtLee, Miss NJ. A. Soule.
Altos-Miss Amy c. I,eay,tt Mrs ].
Church, Mrs. E r.. True. Miss Helen B. omsy,
Miss Edith c. Westcott. Mrs. Herndon MorssR
Miss b. l. Rueckert, Miss Mary b Lothrqk
Mrs. W. H. Hazard
Tenors-W ID. Mcfarland. DIR. ID. Il. Rius
James p. Collins, Louis Dorr, b. W. Beebe
Meade, William I. Reed, W. J. Caulfield, Psny
b. Turpin, A s. Mccoy, John Davies, @. y.
Lawrence. s. p. Hollingsworth, Norman =
Camp aid Henry Player
Basses-C. J. James. L. o. Asmussen. 0.x.'
ID. Rollings, Eugene f. Stevens, Il. F. Meyeti
Melville Church, c. W. Hancock, n. B. FuGl%
I. c. j. freanor, Charles F. Roberts, Va
kirkus, jr.. Claude E. Miller and X. @. sutton
The services commenced with the openng
chorus from Handel's Messiah and The CLOG
of the Lord" The anthem taken frsn
Memberships Elijah, introducing the soprsse
solo, Hear Ye Israel followed by the grsss
chorus. BE Not Afraid"
At the service this evening, when the sss~
ment of the Lords supper will be 60
brated. the musical program will include -
following selections from Handel's Messih;
Tenor solo, behold and See il Three Be Az
Sorrow" sung by Mr.. W. J. Caulfeld: the -
tative, HE Was Cut Out of the Land OF the Ls'
ing" soprano solo, ''But Thou Didst Not LesN
Her Soul in Hell" sung by Mrs. W. E. Psrsoer
grand chorus, lift Up Your Heads, 10
Gates" The hymns will be congregational -
cording to the usual practice in the Presbye
rian service.