Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

solo, Mrs. J. W. Bradford: the Lords
Prayer. chant. and appropriate HYMNS.
The choir il composed Of the following: Mrs.
J. W. Bradford. Misses Mary F. Guss and Laura
E. Bright. sopranos; Mrs. J. &. Derrick, Misses
Stella Sha-retts and Rose f., Seifgert, altos;
Messrs. J. q. Bright and Everett Pytchlin,
tenors; Messrs. John II. and Frank D. Seiffert
and J. B. Derrick bassos; DR.. VIM. Long, cor
netist and Miss Ella c. Butler. organst The
subject OF the sermon will be The New Life"
Confirmation and the Lords supper after SER
mon. AT 7:45 p. m the Sunday schools will Join in
celebrating the Easter service with an interest
ing and elaborate program of choice selection
OF music, responsive readings and short adj
dresses.
/ Trinity Evangelical, corner 4th and E streets
northwest, Rev. W. C. H. Luebkert pastor
Services at III a. In. and p. M. HOLY COM
munion Ten catechumen who we're confirmed
. on Palm Sundar. will receive their first COM
munion. Coucorda Maennerchor of the
church will sing Burkenn's Easter Hymn.
! Choir composed of the following: First tenors,
Messrs. Liebert. Kernwein. Hornung. Hauf;
second tenors, Messrs. Fobel and Aschenback;
Warbler and Zimmerman; second basses.
Messrs. kuhnel and Leubkert. Carl
] Rupphrecht, director and organist.
! Confessional services preparatory to holy COM
1 munlon will be held SATURDAY. from to p. m:
and Sunday at 1890 am. The youngest one Of
| the class OF catechumens is Mr.. G. Emmert's
youngest child. Concordia; this daughter in
cluded, there have been ten children of Mr.
Emmert confirmed in this church. and all Of
| these are vet in connection with the Lutheran
! Church, seven being members of Trinity and
| three OF Christ Church
Christ Evangelical, corner 4th and E streets
northwest. Rev. c. C. Morhart, pastor
j Services in English in the evening only at 1870
The R gsstor Tow will preach from the
| by Burheim. together with the beautiful
services OF this church, will be rendered by the
! newly organized choir COMPOSED of the Misses
Hoyt. kuhnel. Sch!erf. Wolfe, Sprigg and
| Messrs. Albers, Stuckert. German and Emmert.
/ Mr.. Curt Richter is the leader. The cougre-
CATION is not vet IN its permanent home. Steps
are now being taken to build on their lot re-
Gently purchased. on New Jersey avenue north
| west between New York avenue and n street
northwest Owing to this unsettled condition
they are obliged to content themselves with but
! one service.
| Keller Memorial, corner 9Th and Maryland
avenue northeast, Rev. c. Butler, pastor
Services al II am and 73O m. At the morn
ing service the sermon will be appropriate to
| the season. The music will be In charge of the
precentor. Mr.. ". o. Little The program
as arranged is as follows: Voluntary,
The Happy Morn is Come: Melodia
Sacra, chorls by choir; the chants, Gloria Pa
tri, kyrie and Gloria in Excelsis by choir and
congregation; offertory, the Resurrection Song,
w. ".
chorus, I an He That Liveth. by choir. At this
service the sacrament of the Lords supper will
be celebrated and new members will be
celved. In the evening at 7:30 o'clock there
Will be chlldrens service. The program
| ranged by the board of church extension will
be followed, comprising responsive reading,
bright Easter music and recitations by the chill
dren. The choir is composed Of members of
the Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor. Miss Z. G. Hall. organist.
Georgetown, d. c., Rev. G.. A. Nix
dorff. pastor.-Regular services at II a.
IN. The music will consist OF a suit
able selection Of hymns from the book of
worship. There will be confirmation and the
celebration Of the Lords supper. The
will be held at $50 p. m. The beautiful order
of exercises prepared by the board of church
| extension of the general synod, consisting of
responsive readings, recitations and very pretty
selections Of music. Miss Ella Reid is the
| organist OF both church and Sunday school.
Other Churches.
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. B. Sunder-
land, D. d.. pastor; Rev. Samuel Van vranken
Holmes, assistant pastor.-Besdes the usual
HYMNS for choir and congregation the male
quartet choir will render at the morning SER
vice: The Lord Of Life is Risen Again, Fair
banks; Christ Our Passover, Marston;
As it Began to Dawn, Dudley Buck.
Evening service-Christ the Lord is risen to-
day, Wilson; It's night a sabbath calm is
broodinS now, j. Eliot Trowbridge The choir
is composed as follows: VIM. ID. Mcfarland,
first tenor: Fl. o. Simons, second tenor;
Gabriel F. Johnston, bar: tone; Frank H. Bar
BARN. basso; Charles G. Woodward, organist
Mckendree VI. Z. Church. Rev. L. T. Wider
man, ID. pastor. following music will be
rendered at the IL o'clock service: This is the
day which the Lord hath Made s. c. Cooke;
Goo no T
solo for soprano and chorus: "Christ Our Pass
over is Sacrificed for Us" banks. In the even
ing the Sunday school will hold an Easter mis-
sIonary service. including addres .es from prom
inent speakers and other exercises. the music
at this service will be furnished by the Sun
dav school and members of the church choir
The choir is composed OF the following members:
SoDranos-Mrs. Nellie Hodgkin-C Collier, Mrs.
Carrie Gothold. Mrs. Wishart, Miss Lena Free
man, Miss Lillian Roche. Miss Jessie hammond,
Miss Cora Mason, Miss Bessie Latham Miss
Sue DuvalL Altos-Miss Emily Scrivener, Miss
Irene kehr. Miss II. J.les, Miss Katie Lewis.
Basses-Mr. Henry Greenwood. Mr. Frank
Minor, Mr.. Ernest Swingie, Mr.. Dennison
Tenors-Mr. Roy Mitchell, Mr.. Paul Grove,
Mr.. Saxton, Mr.. Charles Collier. MIR. Sturte.
want. Organist-Miss Annie Dashiell. Cor
netistE-Mr. Chas. L. Shreeve. jr.. Mr.. Casper
Simons Musical director-Chas. HAYDN Chase
First Baptist Church, corner 10th and o
streets northwest (above Scott Circle), Rev.
Nuaries A. ShhtiN, ID, pastOr.-Serylces III
a. m. and 780 p. M. The music for both morn
ing and evening services on Easter Sunday will
be particularly bright and interesting The
quartet choir. under the direction of Mr. Percy
s. Foster, have carefully prepared several choice
seiec tons. among which will be the following:
''Hark. Hark, My Soul" contralto solo and
quartet, by Harry Rowe Shelley; "Angels,
koll the Rock Away" baritone solo, alto and
soprano duet and quartet, by Holden:
'.Chrst the Lord is Risen Again. by
Roeckel; "The Strife is Ger" by
Mendelssohn: The Day of Resurrection
baritone solo and quartet, by Schnecker:
Christ Our Passover" by sheppard; IAN
Praise to God in Light Arrayed," baritone solo
and quartet from Wagner. arranged by Cornell;
The Magdalene, by G. W. Warren. The choir
consists of the following: Mrs. Birdie Harvey
Mute, soprano; Mrs. Eulalie Domer- Rheem,
contralto; Alexander Mosher, tenor; Prof. n
d. Coward, baritone; Percy s. Foster, organist
and director.
Twelfth Street NJ. f. Church southeast.-1l
| a. H., Hymn 2G0. hymnal; Christ Has Won the
Victory, Danks HE is Risen." Martens;
Easter anthem. Emerson: He is Risen Today,
Hallelujah." Hull: Hymn 24l. hymnal: Christ
Our Passover Williams: The Resurrection"
Leslie; 'Halielujah. Christ is Risen" McGrana-
han: #''All the Bells Are Ringing, Anon.
Choir-Sopranos, Mrs. C. Williams, Mrs. E.
Wayson. Mrs. Vim. Soper. Misses Mary Garrett,
Nettie Dibble. BERTHE Bobb and Verde Ford