Evening star., 1894-03-24


Peck, Robert Freeman. Palmer Ballfnger,
| Charlie Hendley and Paul Chamberlain; /;
| g~ntlemen-tenori. Messrs. W. G.. Penney
and Leo and Major N. H. Camp: bassi,
| hss. Librarian. Mr.. Arthur Miller; assist
snt director. Mr.. James G. Traylor; musical
| director AID orSanist Mr.. Francis Edward
Camp
ST. Johns Church, Georgetown. Rev.
Charles E. Buck. rector.-Ssrvics at II a. m
Professional, Hymn l1S, Christ Our Pass
over, J. s. L. Hodges: Gloria Patri J. D.
Calkin; Te Deum. King Hall; Jubilate
King Hall; introit Hymn III; kyries. sew.
ard: Gloria Tibi. Gounod; Hymn l23;
| Gloria Patrt after sermon. Sir Jno. Stainer;
oHertory anthem. AS 1t Began to Dawn,
Myles b. Foster; at presentation Of aims.
Praise God, from Whom All Blessings
Flow; sanctus. Woodward; Eucharistic
Hymn 22o; Gloria In Excelsis old chant;
Hymn III. sitting. by G. w. Warren. Tho
above program Will be repeated on the
Sunday next ensuing. Choir-Soprani, Mas
ters Lee Jewett Cox, Kenney Berry, Ar
nth. Henry Huntington, Harry Lunsford,
Jno. Lynch, Harry Middleton. Newton
Middleton. Harry Padgett, Harry Ritten-
house. Frank smoot Alden Smott. Willie
Snodgrass. Mason Sswart and Arthur Stew
art; alti. Masters Jno. Fleming. Frank
Waters and VIII Waters; tenori, Messrs
Charles Cropley. Percy Minnick. Harry c.
Messrs. r. Lee Coz, Reginald LOCKER.
Philip Huntington, Ed. Randall, Roy Kirt-
land, Sanford Kirkland and Willie Baall
Mr. w. q. Middleton is the orsanist and
Mr.. Q. A. Pearson the choir master. At
4i30 pm. the Sunday school of the parish.
assisted by the full choir, will sing their
Easter carols.
St Matthews Chapel Washington par
fsh, Archdeacon Gilbert 3. Williams. rec
tor; Rev. J. NJ. E. Mckee, associate rector.
This pretty chapel has been recently built.
and already has a nourishing congregation
and Sunday school. 1t is located on NJ
street near South Capitol street southeast
The following constitute Its choir: rhe
Misses Susie and Mary Burch. Miss Sophia
Kuhn. Miss Lille Lewis, Miss Maud Lewis.
Miss Lena Myers. Miss Susie Williams
and Messrs. Harry Howell and P. Hartley;
orsanist, Miss Rosa Kuhn; precentor. Mr.
II. Lavender.
Church of the Epiphany, Rev. r. H. Nc
Kim, D. D., rector.-The principal services
on Easter day will be morning prayer, ser
mon and holy communion at IL a. m, and
evening prayer and sermon at 7:3O p. IN.
The musical features of the morning service
will be as follows: Christ Our Passover, in
2. G. w. Morgan; Festival TIE Deum in 4
late in q fiat. Dudley Buck; introit They
Have Taken Away My Lord. Sir John
Staineri offertory anthem, God Hath Ap-
pointed a Day, Berthold Tours. At the
1.8O p. m service will be sung Cantate
Domino In G and Benedic Anima Mea in 3
fiat, by Dudley Buck. and the onertory
anthem will be Thanks Be to God. by
Sir John Stainer. The choir is composed Of
| q quartet, consisting of Mrs. Annie Craig
Hills, soprano; Miss Florence Stidham, con-
tralto; Mr.. Perry B. Turpin. tenor. and Mr.:
Frank 2. Reside. bass. and chorus of
thirty voices, under the direction OF Mr.. II.
Clough Leighter, organist and choirmaster.
There will also be a celebration of the holy
communion at 1:30 a. m., at which the mu-
sic will be rendered by the chapter of
praise and the Easter festival of the three
Sunday schools of the parish will take place
at p. m, with carol singing by the chill
dren.
At Epiphany Chapel, 10Th and streets
| southwest Rev. A. NJ. Hilliker minister In
charge, there will be services at IL a. IN.
and 7:30 p. m. At IL a. m. will be sung
Christ, Our Passover. Hodges; Te Deum In
e fat and Jubilate in c. Dudley Buck; tn
| troit, On the First Day Of the Week, Lott
and ofertory anthem, He Is Risen, Clare.
At 7:30 Clare's Evening Service in ID and
| the anthem, He Is Risen. The choir, under
the direction of the parish choirmaster.
Mr.. H. Clough Letghter. is composed OF the
following ladies and gentlemen: Sopranos.
Misses Helsley, Crown, Goldney and Yer
non and Mrs. Kendall; altos. Misses Hig-
don and Price; tenor, Mr.. Cameron; oasses,
Messrs. Prospect and Price: organist. Mrs.
Leighter. Mr.. G.. Berkeley Griffith, bass,
will also assist the choir on this occasion.
st. Paul's Church. 23d street near Wash
ington Circie-Rev. Alfred Harding, rector;
Rev. Frank NJ. Gibson, assistant minister.
Services on Easter day are as follows: Cele-
brations OF the holy communion at q, I:30
| and a. m.: mathis and high celebration II
| II, at which time the following program Of
music will he rendered: Professional, Allelu-
| Ia Risen Lord, Henry Wilson: Easter an
them. Christ Our Passover. f. Lloyd; TIE
Deum and Jubilate Dec in F. B. Tours;
| introit Lift Your Glad Voices. Holden;
Festival Communion Service in =, B. Tours;
! Hymn 212; anthem, AS 1t Began To Dawn.
Foster: recessional. hymn 40. At the
| evensong, at 7:30 p. m, the following Will
- 1, lprnp a n IN O.
Psalms chanted Magniicat and Nunc Dim
| itts in Eb, Hall; anthem, Christ Our Pass
over, from the morning service; Hymns III.
| 3I0 and 11O. The choir will also lead the
music at the children's carol service at 4
p m. The following is the membership OF
| the vested choir at present: Sopranos end
| altos-Augustus Nlllige Leigh Kelsey, Clar-
| ence Kelsey, Carroll Selby, Sothoron Scott,
| Harry Boss, Charlie Bell. John Harbaugh,
Alex. Long, Joseph Jecko, Clyde Morgan,
| Willie French, Arthur Rittenhouse, Ray
| Randall, Willie Donoho. Benjamin Rollins,
| Willie Smith and Hardie Arledge Tenors-
Thomas T. Caswell. Stephen c. Mason. Will
| lam 7. Reed and j. Stuart Ball. Basses-C.
| T. Belt, G.. F. d. Rollings and J. e. Snow;
| crucifer. Thomas Mullett; librarians, Joseph
| Gescoigne and Charles Ratclffe; acolyte.
William Boss: assistant organist. Miss Mary
| Ross; organist and cholrmaster, d. i. Mac
| Leod.
St Thomas Church, corner 18th and Madi-
| son streets-Rev ]. A. Aspnwan, rector
| DR.. c.. H. Johnston, assistant. Early eele-
bration $50 a m. mathis and holy COM
| munion at IL a. m: Professional Hymn. 9S
| anthem Christ Our Passover, 3. Tours
| Gloria Patri, Field; Te Deum Laudamus, f.
| SchilIing: Jubilate Dec, Dudley Buck; in
| troit, Hymn 10l; Kyrie Elieson, Max Vog-
| rich; Gloria Tibi, Max Vogrich; Hymn 105;
| ofrertory anthem, AS 1t Began To Dawn,
| Myles B. Foster; Sanctus, Max Nogriohi
! Eucharistio Hymn. 207; Gloria in Excelsis,
| old chant. Childrens carol service, 4.3O p.
NJ Evening service T:30 o'clock; Procession
| al Hymn 100; Gloria Patri, Calkin; Magni-
| feat in B fat Il. Cecil Klein; Nunc Dimit-
| tis In F. B. Cecil Klein; Hymn Ill ofsrtory
| anthem, AS Sleeps Takes Flight; Hymn 103i
| Members OF the choir are Miss Grace L
| McCulloch, soprano; Mrs. Philip Mauro,
| contraito; Mr.. Charles Fred'k Crosby, tenor
Mr.. William D. Hoover, bass; DR.. Il c.
| Sherman, organist.
| At Trinity Church, Takoma Park. the
| following music will be rendered on Easter
| Sabbath: Morning service. IL o'clock
| Professional No. %. hymnal; Christ OuI
| Passover. Chappell; Te DeuIn, p hat, Dud-
! ley Buck; Benedictus, Handel; offertory
| Barnby; Kyrie Eleison, Walmsley; Sanctus
| Spohr; Gloria in EXcelsis, Zeuner; reces-
| sional No. 1o3 hymnal. Evening service
| 7B0 oclock-Processional No. 30, hymnal
| Bonum Est, Bennett; Benedic, Anima Mea
| Barrow; offertory, Con nside- the Lilies, Top
lift: recessional No. l12, hymnal. The choir
is composed of the following: Chormaster
Edgar ]. Perry; soprani, Mrs. c. d. Jud-
| son, Mrs. Garrett Davis, Misses Davis
Taslxer, Ca1y, Lamond, Parkins and Perry
| alti. Mrs. E. J. Perry, Mrs. Homer Guerry
tenori, Nessrs. Emerson, Davis, Petty
bassos. Messrs. Perry. Guerry, Briggs