Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-13
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
Easter Services to Be Held in Churches
Tomorrow.
Other Notes of General and Local In
tcrest to All CIaxses-Move-
ments i'm Politics.

1onoTToW pelHS Easter sunday, the mu-
| sic in the various Episcopal and Roman
! Catholic churches will be much prettier
| than usual and the following programs
| will be carried out:
st. Pauls Church, Rev. P. P. Phillips
otficiating.-I o'clock, early communion. IL
| o'clock am, professional hymn. 100. Wei
come, Happy Morning, Sullivan; anthem,
Christ Our Passover. in E minor, p. A.
Schneider; Gloria Patri, Nos and . in G,
| Millard No. 3 in F, Schuey; TIE Deum in B
| minor. Dudley Buck; Jubilate. in E fiat,
| arranged from the Stabat Mater. H. Mil
| lard; Introit Hymn No. 11S, "At the Lambs
High Feast We Sing" F. Sehiling; hymn
| No. ~. Sermon. Offertory, Christ, the
Lord. is Risen. Harry Rowe Shelley: as
| cription, Praise God, From Whom All
| Conaut; hymn No. 225. Gloria in
| Excelsis, old chant. Choir: Soprano
Miss Carrie Evans, Mrs. Blanche
| Berkeley, Miss Myra Lee Cavalier and Miss
Florence McAflister: alte-Mss Florence
| Evans and Miss Sara Rathbone; tenor-Mr.
| S. Frank Field. DR.. Herbert MacNamee of
| Washington and Mr.. Benz. L. Jacobs; bass
Mr.. Geo. H. Evans. Mr.. Geo. B. Kennedy
Fowler. organist and director. O'Clock
| pm, Easter celebration of Sunday school,
Grace Church, Rev. C. E. Ball, officiating.
$50 am, holy communion. music as fol-
| lows: Hymn 81; Kyrie, Cramer; Gloria
| Tibi. Cramer; hymn lii; offertorium, Easter
! Anthem, Rogers; Sursum Corda, Ball;
Sanctus. Cramer: AgnuS Cramer; Gloria
| in Excelsis, Cramer; post communion Nunc
Dimittis. II am, morning prayer. holy
communion; hymn 112; Easter Anthem,
| Rogers; Gloria, Monk; TIE Deum, MacKen-
| ze; Benedictus, J. S. Hodges; hymn l21;
| Kyrie Tails; Gloria, Cramer; hymn no;
| offertorium, He Is Risen, Claren Re
| mainder of service as at $50 am 80
| pm, E. P. and sermon; Magnificent, E,
Burnett; Nunc Dimittis, Burnett; offer
| torium. This Is the Day.
| Christ Church, Rev. Henderson Suter, d.
| Glory. Barnby; Christ Our Passover, Hutch
| ings; Gloria Patria, Dants; TIE Deum, War
rem; Jubilate, Hutchings; hymn, The Strife
| Is Ger, No. 121, Hutchings; Gloria 1ibi,
| hymn, The Day of Resurrection, No. 1l5
| Hutchings. Holy communion. Sanctus. 40.
Hutchings; Hymn No. 231, Hutchings;
| Gloria in Excelsis 49, Choir: Organist,
Mrs. Charles G.. Lennon: director, Katharine
| H. Stuart; Misses Rotchford, Suter. Lait-
| land, Curtis, Green, Minnigerode. Sipple
and Stuart. Messrs Wood, Bartels, Boothe
| and Wilkerson assisted by Miss Broadway
| of New Orleans. Miss NJ. O'Neal Mr.. G.
Hatley Norton and Mr.. Joseph Rodgers of
| Alexandria. Easter Sur day school festival
at 5 o'clock pm.
The choir: Soprano, Miss Lulie Rath-
| bone and Mrs. ]. F. McCuen; alto, Mrs.
| Chas. J. Deahl; bass. Mr. F. T. King; tenor.
| Mr.. Chas. I. Deahl; crganist. H. B. Ramey.
t n. y.
Cutler officiating.-Farmer's mass in b
| fiat and the Regina Coeli. Singers: So
pranos, Mesdames j. Monroe and N. Brill,
| Misses NJ. Greenwich K. Nugent, NJ. Mon
| roe, L. Greenwell and NJ. Maxwell; altos.
| Mrs NJ. Dwyer, Misses NJ. Lyles and H.
Hill: bassos, Messrs E. Lyles P. Downey
| and W. Whitcomb: baritones, Messrs. T.
| Burroughs and r. Wenzel: tenors, Messrs.
| +. NJ. Birrell and J. H. Strder; director
| and organist, Mr.. Joseph Monroe.
Committee Meeting.
| The city democratic committee will hold
meeting in the market house building on
| Monday night next for the purpose of
electing chairman and to make the final
arrangement for the democratic primary
| election to be held for the selection of can
| didates for the city offices. The candidates
| for the various offices will be expected to
hand in their names, SO their pro rata
share of the expenses may be assessed
against them. The canvass is now becom-
ing hot, and 1t is hoped the best men will
win.
The public and private schools have clos
ed for the Easter holidays.
NJ. P. Vincent has declined to accept the
position as chairman of the city democratic
committee.
The Knights of Pythias' rainbow social
is attracting quite large crowds nightly.
MISS Mamie Marshall is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Reeves of Charlottesville is visiting
the Misses Herbert, on Washington street
The steamer Howard Cassard, after hav-
ing had number of improvements made
to her machinery, will be launched on
Monday afternoon.
Two hundred thousand herring arrived at
FiShtown yesterday.
The funeral of Miss Cora Field. who died
yesterday, will take place from her late
residence, on Prince street, tomorrow
morning.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles Campbell
who was killed in the Southern railway
yards in Washington took place from the
residence OF Mr.. James J. Lyles this after
noon at o'clock.
Rev. Thoron H. Rice and Capt X
kemper have returned from Leesburg
where they have been attending the Chcsa-
peake presbytery.
Potomac Tent of Rechabites held a resu-
lar meeting last night.
Mayor Strauss has returned from a visit
to Baltimore.
Mr.. John r. Reed and Miss Hannah Paff
will be married in this city on Wednesday
next.