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ham, assistant organist; George H. chaudlee,

| Waterman. d. D., pastor. The following
| music will be rendered at the morning SER
vice Organ prelude, Pilgrims Chorus, F
major, Wagner, Miss Annie F Dashiell
20 Be joyful in the Lord, - Jubilate Dec, in
ID major, Dudley Buck. Arranged for full
chorus choir, with quartette formale voices,
trio for soprano, first and second altos,
| duet for soprano and alto, quartette for
| female voices, full chorus in unison, tenor
solo, and Gloria Patri to be suing by full
chorus choir. He Lives Again Our Clio
| rious King - F major, William B. Bradbury.
| Sung by the entire chorus choir with
orchestra accompaniment. I'VE Acknowl-
edge Thee TO Be the Lord" TIE Deum Lau-
damus, in F major, John B. Dykes. To be
sung by the entire chorus choir, with So
| prano chorus in unison. also tenor and bass
chorus in unison; soprano and alto chorus
| in unison; and the entire choir in full
unison; chorus for soprano and alto;
chorus for tenor and bass in unison; and
| finale for the full chorus choir Anthem,
Christ Our Lord is Risen To-day" Ale
| lula, in minor, Joseph L. Roeckel. Ar
ranged for full chorus choir in unison;
| quartette for male voices and chorus for
emit : choir; second quartette for male
voices, and finale chorus, Alleluia, for
the full chorus choir. 0ffertory soprano
solo. 1.-The Resurrection" Harry Rowe
Shelley; Miss Mary A. Mckee. "Our
Lord Is Risen From the Dead" A major,
George Kingsley. To be sung by the full
! chorus choir with orchestra accompaniment
GLORIOUS Is Thy Name Almighty Lord |"
Gloria in Excelsis from Twelfth Mass c
major, Mozart. To be sung by the entire
chorus choir. Grown the Saviour King
of Kings" ID major, Thomas Hastings.
Sung by the entire chorus choir and with
orchestra accompaniment. Organ postlude,
Romano Marcia, in + major, Gounod;
Miss Annie F. Dashiell.
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ing ladies and gentlemen: Sopranos, Mrs.
Carrie Mayers-Gothold (solo soprano), Miss
Lottie Mae Burkhart, Mary A. Mckee
(offertory soloist), Ina V. Hotchkiss, .Mrs.
Ella w. Southland, Miss Hattie l.. Wise, Miss
Cassie Mae Knight, Mrs. Cameron, Miss
Blanche Cleary, Miss Alverda g. Hawk, Mrs.
Mackenzie, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. G. b. Browne,
Miss Ellis, Miss Sylvester; altos, Miss
Emily Scrivener, Mrs. c. d. Keene, Miss
Katie Young Miss Sallie Crawford, and Miss
Young; tenors, Charles Haydn Chase, G. Z.
Schneider Qenor solost), Lewis Heininger,
F. G. Linger, W. Roy Mitchell, Siller F.
Croft, j. A. Greene, Frank L. Chaplin,
Mr.. Main; bassos, William /. Campbell,
Walter Potbury, j Harry Davis, Henry
Nolda, s. s. Nelligar, Heary Brewood,
John Young, Gustav Won Toussiant, John
G. Maier, and John Graham; librarian,
Miss Emily Scrivener; organist, Miss Annie
F. Dashiell; director of music, Prof. Haydn
Chase Orchestra: Charles s. ShTeye, Jr. :,
cornet; first yiolins, Ebert II. johnson,
Walter Harvey, Henry Krouse, John P.
Challice, Fritz Kummell, William Roome;
Mr.. Ephraim Repp, clarionet; w. Crockett,
Brown, double bass.
A full chorus choir of forty voices and an
orchestra of ten instruments viii render
the above music.
The Y NJ. c. A male quartet, Messrs
Schneider, Heininger, Chase, and Campbell,
will render the male quartet music, and
Mrs Carrie Mayors 6 othold, Miss Lottie
Burkhart, Mrs. C. B. Keene, and Miss Emily
Scrivener will render the music for the
ladies' quartet Mr.. Z. c. Schneider viii
will be the tenor soloist, Mrs. Carrie Mayors
Gothold and Miss Mary A. Mckee will be the
soprano soloists, and Miss Emily Scrivener
Will be the alto soloist. In the evening
special missionary Easter feIvioe Will be
rendered by the Sunday school. Music APP
propriate TO the occasion Will lie sung by
the school and specialmusic by the Y NJ. c. A.
Quartette.
Metropolitan A. NJ E. Churchill a. m,
Gloria, Mozart; Christ Our Passover; Bart
lett; 1870 O'Clock p. m.-Opening hymn
Metropolitan; ]. T. Layton. Innovation;
Forth; ]. A. Broad; choir. Solo-Christ
the Lord is Risen To-day; Bogert; Mr..
Charles Champ Chorus-ChristO Our Pass
over; Wheat choir Solo-0n the Cross;
Bragdon; Miss j. r. Bush. Chorus-Qui
tolls; Mozart; choir. Solo-Show Me Thy
Ways, oh Lord; Farrente; Mr. w. w. orme.
Chorus-Thanks Be to God; Smallword;
choir. Solo-I Know that My Redeemer
Lives; Rossini; Mrs. E. Thompson. Solo
aud Chorus-Fraise Ye the Lord; Broad;
Mrs. j. H. Armstrong and choir Solo
immortality; Sheppard; Miss c. A Patter-
son. Solo-Propacatus; ROssini; Prof. j.
L. Layton. ChOrus-Kyrie; Mozart; choir.
organist, Prof. C. G. Harris; director, Prof.
j. T. Layton; Pastor, Rev. j T. Janifer.
Soprano-M. Kicks, j r. Bush, S E Turk,
c. A. Patterson, L. G. Arnold, G. Moore,
NJ. Howard, L. E. Joiner, A. Simms, L.
Armstrong, II Geary, E. Thompson, A.
Bailey. Alto-A. Brooks, j. Jones, L. Lee,
Dodson, s. E. Tyree, E. Patterson, III.
Morgan, c. Baker. Tenor. II. Lewis,
w. w. ome, c. Champ, j. simms, T. L.
Upshau, William Joiner. Bassos-William
Counor, c. H. Deane F. Dodson, j. Wash
ington, E. Hubbard, z. Jones, R. P. Left
witch, G. F. Rogers, II. Simms, William
Bell.
The Dupont Circle Methodist Episcopal
Sunday-school, which began last Sunday
under such encouraging auspices, is plan
ming for most interesting service Easter
Sunday. There viii be some special music,
both vocal and instrumental. The
scholars viii be remembered with souYe-
Mrs appropriate to the day. AT the
meeting of the teachers of the school on
Thursday evening the plans of work were
fully discussed, and active measures taken
to provide fGr all the necessities of a we'll
regulated and delightful school. Mr..
Sites, the superintendent, is fortunate in
having the cooperation of O most excel
lent corps of experienced teachers, and
tits q foregone conclusion that the new en-
terprise in the northwest will prove a great
success.
The regular church services Will be held
at 1 a. m. and 7:30 p. m, Rev. Dr.Ames,
superintendent Of the Bible Training
School, preaching in the morning, and the
pastor, Rev. Hugh Johnston, ID. D., in the
evening. After the evening service it is
proposed to organize branch of the
Epworth League. DR.. Johnston conducted
prayer-meeting on Thursday evening last
with a satisfactory attendance.
Grace Church, Georgetown-Early OBJ |
servance of the holy communion, 730. |
The music at the observance of the holy
communion at IL O'Clock service will be: |
Professional, hymn 115, B. Tours; Easter |
chant. Mornington; "Te Deum," j. II. Rog-
ers; "Jubilate,'' F. A. G. Ouseley; hymn |
113, A. S. Sullivan; "Kyrie Eleison,"
Griffiths; "GIoria Tibi," anon; hymn ia,
Wirtemberg; offertory, hymn 116, Raper; |
"Sanctus," Spohr; hymn %, j. 8. B. |
Hodges; 'Gloria in EXcelsis,' Zenner; |
occasional hymn, 121, from Palestrina. |
The choir will be composed of the following |
members: Mrs. Matte Bause, Mrs. Frank |
Fauth, the Misses Lula Grimes, Laura |
Benton, Lille Benton, Nena Norton, and |
Eva Dundee, soprani; Mrs. A. Pearson and |
Miss Eva Magruder, alti; Dr. Harry War
field Howell and Mr.. A Hess, tenori; |
Messrs Richard S. Ballenger, Wm Nc !
Shea and Harry Boyd, bassi; Mr. Arden |
Howell, director; Miss Minnie Grimes, |
organist. Sunday school celebration Easter |
Sunday evening at 100. Repetition of
Easter services the following Sunday
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.