The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-13
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Free Church of the Incarnation, Twelfth
and streets northwest, Rev I. L. Town
send, s. T. d. ,rector-First Eucharist
| $50 a. M; mathis, sermon and second
Eucharist, IL a. m.; Sunday school fes-
| tival, p. m. Professional, "Wel come
Happy Morning. Sullivan; aChrist, Our
Passover" Schilling; "Gl orla," Woodland
"Te Deum," Sullivan; "Jubil ate," Wood
ard; introit, Jesus Christ is Risen Today
| Davidica; Gloria Tibi'' and "Laus Christie, -
Short; hymn, Jesus Lives" Gauntlet;
Gloria" after sermon, Schill ing; offer
tory, II Know that My Redeemer Llveth,''
j. Hayden Wand; Presentation of Aims
anon; :Sanctus y Wesley; communion
hymn, Hodges; "Gloria in .Excelss,' Zen
He is Risen," NeaDder. Choir-Thomas c.
Pole, precentor; George T.. Watts, organ
list; Miss Florence King, violinist Masters
Charles Paxton, j. II. Holl and, Thomas
Smith, Carl Dreamer, A. e. Watts, Arthur
Maddox, Harry White, Don Davis, Harry
Pole, Thomas Sipe, Harry Lashhorn, Ray
mond Burkett, Raymond Mansfield, Win
ter Swart, Misses Annie Wells M. l.. Sipe,
M. Macgill, Bessie Holland, Serena Gray,
s. Smith, Messrs. T.. c. Pole, w. Stay
maker, j. r. Gemmill, o. w. Hyde, J. +.
Snow, II. l.. Murdoch, W. Murdoch, c. T.
Dulin, Owen Roberts, and w. Howings.
Church of the Ascension, Rev John H
loe Snyder, assist ant ministerial the
early celebration of, the holy eucharist
the Chapter of Praise will have charge
of the music. Order of service at IL
o'clock a. m, when the vested choir of
thirty men and boys will sing:
Pro cess ional, hymn 100, welcome,
Happy Morning." SullivaHiproper anthem,
Christ, our passover, is sacrificed for
u.s." Hodges; proper Psalm, ii, lyii cxi;
Gloria Patri, No. /, Hodges, in +; No. 2,
Tours, in ID; No. 3, Hattersley, in E flat;
TIE Deum, Lutkin, in @; Jubilate, double
chant, in flat, DR.. w. III. Walter; Introit,
hymn 121, THE strife is DER, the battle
DONE" Palestrina; Kyrie,Sin G, Elvey;
"Gloria Tibi,'' in G Knauff; hymn ia
Christ, the Lord, is risen again." tune,
Wirtemburg; offertory anthem God
hath appointed day in the which He shall
judge the world" Berthold Tours offer
tory, aseription, long meter doxology;
Sanctus, from service in G., J. Baptiste
Calkin; hymn 118, AT the Lambs high
FEAST Rosemuller; Gloria IN Excelsis,
from service in G, Henry Smart; recess
raise the strain," Sullivan.
AT 4 p. n. the Easter festival of the
Sunday-school will be held in the church,
when, assisted by the full choir, the children
will sing their carols.
Choir Decani: Basses--M essrs. Charles
r. hopeIlsl Poiolst, curry, ana Miller.
Tenors-Messrs. James G. Traylor, soloist,
and Robert p. Stone. Sopranos and altos
Edward Eynon, sololst; Berkeley Geyer,
Edwin Smith, Victor Olmsted, Clarence
Wright, Willie McCaully, Wallace Nor
gan, John Schultz, Naudain Williamson,
Palmer Ballenger, soloist, and Mills Dean.
Cantoris Basses-Messrs. George E.
Terry. soloist, and Homer Query. Tenors-
Messrs. n. II. Camp and Lee Sopranos and
altOS-Warrpn EYnOn Rom
Shave, Frank Blasdell, Cecn BlasdelI,
Graham Cooksdy, = Harry Jones, Charlie
Sigourncy, Lynn Gillchrest, Willie John
son, and Raymond Ayre.
Librarian, Mr.. Arthur Miller; assistant
director, Mr.. James e. Traylor; organist
and cho irmaster, Mr. Francis Edward
Camp.