The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-13
MFTHOnTST CHURCHES

Hamline NJ. E. Church, Ninth and P
streets northwest, under the direction of
Prof. ]. Arthur Rose:
Morning Service, II a. m.-Prelude,
"offerteIre, >, in "A, Batiste; organist, Prof
Otis d. SWEET. Anthem, Christ, Our
Passover" schilling; soloists, Misses Ida
O'Neal and Emma Williams and Messrs.
Phil E. Baer and ]. Walter Humphrey An
them, Thanks Be to Cod" Smallwood;
soloists as above. offertoire, bass solo,
1.-The Angels Story" Danks; Mr.. Arthur
Z. Middleton. Postlude, Toccata and Fugue
in ID minor. Bach.
Evening Service, Z: 30 p. m. I Praise Service
Prelude. Communion" in G, Batiste;
Anthem, "Hark, Hark, My Soul,' Shelley;
soloists, Misses Julia Turner and Emma
Williams. Anthem. "Jubilate Deo,' in F,
Holden; eoloists. Misses Julia Turner and
Williams and Messrs. Phil E. Baer and J.
Walter Humphrey. Offertoire, tenor solo,
Jerusalem" Parker; Mr.. Phil Z. Baer
Quartette, abide With Me-" Schryock;
Misses Ida O'Neal and Emma Williams
and Messrs. Phil E. Baer and ]. Walter
Humphrey. Easter carol, "O'er the Bloom
ing Waking Sod, >" by the Choral Union.
Postiude, "Offertoire,' in B flat, A Hesse;
personnel of choir, sopranos, Misses Ida
O'Neal, Daisy 0,Neal, Laura H. Dolan,
Julia Turner, Maize Reinohl, Grace Muir
head, Georgia Jeffrey, Mesdames NJ. A
Wertz Madge Shea, BENJAMIN Durfee:
altos. Misses Emma Williams, Bertha Gros-
sart, Eva Whitford, Jacyntha Judson, Car
RE g. Heigdon, Edith Walford, Emily H.
Rose; tenors, Messrs. Phil Z. Baer, E. J.
Febrey, n. z. Nell, c. H. Childs, Paul F.
Grove; bassos, Messrs. j. Walter Humph-
rey, Raymond Moulton, Arthur E. Middle
ton, Orville Ballard, william Alberger,
w. A. Cannon, Earnest r. Humphrey, John
Baer.
In the morning the pastor, Rev Ebert
S Todd, ID. D., viii preach an Eastersermon
The evening will be devoted to Praise
Service, music by choir as above, congre-
gational singing, hymns and several short
addresses by the pastor and others.
Twelfth Street NJ. E. Church southeast
He is risen indeed" by Hull; Hymn 225.
Hymnal; Christ has won the victory" solo
and chorus, Danks; Christ our Passover"
solo and chorus, Williams; Hymn 994,
Hymnal; The Lord has risen indeed
solo and chorus, Emerson; Hymn 1884,
Hymnal; He is risen," solo and chorus,
Martens; Hymn 544. Hymnal Choir
Soprano, Mrs. c. A. Williams, Mrs. n. E.
Webb. Misses Fordham and Garrett alto,
Mrs. w. II. Harmer, Misses Gates, Freeman
and Miss Lille Garrett; tenors Messrs
Edward Saxton and John Belt; basso,
Messrs. W. II. Hammer, Oliver Ports, B.
Emerson and George Fordham; organist
Mrs. A. Ryan; director, George Fordham.
Foundry M Z. Church, corner Fourteenth
and G streets northwest, Rev. o. A Brown,
ID. D., pastor. Morning service IL O'Clock
Organ prelude; Hymn $50, 1.-The day OF
resurrection;" prayer; scripture lesson;
offerory solo, 1.-The resurrection song
Miss Elizabeth Wahly; Hymn 237, "Our
Lord is risen from the Dead" sermon by the
pastor; solo, Christ is risen to-day"
Bischoff, Mr.. Emory Wilson; Hymn 259,
"Christ the Lord is risen again." doxology
and benediction; organ prelude. Evening
service, 1880 o'clock-Organ prelude:
quartet, THE king OF glory" banks;
Hymn 256, 1.-The head that once waserowned
with thorns;" prayer; quartette, "Gloria::r
offertory solo, THE angels story" banks,
Mrs. ID. DIN Leech; sermon by the pastor:
ouartette, The angel OF the Lord Goate;
Hymn 257, Grown himwithmany crowns;r
benediction; organ prelude. The quartette
for the occasion is composed Of Miss
Elizabeth Wahiy, soprano; Miss Elizabeth
Fill, alto; Irving o. Ball, tenor; William
K. Cohen, basso; F. A. Wilson, precentor:
W L. Cohen, organist; Miss Emily Felt