Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-04
AT FAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
Programs of Easter Music in the Different
Churches.
Police Court Cnses Tried by the
MayOr-L0cal Notes Of General
and Especial Interest.

| ihS Shoi' u the LpisCOIdl SdtiloltC anu
some of the other churches have been for
| some weeks rehearsing the Easter music TO
be rendered tomorrow, and the programs
! are quite elaborate. They are given below:
Christ Church, organist, Mrs. Chas. C.
| Lennon; director, Miss Katherine III.
Stuart.-Anthem, This is the Day Which
the Lord Hath Made, f. V Hall: chant,
hrist Our Passover, 322 Hutchings: Gloria
Patri No. A. Hutchings, No. 3, Kay; TIE
| Deum, Dudley Buck, b minor; Jubilate Dec,
| Ii. p. banks; hymn, Welcome, Happy
Morning, 100, Hutchngs; Gloria Tibi, No.
| Al, Tours; hymn, Christ, the Lord, Has
! Risen Today, Hutchiugs; offertory, L Am
| he Tina; Liveth, c. Simper; DoXology; holy
communion; Sanctus, rs; hymn, 225, Gloria
| in Excelss, 1903, Hutchings; hymn, l12.
| Choir-Soprano Misses Blanche Rotchford,
| Lucy Minnigerode, Caroline Hunter, Nellie
Curtis. Mary Bentz May Green and Mrs.
Frank Anderson; alto, Misses Rose Sipple,
| Sarah Taylor, Maggie O'Neal and RATHER
| Inc Stuart; tenor, Messrs Murray, Bartels
| William Wood, DR.. Bechtel, William Nc
Cuen and William Hogan: bass, William
| Wilkerson. Gardner l.. Boothe, Ii. A.
| Schwartz and Joseph Rogers.
| st. Pauls Churchill am, professional
| hymn, No. 1O9, Welcome, Happy Morning,
A. S Sullivan; Christ Our Passover, in n.
+. Schilling; Gloria Patr, Nos 1 and =,
| Bailia; No. 3, BoZnauski; TIE Deum, in +,
| +. Schilling; Jubilate in L fat, arranged
| from Stabat Mater, III. Millard introir
| hymn, No. lis, At the Lambs High Feast
| We Sing, Schilling; Gloria Tib in L fiat.
| Emerson; hymn 122, Jesus Lives: sermon:
| offertory anthem, God Hath Appointed a
| Day, Berthold Tours, offertory ascription,
| Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow:
| Sanctus, in l. fiat, Conant. communion
| hymn No. 225; Gloria in Excelsis, old chant..
Choir-Soprano. Misses Carrie Evans, Jaret
! Fawcett and Effie Tyler; alto, Misses Flor-
ence Evans, Sarah Rathbone and Mrs. Nir-
| ginia Evans-O'Brien; tenor, Messrs. 5.
| Frank Field, Benz. J. Jacobs and DIR. Her.
| bert MacNamee of Washington; bass,
| George II. Evans. VIM. l.. Field and George
| b. Kennedy: violins Miss Helen Whittles.y,
| Mr.. Courtney Houck and Mr.. Brook Amisa
| OF Washington; cello, Mr.. Walter Whittle-
sey: Mr.. Sherman b. Fowler, organist and
| director.
| Grace Church-G am. holy communion;
| II am. morning prayer and holy COM
| munion; pm, evening prayer. am:
| Processional hymn, 121; Kyre, Clement r.
| Gales; Gloria Tibi, Carey; offertorium.
| Easter Anthem. Chapel. presentation of
| aims: Old Hundred; Sursum Corda, c. f. b.;
! Sanctus Wesley: Agnus. Stainer: COM
| munion hymn, 30; Gloria in EXcelsis W. o.
| Wilkerson; post communion, Nunc Dmit-
| It's. IL am: Professional hymn. 121; Easter
| Anthem, Chapel; TIE Deum, Charles e
| kingsbury: Benedictus, II. p. banks; introit
| hymn, 122: offertorium Angels. Roll the
| Rock Away; remainder of service at q m.
! pm: Professional hymn. 10; Magnificat.
/ Charles III. Lloyd: Nunc Dimittis Charles
| H. Lloyd; Office hymn, 1l5; hymn before
| sermon. III; offertorum, Easter Anthem.
| Chapel; occasional hymn. 31i. Personnel
of choir-Sopranos, Miss Lulu Rathbone and
| Mrs. j. r. McCuen; alto Mrs. Charles j.
| Deahl; tenor, Charles j. Deahl: bass Frank
| T. King; organist Horace Il. Rainey Easter
| festival of Sunday school will be held al .
| am.
| ST. Mary's Church-At the II O'Clock
mass Peters Nidi Aquam will he followed
by LeJeaIs mass in ID; cffertory Gauda-
/ mus, Diabeli. and Strike the Cymhal, Pu-
! citta. Rosewig's Eespers will be sung at 4
| o'clock, with Ave Maria, Willard: Magnifi-
| cat, Emmerigs; Regina Coeli Werner: .
Salutars, Verdi; Tantum Ergo. Willard;
| Today He's Risen, Webbe; LauGate pomi-
| mum, Rosewig The choir will he composed
OF the following talent. with full orchestral
aecompaniments. at both the morning and
| evening services: Sopranos Mrs Julia
| Monroe Mrs Jacob Brill Mrs NJ r. OSul-
/ livan, Misses May Greenwich Lottie Green
well, Kate Nugent, Hattie Hill and Alice
Mdxfield; altos, Misses Mamie Lyles and
| Tina Schuler; tenors. Messrs. John ii. Stri-
der and w. II. Whitcomb; bassos VIM L.
| Hoy, r. W. Wenzel. Thos. H. Burroughs
and p. H. Downey; director, Prof T. II.
Police Court.
The police on duty last night report tho
night as being clear and cold. with one
prisoner and ten dodgers at the station
| house. Mayor Thompson this morning
disposed of the following cases: George
Jones. arrested by Special officer Baker for
being drunk and disorderly and carrying
concealed weapons; fined SO. William
| Bright arrested by officers Beths and Will
kerson, charged with breaking and enter
| ing the store of James I. Upton and steal
! ing lot of candy, etc. Continued until
| Z o'clock tonight.
| Slight Collision.
There was a slight collision on the electric
| railroad yesterday on the Bromilau curve
| just south of the city, between passenger
car No. g. bound for this city, and the
| freight car going to New Alexandria. Each
| motorman the other I'm time to
check up, and beyond breaking the bumper
and front platform of the passenger car
! no damage was done. The track was
blocked and travel delayed for half an
| hour.
Another Robbery.
Mr.. Andrew Deaver, who runs store
| at the corner Of Oronoco and Patrick
streets, reported al police headquarters yes
terday that his store had been entered
! Wednesday night and three boxes of chew
| ing tobacco lot of cigars and IS, which
| was in the money drawer, stolen. The
| thieves gained an entrance on the Patrick
street SIDE by cutting several Stats out OF
the blinds and raising the window. The
| police are engaged In working up the case.
Changed Hands.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Cockrell has purcha sod
| from Mr.. j. NJ. Hill the controlling inter-
| est in the Alexandra Times. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Cockrell who is a young at
torney OF this city, viii be the future edf-
| ter Of the paper. and Mr.. Roy ID. HassIer
will cor tinue to be the business manager
Notes.
| Miss Dorothy Little Of Baltimore is spends
ing the Easter holidays with Mrs. j. A.
| johnson, on Pitt street
Mr.. Marshall Cheshire, while painting
| from a ladder at the market building yesx
terday evening, fell and was quite badly
| hurt.
The regular monthly meeting of the Re-
| lief Hook and Ladder Company was held
| last night. Only routine business was trans
| acted
| Mr.. G. ID. johnson yesterday received a
| commission from Gov. OFerrall as notary
| public for four years, dating from March
| IS last.
Miss Dora Chinn Of this city is visiting
| her sister. Mrs. w. III. Richards, in Fred
| ericksburg.
Mrs. A. c. Edwards of Oak Grove Vest
moreland county, is the guest of Miss Mary
| Lynn on South Lee street.
| The Independent Pleasure Club gave their
regular weekly hop in the Braddock House