Evening star., 1896-03-30
HYATTSVILLE.

ooiate preparations Tor Easter music
are being made by the choirs Of the Cath
ohc and Episcopal churches of this place
AT ST. Jerome's Catholic Church the fol-
lowing program will be rendered: High
mass at 1890 am. Easter Sunday, Rev.
Lucien johnson. pastor, celebrant Kyrie
Haydn's sixteenth mass; Gloria, Haydn's
sixteenth mass; Credo, Haydn's second
mass; Sanctus. sixteenth mass, Haydn:
Benedictus. sixteenth mass, Haydn: Agnus
Del, second mass. Haydn; Ofertory, Gau-
deamus. Diabelas. Benediction, Regina
Caeli, Giorza; o Salutaris, Gregorian. and
Iantun Ergo. Millard. The personnel of
this choir is as follows: Sopranos, Mrs. ].
w. Aman. Mrs. Charles Acker Miss Lille
Acker. Miss Corinne Mcfarland, Miss Leila
Aman and Miss Lottie Fenwick: altos
Miss Louie Reilly and Miss Annie Burns
tenors. Mr.. r. E. White and Mr. William
]: Hickey; bassos. Mr.. J. Fred Reilly, Mr..
George Burns and Mr.. George E. Rely
organist, Miss Edith Gallant; director, Mr.
George E. Reilly
At the Pinckney Memorial Church Rev.
c. ]. s. Mayo rector. services will com
nence at IL o'clock am, and the choir will
render the following selec tions: /. Process
slonal hymn 1l2. Morgan: 2. Easter an
them. them Christ Our Passover" chaple: 8.
Deum." corbin; s. "Jubilate Deo," GILBERT
9. Hymn 115. Rotterdam; Z. Kyrie Eleison,
Eiyey: 8. Gloria Tibi" Garrett; 8. hymn
".
Not Here. but is Risen," Danaks: IL. Sane
tus 49, Wesley; II. Communion hymn 225
Agapi; IL. Gloria in Excelss," 451, ''Old
Chant;' IA. occasional hymn 121, Victory
Lulie Fuller. Mrs. Hugh Latimer; alto, Mrs.
F. A. Holden; tenors, Mr.. E. Fuller, Mr. J.
b. Burnside; basso, Mr.. L. F. Holden; Or
genist, Miss Nellie Moran.
BailiH Barr made a raid upon a number
of colored gamblers in the old George
Washington House, in Bladensburg about
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and sue
ceeded In catching four youths, who gave
Redmund, VIM. Fletcher and Fred Iexal
They were in the midst of a game@in an
upstairs room in the old building when the
bailiff broke open the door and placed the
nippers on their wrists. They will be tried
before Justice Bailey Of Bladensburg today
The Vansville Farmers Club met last Sat
Grday evening at the home of Mr.. s. W.
Beall. near Beltsville, with President ]. d.
Cassard in the chair The following mem
bers were present: Col. w. s. Powell, Dr.
NJ. D. Humes, A. J. Bennett, John Snow
den: D. NJ. Nesbit. F. NJ. Magruder, Col. w.
P. Davis, ]. D. Cassard, Charles H. Stan
ley and 8. w. Beall. The guests were Capt
X. w. Sylvester, president of the Maryland
agricultural College; DR.. J. r. Owens and
Professors E. H. Brinkley. H. ]. Patterson
and Robertson Of the same institution; Chas
Beall, r. E. Joice and VIM. Green of Wash
h.gton, Fillmore Beall of Sunnyside Wal
dermar Bendz of Beltsville and e. A. Fuller
three members Of the club, inspected the
farm OF the host. and reported 1t to be In
excellent condition. The club having, at, a
recent meeting, discussed the question of
esta ablfshing farmers markets In Washing
ton and Baltimore. Capt. Sylvester and Col
Powell reported the informatio they had
obtained on the subject by their visit to
Philadelphia. Prof. H. ]. Patterson chem
1st or the American Agricultural College
experiment station. delivered an impromptu
ADDRESS upon the subject Of soil fertility and
fertilization.
The annual election Of officers took place
which resulted in Col. w. s. Powell being
chosen as president of the club and George
+. Loweree reelected as secretary, The
members and their guests partook of an
elaborate repast in the dining room the
following ladies seeing to their comfort:
Mrs. s. w. Beall, Mrs. A. J. Bennett, Mrs.
Fillmore Beall, Miss Flcssie Bendz, Miss
Beall, Miss Sadie Jones and Miss Green.
The contract for building reservoir and
dam for the Columbia and Maryland electric
railway at Paint branch, between Lakeland
and College Park, has been awarded to Mr.
Joseph Brown Of Anne Arundel county, The
construction of this reservoir will occasion
the removal of about 22,OOO cubic yards of
earth. This reservoir will be used for sup
plying water to the power house, shortly to
be built at this point. Contractors Tally
and Allen will soon commence the construc-
tion of bridge over the branch in this
locality. Some of the piers have already
been laid.
An old folks concert was given Friday
evening at the Masonic Temple for the ben
eft of the M. E. Church South of this place.
The performers were all from Washington
and were appropriately costumed. A large
and appreciative audience was present.