The evening times., 1897-04-17

thur Sullivan; proper anthem, Christ, Oul
Passover, Is Sacrificed for Us. Bertholt
Tours. Gloria Patri, after proper Psalms
iii lvii, and cxi) and 2, from Magnificent
in ID, B. Tours; 8, from the Easter an
them, Christ, Our Passover, Tours; TIE Deunl
and Jubilate in b flat, DIR. G. Villiers
Stanford: Introit hymn, Christ, the Lord, Is
Risen Today, DIR. E. F. Rimbault; Kyrit
Eleison and Gloria Tibi in G, j. b. Calkin
hymn, The Strife Is Der, the Battle Done
from Palestrina; anthem a offertory, Al
1t Began to Dawn Toward the First Day
of the Week, DR.. Charles Vincent; ascrip
ton, long meter doxology, Gull, Franc
Sanctus in G, Caikin; hymn of communion,
At the Lambs High Feast We Sing, j.
Rossmuller; Gloria in Excelss in q, Henry
Smart; recessional hymn, Come, Ye Faith
full, Raise the Strain, Sir A. Sullivan.
The personnel of the choir is as folio ws:
Decani, BASES, Messrs Charles +. Rob-
erts, Arthur Miller, Launcelot b. Lee,
Reese de Graffenreid, George A Weaver,
and Edward A. Keeling; tenors, Messrs.
James G Traylor and Robert p Stone;
contraltos, Warren Eynon and Bert Nye;
sopranos, Edgar Cooksey, George Wallace,
LtShc MdlCOllll. IONdfd 0dlbTdltu, JOHiI
E. N Hume, Frank Alexander, Clarence
Wright, Harry Peyton and Fred Daiker;
cantoris, basses, Messrs. George +. Terry,
Homer Guerry, William l.. Farnnam and
Frank w. Sigourney; tenors, Mai. N. H..
Camp and Messrs. George Lee and Robert
Lea; contraltos, Graham Cooksey and
Irving Spedden; sopranos, John Alexander,
Hareld Gotwald, Herman Carl, Paul Mitch
ell, James Ford, Joseph Willis, Elmo Tur-
ton, Frank Wallace, and Newton Hammer;
librarian, Mr.. Arthur Miller; assistant
director, Mr.. James G. Traylor; organist
and choirmaster, Mr.. Francis Edward
Camp.
st. Paul's Church, Twenty-third street,
near Washington Circle, Rev. Alfred Har-
ding, rector; Rev. Philip NJ Prescott and
Rev. Mr.. Stryker, assistant priests Serv-
ices on Easter day at 6, 7:30 and 8 a. M ,
Holy Communion. AT IL a. m, mathis
and high celebration Chldren's service
with carols by the sunday-school, at p.
m. Choral evensong at 7:30 p. m.
At the 1 O. clock service the following mu-
sical program will be rendered by the vested
choir of thirty-five voices, with organ and
orchestral accompaniment: Professional,
Alleluia, Risen LORD, Henry Wilson; an.
them in f, Christ, Our Passover, Is Sacri-
feed for Us, Dr. J. s b. Hodges; TIE Deum
and Jubilate Dec in +, Tours; fntroit, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Today, Mozart; Commu-
nion Service IN F, Tours: hymn, At the
Lambs High Feast, Bach; offertorium. As
IL Began TO Dawn, Vincent; Teoessiunal,
Come, Ye Faithful. sullivan.
At the = so service the same hymns and
anthem viii be sung, and also the Festival
and NunC Dimittis in r. 10y King
Han. The membership q tie choir Is az
follows soprani. Arthur Rittenhouse,
George Rokford, John Haii,augh. BENJAMIN
Rollins, Ray Randall. Williamson smth,
Frank Morgan, George Gheen. william
latuer, Collie Bell. John Maury, r sin
clair. Max Duvall. James Holson. Hcrlert
Chick, A. Parker. and ] feflcbower,
Miss Florence GnEg and Miss Mary Walk,
aItos. Miss Ball. Mis- Mercer and MiAs Dunn.
ienors. William T Reed. J Stuart Ball,
Charles u Raub and J. c. Eall,u. tas>,s,
T. 7 Belt, c. A. LymgStedt, Warren s
Young, Frank Ban ana John Bundick. IL
JTaTian, william FIeiss, cTucifer. Thomas
NuIlett. acoly tcs. Joseph GasoUigne, Charles
and Charles Bell, assistant or
sanis., Miss Mary T.. Ross: organist and
Mr.. ID. b. Macleod.
Church OF the Incarnation-Music by
vested choir. Mathis: Prelude, Schooner;
hymn 112; anthem, Christ,
Our Passover, Schillng; proper psalms, 4,
is, Il; GlUrias, Earl OF Mornington; Te
Deum, Fay; Jubilate, Bridgewater; solo
by Mrs. Maude II. Parsons, The Resurrec-
ton, Shelley; Holy Eucharist; Kyrie Elei-
son, GoUnod; Gloria Tibi Paxton: Laus
Christie, Paxton; hymn 112; Gloria (after
Maybrick; offertory, Awake Up
My Glory, Barnby; at presenta ton Of
aims, Old Hundred; Sarsum Corda, j.
Camidge; Sanctus, j. Cainidge; Agnus Del,
Gounod; Gloris in EXcelis, Old Chant; Nunc
Barnby; recessional, hymn 1T;
Postlude, Hallelujah, Handel. The choir
is as follows: Sopranos, Mrs. MaUde H.
Parsons, soloist: Mrs. Rex Smith and Miss
Ada CaulfIeld; contraltos, Mrs F. Ed
wards, soloist; Miss Blanche Landon and
Miss Lillian Cramer; tenors, Mr.. Davis, So
DIST; Mr.. John Sykes and Mr.. a B. Bar
ringer; BASES, Messrs. Henry Francis
Bell, soloist; McCarmick, W. f Reynolds,
sleig hmaker and Albert Watts; boys,
Donald Davis, Winter Swartz, Milton Dur
nall, Francis Durnall, Carl Cramer. Harry
White, Roger Paine, William Curtis and
Arthur Bauer Prof James Caulfield, Or
yanist and choirmaster.
Trinity-Morning service: Process ssional
hymn, No. ola, We march, we march, etc,
3anhy; Easter anthem, Christ, Our Pass
over, Mllard; Gloria Patr, No ] Mil
ard; Gloria Patri, No. ?, Gunter: Gloria
Patri, No. 3, Farmer; TIE Deum Laudamus,
n ID, Hodge; Jubilate Deo, Frost; Introit |
lynn, No. ia, Hopkins; Kyrie Eleison, |
n f, Middleton; Gloria Tibi, Handel; hymn |
So. III, Neander; offertory anthems, No |
|, He is Risen, by Claire; No ., If we |
believe that Jesus died. Simper; Trisagion, |
hymn No. 22S, Sullivan; Nunc |
Dimittis, Stainer; recessional hymn No. |
'6S The choir is composed Of the follow |
ng: Boys, Burnie Burnside, Karl Kerr, |
Raymond French, George Swift, Wesley |
Middleton, Hubbard Bean, Earl Cragin |
Arthur Sargent, Fred Shaffer, Randolph |
sweet, Edward Juneau, Lawrence Bryan; |
oprani, Misses Goodwin. Washington, |
Browning, Middleton, Weeden and Davis: |
lu, Misses Cruitt. Ballman, Caraway, |
Iunt and Mckee; tenori, Messrs Bright |