The evening times., 1897-04-17
EpiscOpnl.

The Pro-CathedTal Church Of st Mark.
corner OF Third and A streets southeast.
Rt Rev. Henry Yates SatteIlee, bishop:
Rev William LeverinE DevTies, rector; Rev
Charles Harris Hayes. curate-Eariy oele-
bration of the Holy Communion at 8 sO
o'cluck: another at :, and thiTd celebra-
ton at o'cloCk. when for the first time
in this parish will be rendered John n
Dykes complete communion service IN r.
Intruit. When I wake Up ! Am Present
With Thee. by : Breuton whitney. ~
Canist Of the Church uf the Advent. Boston:
Offertory anthem, Break Forth Into JOY,
] Barnhy The hymn service will Include:
Professional. l2i: before the sermon. I ?;
communion hymn. lis; reoessioHal, 445
Music with orchestra by the vested choir
OF the parish, consisting q IA boys, Ia
ladies anG 10 men, under the direction II
the precentoT, DT. John +. Parker Full
choral service at 7:3o y. IA. Professional,
ia; psalms. 1l3. ia and lis; Cantata
Domino. j Ohm Goss; Benedic Animea, J. c.
d Parker: hymns, liz and III: recess
sional. 10. The choir is composed OF the
following members: Boys-Willie Dalton,
Charley Fonda, Elmer Holland, H. Edgar
Barnes, Horace George, Pinkney Earnshaw,
Robert Earnshaw w, John Babcock, John Ellis
Parker, jr; Horace Spence. Preston Burch,
Ben Bowles, Murray Ricketts,. Misses
Eleanor Baker. Lucy T. Smith, Eveline
Tasker, Carrie l. Shields, vira G. Howe,
Mabel Towner, Carrie F. Wolflay, G. Fair
fax, NJ F. Nichols, Susie Davis, and Mes
danes Marsh, NJ F. Holderman. ]. NJ. Jes-
ter and c. J. Lucy Gentlemen-Paul 4.
Steele, Henry p Blair. Charles V, Sam
uels, F. A Kendall, william Smith, Harry
Sprucebank, c. J. Lucy, w. S. Hodges, Han
way German, Harmon Smith. and George
Y. Earnshaw. Crucifer, George Rock; Or
ganist, Miss Mildred Johnston; pTecentor,
DR.. John +. Parker.
st. stephens Church, Columbia Heights,
Rev. Geo. F. Dudley, rector-Mo rning, Pro
cesSlonal II ymn No. 109; Welcome, Happy
Morning: Christ, Our Passover; cnant, E.
]. Hopkins; TIE Deum and Benedictus,
Stainer in A Intruit anthem, As 1t Began
to Dawn, G. c. Martin; communion service,
Monk, in c; offertory anthem, God Hath
Appointed a Day, Berthold Tours; Re-
cessional II ymn No. 123, Alleluia, A ncuia.
At the afternoon service, 4 p. m, the
music will include Smart in G; the anthem,
carols will be sung by the Sunday school
Music under the direction OF the organist
and choirInaster, Mr. c. w. Duncan Allen.
Choir of vested men and boys, with two
lady soloists, Mitchell, soprano, and Mrs
E. NJ. Mcleod, alto.
The choir is composed as follows: So
pranos, Albert Agnew, Phillip Clarke,
George Cornnell, Walter Cox, Edmund
Emmerich, Howard Etchison, Granville
GusS, George Hundley, Smith Hempstener,
Robert Hughes, Jack Kendall, Ellis Nc
Leod, william Pickles and Berkeley Linn
erick: altos, Claude Edmunds and Therrett
Towles: tenors. Messrs Harrison Brown,
Walter A. Browne, william n. Langton
and H W Thayer; baSses, Messrs. Fulton
Lewis, DR. b. F. Gibbs, W. R. Bushby,
Howard Edmonds, r. r Mitchell, c. w.
whipIae, Beverly Towles and Vivian
Everett.
Church OF the Ascension, corner Twelfth
street and Massachusetts avenue northwest
Rev John II. Elliott, s. T. D.. rector;
Rev. Thomas W. Cooke, assistant minister.
First celebration OF the Holy Communion,
: 80 a m, when the service viii be sung
by the Chapter OF Praise. At IL a. m.
there viii be morning prayer, sermon by
the rector, and second celebration OF the
holy Communion. The music at this
service win be sung by the vested choir
OF the parish, consisting OF thirty-seven
men and boys. AT 4 q. m. the Sunday
school or the parish viii hold It's festival
service, ana a number of carols viii be
sung. The parish choir viii assist at this
service, and the anthem at the offertory
Will be Dr Charles vincent's effective
setting OF the hymn, The Strife is Ger,
the Battle Done.
The musical part OF the service at IL
O'Clock win be as follows: Professional
hymn, Welcome, Happy Morning, Sir Ar