The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-04-09

Minnie Lathrop Doane. Miss Theresa
Dudley. Miss Letta Fisher Miss Zaidee
w Gibson Miss Lydia r. Hughes, Miss
Gertrude Maud Johnston, Miss Anna
Lamborne Miss Addie Lynham, Miss
Jessie MacBride. Miss Ellen f. Matthews.
Mrs Ida o. McQueston, Mrs Georgia T.
Meyers. Miss Alice II. Peabody Miss Mabel
V. Pratt and Miss Mary E. Pond; tenOrs,
Messrs Bella W, Beebe. David L. Burnett,
Thomas Reed Gift, Philip w Coleman,
Dr. Thomas J. Ehleider. Henry Allen
Hazen, George c. Johnston. Thomas How
ard McGill. Henry Player, David c.
Proctor and Charles II. Wright; bassos,
Messrs. Arthur WILDER Bache, Jesse c..
Brooke, ]. Wilbert Brown David II.
Clark. Mart John Connolly. Wilmer T..
Griffith John Humphrey. Herbert ID.
Lawson. Orlando NJ. Mcpherson. Frank
Ayers Mute Henry NJ. Paul. Jasper r.
Show and George NJ. Taylor; organist
and conductor, John W. Bischoff; organ
lists assistant Mrs. Elsie Bond Bisch off.
librarian, Walter Allen.
Peoples congregational Church.
Easter will be celebrated at the PEG
pies Congregational Church. NJ Street.
between Sixth and Seventh northwest as
follows: Morning - DoXology; hymn.
Welcome, Happy Morning (Calkinl,
anthem, Victory Over Death CHer-
berD; Gloria Patria' (Bilhorn); special
Easter sermon by pastor; anthem.
Christ Our Passover (Schilling); an
them. God Hath Appointed a Day
(Tours). At 1870 D. m. there will be
special Easter song service by the choir
| The following selections will be rendered:
Shout aloud Hosanna" (Myers): He Is
Not Here. He Is Risen (Millard): Ana
the Glory of the Lord (HandeD; 'Jubi-
late Dec" CFairbanks); "Hallelujah.'
from the Messiah (HandeD; Christ Hath
Won the Victory HerberD; Why Seek
Ye the Living Among the Dead?'
Cooke Yes. the Redeemer Rose Ca
som.
Members of the choir are: Sopranos
Mesdames Ida K. Bell, Carrie p. Robin
SON Louisa G. Butler, Sara C. Palmer,
Mary S. Miles,. Misses Mamie f. Thorn
as. Margaret r. Lewis, Mary j. Poole.
Mattile Cant Patience Hawkins. Altos
Mrs Fannie p. Smith. Misses Cora \.
Nixon Maud Lockley. Cecilio Andrews,
Harriet +. Brooks Anna Washington.
Tenors-Messrs. Charles ii. Young. r. l..
Younger, Frank Savage. William K.
Smith. Bass-Messrs. NJ. NJ. Gusts.
Thomas S. Palmer James A Browne
James r. Miles. Mr.. William r. Smith
director; Miss frances Thomas. organ
list; Mrs. BERTHE c.. Wilson, pianist.
81.
Solemn High Mass commencing at
II o'clock Haydn's Second Mass will
be sung entire. ''Veni Creator" GLORIA
graduate, ''Victimae Paschale." Gilsinn
/ offertory, "Salve Virgo F'lorens.' bass to
be sung by Mr.. l.. E. Cannon. In the
evening at 40 o'clock lie Jears vespers.
Regina Coeh," Paola GLORIA; 20 SaIu-
taris' and ''Tantum Ergo. Gregorian.
The choir is composed of the following
Sopranos. Misses Molle Wright. Marga-
ret Kelly. Nellie Burke, Rose Carraher
Angie Healy, Lilly Aclter. Mamie Kirby
and Amy Law. Altos, Misses Rose Rab-
bitt Maggie Coleman. Bernie Fitzgerald
Mamie Monohan, Kate Cunnington and
Maggie Robertson. TenOrs Messrs. A. S.
Coudry. Joseph Ganges and Michael Ca
sey Bassos, Messrs. John Caugher.
George Burns. Joseph Eckert William
Keneally. William r. Welch and Walter
Butler. Organist, Miss Barbara Bischof.
st. James Church.
( High celebration II a. M; professional
hymn 49,, welcome Happy Morning.