Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-09
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orRanist.
Hamline n. .. Church. 9th and p streets.
William J. Palmer, precentor.-At morning
service, II o'clock, the following program
VII be observed: Christ. Our Passover.
full choir; Hail, Thou Once Despised
Jesus, from Narcotic, choir and congrega-
ton; solo. The Resurrection Morn, Rod
nsy s., MT J; Il Duffey; Day Of God, Thou
ton; ofertoire, Angels Roll tine Rock
Away. Holden. Miss Bertha Darby. soloist,
assisted by the instrumentalists and choir;
soloists, Misses ONeal and Carpenter. and
Messrs. Palmer and Duffey. with full
chorus: Jesus. the Lord OF Glory, Died,
Noel. choir and congregation.
Portals, from Gounod's Redemption, Miss
O'Neal and full chorus; Abide With Me.
Noel, choir and congregation: solo, The
Lord Is Risen. Lansing. Miss Jennie
Crook; offertoire, Schilling's Christ Our
Passover, Misses Dolan and Carpenter ard
Mr.. Palmer, soloists. with full chorus; Far
From MY Thoughts, Vain World. Watts,
the King, Hayden, choir and congregation.
The choir Is composed of the following
persons: Sopranos-Misses ONeal, Reipohl,
Doian, Muirhead Mickle, Darby, O'Neal.
Holden, Baker and Mrs. Wertx; altos
Misses Carpenter, Houcher, Grossart, Ed
monston, Howke, Reid, Grossart and Mrs.
Bergman; tenors-Messrs. Henney, Spring.
er, Playter, Wallis, Elder, Springer and
Palmer; bassos-Messrs. Duffey, Alburger,
Webb, Moultcn, Staub, Jones and Harries;
organist-Prof Otis D. SWEET.
Easter services at Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church. corner 18th and p streets,
will be conducted on high order. In the
morning the pastor, Rev. A. G. Garner, will
preach on Immortality" and the choir
will render special Easter music under the
direction of T. N. Dickson, the organ being
in charge Of Mrs. Lena Bronaugh. The
musical selections are Open to Me the
Gates. by Adam; Now is Christ Risen from
the Dead, and Nazareth. Mrs. Alice Van
der the management of Mr.. j. L. Neil, will
render fine impromptu program.
First Congregational Church, corner of
10th and G streets northwest, Rev. 8. M.
Newman, DID,, pastor-Sunday morning
service at II O'Clock. Music will comprise
the following selections: God Hath APP
pointed a Day. anthem, Berthold Tours; I
Know That My Redeemer Liveth, soprano
solo, Messiah, Handel; HalleluJah, chorus,
Messiah, Handel. Sunday evening at 7:30
music will be presented in the form Of a
service styled An Evening With the Choir,
when Christ the Victor sequel to The
Story Of the Cross), a cantata by Dudley
Buck, for solo voices and chorus with
gan and piano accompaniment, will be
given.
The First Congregational choir is COM
posed as follows: Quartet-Mrs. Hattie
Meads Smith, soprano; Mrs. Annie Louise
Powell, contralto; Mr.. Douglass Gresham
Miller, tenor, and Mr.. James Walter Hum
ence L. Barringer, Mrs. Elsie Bond
Bischoff. Mrs. Annie E. Burlingame. Mrs.
Mary Campbell, Miss Mabel Faith Claflin,
Mrs. Mart John Connolly, Miss Margaret B.
Crawford, Miss Helen A. Davis, Mrs. ]. X.
Depue, Miss Xarifa Hancock, Miss Mar
garet E. Lewis, Miss Louise Lumsden. Miss
Adelia E.stelle Mathewson, Miss Mamie
Moffett, Miss Mary Ida Morgan, Mrs. Elise
E. Raymond, Miss Grace Isabella .>oss,
Miss Helen Elizabeth Rowe, Miss Jessie
Bancroft Stevens and Mrs George E.
Walker; altos, Miss Alice Atkinson, RS.
John s. Beach, Mrs. Julia G. Burnett Miss
Lizzie A. Caywood Miss Edna A. Clark.
Miss Mary Cushman, Miss Minnie Lathrop
Doane, Miss Therese Dudley, Miss Letta
Fisher, Miss Zaidee w. Gibson, Miss vdia
r. Hughes, Miss Gertrude Maud Johnston,
Miss Anne Lamborne, Miss Addie Lynham,
Miss Jessie MacBride, Miss Ellen E. Mat
thews. Mrs. Ida o. McQuesten, Mrs.
Georgia ]. Myers, Miss Alice H. Peabody,
Miss Mabel V. Pratt and Miss Mar e.
Pond: tenors, Mr.. Bella w. Beebe, Mr..
Lavid L. Burnett. Mr.. Thomas Reed Cliff,
Ehleider, Mr.. Henry Allen Hazen, Mr..
George c. Johnston, Mr. Thomas Howard
McGill, Mr.. Henry Player, Mr.. David G.
Proctor and Mr.. Charles H. Wright;
bassos, Mr.. Arthur Wilbur Bache, Mr..
Jesse c. Brooke, Mr.. j. Wilbert Brown, Mr..
David n. Clark, Mrs. Mart John Connolly,
Mr.. Wilmer E. Griffith, Mr.. John Hum
phrey, Mr.. Herbert D. Lawson, Mr.. Or
Mute, Mr.. Henry M. Paul, Mr.. Jasper E.
Snow and Mr.. George M. Taylor: organist
and conductor, John w. Bischoff; organ
lists assistant, Mrs. Elsie Bond Biscnoff;
librarian, Walter Allen.
The following Easter music will be rem
dered at the Twelfth Street M. e. Church
southeast Rev. c. T. House, pastor
Music-He is not here. but is risen. by
j. v. Roberts: Allelujah, Christ is risen,
by Dennee; Thanks be to God, by Small
wood; Christ is risen, by O'Kane; Break
forth into joy, by Lansing; Great is the
Lord, by Packard.
Choir-Soprsn nos. Mrs. c. Gordon, Mrs.
Annie Cannon, Mrs. c. A. Williams. Mrs.
A. c. Hines, Mrs. N. E. Webb, Mrs. w. II.
Soper, Mrs. E. Wayson, Miss V. Fordham,
Miss Hattie H. Belts, Miss Bessie Roderick.
Altos, Mrs. w. II. Harmer, Mrs. Emily
Turner, Miss Mollie Larkin, Miss Florence
Burgess; tenors, Messrs. Van Potter VIM.
H. Soper; basso, Messrs. VIM. NJ. Harmer,
Oliver Ports. H. S. Molineu. George Ford
ham: organist, Miss Josephine Graham;
precentor, George Fordham.
Metropolitan NJ E. Church AZ and c
streets MISUNDERSTANDING, IL O'CLOCK: Or-
gan prelude, selected: The Strife is Ger.
Mendelssohn; Gloria. Meineke; Christ, Our
Passover, Schneider; The Resurrection,
Shelley; organ postlude, selected. 7:35
o'clock pm. organ prelude. selected;
Loves Redeeming Work is Done, Mozart;
Gloria. Meineke; AS 1t Began to Dawn,
Schneider: organ postlude, selected. Mem
bers of the choir are: Miss Elizabeth Wah-
ly, soprano; Miss Matte e. Gray. contral-
to; Mr.. F. w. Clements. tenor; Mr.. War
rem w. Rich, bass and leader; Mr.. Wilbur
F. Dales, organist
Assembly's Presbyterian Church, corner
9th and I streets northwest, Rev. Geo. o.
Little. DID,, pastor. Services at IL am.
and p.m.-Morning, organ prelude. Moz-
art; anthem, Thanks Be to: God. Bouche;
postlude, Hosannah, Dubois; afternoon.
violin prelude, Largo from Xerxss, Handl,
Miss Myra Chittenden; duet. Forever With
the Lord, Gounod, Miss Culley and Mrs.
Grown; response, God Hath Sent His An
gels; solo. The Lord is Risen, Lansing, DR..
c. l.. Bliss, with violin obligato. by Miss
Chittenden: anthem, Easter Dawn. Dress
Ter; organ, festival postlude, Foote.
The ladies' choir of the church will be as
sisted by Miss Myra Chittenden, violiniste,