Evening star., 1898-12-31

ton; organist Miss Georgia Turnbull; su-
perintendent of home department, MI. A.
A. ProtEman.
Young Peoples c. E. Society-President,
Walter C. Trey; vice president, c. F. Crane;
recording secretary, John Rhodes; corre-
spending secretary, Miss Florence Gala
han; treasurer. Miss Florence SZegedy; as
sistant organist, Miss Mignonette Haynes.
Junior c. E. Society-President, Miss An
ME Durisoe; vice president, Miss Eleanor
Seton; secretary, Miss Lillian Gregory;
treasurer, John Durisoe; organist, Miss
Mignonette Haynes; superintendent, Miss
George Turnbul.;
Church clerk, MIR. II. c. Donohue.
Tuesday next, at 7:45 o'clock the Presby-
terian Alliance of Washington city will
meet in the Church of the Covenant to re-
view the work which has been accomplished
in this city along its denominational line
during the past year, and to consider the
possibilities of the future At this meeting,
to which all Presbyterians are cordially in
vited, the Rev. DR.. Chas. A. Dickey of Phil
adelphia will deliver address appropri-
ate to the occasion, preceded by two short
talks by Revs. Drs. Easton and Duncan.
After the church service, for which an in
ter esting program has been prepared, it is
pi opposed to hold social hour for greetings
and friendly intercourse. Light refresh
ments will be served.
Topics TO. future meetings of the young
peoples societies of the Luther leagues of
this city have been announced as follows:
New Year. January /, AN Acceptable
any, January s, The Baptism of Jesus"
Matthew 3:7-17; second week after Epiph-
any, January Is. Faith Brings Life" John
3:2736; third week after Epiphany, Janu-
airy % Light in Darkness" Matthew
4:12-17; septuagesima, January %, The
Christ Confessed" Matthew 16:13-2O; sex
agesima, February 3. The Christ Trans
figul ed Matthew 171-19; quinqua gesima,
February u, The Christs Witness" John
S:12-2O.
Rev. DR.. L. L. Kinsolving, who at the re-
cent Episcopal triennial convention in this
city was elected bishop of Brazil, will be
consecrated in New York at an early date.
Bishop Dudley of Kentucky will act as con-
secrator. His assistants will be Bishop
Potter of New York and Bishop Lawrence
OF Massachusetts. Among those expected
10 attend are Bishop Satterlee of Washing
ton, Bishops Peterkin of West Virginia,
Doane of Albany Kinsolving of Texas, Tai
bot of central Pennsylvania, Walker of
western New York. Scarborough of New
Jersey, Gibson of Virginia, Penick of Cape
Palmas Nelson of Georgia, Coleman of
Delaware, Randolph of southern Virginia
and McVicker of Rhode Island.
The Rev c. F. Sontag, formerly of Marl-
boro', Md, has accepted the vacant rector
ship of Grace p. E. Church, Washington,
and will otticiate at both services tosnor-
row. Mr. Sontag has had an acquaintance
with work in Washington having formerly
vacancy in the Grace pulpit since the re-
tirement of Rev. Mr.. Tongue has been
filled by Archdeacon Chiids.
The program for New Year day at I'M
maculate Conception Church will be I'M
usually attractive all day. The vesper serv-
ice at pm. will be enhanced by the pres
ence of Prof. Ernst Lent, who viii play
cello solo at offertory, and Prof. Oscar
Welt, who will give the violin obiigato TO
the 20 Salutaris,' sung by Miss Annie
Grant. The two gentlemen will give a duo
obigato to the Ave Maria" by Villa: a
solo for soprano, with obligato for cello
and violin. The choir is under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Clara B. Smith, with Mr.
Arthur Mayo, organist
The program for the day is as follows:
At high mass, 1870 am.-Aspergis Me,
kollross; Beethovens Mass in c; "Veni
Creator Bailey, alto SOLO Miss Mamie
Grant; offertory, "Adeste Fidelis," Novello,
quartet and chorus.
Nespers, p.m.-Psalms, Millard's Yes
pers; cello solo, selected, Prof. Ernst Lent;
Ave Maria Villa, soprano solo. Miss An
ME Grant; duo obiigato, cello and Wolff
Mr. Lent and Mr.. Wilt; Alma Redemp-
toris,' Flotow, duo for tenor and bass, Mr.
H o. Cook and Mr.. T. A. Murray: 80
Salutaris," Pizzi, soprano solo, Miss Grant
violin obligato, Mr. Wilt; "Tantum Ergo
Riga, full choir; 'Laudate Dominum,"
Weiss, full choir; organ postlude, selected,
Mr.. A. d. Mayo