Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-09


hymn, The Day of Resurrection
The choir is composed 81 the following
men and boys: Boys. Willie Laub John
Jones, Forrest Thompson, Winter Graves,
John Waters. Fred. Chaplin. Eugene Ball.
David Brewster. Parker Goodwin, Walter
Frey, Tom Goodwin. Guy Goodwin, Harold
Goodwin. Alex. Maish,s Afmisted Grady,
Chas. Wheatley. Brice Frey, Willie Tay-
lor, Roscoe Miller, Paul Mackall, John
Rosemond and Irving Hoffman; tenors.
ley, Chas. Waters, ]. w. Harper, C. Will
kinson and Lawrence Reed bassos, VIM.
b. Orme, Charles Elfason, William Wa
tiers, Frank Goodwin, n. H. Pendleton, DIR.
w, Mooo; Harry Connor and Fred. Clifton.
The choir will be assisted by the following
ladies: Sopranos, Mrs. Howard, Miss
Clephane and Miss Schott: alto, Miss Will
lenbucher; violins, Miss Allen. Miss Wheat
ley and Miss Coyle; 'cellos, Miss Schott:
soprano soloist. Mrs. j. H. Roche: alto
soloist. Mrs. Bard; organist. Miss Aileen
Beii; choir master. Mr.. James Watson.
me service will be repeated Sunday
April II.
st. Adams, Rev. c. G. Bratenahl rec
tor.-Morning prayer, sermon and holy
communion at II o'clock The musical pro-
gram is as follows: Professional, hymn rs:
Barrett; Jubilate. Hodges; offertory, Why
seek fe the Living Among the Dead, Clare.
Inc choir is composed as follows: Boys
clark Middleton, Edward Tippett, Albert
Jchnson, John Shepherd, Edward Beach,
Edgar Smith. Charles Howlin. James Hen
nne, Frank Henry, Douglas McRae and
Stephen Harvey Ladies Miss Richen-
bach. soloist; Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Chas. A.
Neale Mss Galpln. Miss Marshall, Miss
Johnson Mrs. E. G. Randall. Mrs Smith
and Mrs. Thompson. Men-Mr. Clarence
Latimer, Mr.. F. e. Mid ileton, Mr. Thomp-
son, Mr.. E. G. Dandall, Mr.. Mccoy, Mr.
David Weaver. Lee Jewett Cox; Mrs. F. r.
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ST. James Church. sth street near
ortheast-Saturday, first vespers at 7:3D
pm; hymns 125, 1871 1874 and 1876: Proper
Psalms, lib. ia and S1S. Gregorian; Mag
nificat and Nunc Dimttis Sunday, high
celebration at IL a.m.-Processional hymn,
49t, welcome Happy Morning: Introit,
i psa II, >, Gregorian: service. Tours mass,
tory anthem, Halleiujah Chorus, Handel
EVensons at 1:30 p.m.-Entrance hymn
70, Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem, Proper
Psaims' IL, ia, and lis. Gregorian; Mag
S Symn. l3s; anthem. Awake Thou That
Sleepest, Stainer; professional hymn. 100
Alleluia; final hymn. So
me choir Is composed of: Sopranos, Mas
terS Paul foder, Carl Keyser Harry Milne
waiter Hamilton, j. Cole c. Read, s. Pole
X. Bullough, E. Howard, and altos. Mas
1ers, g. Evans and R. Kreiter; tenors.
Messrs: ID: Bryan, J. G. Clark and A.
3 3, n. keyser, J. o. Harmon and G. W.
Evans. Organist, Mr.. w. r. Father.
Inc vested choir of st. Stephens Church.
Columbia Heights. Rev. George F. Dudley.
morning. Morning service-Processional hymn 100:
Chrlst Our Passover" Tours, in D: Te
Deum In fat. Stainer: Jubilate. King
nan; introit anthem, LAS It Began 10
lett; offertory anthem, Sing, o Heavens"
A: .. sullivan; occasional hymn ia.
me evening service and Sunday school
celebration will be held at quarter before
limittis of A. II. Mann will be sung.
members of the choir are as follows:
G Gaa Driver, soprano; Mrs E. l..
taear. e9n 'l1. Mr. Horatio Rench,
Ienors-Messrs. Rench Brown, Thayer
browne; bass-Messrs Lewis, Gibbs. Peck
nam, Mitchell. Towles and Everett: bows
water Cox, Albert Agnew. Granville Guss
Dom non Ed rughes, Ellis Mcleod, John Barr,
er Harry Clark. Wesley Peckham. Frank
Peckham, Edmund McKeeyer. Irwin Por-
Ier' mortimer Tower, Howard Vidal. George
1usnes, Harry Parker! Director. Mr.. Ful-
Brown. y - oh d.
me Church of Our Saviour, Rev. T. T
munion; 1918, morning. PRAYER. II N
Eoiy communion and SERMON, and at this
service the vested choir, under the (1irec-
t1on OF Prof. H, E. SALESMAN, will render
tfe following music:4 Haaleiujah chorus
nom Handel, TIE Deum In G. by Militia rd :.
NOW Is Christ Risen, by MilIard. The so,
los VIII be sustained by Misses sydney
snlall, Elsie Snyder, Mary Burr sopranos:
Mrs. Cnas. Davis and Miss Small. altos:
Mr.: Chas. Davis, tenor; Mr. VIM. de Ford
and Mr. Holt, BASES, and weli-balanced
chorus.
o. Church of the Ascension, corner Massa-
cnusetts avenue and 18th street northwest
Rev. John H. Elliott s. T. D.. rector.
rev. Ihomas Worthing-ton Cooke assist,
ant mlnister.-Celebration of the holy en-
cnarist at 7:30 am. The musical portions
of Praise Sit"p.ei
AT II am. there will be morning PRAYER
sermon by the rector and a second celebra.
ton OF the holy eucharist The musical
poruons Or this service will be sung by
the vested choir of the parish, consisting
OF thlrty-seven men and boys, and the or
Ger OF service Is as follows: Professional
nymn, welcome, Happy Morning." tune.
Fortunatus. Sir Arthur Sullivan; proper
sar en-, Ghrist Our Passover is Sacrificed
LOT U.s. Rev J. s. B. Hodges, DID;
Gloria Patri after proper psalms-from
Hodges' Christ Our Passover" and from
the Magnifcat and Nunc Dimittis. in ID.
composed for the seventh annual festival
OF the London Church Choir Associa ton
Berthold Tours; TIE Deum, in E fat, Sir
John Stainec; Jubilate. double chant. in
fiat, DR.. Hodges; introit hymn, Christ
the Lord is Risen Today" tune, Clarion.
DR.. d. F. Rimbault; Kyrie, fourfold in ri
Or. A. II. Messiter; Gloria Tibi, in c. s.
Brenton Whitney; hymn, Jesus Christ is
Risen Today" tune, Morgan, Carey; an
them at offertory Est. Luke, "a, verses
81, and part of hymn 121). why Seek Ye
the Living Among the Dead? He is Not
Here, But is Risen," Bruce Steane. At
presentation OF Offering, long-meter doxol-
ogy, Gull Franc; Sanctus, In A, Charles
Gcunod; hymn of communion, ''At the
Lambs High Feast We Sing" tune, SaIz-
burg, j. s. Bach. Gloria in Excelsis, in G.
Henry Smart. Recessional hymn Come,
Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain" tune. Rex
Regum, G. B. Lissant.
At pm. the Sunday school festival
service will be held in the church, when
the school, assisted by the full choir, will
sing Easter carols; addresses will be made.
and the Easter offerings of the school will
be received. At this service Vincents an
them. "As 1t Began to Dawn Toward the
First Day of the Week." will be sung at
the offertory.
On Low Sunday such parts of the foreso-
fr 6 selections as are appropriate will be
repeated, the Vincent anthem being sung
at the offertory in the morning, while
Steane's anthem, why Seek Ye the Llv-
ing and a Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis,
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