Evening star., 1899-03-31

Lynch, d. F. Heron, X. Heron. Mrs. r.
Pennebaker. L. Schott, K. S. Mason, NJ.
guire, c. KubeI, b. Johnson, NJ. Triplett,
Mrs A. C. Taylor; tenors Messrs. T.
Davis, M. p. Connolly. T. Dooiey, G. Q.
Houlehan; bassos, Messrs. W. H. Parker,
OHare. Members of the orchestra
Messrs. Rakemann, Minister Lent, Jaeger,
c. Donch, H Donch, Jaegle, Walter Smith
Neumann, olivieri and Patschke.
EPISCOPAL.
Epiphany Church, Rev. R. H. McKim,
DID,, rector.-The Easter music of the
morning and evening services at Epiphany
Church will be as follows: Morning service,
IL am: Organ prelude, Grand Choeur, Vim
cent; professional hymn, The Day of
Resurrection. Geo. C. Martin; anthem,
Christ Our Passover; TIE Deum, festival in
d fat Dudley Buck; Jubilate, fiat Dud-
ley Buck; Introit Anthem, for soprano solo
and chorus, AS 1t Began to Dawn, Geo. c.
Martin; hymn, Angels Roll the Rock Away,
J. B. Dykes; offertory anthem, Shout, fe
High Heavens, Geo. w. Chadwick, for So
prano, bass solo and chorus; communion
hymn. Bread of the World. ]. S. B. Hodges;
Gloria in Excelsis; recessional hymn, He is
Risen. He Is Risen, J. Meandor: organ
postlude, Alieluia Dubois. Evening SER
vice, I:30 pm: Organ prelude Easter Of
fertory BatiSts; professional hymn, Jesus
Christ is Risen Today, Worgan; Proper
Psalms 113, ia and 11s Psalms; Magnifcat.
val in ID. Berthold Tours; hymn, AT the
Lambs High Feast We Sing, G. ]. Elvey
onertory anthem, for contralto solo and
chorus, They Have Taken Away My Lord.
John Stainer; recessional hymn, Hark, Ten
Thousand Voices Sounding. ]. b. Dykes:
organ postlude. FestaI March, Calkin.
The personnel of Epiphany choir is as fol-
lows: Solo quartet-soprano. Miss Lii
liam HALEY: contralto, Mrs. Charles
Shaler; tenor, Mr.. William J. Caulfield;
basso, Mr.. G. Berkeley Griffith; sopranos,
Misses HALEY. NJ Evans, Mrs. Caulfield,
Misses Howell, Preston Herring. Gould,
Snowden, Mrs. Wood. Misses Knight, Pot
bury, B. Evans, Mrs. Harrison. Miss At
kins, Mrs. Klapp: contraltos, Mrs. Shaler,
Misses Jones. Whteomb, Veitenheimer,
Caulffeld, Mccoy. Churchill. Pfeiffer, DR..
Billupp, DIR. Ed Roberts, Mr.. Parry; basses,
Messrs. Griffith, Cheston. Whiting, Denni-
son, OVERLY, Hadsall, Hoff: librarian, Mr..
Henry c. Cheston organist, Mr.. John Theo-
phil; choir master, Mr.. Edmund A. Nareia.
st. Paufs Church. 23d street near Wash
ington circle. Rev. Alfred Harding, rector;
Rev E. Thompson, Observation-Disclosures on
Easter Sunday as follows: Holy communion
at 6, 7:30 and 0 am. AT the II o'clock SER
vice choral mathis and high celebra ton,
rendered by the full choir and orchestra, at
which the music will be: Professional Oh,
the Golden, Glowing Morning, Je Jeune;
Easter anthem, Christ Our Passover is Sac
rifced For Us. Schilling: Festival Te Deum
and BenedictuS in BIB, King Hall; 1ntroit,
Christ the Lord is Risen Today, Mozart;
hymns by Palestrina and Arthur Sullivan;
communion service in F (complete), Mac
Leod; offertorium, AS 1t Began to Dawn,
Vincent.
At the evening service at 8 o'clock the
same professionals as in the morning: Mag
nificat and Nunc Dimittis in F, Tours;
psalms for the day chanted; anthem from
the morning service, Schilling.
Choir is composed as follows: Boys-Mas-
ters Randall, Morgan, Holson, Smith, Det-
terer, Dunham, Scribner, Curl, White. Glad
mon, Pagan, Bell, Winters and White.
Ladies-sopranos, Miss Mary NJ. Walk, Miss
Mabel Dunn, Miss c. LHlepage, Miss Sim
clair; altos, Miss Leonor Ebert, Miss Flor
ence Dunn, Miss Sallie Ball and Mrs. G.
w. Mercer; tenors MessrS. w. r. Reed S.
P. Mnnick, A. B. Barringer and n. NJ.
Minnix, assisted by Mr.. Perry B. Turpin;
basses, Messrs. Percy Thompson. J. II. Fin
ney, Edw. Campbell f. H. Bassett and G.
w. Mercer, assisted by DR.. Gabriel F. John
ston; librarians, VIM. Freiss and Benjamin
Rollins; acolyte, Charles Bell; crucifer,
Thomas Mullett; assistant organist, Miss
Mary P. Ross; organist and choirmaster,
Mr. Donald B. Macleod.
The Sunday school carol service will take
place Easter Sunday afternoon al 4 o'clock
under the direction of Mr.. J. H. Finney.
Church of st. Michael and All Angels.
I'D street and Virginia avenue, Rev. VIM.
holy communion at 7:30. At IL o'clock
n orning prayer, sermon by the rector and
second celebration of the holy communion
Children's festival, with choir, at pm
Evensong at pm. The music for these
services will be rendered by the parish
vested choir of thirty voices Incidental
solos in the Easter music will be sung by
Messrs. M. lie Roy Cough, Gustavus Esch-
er, Dr. +. Clyde Shade and Master Bryan
ard VIM. Morse. Mr.. Fred Leetch will
sing the offertory in the morning and Dr.
J. Exner at night. Eleven O'Clock service:
Process!onal, Christ Is Risen Today, spe-
clal; Chrlst Is Risen, Lngar; Christ Our
Passover, by Shepperd psalms of the day:
Te Deum Laudamus, by Arnold: Jubilate
IN f. by Schilling; communion service, by
Stuts; offertory solo, by Mr.. Fred Leetch.
Ressurrexit, by Tosti; recessional. Hark'
Ten Thousand Voices
Ch1ldren's service at 4 pm. with proper
music Evensong and sermon at 8 pm.
professional III, special, Christ Is Risen.
Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Deada
by Clare; Magnificat and Nunc Dfmittis I'm
r, by Garrett; offertory solo, Abide With,
llS
The members of the choir are: Sopranos.
Bryan Morse, Ralph Harris, Jack BayIy'
Walter Wahstall John Maury, Douglass
Sutherlahd lIllman Goldsborough, George
purn John Keller and Munroe Elliott: al
tos Glen Morse, Jesse Angel, Malcolm
sutherland and Howard Butterworth; ten
"a iiSldlSS, W. LIE Roy Cough, JAS.
w. White, VIM. McKim, Erskfne NJ. sun
deriand and Mason Terry; bassos, John L.
Edwards, Gustave Fischer. Dr. e. CIvde
shade, Edw. S. CLAWS and w Webster: or
ganist. Fred. NJ. Bryan; choirmaster. Edw.
q. Asmussen.
st. Alban's, Rev. c. G. Bratenahl. rector
Morning PRAYER, sermon and holy commun-
ion at II o'clock
The musical program is as follows: Pro-
cesslonal 100, Christ Our Passover. Hodges.
Ie Deum, Dykes; Jubilate, Hodges; introit'
hymn III, Hymn 112, Recessional 115: Of
tertory, The Risen Lord, Greene
The choir is composed as follows: Ed
ward Tfppetts, Arthur johnson, Edgar
smith, Jno. Shepard, James Henline Frank
fleury, Lee Watson and Clark Middleton
Quartet-Miss BERTHE Reichenbach. So
prano; Miss Marshall, alto: F. E. Middle
ton, tenor; r. L. Cox, bass. Mrs F. E
Middleton, organist
All Saints Chapel, Bennng, D. c., Rev.
II Fields Saumenig. priest in charge-9:3O
am, celebration of the holy communion;
1890 am. morning prayer (plain); IL am,
second celebration (choraD and sermon
Order of service-Processional Hymn III.
Paran; introit, Chant GO. Christ Our Pass
over is Sacrificed for Us, Kettle; Kyries.
Saumenig; Gloria Tibi, Garrett hymn be-
fore sermon, 116 Arimathea; Gloria after
sermon, Saumenig; offertory, Lloyd: o
J0 That Love the I.ord nraSapto,io,