Evening star., 1899-03-31
OTHER DENOMINATIONS.

"A.
between 18th and 18th northwest-Special
services Sabbath morning and evening. At
the morning service the following will be
rendered by the choir: Crown Him, War
vary's Brow; to be followed by song SER
vice. -
At 7:3O o'clock: Organ voluntary; invoca-
ton; chorus, Thanks Be to God, Small
wood, the choir: Duet Thro' the Gates of
Gold, Hart, Mesdames Maria Kicks and
Cornelia Gray; solo, Ave Maria, Gounod
Miss Helen Adams; chorus, Crown Him.
Warren, the choir; solo, The King of Glory,
MI Minister Payne;fsolo and chorus, Easter
Hymn, Wheat. Miss C. A. Patterson and
choir; violin solE. SELECTED. Mr.. Joseph H.
Douglass; trio, The Bells Are Ringing the
Easter ~ Si Peal, Abss, MIS- J. Bush. Mesdames
Do Not Fear, eSmp3sed by Miss A. L.
Tilghman,'@. MissnA r. Tilghman; chorus,
Christ, Our. Passover Bartlett. the choir;
SOLO, SOLO selected, Prof: J: 7. Layton: chorus,
be assisted by GAfissea -Tilghmau; x Adams,
Mrs. Gray and MIR. Joseph Douglass Sill
yer. Offering at The door. Pastor, Or. ]. A.
%Sonnson; % director, Prof. J. 7. Layton; or
Membershipa j Mafopoiitan A. NJ. E.
hsrfh Mra NJ ckGik Rek. SsRya9as Miss j. R. Bush
Mrs f. Thompssh. Mrs. 3. Ssi sublett M '9nhs; Mss
M. l.. Davis and Miss-L G. Arnold; altos,
MIS-. a: Brooks -aEsH M. Dodson. Miss l..
Lee. Lee Mrs. " s.. H saSree, Miss NJ. Morgan.
Miss E; Patterson and Mrs. G. Baker:
tenots, Messrs. G1,Champ, j. A. SimYns. W
W Orme, VIM. DeleRg VIM Payne and
Mm. Joiner; basspss Mr.. J. H. Washington,
Br. y VIM. ,Connos Messrs. F.. Dodson, G.
Rogers and H.. Simms.
Special music will be rendered at zion
BAPTIST Church by the choir. Selections
Master James A. Ellis; solo, Come See The
Place, Robert Lloyd. Miss Jennie Scjpio:
SOLO The Palm Trees, Faure, Dr. r. r
hummer; solo, Easter Morning, Alfred Y.
cornell. Miss Jennie Scipio: chorus. Oh,
Hail Him. M. E. Upham: chorus, God Has
Appointed Day Arthur Berrdge, leader.
chorus, Savior, Who Died for Me, w Ber-
wald, leader; chorus, He is Risen, Caleb
Semper, leader. The choir will be assisted
by a select orchestra under the leadership
of Prof, e: S. Hoffman.
The choir members are: Sopranos-Mrs
Margaret Ellis. Misses Jennie Scipo, Man
ME Branson, Gertrude Brown, Minnie Co
gle. Daisy Smith. Maggie Taylor. Mary
Smith. Carrie Cheatham, Estelle Pritchett,
annie annie Toison, Frances Wormley, Ella
Wells. Altos-Mrs Louisa Hodge Mrs
Margaret Sommerville, Misses Bertha
Pritchett, Julia Sommerville. Georgia Lucas.
Medora Nelson, Katie Wells, Maggie Haw-
Sarah Hedgeman, Jennie Smallwood, Mary
Plummer. Bassos-Edward Burnett Archie
McKenny, James A. Ellis. Wesley Pryor,
Andrew Ferguson; ]. B. Tyler. Henry MIL
Fl: Smiler, William Hurd. Jesse Ellis. John
Richardson, Jas. Delaney Harrison Brown
Richard Phillips. J. B. Fielder. cornetist;
Prof. e. W. Scott, chorister; Prof. r. j.
Daniels. organist.
New Church, corner 10Th and Corcoran
streets northwest. Rev. Frank Sewal. pas
tor-Easter Sunday II am: Professional
and recessional carols by the Sunday
school: Benedictus. Gichrist; anthem. Ps
iv.; The Earth Is the Lords, Whittington
hymn of Joy. Beethoven; for the offertory
Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard will sing Bach's
aria. My Heart Ever Faithful: responses
and chants of the belief in the holy COM
munion. Miss Maud G. Sewall, organist
and musical director. Evening service. 7:3O
-Hawleys Magnicat and Nunc Dimittis
will be sung, with the hymns. Come, Ye
Faithful, Raise the Strain. by Sullivan. and
The Strife Is Der, by Palestrino; Miss
Edith Abel, soloist
St Elizabeth's Chapel-Easter services
will be held at o'clock pm. and will be
conducted by Rev w. e. Parson of the
Church of the Reformation The choir will
render Jubilate Dec, by Danks: Christ's
Victory, Danks; hymns. Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today. Mazart: The Lord Is Risen
Indeed. Joyful Easter Tide, He Is Risen
occasional.
The choir is composed of the following:
Mrs. Oxford French. Misses Nellie Robey
Ida Edelin. M. Holmes, Lala Mattingiy
and M. T. Quaid, sopranos; Misses Mary
Ganger and Emma Dodge, altos: Mr..
Evander French, tenor Messrs oxford
French, Robert ]. Green and Walter
French, bassos; Mr.. SE T. Davis, organist.