Evening star., 1901-04-06
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Program of Exercises commemorative
of the Resurrection.


At Hamlne NJ. E. Church, 9th and P
streets northwest, Rev. DR.. Lucien Clark
former presiding elder who has been ap-
pointed pastor, to succeed the late Rev.
w. Raymond Stricken, will enter upon the
discharge Of his new duties, but all the
exercises will have special reference to the
joyous occasion which it is intended to cell
ebrate, the Resurrection" or as it is
more generally called, Easter. Mr. VIM.
]. Palmer will be musical director, and Mr.
Otis S. SWEET, organist. At the morning
service the choir of twenty-five voices will
render Schilling's Christ Our Passover,
with the Misses Dolan and Grossart sus-
tanning the solo parts, and The Lord Is
Risen, by Schneider, the Misses O'Neal
and Houchen and MeSsrs. Albinger and
Springer taking the solo numbers During
the offertory Mrs. Gram of Detroit Mich,
will sing solo, He Is Risen, by Lansing.
At the evening service, AS It Began to
Dawn, by Martin, will be given by Miss
Darby and the full choir; also Shout Ye
High Heavens, by Chadwick, with Miss
O'Neal and Messrs. Webb and Springer
sustaining the solos. Miss O'Neal will also
sing at the offertory.
At Waugh Church.
The music at Waugh NJ. E. Church, cor
ner of Sd and A streets northeast, Rev
George E. Maydwell, pastor, will be in
charge of Mr.. Thomas L. Jones, director
assisted by Mrs A. Leftwich Sinclair and
Mrs. Thomas L. Jones, organist and assist
ant organist, respectively.
The selections for the morning service
are: Angels Roll the Rock Away, by Hol-
den; Christ Our Passover by Schilling
and Christ Is Risen Today by Bischoff,
the latter comprising a tenor solo, which
will be sung by Mr.. Thomas L. Jones' At
the evening service Mrs. A. Leftwich SIN
clair will sing a contralto solo, The Lord
Is My Light, and the choir will render the
anthems, Christ, Our Passover. by Simper,
and Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today by
Johnston.
Foundry Church Program.
Mr.. William K. Cohen, organist and d.
rector Of the choir of Foundry NJ. E.
Church, corner of 14th and G streets north
west, Rev. DR.. Wilson. pastor, has ar
ranged an attractive musical program for
the Easter services tomorrow. At the
morning service there will be sung the fol-
lowing anthems: Hallelujah! Christ is
Risen, by w. Smallwood; And the Angel
Said Unto the Women by H: p. Danks;
man, and Christ, the Lord, is Risen To-
day, by W. T. Porter. At the evening
service there will be sung: Christ Our
Passover. by Fred Schilling; The Angel of
the Lord, by w. B. Grote, and They Have .
Taken Away My Lord, by C. W. Har-
rington. .
North Carolina Avenue.
Rev. A. Norman Ward, pastor Of the
North Carolina Avenue NJ. p. Church, will
be unable to be present at the Easter
services in his church tomorrow because
Of unavailable absence from the city. His
place will be filled by another. Prof. C. v.
Schofield, organist and director, has ar
ranged an elaborate program, especially
for the evening.
The morning program VIII comprise:
Procession Pro & to the h Cathedral from Lot,en-
anthem, Praise Ye deborah, by the choir;
soprano solo, Vesper Prayer. Mrs. Mary
Miller Scott, and anthem, The Easter Sun
shine Breaks Again, by the choir. The
evening service will be choral, during
which WIN be rendered: Fugue, in A minor,
from Bach, on the organ; Great and Mar
velous. from Farmers mass. in fat, by
the choir; See the Altar Garlanded With
Flowers. by Faure, with baritone solo, by
Mr.. Isaac Scott, and chorus by the choir;
Awake, Glad Souls. Awake, by the choir;
soprano solo. King of Glory. Mrs. Mary
Miller Scott; Praise Ye, by Verdi a trio by
Messrs. w. A. Dodge, James r. Simpson
and Edward Barstow; Infiammatus, from
Rossinrs Stabat Mater. solo by Mrs. Mary
Miller Scott, with chorus by the choir.
Wilson Memorial.
A lengthy program has been arranged by
Mr.. George Fordham, precentor at Wilson
Memorial M. E. Church. 11th street be-
tween G and streets southeast. Mrs. ].
A. Burgess win serve as organist. The
principal selections are: We Will Rejoice
and Be Glad, by Danlzs; Christ. the Lord.
Is Risen Today, by Williams: Christ Has
Won the Victory, by Danks; Christ Our
Passover. by schilling; Christ Is Risen. by
G.Kane; Christ Our Passover. by Daisl-
ton, and Sing. o Daughter OF Zion. |
Metropolitan Church. 1
At the Metropolitan M. E. Church. Rev. |
DR.. Frank M. Bristol, pastor. the following |
program win be rendered: Light OF the |
World" Gray; why Seek Ye the Lfving?"
Brown; "As Sleep Takes Flight" Shelley;
1--WE would See Jesus" Allins: Maefia.
1ene" George William Warren.
At Wesley n. E. Chapel fine program
of music has been arranged, to be rem
dered by the choir. The exercises viii con-
sfst of anthems, quartets. solos and cho-
guseS.
BAPTIST DENOMINATION.
Morning and Evening Services, with /
Special Features.
The program at the First Baptist Church, |