The Washington times., 1901-12-22
CURRENT EVENTS
In ALEXANDRIA.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES TODAY.
Ice ON the River Reaches 10 Mary.
land Shore, and skaters are
Taking Advantage of
Cold Snap.


ALEXANDRIA. Va. Dec. 22.-The fol-
loving programmes of music wiIl be rem
dered in the churches here tomorrow:
Trinity Church--Morning service; an
them THE Herald Angels Berry
them. Praise Y6 the Lord, = Leslie; hymn,
them. Praise Ye the Dord,' Leslih, hymn,
Nc. 1856. anthem. Come Let Us Sing,
Jacobs. hymn. No iSs. Evening service:
Anthem. Let All Rejoice" Randall;
hymn. No. III. Gloria" Hayden; anthem.
Good ridings," Danks hymn, No. 1876;
anthem. 20, Be Joyful" Beiriy; hymn,
No IL.
Choir: Sopranos. Mrs. Harry Meyers,
Mrs. Ada Lyles. Miss Made Wells and
Miss Maggie Fadgett; altos, Mrs J. ;.
Renner and Miss Eta Lyles; ;enors'
Nessrs. william owens ana ~. Clark
son. bassos. Messrs. Elan Wright and
Herbert Ramey; chorister, MIR. J. s Ren-
ner: organist. Miss Emma LeatheTland
Baptist Church Morning service: The
Angels Song" Lyon: "Doxology." Bur
geois: hymn. No. 1os. Gloria Patri
Morsen: chan. Lords Prayer" hymn.
NO. 1bos tioiE bdbe VI otAli4t--tAh'
DanRs. And There We're Shepherds,
Danks; hymn. No l61. Evening service:
"Cantate Domino Buck. "DoZoiogy."
Burgeois. hhy1un, No. 605; Gloria Patri,
Morsell; chant. Lords Prayer" hymn,
No. SOC, abide with Ne" solo. Con-
man; Come, Weary Pilgrims" Tozar.
Choir: Sopranos, Misses Lucy Graves,
Katie Leef, and Mrs Thomas Ballenger:
altos. Mrs. Daniel Steers and Mrs. Ed
ward Nails; tenors, Mr. W C. Mills and
Mr. Ward. basso Mr. James Hicks. di-
rector. Mr. Joseph r. Rodgers, organist.
Mr.. W. II starnelI.
Methodist Episcopal Church Sou,h-The
music at the Methods: Episcopal Church
South tomorrow viii be appropriate to
the season. At the morning service the
anehem. Arise. Shine. for Thy Light
is Come" by Buck. will be sung At
the evening service the anthem. There
Were Shepherds. by Earle, and u solo
by Miss Pollard, viii be rendered The
regular Christmas music Will be sung
on Sunday. December %.
These same programmes viii probably
be rendered in the churches on Christmas
Day
The different Sunday schools are now
making active preparations for their /
Christmas entertainments, which will be /
held in the near future, and at most of |
them elaborate programmes VIII be rem
dered.
The following Sunday schools have set |
dates for holding their holiday entertain |
ments: Christ Episcopal Church Tuesday. !
December "a. at p. N; st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church Tuesday. December %, at |
. ,. m. Immanael Lutheran Church.
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, /
Thursday. December 26. at 7:20 p. m:
Methodist Protestant Church, Friday, De
cember 2. at I:30 p. m: Second Presby-
terian Church. Friday December 81, at
1880 p. m; Baptist Church, Friday, De
cember p. at 1890 p. m; Methodist Epis-
,opal Church South, Friday. December q.
II i-sO p m: Grace Episcopal Church,
Saturday. December 2s. at T.2G D. m
Samuel E. Hin. a Baltimore real estate
lealer who died suddenly at Atlantic
City Thursday last was a brother of
George r. Hill, of this city. Mr. Hill at
once went to Atlantic City and had his (
remains removed to his late
home. 1918 Park Avenue, Baltimore
Twenty Degree. Below Freezing.
Last night was the coldest here this
winter. Shortly after midnight the ther-
nometer was down to y degrees. Con-
ice formed in the river. and this
morning there was ice from this side to
he Maryland shore. The Norfolk steam
r. which arrived early this morning. |
opened the channel. The ferryboat Co
umbia, which plies between here and
Washington, took one hour to make her
rip this morning. the usual time being
lalf an hour. Many Of the younger gen
ration are enjoying fine skating on the
'onds in the vicinity OF Hunting Creek
The pupils in The Lee public school for
iris have secured large case for the
ccommodat.on OF the books of the Car
egie Memorial Library attached to that
chool and on last Thursday evening an
school entertainment was held .
nd sufficient sum realized to pay for
he case.