Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-03-29
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Programs for Easter Services
in the Churches.
THE SPECIAL MUSIC
THE DAY TO BE OBSERVED BY
ALL DENOMINATIONS.
Lodge Of Elks Elects Oflcers-Death
of WeH-Known Citizen
General News.
SPECIAL MUSIC
Evening Star Bureau.
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the churches of this city tomorrow. except
ing the M. E. Church South, where there
will be no services The programs will be
as follows:
Christ Episcopal Church-Anthem, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Today. Wilson; Christ
Our Passover, Shilling; Gloria, Sheey; TIE
Deum and Jubilate, D. Buck; Gloria Tibi,
Wiske; offertory. the Day of Resurrection,
Lansing. Hymns appropriate to the day
will also be sung. Choir, soprano, Miss
Greenwich, Mrs. Ashby; alto, Misses 8. Tay-
lor and E. Houchen; tenor, Mr.. Birch; bass,
Mr.. Moore; organist, Mrs. Charles G. Len
non.
ST. Mary's Catholic Church-Kyrie, Glo-
rio and Credo Of Stern's mass; Sanctus and
Agnus Del of La Jeune's mass; Regina
Coeli. Verdi: Strike Cymbal, by Jacob Wal
tiers; vespers, o Salutaris and Tantum Err
go by the choir. The members of the choir
are: Sopranos, Mrs. Jacob Brill and Mag
gle Normoyle, Katie Nugent and M. E.
Stoutenberg; altos, Mrs. Charles Webster,
Mrs. Birrell. Miss German, Miss Brill and
Mrs. Bowling; tenors, w. Whitcomb, E. NJ.
Birrell. r. Norris. T. A. Stoutenburg and L.
Chase; bassos. Messrs. Wenzel, Downey
and H. Roy: organist. Mr.. Joseph Monroe;
directress, Mrs J. Brill. Owing to the fact
that the new organ is not yet finished the
elaborate program with the orchestra can
not be rendered.
St Paul's Episcopal Church-Processiona
hymn No. 100, Welcome, Happy Morning."
in A fiat. E. F. Potter: Gloria Patria."
Potter; ''Te Deum.'' in e minor. F. Schaf-
ter; 'Jubilate'' (from 'Stabat Mater'), H.
Willard; introit anthem, hymn No. lis. "At
Schneider; 'Kyrie." in A. Elvey; "Gloria
Tibi," In G, Wiske; hymn No. 122, Jesus
Lives" offertory anthem. LAS 1t Began to
Dawn Toward the First Day of the Week.
al al.
God from Whom all Blessings Flow" Old
Hundred; "Sanctus.' in A, Stainer; hymn
No. 225. Bread of the World" Gloria in
Excelsis," old chant. Choir: Sopranos,
ley and Misses Alice Chinn and Gertrude
Swartz; altos. Mrs. M. w. OBrien and
Misses Sara Rathbone and Janet Fawcett;
tenors, Messrs. S. Frank Field and Ken
Evans and Richard Writ; violins. Messrs
Dunn and Johnson: clarionet, Mr. Judge;
organist, Mr. Sherman B. Fowler.
Grace Episcopal Church-Festal holy
F, as set by Horace Hill, jr and includes
Kyrie. Gloria Tibi, Credo, Susum Cordi
Sanctus. Benedictus, Qui Venite. Agnus
Del and Gloria in Excelsis. The hymns
Dr. E. J. Hopkins 366, George F. La Jeune;
1863, DR.. William H. Walter. At the offer
tory the Easter anthem, E. j. Holden;
Nunc Dimittis, Tonus Regus.
a.m professional hymn, Easter anthem, f.
J. Holden; TIE Deum, r. H. Mccartney;
Benedictus in f. George NJ. Garrett. The
communion service will follow, using ser
vice in F, by Horace HILL jr., with hymns
III. Dr. Gauntlet. The offertory anthem
by H. B. banks, The Angel Said Unto the
Women. At evening prayer, 7:3O O'clock
Magnificat and Nunc Dimitis, by George J.
head 122, Gauntlet; the anthems used at
the morning service. The music will be
rendered by the regular choir and organist
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
is the Day. Cooke: hymn No. 24S; Gloria.
Farrant; sextet, Now on the First Day,
Hahne: hymn No. 246: quartet. From Glory
to Glory, Geibcl; hymn No. $50. Epworth
Lord is Risen. Leslie; Gloria. Farrant: solo,
AS 1t is Written, Bloom Evening service
at ! 30 o'clock: anthem. Holy is the Lord,
Leslie; hymn No. %; Gloria, Farrant; an
them. Christ Being Raised From the Dead,
banks; hymn No. 593; quartet He Who
Slumbered, Steele; hymn No. 5S1. Choir
Sopranos Mr.. H. J. Myers, Mrs. J. T.
Walker, Mrs. NJ. w. Gaines, Mrs G. W.
Lyles. Miss Maggie Padgett and R. Clark
son: altos. Mrs. J. S. Renner, Miss Eta
Lyles; tenor, Mr.. 7. H. Netherand; bassos,
Messrs. William Owens and H. L. Ramey;
chorister. Mr.. ]. S. Renner; violins, Mrs
j. V. Nails and w. Henshaw; cornetist, Mr.
Lester Kahlert; organist Miss Emma
Leatherland; pianist solo, AS 1t is Writ
ten, MISS Nena tanner.
First Baptist Church-Anthem, Christ
Our Passover, Schiling; Doxology; hymn
No. 1873; Gloria Patri. Howard: chant,
Lords lr1, PRAYER; hymn No. 137; offertory,
Roll the Rock Away. Holden; hymn No.
1O5. Evening service-Anthem. Christ Our
Passover, Howard; Doxology; hymn No.
132; Gloria Patri, Buck; chant. Lords
PRAYER; hymn No. 1913; offertory, Christ
the Lord is Risen Today. Bischof; anthem,
And the Angel Said Unto the Women,
banks: hymn No. 5OS. Choir-Sopranos.
Miss Graves. Miss Leef Miss Geary, Miss
Vierkon, Mrs. Ballenger and Mrs Fink;
altos, Miss Vierkon. Miss Mae Innis, Mrs.
Nails and Mrs. Wilkinson: tenors, Mr..
Nails and Mr.. Varney; bassos, Mr. Cla-
baugh and Mr. Foster; director, Mr. Joseph
F. Rodgers; organist, Mr.. William Starnell
In several Of the other churches music
although no elaborate programs have been
prepared.
Elks Elect Officers.
Alexandria Lodge, No. 75s, Of Elks has
elected the following officers to serve for
the ensuing term George F. Bradley, ex-
allied ruler; Champ Walker, esteemed lead
ing knight; Jacob Brill. esteemed royal
knight ]. NJ. Hill. esteemed lecturinR
knight; DR.. Edward A. German, secretary;
Henry B. Quinn, treasurer; VIM. Bladder,
tiler. These officers will be duly installed
In their hall next Thursday night. The in
stallation will be followed by banquet
Death Of Harry Moore.
Harry Moore, well-knOwn resident, died
at o'clock this morning at his home, 222
South Alfred street, after an Illness of
about three weeks with typhoid fever The
deceased was about thrty-two years of age
and Is survived by a widow. Mr. Moore
was a member Of the Alexandria w ashing-