Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-11
EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Programs of Easter Music in the Local
Churches.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
HYATTSVILLE Md, April II, 1903.
Mrs. Margaret F. Holton, wife Of Mr..
Seth A. Holton of Hyattsville, died yester-
day morning at II o'clock at her home after
lingering illness. She was sixty-eight
years of age and leaves. beside her hus-
band, an adopted son, Mr.. William 8. Hol-
ton. She was the daughter of tine late VIII
liam P. Shedd. Funeral services will be
held at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, Rev. s. Ward
RICHTER officiating. The interment will be
at Congressional cemetery.
Miss Nora Brookbank. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Brookbank, died recently at
her parents home in Hyattsville at the age
of nineteen.
The Easter services at the various
churches which will be held here tomorrow
will be unusually interesting. The program
will be as follows: st. Jerome's Catholic
Church, Rev. ]. P. Tower, pastor. low mass
at 1880 am, high mass at IL am. The
choir will render the following music at the
high mass: Kyrie, Gloria and Credo, by
Generali: Sanctus Benedictus and Angus
Del. by Leo Jeal; offertory, Regina Coel.
by Gloria. At the end Of the mass, Holy
God, old German air. At the benediction,
Oh, Salutaris. Tantum Ergo and Laudate
Dominum, Gregorian chant,
Pinkney Memorial Church. Rev. G. J. s.
Mayor, rector, IL am, Professional 115,
Christ Our Passover, chant, Terrant
proper psalms; Glorias, chant Crotch; TIE
Deum, Stearns. in G.; Jubilate. Field. in D.;
Introit, anthem, Christ the Lord, Is Risen,
Hager; Kyries, Elvey; Gloria Tibi. Paxton;
hymn III Offertory The Risen Lord, bari
tone solo, Mr.. c. N. Wake; presentation
sentence All Things Come Of Thee, Sane
tus, Carmidge: Hymn of Communion, 22S;
Gloria in Excelsis. old chant; Recessional
LIP.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. s. Ward
Fighter, pastor. Morning, anthem, We'll
come, Happy Morning, Fearis; solo, Miss
Helen E. Rowe; anthem, Allelulia, For the
Lord Is Risen Hughes Evening. solo OBJ
ligato, with chorus. Miss Rowe, Hank, the
Bells of Easter Tide. Buck. Miss Rowe,
with violin obligato; Mr.. Geo. S. Britt, vio-
lin obligato, Mr.. Geo. S. Britt, Hail, Easter
Morn, Mario, with Miss Rowe, soprano;
tenor solo. Victory, Mr.. F. A. Preston;
jerusalem choir; anthem, Christ Our
Passover, Howard; choir, anthem, See Now
the Altar Garlanded with Flowers, Faure.
First Baptist Church, Rev. ]. w. Rawles,
pastor-Morning, organ voluntary, Praise
God From Whom All Blessings Flow; in
vocation; anthem Christ Our Passover, Nc
Phail responsive reading; hymn 49,
Awake, My Soul in Joyful Lays; prayer;
Scripture reading; anthem. Awake, for
Golden Glories Break, Kirkpatrick; Sing
Ye Jehovah's Praises, Seward; sermon by
pastor; anthem, Christ Our Passover. Ash
ford prayer; hymn 1877, Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today.
Evenlng-VOluntary: anthem, Praise q
the Lord Palmer; doxology; invocation;
hymn 100, Glory to God on High; Scripture
reading; anthem, Praise to Thee, Kirk
patrick: prayer; song, No. l, o, Worship
the King; sermon by the pastor; anthem,
"Hark, Hank. My Soul" Perkins; prayer
song 1911, Behold, the Glories Of the Lamb;
benediction
At the M. e. Church South Rev. A. w.
Cackley will preach his initial sermon.
At a recent meeting Of the Village I'M
provement Association of Berwyn. Branch
vile and Lakeland the following officers
were elected: John T. Burch, president;
John w. Matson, secretary; 8. F. Smith.
treasurer. A number Of improvements will
be made this spring by the association.
The road commissioners OF Prince
Georges county have appointed the follow
ing road trustees for Bladensburg and Hy-
attsville districts: Bladensburg, James W.
Beall, Benz. D. Stephen, w. Brooke Hunter;
Hyattsville, J. Thomas Brown, John Fro
lick.
The fire department met last night at
Cars Hall. with Justice Arthur Carr in
the chair. Uniforms were ordered for the
members.
Crude petroleum has been discovered on
the farm of Mr.. B. D. Stephen at East Riv-
erdale. Experts from the oil fields of Texas
have recently visited the place, and dis
covered the fluid coming out of the banks
of the stream. OIL was easily ignited upon
the leaves which 1t saturated.
Mr.. Fred. Cole has rented the Gramlich
property.