Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
tenor; Mr.. VIM. De Lacy. baritone. and Mr..

will be rendered: LIE .eafS veSpefs, sofos>
Miss Latimer, Miss Young and Mr.. How
ard; Magnificent. Mario. No. 2. solos, Miss
Latimer and Miss O'Neal; Regina Coeil
Laetare, Gloria, solos, Misses Latimer ana
Young: o Salutaris. Verdi. soprano SOLO
chorus; Laudate Dominum. plain chant
postlude, organ. Mr. Harry Wheaton How
ard. The choir membership: sopranos
Miss Mabel Latimer, Mrs. James Chase
Mrs. w. B. Patterson, Mrs w. N. Pun
phrey, Miss Jessie Walling, Miss Louise
Crowell, Miss Genevieve Saffell, Miss Mary
Mangan, Miss Annie Nelligan, Mrs. john
]. Fister, Miss Margaret Bayley. MISS LIZ
tos, Miss Blanche Young, Miss Agnes
ONeal. Mrs. Grace Maher Byrne, Mrs
Mary King Clark, Mrs. John D. Flynn
Miss Ethel M. Trott: tenors. Mr.. Cassin
Howard. Mr.. James Forsyth. Mr. Croweli'
Mr.. George Mangan; bassos, Mr.. J. T Bro
sius, Mr.. VIM. De Lacy, Mr.. Martin Grant
Mr.. Richard P. Williams. Mr.. Chas; =.
Mellon, Mr.. Joseph D. Sullivan, Mr.. ]. D.
Flynn.
The choir of ST. Stephens, augmented by
a full orchestra, will render the following
morning service: Professional. Unfold Ye
Portals" Gounod'S "Redemption; Hayon
First Mass, in B fiat;"Venie Sancte,' chorus
a capella, Frey: offertory, Regina Coeii,
Gordon; occasional, THE Heavens are Tell
ing" from Haydn's Creation"
The program for the services at St Pat
ricks Church follows: Professional, Ale
lula, Vide Aquam, Dillman. Falksnstein'
mass Haydn No. 10 complete; 0HerIory,
Regina Coen, Mascagni; graduate, Haec
Dies. Wiegand; postlude, Hallelujah from
Messiah, Handel.
The Episcopal Churches.
The music for tomorrow in the Episcopal
churches of the city will be up to the usuai
standard of excellence.
Tbou,aa' Church 18th street be-
tween and Q streets, Rev. c. Ernest
Smith. D. D., rector, the program to be
rendered by the st. Thomas choir of thirty
eight men and women will consist OF the
following numbers: II o'clock service, pro-
cessional hymn, Jesus Christ Is Risen TO,
Dudley Buck), 'Glorias" Buck-Villiers-
Stanford. "Te Deum'' Q1enry K. Hadley),
"Jubilate' miles B. Foster), introit an
them, Awake Up, My Glory q. Barnbyl;
CWoodward). hymn, THE Strife Is Ger"
Palestrna); offertory anthem CAS- 1t Be-
gan to Dawn &C. Whitney Coombs); Sane
tus'' (Stainer): Gloria in Excelsis'' (plain
High Feast We Sing (Rosemuller). After
noon service-Processonal hymn, Come,
Ye Faithful (SullivanD; proper psalms,
"Magnificat (MosenthaD, "Nunc Dimittis'
Away MY Lord (stainer); offertory an
them, Il Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth O1andeD; occasional hymn, 1.-The Day
of Resurrection CTourS).
The personnel of the choir is as follows:
Sopranos, Miss Grace L. McCulloch, Mrs.
E. E Curry Misses Marion Evans, Maidie
Ever, Phoebe Ross. Suzanne Gutherz, Mary
Boyd, Harriet Draper, Hattie Seitz, Mar
garet Edwards, Gottfried Gutherz. Mary
Mccormick, Esther Stiles, Carpenter, Mrs.
Roach; contraltos Miss Elizabeth Stuart,
Mrs. ]. B. Church, Misses Kate Whitcomb,
Ella Chase, Mrs. A. E. Waller, Misses Caro-
line Dodson, Imogene Noodle. Margaret
Graham, Pauline Wise, Mrs. Johnson; ten
ors, Messrs. Harry Stevens, Palmer Bal
lenger, Clarence Latimer, William LOCKER,
Sweetheart bassos, Messrs. William D. Hoo
yer. c. T. Belt. DIR. g. F. Johnston, William
NJ. Whiting, T. Lee Cox, Waters; organist,
Mrs. Henry A. Robbins; harpist, Miss Anita
Cluss, choirmaster, Edmund A. Varela.
The Easter services at ST. Johns Episco-
pal Church, 10th and H streets northwest,
will include holy communion at 7:30
o'clock in the morning, morning prayer, the
holy communion and sermon at IL o'clock
and a choral service and evensong for
children at 4:15 o'clock in the afternoon.
The program for the II O'Clock service will
include the following musical numbers:
Professional hymn, Christ the Lord is
Risen Today" Bedtime; Easter anthem,
Christ Our Passover Gin place of Venite)
Gloria Patri, Anglican chant; TIE Deum
Laudamus, in F, Steane; Jubilate Dec,
Anglican chant; service of the holy COM
munon, in G, Hall; introit anthem Awake
Up, My Glory Barnby; Kyrie Eleison.
Lord Have Mercy Upon Us and Incline
Our Hearts to Keep This Law Gloria
Tibi, GLORY Be to Thee, o Lord" hymn.
1.-The Strife is Ger the Battle Done" from
Palestrina after the sermon by the rector,
offertory anthem, las 1t Began to Dawn, ;.
Thee, Lord. and All Thine Own Have
We Given Thee" Sanctus, "Holy, Holy,
Holy, Lord God of Hosts Eucharistic
hymn, MY God, and is Thy Table Spread.
-, 1c;o po n
God on High Nunc Dimittis, Lord, Now
Lettest Thou Thy Servant Depart in
Peace" occasional hymn, HE is Risen,
He is Risen," Neander.
st. Johns choir consists of the following
persons: Sopranos, Frank L. Mayer, John
Switzer Walter Darlington, Lucien Sta
ley, Edmund Hoskins. j. August Weber,
Eugene Moody, Emil Bachschmid Herbert
William Bachschmid, Eugene Mangum. Eu-
gene d. Freeman, Harvey l.. Haight, Wal
ter E. Paul, George N. Omohundro, Joseph
S. Haight, Raymond w. Jones, George c.
Meeks, Raymond Tompkins, James Boyd
Charles Tompkins, Andrew II. Nash; altos
Richard Riggles, Arthur F. Bauer, Jack
Wilson, Miss Helen A. DAILY: tenors, Ken
meth w. Ogden Ernest E. Jones, Charles
ii. Henney, II. l.. Mead, jr.; bassos, p. M.
Erickson, Wilbur II. Peter, Dana C. Hol-
land. r. HI. Atkinson, j. G. Howell; Henry
II. Freeman, organist and choirmaster; p.
NJ Erichsen. violoncellist; Paul Bach
SCllliilu, I-uWiH bdllISeF, assist
ant librarian.
The Church of the Incarnation 18th and
streets northwest, the Rev. w. Tayloe
Snyder. rector-7:30 am, celebration of
the holy eucharist; IL am, morning
prayer, sermon and high celebration of.
the holy eucharist; professional hymn
Welcome, Happy Morning, Age to Age
Shall Say; proper anthem, Christ Our
Passover, Schilling; TIE Deum, Dudley
Buck; Jubilate, Bruche; introit anthem
The Lord is King, Pittman; hymn, Angels
Roll the Rock Away; offertory anthem
God Hath Appointed a Day, Tours; Kyrie
Eleison, Hail. Sanctus, Hall; Benedictus
Gounod; Agnus Del, Garrett; Gloria in
Excelsis old chant; Nunc Dimittis, Glare
occasional hymn, The Day of Resurrec-
ton; pm, evening prayer; pm, cho-
raj evensong. The personnel of the parish
choir is as follows: Soloists-Soprano
Miss Margaret Dobbins; contralto, Mrs
j. II. Exnicios; tenor, James G. Traylor;
bass, II. F. Bell; chorus-Mrs G. b. Bell
Mrs. V. C. Dunbar, Mrs. North, Mrs
Singleton, Misses E. Baker, T. Baker,
Bowling, Haywood, Hetb, Tate, Messrs
De Los, K. Kerr, S. Kerr, Moulden and
STEELE; organist, Miss Rilla Dickinson;
librarian, Mr.. STEELE; choirmaster, James
G.. Traylor.
The Easter music at st. Pauls Episcopal
Church, 23d street, will be of an unusually
elaborate order. Gounod'S full "Messe Son
ellie" music will be sung for the communion
service at IL a. m. The anthems at this
service will be "Hallelujah'' from Mes