Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-23
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
PROGRAMS OF EASTER MUSIC AT
LOCAL CHURCHES.
Death of Mrs. Margaret B. Kearney-
Old Pohick Church to Be
Occupied Today.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April %, 1905. r
Easter will be cee brated tomorrow in the
various churches of the city with appro-
pirate services and floral decorations. The
musical program is especially attractive
this year, and will be rendered by we'll
trained choirs, many of which have been
augmented by orchestras and additional
singers. The musical program and those
who will compose the choirs in the several
churches are as follows:
St. Paul's Episcopal Church-Prelude, An
dante. Schneider; professional hymn, 1919,
Welcome. Happy Morning. Sullivan; an
them, Christ Our Passover. Schilling;
Gloria Patria, 'Bialla; TIE Deum in b fiat,
Shelley; Jubilate in B fat, Schubert; Introit
Anthem, hymn III, Christ the Lord is Risen
Today Wilson; I<yrie, E.vey; GLORIA Tibi,
Wiske; hymn II, The Strife Is Ger" Men
delssohn: offertory anthem, In the End OF
the Sabbath. Goebel; offertory Inscription,
All Things Come to Thee, Lord, Whitney;
Sanctus, Stainer; hymn 231 Gloria in En-
celsis, old chant Postlude, Flagler. Choir
Sopranos Miss Lucy NJ. Graves Ms.
Franklin De d er. Miss Lucy Brookes, Miss
Ruth Ashton and Mrs. Herbert Oliver;
altos, Miss Bertha NJ. Jet, Mrs. Charles
T. Lindsey and Miss Ruth Bryant; tenors
Mr. NJ G. Leamen, Mr. S. Frank Field, Mr..
Wilbur Maddox. Mr.. Benjamin Wheatlay
and Mr.. Phil Knox; bassos, Mr.. Richard
Writ, Mr.. j. Harris Franklin, Mr.. T. Nor
man Jones and Dr. Charles L. Lindsey; fist
violin, Mr.. I Brooke Amiss jr.; second
violin, Mr.. w. H. Scholz; viola, Mr.. Louis
M. kreuger: cello, Mr.. Walter Whittlesey;
organist and director, Mr.. Sherman Is.
Fowler, assisted by Mr.. S Frank Field.
Christ p.scopal Church-Hynn, process
sonal, No. III; Christ Our Passover,
Buck; Gloria Patria,"' BiaIia; Tie Deum,"
Alzamora; "Jubilata," in a fiat, Hamm;
offertory, Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day." Wilson; hymns appropriate TO the
day. Choir: Soprano, Miss Mai r. Green
we'll; contralto, Mss Emma Houcheus;
tenor, Mr.. Kenneth ogden; basso, Mr..
Charles w. Moore; organst, Mrs. Charles
Ct Lennon.
ST. Mary's Catholic Church-Kyr:e. Gloria.
Credo, Sanctus and AgnuS Del. from La
Hache. Choir: Sopranos, Mrs. Jacob Brill.
Mrs. Peter Lawrence, Miss Annie Stouten-
bUrgh, Miss NJ. Creegan and Miss NJ. Nu-
gent; altos Mrs. Mamie Bowling. Miss An
ME German and Miss Mamie Breen; tenors.
Messrs P. F. Downey. T. A. Stoutenburgh
and /. p. Harlow; basso, Mr.. Robert Wen
eel; organist MIR. Joseph NJ. Monroe.
Washington Street Methodist Episcopal
Bright Easter Morn" by E.. L. Ashford;
Sing Unto the Lord DR.. Rodney Day;
solo, He Is Risen" Schneider, by DR.. C.
E. Outcalt. Evening service anthems,
Risen,' ]. s. Fearis solo, Easter Day Has
Crowned Him King" Hawthorne, Mrs. 7.
A. Hulfish. Choir: Sopranos, Misses Vier-
korn, Bontz and Grimes Mrs Outcalt and
Mrs. Field; altos. Mrs. Hulfsh, Mrs. Gill
lianis, Misses Vierkorn and Pierpont; ten
ors, Messrs. wilkins, Netherland and Hill;
bassos Mr.. Dinwiddie and DR.. Outcalt; or
ganist, Miss Alice E. Thomas
Grace Episcopal Church: Morning serv-
ice-Processional hymn, SIG; Easter an
them, by Mornington; Gloria Patri by
Jubilate in A, by Meacham;S hymn, in
troit III; Kyrie, by Tours; Gloria Tibi,
by Gounod; hymn, 121; offertory solo, by
Mrs. Green; presentation. 405; Sanctus. by
old chant; occasional hymn. no. Even
ing service-Processiona 11S; Gloria
Patri, by Mendelssohn; Magnificat, by
Kettle; Deus, by Beethoven; anthems
by Miss Pullman; presentation, 405; recess
sionaI hymn 1875. Choir-Ma sters Bryan
Pitts, Chaplin Evans. Charles King. En-
met Scott. Leslie McCuen. Charles ].
Blanche Rulman. Florence Long. Daisy
Murphy, Nettie Rowen, Alice Williams,
Stella Moore, Mrs. Charles ]. Deahl;
Messrs Talbot MeCuen. Henry Harris,
Wilkinson and George Evans; organist,
H. B. Ramey. The choir will appear in
vestments for the first time, and a new
two-manual, water motor pipe organ will
be used
Death of Mrs. Kearney.
Mrs. margaret beavers Mccartney, WhOW
of the late Capt. Henry w. Kearney, died
at her late residence. Wilton in Fairfax
county, about II o'clock this morning. For
some time she has been in declining health.
having lately suffered several strokes of
paralysis Mrs. Kearney was a lady of
estimable character and was highly esteem
ed by all who knew her. Nine children
survive her. The funeral services, which
will be conducted by Rev j. p. Stump OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South of
this CITY, will be held at her late residence
at 10 o'clock Monday morning. and the in
terment will be in Ivy Hill cemetery.
General and Personal.
Bishop Gibson of the Episcopal diocese of
Virginia will hold confirmation services in
Christ Church tomorrow morning, and at
Grace Church in the evening.
The congregation of Pohick Church. Fair
fax county will move back into the old
church tomorrow for Easter services after
being out for two years during which time
extensive repairs have been made The
floor has been restored i'll exact imitation
of the original, and is said to be very
beautiful. The interior furnishings have
not as yet been completed, and temporary
furnishings have been put in for the
ices tomorrow. Rev. Everad Meade is the
rector.
ernoon between the team of the Episcopal
High School and the Rock Hill College
team the latter won by the score of II to
o. The battery for the High School was
Brown and Minton.