Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-14


garet Waite and Hattie Wallace; tenors,
Messrs #. NJ. Beck R. s. Whaley, w. w.
Wallace and Dr. c. P. Clark; BASES.
Messrs J. M. Hoge and Maxwell Jones'
Easter sermons by Rev. Mr.. Jeffries; Sum
day school at $50 am; Eppworth League,
$50 pm.
Methodist Protestant.
North Carolina Avenue Church. Rev. Rich
ard L. Shipley, pastor-Morning. Hall. oy-
Gus Morn, Bassford; The Easter Sunshine
Breaks Again, Schneider; Awake, Ny Soul
to Joyful Lays. Schneider: Awake Glad
Souls. Awake. Awake. Brown. Choir-So-
pranoe, Miss Mary A. Dodge. Miss Roberta
Dant, Miss Ada Filler Miss Maud Ryan
Miss Sue Hess, Mrs. Mary Miller Scott;
altos. Mrs Carrie Bascom. Mrs Melvin
Mr. VIM. A. Deck. Mr.. Edgar Eachus;
bassos, Mr.. Oliver G. Ports, Mr.. George S.
Dodge. Mr.. VIM. T. Scott. The solo parts
U Will be taken by the following: Bass. Mr..
Oifver G. Ports; tenor, Mr.. William A.
Deck; alto Mrs Carrie Bascon; soprano.
Miss Roberta Dant. Miss Ada Filler. Miss
Mary A. Dodge. Mr.. Clarence v. Schofeld.
will be given by the Sunday school under
the direction of Mr.. w A. Dodge.
Universalist.
The Church Of Our Father, Thirteenth
and L streets northwest, John Van Schaick.
jr., pastor-The choir-Miss Alice 9. Chand-
Ter, soprano and choir leader; Miss Emily
Blazer contralto; Mr.. Harry P. wilkins.
tenor; Mr.. Fred e. Kissinger, bass; Miss
Alice B. Harvey, organist. II a. M, Christ
Our Passover, Schilling; Jesus Is Risen,
Schneider; contralto solo, Hail, Glorious
Morn, Gfebel, Miss Blazer; 5 pm, union
vesper service of the Sunday school and
Y. p. c. u. Easter anthems by the school
under direction of Miss Chandler.
New Church,
New Church, corner 10Th and Corcoran
streets, Rev. Frank Sewall, D. D., pastor
IL am. children's professional Jesus Is
Risen," introit chant; Thy Way, o God
Is in the Sanctuary" anthem, Christ Our
Passover" Shepherd: "Benedictus,'' Gill
christ; hymn from ninth symphony Beeth-
oven; offertory, "Hallelujah," from Beeth-
ovens Mount of Olives" ''Sanctus," Gou-
nod; recessional' Morn of joy" holy com
munion. chants in the ritual Evening at
1880 Magnificat," by Vogrich; Christ Is
Rfsen,' Whitney Coombs; My Strife Is
over, Palestrina. Quartet with responsive
choir, soprano, Miss Matte Gibson; alto.
Mrs. Bean Humphrey; tenor, Mr.. Wiley H.
Davis; bass and director, Mr.. William NJ.
Shuster; organst, Miss Maud G. Sewall.
Hyattsville Churches.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, April 13.-The Eas-
ter festival will be celebrated Sunday with
the usual services in the various churches.
Especially prepared musical programs will
be rendered by the Episcopal, Catholic and
Baptist churches. At the IL o'clock serv-
ice in Pinckney Memorial Church the fol-
lowing music will be sung: Professional
hymn. Christ Our Passover, r. Farrant;
TIE Deum Laudamus, Baumbach; Jubilate
Dec, Tours ;kyrie Eleison, Tours; Gloria
Tibi, j. b. Dykes; offertory selected: offer
tory sentence, S. B. Whiting; Sanctus, G.
M. Garrett; Gloria in Excelsis, c. Zeuner
occasional hymn The choir is composed
of MesdaMeS w w. Frost and P. G. Mel
bourne, and the Misses Gertie Leakin Mar
garet Welsh, Rosalie Carr and Ruth Burn
side, sopranos; Mrs. Thomas H. Wilkinson
and Miss Evelyn Lewis, altos; Messrs. Nc
Collough Wilson, p. NJ. Leakin and P G.
Melbourne, tenors, and Messrs. J. B. and
Harold Burnside bassos. Mrs. Charles j.
S. Mayo will preside at the organ. The
services will be as follows: Morning, s
O'Clock, celebration of the holy communion
II o'clock, full service; evening, 7:3O, chill
Lren's service; st. Luke's Church, Bladens-
ourg. childrens service at 3 o'clock.
At the il O'Clock mass the choir of St
Jerome's Church will sing the following mu-
sic: Kyrie, Gloria in Excelsis, Deo Credo.
Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Del from
Generals mass, and at the offertory
Georzas Regina Coeli. At the evening
service the ladies' society will meet, fol-
to God will be sung or recited in the an
Client form of choral music, known as the
Gregorian chant. The choir is composed
as follows: Sopranos. Mrs. j. B. Waters,
Miss Fowler, Miss Mcfarland and Miss
Beall; altos, Mrs. M. NJ. Flannery. Mrs.
George Burns, Miss Eva Fowler and Miss
Bergling; tenors, Messrs, Condry and
Dooley; bassos, Messrs. ]. B. Waters and
George Burns. Miss Leila X. Aman Is the
organist and directress.
Rev. j. B. Seaman of Philadelphia will
preach at the Baptist Church Easter Sum
day at IL am and 7:30 pm. The follow
ing Easter music will be rendered: Come
Unto Me, Phippen; Bright Easter Morn,
Ashford; He Is Risen, West; Christ the
Lord, is Risen. West; evening, Lead, Kind
ly Light Chambers; Awake, for Golden
Glories Break, Kirkpatrick, and in the
Cross of Christ Glory, Gabriel. The choir
is composed OF Mrs. Reed, Mrs Conkln
and Miss Davis, sopranos; Mrs. Hall, Mrs.
Ladson and Mrs. Lyon, altos; Messrs. c..
tenors, and Messrs. c. L. Ladson, Davis
and Norton, bassos. Mrs. w L. Hall, di-
rectress; Miss Ethel E. Vrooman. organist.
At Leesburg, Va.
The Easter music at ST. James Episcopal
Church in Leesburg will be as elaborate as
that of the city churches. DR. Cecil de
Joline Harbordt, the director has worked
most assiduously in training the large choir
and in preparing the elaborate program
The full program is as follows Morning
service. IL am, professional hymn 10,
Come, Ye Faithful Raise the Strain, Sul1-
van; Easter chant Christ Our Passover.
conservation music; Gloria Patri, from Fes-
tive Venite, Green; TIE Deum, Woodward
Jubilate, Festival, Tours; introt anthem,
contralto and baritone recitative and
choral, They Have Taken Away My Lord,
Stainer; Gloria Tibi (Cavaleria Rusti-
canal, Mascagni; hymn 1O9 Welcome
Happy Morning, Sullivan; offertory (fu,l
chorus) Alleluia, Christ is Risen, Green
communion service; Sanctus, Charles Gou-
Gloria in Excelsis, festival. Calkin; recess
sional hymn ia, Christ the Lord is Risen
Again, German.
Evening service-Processional hymn 112.
Jesus Christ IS Risen Today, Davidica
Magnificent Nunc, festival, Fields; introit
anthem Awake, Thou That Sleepest, Red
head; hymn 121, The Strife is Ger the
Battle Done. Palestrina; offertory anthem
(solo and chorus), Ye Sons and Daughters
of the King, Burdett offertory sentence,
Easter, Mendelssohn; occasional hymn 1t3,
Christ is Risen, Christ Is Risen, Sullivan;
Amen, Venetian.
The vested choir, which was organized by
DR.. Harbordt over year ago, is composed
of about thirty voices and Is constantly
increasing in numbers. The present mem
bers are Miss Elizabeth Davis organist
and Mesdames w. w. Chamblin John M.
Berkeley, Anthony Dibrell, Thomas w Ed
wards, F. C. Harbordt, Charles E. Norris.
and Misses Jessie Divine. Florence Van