Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31


son will substitute at the organ for Miss
Mary Byrnes. The choir, under the direc-
| ton Of Mrs. Rosa Cotterill Pennebaker, will
| sing Haydn's Imperial Mass. Gaudeamus
will be sung at the offertory. The choir
| will be assisted by several prominent solo
| lists.
ST. Joseph's Church-The musical pro-
gram at st. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
will be rendered by the young ladies' choir,
under the direction of the Sisters of Notre
Dame.
United Brethren.
Memorial United Brethren Church-At
the morning service Miss Anna Stambaugh
will sing In the Dawn of the Early Morn
ing, by Shackley, and the choir will sing
Christ Our Passover, by Schilling. At the
evening service the anthem This Is the
Day That the Lord Hath Made, by Mars
den, will be sung, and Miss Stambaugh
will sing Hail, Glorious Morn. Miss Lila
1. McBath, organist and choir director.
The Easter thank offering service of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Washington district will be held at Foun-
dry Church., Sunday, March 81, 3 pm. Mrs.
NJ. s. Huston, presiding; Miss Elizabeth F.
Pierce will sing a solo, Resurrection. by
Tosti, and addresses will be made by Mrs.
Frank NJ Bristol In His Steps, and Mrs. J.
F. Engle, The Risen Christ
The Easter festival will be appropriately
observed at the Government Hospital for
the Insane. There has been a general dis
tribution of lilies, hyacinths and other
flowers throughout the wards of the insti-
tuition, and this afternoon, beginning at 8
o'clock, chapel services will take place
in the assembly hall. Much of the con-
tents of the asylum green houses has
been transferred to the assembly hall and
has been used in decorating the platform
and the space Immediately in front of the
pulpit. There have been utilized in the
work of decoration masses of maiden hair
fern. rubber trees. palms. lilies, hyacinths
and potted flowers, making a great bower
| of floral decoration in the hall.
The officiating minister at the exercises
this afternoon, when the congregation will
be composed in the main of patients at
the institution. will be Rev. Willard G..
Davenport, the rector of the Emanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church, in Anacostia.
The choir of the asylum has prepared a
program of music appropriate to the day.
1t is as follows: Gradual, Batist; anthem,
Christ's Victory, banks; hymn, 1lfracomb,
s. Wetso; Scripture reading, Chaplain
Davenport; Savior, When Night Invokes
the Skies. Shelley, with solo by Mr.. George
W. Jones; prayer. chaplain; hymn, Mozart;
sermon, chaplain; hymn. Duke Street, j.
Hatton; solo, Open the Gates, j. F. Knapp,
Mrs Charles F. Linger; benediction, chap
lain. The choir will be assisted by Messrs.
Daniel c. Smithson and Watson Isaac of
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mr. Reward L.. Davis, the nOSpitdl cIiolT
leader, will direct the singing Mrs. Eliza
beth Nelson will be the organist
Missionary to Speak.
Announcement is made that Miss Sidney
j. Davis of Keokuk, Iowa, general field
missionary of the foreign mission board of
the national Baptist convention, will de-
liver an address on foreign missions at the
service this evening at the Second Baptist
Church, Sd street between H and streets.
In Interest Of Interstate z. II. G. A..
An illustrated lecture is scheduled to be
delivered by Mr.. George F. Tibbitts. secre-