The Washington herald., 1908-04-18

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Calvary Baptist Church.
Services Of song viii be held at Calvary
Baptist Church morning and evening by
the choir composed as follows: Soprano
Mrs. Walter A Gawler; alto, Mrs. Ralph
T. Barnard. tenor, Mr.. William d. Nc
Farland: lass. Mr. J. Henry Kaiser. Or
ganist and director, Mr. Arthur D. Mayo.
FiOlinist, Mrs. Bertha Lucas Stoddard.
McKendree VI. f. Church.
The Sunday school Of AfcKendree Meth
Cdist Episcopal Church viii observe Eas-
ter Sunday Ia a special programme from
9.50 TO II a. m. There will be special
music by the orchestra Of thirty members
aud appropriate songs by the scnooL
Hon W f. Andrews Auditor for the
Treasury viii be the speaker. The pri-
mary department. Mrs. T. r. RifTeI,- su-
perintendent. viii sing a special song
recitation The superintendent, Frank T.
Israel, viii preside
The opening service will ne conducted
by Archie W. Davis. assistant superin-
terdent: prayer 10y Rev. r. L. Wright.
pastor; responsive reading. conducted by
Mr., Glen J. Cooper, assistant superin-
tendent.
Foundry Vi. f. Church.
Foundry NJ. Z. Church has prepared an
excellent programme Of music.
The members Of Foundry choir sre: Mrs. OTIS y.
SWEET soprano Mrs. William T. Reed. eontraltoi
Alr W J. Caulfeld tenor; Alr W H. Peter, bass;
Nh Herman L. Aniss. oTganist and director.
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
A special musical programme viii be
given at Evangelical Lutheran Church
The choir: Misses Alieen Heine Irene Umhau.
Violet Wilmer. Mabel Hurley. Augusta Umhau. and
Julia Oden. sopranos; Mrs. A. Wilmer, Mrs. +. ".
Loetsch sBd Misses Christine Umhsu Emily Rit-
tersh0fer, and Rosa Elliot, altos; Messrs, Daniel
BaTauf Nicholas Miles, and George Werner. tenors;
Afessrs +. ". L0efsch Herbert Oien. and 8lr Fred
Werner. bassos OrEauist, Miss Ant0inette +. VIII
ner: director. Dr.. John Stutz.
Morning and night services viii be held
at the Church Of the New Jerusalem.
At the Shrine of the Sacred Heart the
solos of both services will be sustained
by Misses Mabel c. IatimeT. soprano. and
Mary Emily King, alto, and Messrs. Ed
ward j. McQuade and Guida c. Callan,
ten0rs, and Bernard A. Ryan. bass Miss
Marguerite c. O'Toole. organist. and Mr..
L. L Cannon. director.
At St Stephens P. E. Church there
will be services at II a. NJ. and at p, M,
with special music.
a. m. at St Margaret's Episcopal Church.
and at II o'clock there will be morning
prayer, Holy Communion, and sermon.
An elaborate musical programme has
been prepared for ST. Paurs Lutheran
Church.
The services at St. Marks Episcopal
Church will begin at $50 a. m. with
communion. At II o'clock there will be
the Te Deum. and at 7.3o o'clock the
choral service
In the morning at ST. Marks Lutheran
Church the regular liturgical service will
be held with a sermon by the pastor. Rev
J. L. F'rantz
Metropolitan Baptist Church has a
musical programme for the morning serv-
Zee at II o'clock and the night meeting at
8 o'clock.
At the morning service at Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church the regular
choir will sing.
An augmented choir will sing Concone's S
mass IN F at the 9 o'clock mass at St
Francis de Sales Church. Langdon Yes
pers and benedietion will be at O'clock.
At ST. Mary's German Church and St
Martins Church there viii be special
music at the high mass. Giorza's YES
pers will be sung at o'clock
A choir of thirty-eight mixed voices will
sing at the high mass at st. Augustines
Church.
Father Gracian Adams. of the Catholic
University, will preach at the high mass
at 10 O'Clock at the Church Of the Ma
tivity. Brightwood