Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-19

able. and. as whole. the work. 1t Is de.
clared. was finished production.
The singers and accompanies were Mr..
Lewis Corning Atwater. director and or
ganist: sopranos. Mrs. Theodore T. APP
pie. Miss Matte Gibson. Mrs. Herman w.
Smith. Mrs. w. A. Killing; contratos. Mrs.
Frederick Sillers. Mrs. D. DIN Leech.
George F. Lippitt; tenors. Mr.. ". How
ard Butterworth. soloist: Mr.. Frederick
Sillers. soloist; Mr.. Carl B. Apple. MT
George F. Lippitt; BASES. Mr.. Theodore
r. Apple. soloist: Mr.. Oliver A. Phelps.
soloist: Mr. Herman w. Smith. Mr.. Fred
J. Leonard: Miss Mira Chittenden' vio-
linist.
- Throughout the Southern Methodist
Church Good Friday was observed as a
day of fasting and prayer for success in
home mission activity.
At the recent first quarterly conference
OF Gorsuch NJ. E. Church the pastors
salary was increased 500 and that of the
presiding elder so. Plans were also for
church during the current year.
Rev. j. w. r. Sumwalt, the presiding
elder of the Washington district. will &C.
cupy the pulpit at Gorsuch this MORN
ing at IL O'Clock.
Tuesday evening at the church recep-
tion will be rendered to Rev. and Mrs.
". L. Lynn. who have been returned to
Gorsuch Tor the fourth year.
It is announced that the Easter cantata.
Death and Life" by Harry Rowe Shelby,
Will be sung next Tuesday evening by the
choir of Incarnation Church, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Frederick Clark Grammar
The soloists will be: Miss Virginia Robin
son. soprano; Mrs. Louise Henrietta Grum-
man. soprano: Miss Maud Harding. con-
tralto; Mr.. Joseph Ferdinand Matthew.
tenor; Mr.. Fred c. Grammar. baritone.
Miss Aurelia Dickinson is the organist.
Among the soioists for the Easter Sun
day services will be Mr.. Karl Kerr, bari
tone.
The Mount Olivet Methodist Protestant
Church at Ballston was we'll filled We'd
nesday evening at a reception given by
the members of the church In honor Of
the return to them of their pastor. Rev.
c. NJ. Zepp. for another year. The ad
liam Ball and was responded to by the
pastor. The choir gave special music aft
er which the company went to the par
sonaEe and were served with refresh
prepared. Miss Harriet Harding and
Miss Fay humphrey. 1t Is announced
will sing Easter selections at the special
services of the Metropolitan NJ z. Sunday
school tomorrow morning.
Arrangements have been made for
Rev. DR.. Creegan. the New York secre-
tary of the American board of foreign
missions. to address the ''neighborhood
meeting of the ladies' auxiliaries of the
Washington conference at 2:3O pm. FRI
day, April "a, at the LIST Conversational
Church, 10th and G streets.
Several handsome pieces of memorial
furniture. in keeping with other improve
meLts. have recently been installed in
ST Marks Episcopal Church. and last
Sunday were first viewed by the men,
bers of the congre CATION.
The new fixtures include six memorial
stalls and two front desks of quartered
oak. hand-carved and manufactured In
Michigan. The drawings were made and
donated by a resident architect Mr.. Fred
erick A. Kendall, a former vestryman and
Chorister Of St. Marks.
The memorials and donors are as fol-
lows:
Rector's stall to the late Bishop Henry
Yates Satterlee. by an anonymous giver.
Assistants stall to Miss Laura c. Nee
han. choir stalls to Mrs: Mary A. Luce
and De Ofeo Brown. former choir
master: donor. Mrs. F. B. Wilson.
Stall to Mr.. ]. p. Torbert. junior war
den: donated by st. Marks Altar Guild.
his family and friends.
Stall to Harold Curtis Grant. former
chorister; donated by his mother.
Stall to Robert, jr., Thomas and Will
liam II. Dalton. former choristers; do
mated by their parents.
Interesting Passion week services were
held last week at the Luther Place Me-
mortal Church. the pastor. Rev. j. G.
Butler. being assisted by his son, Rev.
c. II. Butler, and by Rev. W. II. Gotisald.
DID,, of Philadelphia. Several addi-
tons to the membership OF the church