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Church of the Epiphany.
Rev. Randolph Harrison McKIm, d. D..
rector.

-Nr-tf+N+ +AAA AAeAi 4-NfsI- AANAAAIAr H. H.
rector
Morning. Il o'clock: Professional hymn.
Welcome. Happy Morning. Axe to Axe
Shall Say" SULLIVAN; proper anthem
(Schilling): TIE Deum' (Schnecker): "Ju-
bilate' (SchiIing): introit anthem
Awake. Thou That Sleepest' AIake-)
Gloria Tibi' in c tSwetU: hymn The
Strife Is Ger. the Battle Done" tPales-
trina); offertory anthem. As II Re-
gan to Dawn" DIartin)- '.Ssncrus CE4sTt--
err; hymn. Bread OF the World. --GIo-
ria IN Excelsis." old chant. recessionsl
hymn Come, YG Faithful Raise the
Strain (Sullivan).
Evening, y o'clock; Professional hvmn
The Day Of Resurrection" CToursl.
proper psalms for Easter evening. Mag
nihcat' and "Nunc Dimitus' NIarksl.
hymn, Angels. Roll the Rock Awav''
tRoper); offertory anthem. Sing Into
Cod CTozer): recessional hymn. He Is
Risen" (Neander).
The following comprise the choir: Solo
lists, soprano. Miss Lillian HALEY: con-
tralto. Mrs T. B. Gilmore. bass. Charles
+. Roberts. Chorus-Mrs ]. W. Ander-
son. Mrs. John LLOYD. MrS W B. Patter-
son. Misses A. Bayard. " Chamberlin.
c Davenport. NJ. Davis. y Davis. l..
Gerlach, F. GOldsb0rough. E. Grimes. NJ
Hennen. 0. Krumke. II. Larner. G. Lind.
F. Mckee. NJ. Marean. z. Metzel. W
Mueller. r. Saffold: Messrs. II. Barnes.
r. Conwell. H J. DAILY, J. D. Dixon. A.
Hale, II. p. Hoover, J. LLOYD G. Scharf
F. L Springer, J. G. Traylor. ". II Wa
tiers; organist, o. D. SWEET; choirmaster.
James G. Traylor
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EPISCOPAL NOTES.

The three hours" The three hours
service" The devotion OF the three
hours agony" as Il Is variousiy de-
fined and announced. is a service OF
form Of devotion which IS every year
becoming more and more widely observed
In The church. Yesterday quite a num-
bur of churches announced its obsery-
ance as part OF the days devotion.
among them the following St Johns
Church. Georgetown. Rev. F. b How
den. rector; 81. PauTs. Rev. Robert Tai
bot. rector: Emmanuel Church, Auacos-
tia, Rev ". G. Davenport. rector:
Christ Church. Georgetown, Rev. J. II.
/ W Blake. rector.
II St. Johns Church. L.afayette
Square. the services on Good Friday
were as follows: $50 a. n. morning
PRAYER; II q m, morning prayer ana
sermon; p. m. evening prayer and ad-
dress.
To-day they are: a. m. morning
prayer and holy communion: y m, pen
ltential service; .. m. evening prayer
and address.
Tomorrow they viii be: 7.So a. m.
holy communion. II a. m. morning pray
e.. sermon. and holy communion; AS
p. n. children's carol service
At St Thomas there VIII be four cele-
b-ations OF holy communion, az :, s.
$50. and i o'clock. At : the celebrant
viii be Rev. Canon Austin: at s. the
rector; at $50, Rev. J. A. Aspinwau, and
at II. the rector.
On Monday, Thursday, and Good Fri
day al St Thomas there were two
services al S o. m. each DAY OF quite
exceptional interest. one being a service
Of preparation for Easter day communion
with an illustrated sermon. and the other
being the story Of the crucihXion with
Illustrated sermon.
At St PauTs. Rock Creek parish. they
VIII render an elaborate musical serv-
ice on Easter Day. Instead Of the
"Yenite." there viii be Christ our pass
over" CBuclO. and the Te Deum viii
be Buck in d. The Introlt will be Haw-
ley's Christ has won the victory" and
the offertOry anthem, Upon the first
day OF the week" by Foster.
St Margaret's Church exceeded its ap-
portionment for general missions by Sz35.
During the last four years the total
church debt has been reduced from Ss5.OOO
to s2oOOo.
This Lent the Junior Chapter OF Wash
ington have held joint week-night
Lenten services at the Church OF the
Ascension. Rev. J. Henning Nelms. rec
tor. Those who delivered addresses at
the services were Rev. r. H McKim.
D. D.; Rev. J Henning Nelms. Rev.
Arthur Kinsolving. rector OF 81. PauTs
Church. Baltimore: Rev. Edward S Dun
lap. and Rev. PeTegrine Wroth. rector Of
the Church OF the Messiah. Baltimore
These services proved particularly help
ful in bringing the boys together.
During the fall and winter months at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Building Rev J. Henning helms has
been conducting a Bible class each Tues
day evening II has teen largely at
tended by members uf the Brotherhood
and the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton. Mr.. Nelms took throughout the
course as his subject Beacon lights OF
Bible story"
Inspired by the suggestion 20 have
general Mission IN Washington. made by
DR.. c. Ernest Smith when recently
speaking OF ths local assembly II As
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st. Patrick's.

Solemn high mass will be sung at Il: 90
g. m. by the Rev. William T. Russell. d
D., pastor. Students from the Holy Cross
College VIII act as deacon and sub
deacon at the mass. his excellency the
apostolic delegate. Monsignor Diomede
FalcOnio. viii assist in cope and miter.
The deacons Of honor will be Monsignor
Ceretu and DR.. Durns, Of the Holy Cross
College. Rev. Thomas E. McGulggan viii
preach the sermon. The music viii be
fur!shed by the mixed and sanctuary
choir, assisted by a full orchestra under
the direction Of Armand Gumphrect DR..
Anton Gloetzner viii preside at the organ.
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OTHER SERVICES.

the General Clergy Relief Fund the.
churches OF ths diocese contributed iaSt
year SsS7-s6. but the benehciaries in the do
eese received some S2,55O from that fund,
OF about I.700 more than were con-
trlbuted.
The committee consists OF the follow
ing Rev Thomas A JOhnstone, rsstor,
OF Laurel. Nd. chairmans Rev. Dr.. De-
Vries. Judge A B. Hsgner, ana NJ.
Blair Lee
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ImmacuInte Conception.

Solemn high mass win be sung at Il a
m. Rev Eugene Connolly, celebrant;
Rev. J. D. Marr, deacon; Rev. Ambrose
Beavans. sUbdeacon. The sermon will
he preached by the pastor, Rev Father
Marr, and the mixed choir will render
'Haydn's Third Mass. with Harry
Wheaton Howard at the organ. Vespers
at p. m; music by the boy choir.
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st. Stepben,s.

Rev. George F. Dudley. rector.
Services at Z. $50. II. 4 ana 80 o,elo.l,
Morning. II O'Clock, 'Te Deum' and
"Jubilate," B fat. c. Y. Stanford: lntroit
anthem, "Harken Unto Me- Myles Fos-
ter; communion service, z fat. A. ]. Eyre.
offertory. Behold. ye Despisers." H W
Parker Evening. 7.50 O'Clock. Mag
nifrcat' and -Nunc Dimittis.'- by J. FIELD.
in D: ofreTtOTy, "Hearksn Unto MeT'
Foster Vested choir, men and boys. IN
charge Of Mr. Charles R Bartlett: Mrs.
d. W. Brown, organist: Miss Lillian
Lewis. soprano sololst: Mr.. Charles r.
Itneback. bass soloist
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Solemn high mass at 10:3o 'Vidi
Aauam" CWiegandl; Mass. Haydn's Six
teenth: ofertory, ''Hosannah" Gran
ier).
Nespers and benediction at 4 p. m.
Marcos Third Vespers and Magnlfcat;
Regina CoelT' (Giorza): 20 Salutaris"
(Phuger); 'Tantum Ergo" (Shelley). Or
ganist and director, Mr.. s. J. Kubel.
Quartet: Mrs Blanche NJ. Rogers,
Miss Margaret Eichhorn, Mr Aloysius
FenneIl. Mr.. Frank Rebstock.
Sopranos: Mrs. Hattie Williams Miss
NJ. Miller. Miss Annie Beuchert, Miss L.
Rupert. Miss Florence Zubel; altos:
Miss R. Rupert. Miss NJ. F. Triplett,
Mrs. A. c. Taylor. Miss c. Kubel; tenors:
Messrs. l. P. Mills. G. Brahler, J. A.
Riley, c. Giebel; bassos; Messrs. J. Rede-
ker. A. Schulties. A. NeT.
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Excellent music VIII mark both morning
and evening services. Tie programme
VIII be in charge OF Miss Edith stowell.
musical directress Of the church, who viii
be assisted by Miss Estelle Gulick. con-
tralto; Thomas L. Jones. tenor; r. y.
Conweli. bass. and Mrs. Barry. Organist.
Numbers 10 be rendered at the morning
service are: Opening anthem. Christ.
the Victor" Shackley. 0Hertory; con-
tralto solo. 'Resurrexit.' Tosti: closing
anthem, Angels. Ron the Rock Away.
Holden.
AT the evening service viii be sung:
Opening anthem. The SsviOus Hath Ris-
en-. Williams; onefory; bass solo. The
Resurrection Song" closing anthem,
Christ. Our Passover" Schneider.
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EPISCOPAL.

CHURCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
sixth and 7 streets ne.
Rev. e. : Abbott ard Rev. ". y. Pierson.
Clergy.
Holy Ccmmunio1 ffessal Service. q r.
Hoiy Communion ia a. H.
Morning PRAYER and admission of cl0Cis1erz
and seIFess. $50 n. ~.
HolE ccmnunion and semcn. Il a. r. Chi
drens service $50 T. ID
Ercning prayer. corfr1ration. ard sermon b.
the Bishop 0f Washington - D m.
ALL SAINTS CHAPEL BENNINCT-H0ly
Communion and sermou. a a. r..
ST. MATTHEW'S CHAPEL. CHESAPEAKE
gUNCroN-Holy Communion. a. n EFel-
Ing PRAYER. p m.
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The music at solemn high mass Easter
morning at st. Aloysius' Church will be
sung by the chancel choir Of fifty men
and boys. under the direction Of Ernest
T. Winchester. Tozer's Mass in Honor
OF the Blessed Sacrament" will be sung.
In the evening the solemn Office Of COM
pline will be chanted. according to usual
custom
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N.m York -Arenue Church.

Choir-BIrs ". H. Shir-CliT. soprano:
Miss Pauline Whitaker. contralto; Mr..
John II. Nolan. bass: Mr.. Joseph L
Matthieu. tenor; Mr.. John Porter Law
renee. Organist and precentOr.
Morning-"As II Began 10 Dawn" Cos
teri; Il Know that My Redeemer Liveth"
(HandeTs ''Messiah'D
Eyening-Maroney's Easter cantata OF
THE Resurrection 90
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST. PAUL n Z. CHURCH SOUTH. ID and s-A
nv Rev. William Eustacs HGlry. pastor DiT1ns
worship. II e. n and ?. n Spacal Easter
sesE>ceS stranges relccre
Nj. VERNON PLACE NJ E. CHURCH sOUTH
car. %h ard Sta nv J. Howard WellE pas
Tor. SO. Sunday schooL II a. r. Tbs -s1i-
blity q the resuTeCion; o.. n M dys shall
le I've again. p II. EpEorrh Lea~za 8
p n Ihs IeSuIected CLTisI ald tAe raEr-
rec-ed nfe. O. Seeking thinzs 1boFe.f
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt Pleasant CONGREGATIOSAL CEURCH.
Columbia road and 18th s. Nv. ReT. n Roas
Elshblrr- pastor. % A. m. Sln6zy school u
a. r.. reception of menbers ard Lo-5-s sc1p--:
Easter sermon By The pastor; mu1o b. quartet
AID chorus choir = H. Junicr EzdeaTor 6s1
= H. Senior Endeasor. rs p Hr., Eester choral
service hy the Suucay school M So-lo1 u.
Llftle. superintendent A welcolne ~ AL
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Holy Trinity.

Solemn high mass viii be sung: cele-
brant, Rev. P. J. O'Connell, s. J.; deacon,
Rev. Thomas J. Harlin. S. J.; subdeacon
Joseph A. Farrell, S. ]; vespers, 7:30 p
m. Rev. AlphOnse Coppens. s. J., cele-
bTant Music by male choir, under the
direction Of Mr. George Herbert Wells.
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AnostoIic Misninn.

Priests VIII preach at the following
churches tomorrow: Rev. A. P. DOYLE
at St. Martins. North Capitol and 7
streets; Rev. Walter Elliott. at St The
resa's, Anacostia; Rev. Father Corrisan.
at st. JerOme's Church, HyattsvilIe, Nd
Rev. J. NJ. Dougherty. at Oakland. Md.
Rev. Father Gallagher. at CatonsviIle
Nd; Rev. Father Gumbleton, at Balti-
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Morning. at II o'clock-"As It Began
10 Dawn" (Chaf1n); Il Am He that
Liveth" (SeotO; "On that First Easter
Morning (spence); alto solo, "The
Easter Morn" leridge-Taylor); violon-
cello solo, 'Andante" (GOlterman).
Evening. at 7:30 o'clock Awake. Thou
that Sleepest" (MakerJ; The Lord Is
Risen" nynes); tenor solo, ''The Dawn
OF Life" (Avery); viOlOncello solo, .'Medi-
tatiOn" CVerhallen).
The choir-Soprano, Miss Ada Birch;
alto. Mrs Ralph p. Barnard: tenor Mr..
r p. Backing; bass. Mr. j. Henry
Kaiser: violonceIiist. Miss Ethel Lee: or
ganist and director Mr.. Arthur d. Mayo.
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Sd. stenhen,s Chnrch-

Solemn high mass Will be sung at Il
a. m. celebrant. Rev. Father Bede: dea-
con, Rev Father Aloysius: subdeacon
Father Anselm. The sermon win be
preached by the pastor. Rev. W. T
Caughy; vespers at 4:30.
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NEW CHURCH

NEW CHURCH. 18Th and Corcoran IS Nv The
Rev Prank seTsl. y. o.. pos,or Fiu prazch st
u a. m-, Eas-er serFice se-1o1. and Holy Con-
lunlon- q m-. closing nighr service ard lee
u-e. THE GREAT ASSW EEs-Esste-'s reply %
u-sns cliet question. Al are invited Free
loan library o. The Writings q SEede1uo-g- Fres
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y. ". c. A. VESPER SERVICE.

VEsPER SERVICE YOUNG WONENs CHRIS
tan Assertion. le-h and + SIS nv. 80 p r..
Leacc-. Mrs JOIN Coulter. Chic-o- T'-5c
cUG-Il G. tharksgirE-S- Mss E1or RC-sri--s
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ST Andretr,s.

The choir at ST Andrews Episcopal
Church, under the direction OF Mr. ].
Isle Apple, assisted by the quartet
Mrs. Alfred Gage. soprano; Mrs. John
Robert alto; G1r Fred Schaenfer, basso,
and Mr. J. Lisle Apple. tenor-will give
the following programme;
professional. Welcome, Hap
py Morning CSullivan); anthem. Christ
Our Passover" Buck: Gloria PatrT
(Mendelssohn); TIE Deum," in a
(Sehnecker); "JubHate." in c CBuclO: Of
fertory. LAS II Began 70 Dawn" CMsrtin)
''Sanctus" (Armes): Gloria in Excelsis, %
old chant; 'sNunc Dimittis'' (Ciemens}
recessionaI. Christ Is Risen" (Sullivan).
Evening - Professional. Come. Ye
Faithful" (Sulllvan) Gloria Patri"
Robinson); 'Magnifcst" (Buck): ''NUnc
Dimittls" Buck: offertory. 20 Death,
Where Is Thy Sting?" (Manney); recess
siOnal. The Day OF Resurrection
(Tours)
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james Mcc Henry. minister Of Peek Chape-
u q n The pastor Elll I-czch-
D. m--The pastor vii rTe4ch on Ire sadl-irg
inspiration Of Easrer-
1Ilscal service. led by church quartet. from 81
70 o'c.ocS AR +. Leat. clio. assisting
?. m-Tle pastor VII preach oa The urree
os1-zed Christ of today
MasioaTesl7ice from 80 % e o'eock- 3lr- Arthur
H. Deihert. bls-. 1lr. Anton kasIsF yll-n-
sunday sch0ol az 9-i5 a. m.
Christian Eldlav0r meeting p m-
Tlurs1ay evening a. G. mi1WeGk sryiCs.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
NeT NoTk ave. T. and 9Th SIS. Dr. Wallacv
RadclHe rust0-- Il a. m. Eas-er ssrm1n. M
s-allati0l n elders and lesc0ns as g u-
Easter p-aise MarlceF's cantafa a Tie Res--
recis1n. Mgsse led bg the quartet choir 60
q. n. Bibie ~rh0al si5 a. ~. adslt classes.
So ?. n, CHRISTIAN Endeucr Society.
FTRsT--The strancer's sabbath Hone-'-Iohu Ma
shau pi nv. Dunlld e. 8lacLeod- minister e--
a n. Ease S'udly sc-o0l service II a. m.
speC-al EasrC mls-c and scrDCC- 6-5 ,. n,
union C. +. se7i1e rs 2. "a. uniol eTz-Eciis
&c service. followed with The Lor5s SugpsE US
ttaCs are invited % all services.
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sEYEXTH-DAY ADVEXTISTs.

MEMORIAL CHURCH. L-th and II sts Nv. Re-.
jams = s-1ltz. pastor. Tie r7stcr sal present
the sec7nd SECTION of q PROPHETS HIS
IOkICAL NENAGEEIE" beng the fcr-Jh q a
s--lcs Ct -cct-rcs cl the h,e and r-oqhecies u
Dl1lel- a. the regular service az rs to--c-r1r
lferIrg AL az invited
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ST. Martins.

High mass viii be sung tomorrow at
II q m, by Rev Eugene z. Hannah,
pastor. with sermon by Rev. A P Doyle.
Of the Apostolic Mission House. At 3
p. N. there viii be meeting Of the
Junior Holy Name Society. and at D. m.
there will be the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Mems Holy Name Society.
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Glad" Danks, with alto solo by Miss
Sallie Beamer; Christ Our Passover" t"
Schilling. quartet and chorus, with tenor.
soprano. and alto solos by Mr.. C w.
Bridwell, Miss Kathryn Allen, and Miss
Sallie Beamer; Mr.. H. Clyde Grimes
singing the bass in the quartet work. -
Evening. He Is Risen.R Lerman. alto
solo and chorus; He Is Risen" Simper,
soprano solo. Miss y. Whtaily and chorus
0ffertOry; soprano solo, Mrs II. Clyde
Grimes. accompanied by Mr.. Walter Gil
lam.
The choir hSs ossn recently reorganizsd.
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF Or FATHER. ls-h and SIS. Nv.
Rev. JoLn Van sehaieE, - rastor Il a. r.
E1ser s-ruce; sld-ect. -ImmOvIality q rrese-t
power 5 D. r. Fesper sc-Tlce. address bv Dr.
Eivsrl Everett Hale. slbiect Tea tines one -
e.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cr. Erh and L So
JyEes g. p Piece. minister 90 a H.. Cas-
fcE t5e CCluErl-lre Study % RELIGION ard Unity
sr1dy Cas- - a. n. Sunday sca0oI Easter carol
scr1lca- u a. H.. no-nirS se-vcs. sern0r by the
minister 30 p n Yrurr People-s Reliziors
Lnllr- he plb.ic llrit-l b II. serricez
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Mount Pleasant Congregntional.

Organ prelude; (a). "Quae est Ista,
Ceser Franck; C5) "Cantilene." Pierre
Gesse; Cc), Grand Choeur." J. H. Rogers:
(d). anthem. chorus, "HaHelujah." FaIk-
enstein; anthem. chorus. God Hath Ap-
pointed q Day." Berthold Tours: soprano
solo. 7 Know that My Redeemer Liveth. d"
Handel; tenor and bass duet Doubt no
Moce. Hughes; violin solo. 'Traumerei. -
Schumann. Miss Elton ROnsaville: organ
postlude, march, Ambrose Thomas.
Quartet-Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade, So
prano; Miss Mary z. King. contralto; Mr.
". Howard Butterworth, tenor: Mr..
Theodore T. Apple. bass.
Chorus-Sopranos. Miss Ethel Calvert.
Miss Isadore Emery, Miss Florence Simp-
son: tenors. DR.. c. L. Davis. Mr.. John n.
Hahn; cOntraltOs. Mrs. p. W. Gibbon.
Mrs. lie Roy Heron. Miss Ethel How
arth: bassOs. Mr.. Willard E Buell. Mr..
Norton n Little, Mr.. J. F. Petit: Mr..
Lewis Corning Atwater, organist and di-
rector.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHrRCH.
Sc---sh ii-e HlI. 11E O. s. nv Services. SUI
day i A. 10 1Ud 80 D. r. N1--11c -azrra by
BisloD OLIVER ~ sABIN- S1bjec-. AN shc-ld
r7Tc-iEstc rle tr7-a. EVcui-E lrc--re hy ID h
TRIMMER subject sLs po-e- q rr---h" Ts-
rlrnc--lal meeting Nedneslay eTeri-g O. 80. sez-s
free an srr-sn-
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EASTER LILIES SCARCE.
Yellow JOnquiIs VIII Be Accepted a.
Compromise, say Florists.

COmpromise, say Florists.
There Is q scarcity OF lilies and szs-
leas. the favorite Easter flowers. While
various florists OF the city have been
able % make gocdly displays OF these
plants, they declare the supply win fan
far below the demand
President Kramer. OF the Washington
Florists Club. said yesterday. that by
to-nigat yellow jonquils. of which there
are plenty this season. would be ac-
cepted largely as substitutes for lilies and
aZaless-
This year has been a notable one IN
the quality OF lilies. said Mr Kramer.
the only drawback being In the quantity.
Pad ,b. vs,vs. go -. "a 49,
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Church of the Ascension.

Professional hymn, 1l2. Jesus Christ is
Risen To-day" anthem. Christ our
Passover % Hodges; ''Te Deum." IN z fat.
Dudley Buck; "Jubilate," in ?, Tours; In
troit hymn. 20. Jesus lives Sermon
hymn, II, The Strife IS Ger" offertory
anthem. The Hope OF the Resurrection. -
Mario: communion service, Eyre. reces-
s!onsl. III. He IS Risen"
The choir Is under the direction OF Mr..
Heinrich Hammer The soloists are Miss
Flora A Jackson, soprano; Miss Anna F.
Britt contralto; Mr.. Arthur l. Simpson.
tenor, and Mr. Arthur y. Gardner. bass:
Miss Frances c. Harrison. orgsnist.
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Read Tie velvst Kina pEss "a sO-Gaz.
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p. Allen Terrell. Charles 3. Xanten, T. l.
Mead. jr., Charles H. Henney Bassos'
Arthur H. Deibert. r. II. Atkinson, Harry
NJ. Forker. Henry H. Tallmadge. Bayard
X. Gibson, Edwin T. Miller. Henry H.
Freeman, organist and choirmaster; hu-
gene D. Freeman. librarian; Frederick G.
Kayhoe. assistant librarian.
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81. THOMAS. CRrRCH.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH
100 a n--HOy Communion.
sS9 a. m--HoY Communion.
9-l e. n.-Holy Conmunio.i,
100 a. ra.-Moraing pzayer. srnon. and Holy
Communion.
go p m--Chidren's eTsnsong and address.
sI9 2. m--Csonl eTenso1g and seTm0n-
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DAY FOR REJOICING
Churches Will Sing Glad
Songs of Eastertide.
SPECIAL SERVICES ARRANGED

Augmented ChOirs VIII Give EIabO-
rate Programmes Tomorrow, Com
memOrating the Feast of Hope.
Ending Of Lent VIE Be Marked by
Bright Aspect of SanctuarIes.
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Foundry Methodist Epi.copaI.

Morning-Quartet. LAS il Began 70
Dawn. Martin: quartet. Christ our
Passover" Bartlett; contralto solo. 'Ho-
sanna." Granier. Mrs. Reed
Evening-Chorus. Awake Up. Ny Glo-
ry.' J. Barnaby: hymn No. los. prayer:
chorus. carol. Christ is Risen" Field:
tenor solo. Christ Is Risen To-day" Bis
chon. Mr Cauiheld; chorus. why Se x
Ye the Living?" Brown: ohertory; So
prano solo. 4 Know That My Redeemer
Lveth. Handel. Mrs SWEET. chorus. carol.
Faster Praises Smart; hymn No. III.
quartet The Magdalene." Warren: bass
solo. "ResurreIiJ. Tosr. Mr. Peter: chO-
rus, carol, "AlleIuia, Alleluia"- r. L.
Barnaby; address. chorus. Christ Our
Passover Schilling: hymn No. rs. bene-
diction.
The quartet IS under the direction OF
Mr.. II L. Amiss. who is also organist.
The members OF the quartet are: Soprano.
Mrs. swett; contralto. Mrs. Reed; tenor.
Mr. Caul6eld: bass, Mr.. Peter. The sup
porting chorus is composed Of fifty voices.
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NONSECTARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythia8 TempsS lOl1 81
St Serices az HIS q n; Rev. Franklin X.
Clifford. q Brooklyn. y Y. VII speak on "In-
debteducss' PTS. Nerbyrgh's Bible Se1ey Case
AZ 10 a. n A cordial iaTtaticn % TIE pubic Is
extended.
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and Mr.. Irwin Hoffman. Mr.. oscar
Franklin comstock. organist and choir
master
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Eninhnnv Chanel

Rev. Z Rufln Jones. vicar: Albert Rup-
pei. organist and choirmaster. Morning.
II o'clock. Professional hymn. "Wel-
come, Happy Morning" Christ, Our
Passover" by Chapple; re Deum." by
Holloway: introit anthem. Christ. the
Lord. Is Risen To-day by Dudley Buck:
offertory anthem, Break Forth Into
JOY" by Barnbyi "Sanctus," from Stain
er's service. in A; occasional hymn.
'HaIlelujah. the Strife Is Ger"
VespeTs, s O'Clock; professional hymn,
He Is Risen" Clare's evening service:
anthems, Christ, the Lord. Is Risen To-
day" by Dudley Buck, and He Is
Risen by Clare; "SevenfOid. Amen" by
Stainer: recessional hymn, Jesus Lives. %
Sopranos-Mrs. NJ d. Farrar. Mrs E.
Clarkson, Misses Emma and Pauline
Greeawell Nellie Little. Mabel Davidson.
Daisy Miller. and Lille Perry. Altos
Mrs ]. X Kerr. jr.. and Miss Ina Stalee.
Tenors-Platt Birch, Phillip P Mohr. and
J. K. Kerr, jr. Basses-Herbert More
ton. Stephen Laut. l. II Stacker. James
Early. and W Garrison