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The Washington times., 1909-04-12

Today-High tide. 1872 a. m. and 12:47
D.. m. Low tide, 6:23 a. m. and 7.37 .. m:
Tomorrow-Bigh tide. 1:1s a. m. and
1:12 D. IA. Low tide, 7:2s a. m. and S:49
y. m
The Washington times., 1909-04-12
Spent Restful Nipht

The condition Of Joseph W. Babcock,
former member Of Congress from Wis
consin, who has been critically III at
his home, l 3 street northwest, was
improved this morning. Mr Babcock
spent a restful night sfter his relapse
OF Saturday night, and his family is
much encouraged.
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The members are:
Sopranos-Marie Kaufman. Martha
Mcclellan, Deborah Shute, Maude
Hamilton, Mabel Redrow, Grace
woodward. Helen Nicholson, Arleen
Shreeve, Genevieve Newlin, Helen
Jameson.
Altos-Mrs. Will Earhart, Arlene Bar
low. Mary Dickinson, Bertha Gary
er, Aisle French
Tenors-O. C. Krone, Willard Rupe.
Basses-Frank l. Braffett, J. r.
Thompson. ]. r. Watson. Raymond
Mather, Howard Hunt.
Organist-Mrs Fred Miller.
First Violin. Second Violin, Violin
Cello-Fred Hicks. Clarence Runge.
Walter Runge. A. Smith.
Director-Wil Earhart.
GRACE N. e. CHURCH.
Grace Methodist church choir under
the direction OF Mr. Alton Hale will
give the following musical programs
Easter Sunday:
..., Morning. ....-
SAeoA 'oAohsoAy "NOuScIC IIoCe..
......... Parker
Anthem-"Christ, Our Passover.
........ ........... 80. .Schilling
Choir.
Charlottesville Over Death Is
hlng "A. T. Loud
Miss Florence Lacey.
Postlude INSTRUMENTATION. Vincent
Evening.
Voluntary Festival Professional
March .................. Ashmall
Anthem-"Hark, Hark, My Soul.
.......-.. smelly
Miss Elizabeth Sands and Choir.
Observation-Disclosures .... .Dvorak
Solo, Life Over Death 10 King.
A. T. Loud
Miss Florence Lacey.
'Inflammatis .............. RoSsini
Mrs. c. e. Thomson and Choir.
Postlude, ''Triumphal March. -. Costa
FIRST N. z. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The following is the program for
the Sunday school entertainment to
be given Sunday evening at the First
Methodist church:
Choir
Hymn-"All Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name"
Prayer-Rev. Wade.
Scripture Lesson.
Song by the Primary Glasses.
Cornet Solo-Paul Isenberger.
Recitations-Primary Department.
Recitation-Ruth Shera.
Questions and Answers-Two little
girls.
Violin Solo-Karl Gates, accompanied
by Irene German.
Recitation Prof. Hirsch's little
daughter.
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CLUB NOTES

The women OF st. Andrews church
will give q card party and social Mon
day evening in the school assembly
room All members and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
= = =
Mrs Thomas Of 10 Laurel street
will entertain the Lady Macabees with
a euchre party this evening. All mem
beers of the organization are invited to
be present.
= = =
A banquet was given last evening
at the South Eighth Street Friends
church by the Mems Social Union for
their wives and other inviteu guests.
The table was attractively decorated
with flowers and ferns Carnatio1s
were given rs favo-s. DIR. n. s. Cox
president Of the union acted a toast
master and the following toasts we're
given at his call:
The Beginning Rev. H. Keates.
Our Guests-Mr r. G. Hill
Our Aosts'-Mrs- Allen Hole.
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ST. PAUL's LUTHERAN.
The Easter program for st. Paul's
Lutheran church is as follows:
Organ voluntary-Finale in E Flat
..s. .FaulkeS
Willkommen Held i'm Streite.
Litursical service.
Hymn-Hallelujah Jesus lebt.
Scripture lesson-The Apostles Creed
and prayer.
Offering for Church Extension.
Ofertory--violin solo-Celebrated
Clifford w. Piehl.
Choir-"Christ is Risen. .Nichol
Sermon-The Easter Greeting
be Unto yon.''
Lords Prayer.
Choir--"Thanks be to God" .Pittman
Hymn-Jauchzet Colt in allen Landen.
Benediction-Doxolog
Organ--Triumphal March. !. Guilmant
This service will be followed by tho
holy communion.
Organ Grand Choeur in D -. Spence
Christ the Lord is Risen -. Simpson
Male Chorus.
ProcessionAl--"Earth New Awakes."
Invocation by pastor.
Responsive Sculpture reading.
Gloria Patri.
Choir" Easter-tide'' 49,. -. Mearzo
Prayer.
Garcia Glorious Resurrection Day"
Recitation 49,. $500. ..............
Marie Thorman
Soio-"On the Cross. ...............
Miss Lena Weisbrod.
Primary Department Exercise.
Choir-"victory ......7.. Shelley
Carol-"Joyoais Easter Bells
Recitations 1890. -. -. -.
Gertrude Petering, Mark Heitbrink.
Song by eight girls. \.
Prayer Song--"Lord, We ask Thee"
Address by pastor.
Offertorg~Flute Solo,. -. :. 49,.
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Thomas Kaufman Of the Fayne F1ats.
= = y
Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Smith Of East
Main street. will spend Sunday with
friends at Decatur, Indiana.
- = -
Mr.. Erman Smith and Mr.. Henry
Bulla will spend Sunday with friends
at Greenville. Ohio
y = i
Miss Mary Carson Of Indianapolis.
came today to be the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Milton Craighead Of North
Eighth street for few days. She viii
be among the guests at the dance to
be given Monday evening by Mr.. Gen.
Dilks, Jr.. and Mr.. Wickham Corwin.
at the Pythian temple.
- = =
Miss Florence King Of South Ninth
street. will 90 to Bloomington, Ind,
Friday to attend a house party. While
there she will be honor guest at a
number Of social functions. amors
which will be fraternity dance.
- = -
Mr. Ray Wilson. Mr.. Jacob Schmidt.
OF DAYTON, Ohio and Miss Minnie Fer
ris with Miss Irene Smith of Pioua,
were guests Of Mr.. Ray Ferris yester-
day.
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''Reminiscences"-Mr. Timothy Will
son.
What Is 1t all About MIR. Hole.
The Outlook'-Mr. John H. John.
son.
Mr.. Leroy Lacey and Miss Marguer-
lite Doan gave several pretty musical
numbers. The occasion was most en-
joyable.
The members of the Athenaea Lit
erary society celebrated Roosevelt
Day yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Miriam McDivitt on South Twelfth
street. Miss Reba Stutson read an III
teresting article from Golfers,
Roosevelt the Reformer." An excel
lent paper on the ex-president as
Statesman" was read by Almeda
Hockett. This was followed by one
on Roosevelt as the Author" given
by Mrs. Belle Kinsey in very. inter-
esting manner. Roll call was respond
ed to with quotations taken from var
ious sayings and writings of Col.
Roosevelt. Easter flowers and ferns
were used in decorating the rooms.
Carnations were given as favors.
Luncheon followed the program. The
last meeting for the season will be
held az the home of Mrs. Kinsey on
North Eighth street
= = -
The choir of the First Christian
church under the direction of Mr..
Robert Wilson is making extensive
preparations for recital and enter
tainment to be given. Wednesday ey.
ening, April % in the church pariors.
= 3 =
Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. L. will
hold its meeting Monday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock in the dome room of the
Morrisson-Reeyes library.
= = =
Mrs. Gibson entertained the mem
bers of the Coterie club yesterday af-
ternoon at her home on West Fifth
street. business session was held
followed by a social hour Light re-
treatments were served. Mrs. Harry
Daily OF South Seventeenth street
win entertain the club in two weeks.
An all day session Of the Grace NJ.
z Aid society was held yesterday az
ternoon at the church. The morning
hours were devoted to quiItfn8. At
midday luncheon was served. During
the afternoon = business session was
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Jesus Christ is Risen 90. .NeidlinSer
Quartette.
Rarytone Solo-"Christ the Lord :.

Jesus Christ is Risen" .Neidlinger
Quartette.
Rarytone Solo-"Christ the Lord"
-. -. -. Holden
Mr.. Cox.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
Corner Eleventh and South A
streets. E. G. Howard pastor. Lee b.
Nusbaum. director. Miss Ruth Peltx.
organist.
.. 500 A. N.
Mathis. Theme. with Christ at
the Easter Dawn"
500 A. NJ.
The Easter music of the Sunday
school will be led by an orchestra Of
eighteen pieces which will also play
two special numbers.
1880 A. M.
Confirmation. reception of members
and Holy communion. The following
music will be rendered in this service:
Organ Prelude in B Flat
Lift up Your Voices. .Fearis
Choir
"Crucifix" Faure
Mrs. Kruger and Mrs. Bartel
THE Lord is Risen ........ Wilson
Choir
Postlude, Easter March. Flagler
500 p. N.
Special service for the Baptism Of
infants.
400 p. M.
Easter service of the Sunday school.
nr~o~ nrno,>p
The exercises will be under the d.
rection of the primary and junior de-
partments and will be comprised OF
songs and recitations with q brief ad-
dress by the pastor. The choir will
sing the following numbers:
In the End Of the Sabbath.
Macfarlane
The Lord of Life. Ashford
Postlude, 'Triumphal March. Costa
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET FRIENDS
Easter services at the South Eighth
Street Friends church will be ~ fol-
lows:
$500 A. N.
oSuOOis JOAu OOuuo0us 0OVS.
An Easter Concert Service under the
direction of Miss Patton.
1.-The Victor King" .......... Fithian
Morning Service. 1880 A. N.
Hymn 1862, Christ the Lord. .....
Choir and Congregation.
Scripture Reading (SelectedD 1890.
The Lord Is Risen .Loveland
Choir.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
The Glory of the Lord. Laughlin
Quartet.
and Offering.
"Alleluia, Christ Is Risen. Shelley
Choir.
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held Officers as follows were elect.
ed to serve for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. Mary Price.
ice-President-Mrs. Fred Price.
Secretary-Mrs. E E. Townsend.
Treasurer-Mrs. Henry Townsend.
DR.. George II. Hill and Rev. Nelson
were guests of the society.
- = =
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will meet Monday at three
o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
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NOVEL CARD PARTY.

A I:asqueeade Affair That Can d
Made Very Amusing.
For the hostess whose house - not
large enough for her to give q mas
Querade ball there is the masquerade
card party. which many people con-
slider to be even more fun. The guests
may wear fancy costumes or they msy
wear dominos. but all should be re-
quired to wear masks. When the
guests have ell arrived they should Be
given placards with numbers ON them.
which they should wear around their
necks much after the fashion Of the
PITY the Blind signs. Part Of the
evening should be spent In playing
cards. ana instead Of writing their
lanes on the score cards the guests
should write their numbers No end
OF fun will be provided in trying to
guess who the different ones are. and
1t increases the excitement IL the
guests do not know who their partners
are even.
Just before supper the guests should
be given cards on which there are
numbers to correspond with those that
are on the cards that are hung around
the necks. The guests mingIe together
and talk to those whom they have not
met during the evening. and when
one person thinks he knows another
he should write down that persons
name opposite the number which cor
reaponds with that on the owners
plAcard.
The guests then unmASk. and the
cards are collected after they have
been corrected To the person guess
ING the greatest number Of people cur
rectly a prize should be given.
A party OF this kind Is always sue
cessfui. for It provides a vast amount
OF excitement and amusement DO tax
to ones intimate friends for 0ve Mn
utes before 6tsceverinG his Aqa4ilQ.
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A very charming Easter party was
given this afternoon by Miss Margues-
lite :. Doan. at her home on South
Twelfth street in honor Of Miss Ruth
Kinsey. who attends Wilson College.
Chambersburg. Pa. and who Is spend
ing her vacation in this city. The
house was decorated in an attractive
manner with spring blossoms. Whist
was played at several tables. pref
ty favor, hand-painted plate with VIC
let design. was offered by the hostess
at the close of the game. An elabor-
ate Easter luncheon In several courses
was served at the close Of the func-
Thistlethwaite. Miss Florence King,
Miss Lucille Turner. Miss Alton Clapp.
Miss Sarah Arlington. Miss Mildred
Gaar, Miss Agnes !Twigg. Miss Fannie
Jones. Miss Bertha Carver. Miss My
raj Weeghman and Miss Ruth kinsey.
- - =
Miss Augusta Mering OF Indianapo-
lis. Is the guest OF Mrs. John Y. Pound
stone OF South Thirteenth street over
Sunday.
An informal cara company was gfv.
en- last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Lebo at their home. 1905 Main street.
The affair was in honor OF Mr. and
Mrs. Henry. Sherman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Unthank The other guests
included friends of Mr.. and Mrs. lie
DO.
- Is -
Mrs. John Wampler of North Sew
enth street, was a guest OF friends at
Knightstown yesterday.
- - -
Mrs, Oliver X. White. Of Lansing,
Michigan Is the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. y q. Carver. ~ south.
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are such beautiful and elaborate a.
fairs that there will be few 8rownup
hostesses able to Withstand their fas-
cinating plumpness and richness with
''plums." Pies will put to route the
best efforts in the way of floral table
decorations. or at least they will share
honors as we'll as position with them.
for the crinkley paper creations. bulg-
ing with gifts and all fluffy, with bon
bons and flowers, combine we'll with
any of the blossoms set aside for dec
orative use on this feast day.
These pies are built IN a dozen differ
ent forms and fancies. The huge
white confection. having its top cover
ed with solid mass Of paper lily pet
ais. from which peep several broods Of
yellow downy chicks. is the favorita
At the sides OF the pie rise two upright
candles, meeting across the top. These
are twfned with vines and lilies and
serve to hold the white ribbon stream
ers which are to be pulled when it is
tim for the guests to try for Their
plums.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carr. formerly
of Springfield. Ohio. but now Of this
city. have gone to Buenos Ayres to re-
main until some time in August For
Mr.. Carr. the trip will be in the nature
of business one. They left last
evening for New York. from which
place they will sail to Liverpool AMI
from there to Buenos Ayres. Upon
their return they will BE- ut home To
their many friends at their pretty res
idence in Westcott place.
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. Augderheide and Nj
Rudolph Aufderheide4 Of indianapolis.
viii spend Easto9 Ua3A III. 49, MIA
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Miss Elizabeth K. Thomas

Fifteenth street. Mrs. White is well
known to a large number of persons
here. having been former resident.
- - =
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Brown OF
North Twelfth street. are guests at
Fairhaven. Ohio.
Mr.. George Barnard of New Castle,
son or Congressman w. o. Barnard
was a guest of friends in this city yes
terday.
Miss Meta NJ. Pickett. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Pickett OF North
Twelfth street, was married Thursday
at midday to Mr., Bennett C. vinson. Of
Huntington, West Virginia. The
bride was gowned in a white silk braid
ed dress. made empire. The ceremo-
ny was performed by the Rev. H. Rob-
ert Smith. of the First Baptist church
After the ceremony an elaborate dim
ner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinson left for a short
pleasure trip before returning to Hunt
ington. West Virginia. where they viii.
make their future home. Mr.. vinsoa
is well known druggist OF Hunting
ton. They have. the best wishes OF
their many friends in this city.
- = =
A house-warming was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Alfred Under
hill at her pretty new home on Nortl.
Twentieth street. Potted plants and
Easter flowers we're used In decorating
Music and social conversation were
features of the afternoon. A dainty
luncheon was served to the guests.
Easter pies are designed especially to
Amuss tie children. bat this rear they
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Prayer.
sermon-"The Empty Tomb"
He Is Risen" Gadsbv
Choir.
Hymn l66. Coronation ...
Choir and Congregation.
Benediction.
The special music will be rendered BY
the following:
Soprano-Mrs. Dempsey Dennis and
Miss Huldah Henley.
Alto-Miss Ethel Patton and Mrs.
Charles Marvel.
Tenor-Mr. J. H. Coffin and Mr.. Rob.
ert Sanders.
Bass-Mr. Thurman Overman and Mr..
Carl Weesner.
Organist-Mrs. Walter b. Carver.
$50 p. n.
Young Peoples Meeting. topic IRIS.
en- with Christ" Colossians 3:l4.
Music suitable for the occasion.
First n. {.
Mrs Grace German. director Of the
choir Of the First Methodist church
has arranged the following program
to be given Sunday morning 1t the
church:
Organ Prelude. 'Rienxa" -. Wagner
Mrs. King
Christ Our Passover. .Nassogrech
Choir
Duet. The Lord Arose" GABRIEL
Mrs. Oormon. Mr.. Leroy Lacey.
Offertory. .Cansone". .Quilmout
Mrs. King
"Cherubic Host" From Holy City,.
00Uu
Mr.. Lacey and Ladies Chorus
Night Of Life" .... LaJeuno
Mrs. Gormon. Mrs. Longnecker. Mr..
Leroy Lacey. Mr.. Raymond Wehrly
"Hossanna" GranieP
Mr.. Wehrly and Choir
Postlude, Unfold Ye Portals"
G0000
Mrs. King
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Onward Christian Soldiers" by the
boys of the Sunday School.
Solo-Helen Cring.
Song-Mrs. Berry and Miss Lintner's
classes.
Choir.
Remarks by the pastor.
Hymn.
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lufOCdtlOu
Rev. s. W. Traum
Anthem-"Now Is Christ Risen.
wilson
Choir.
Cornet Solo---"At the Ferry.
............ Arr. Moses-Tobani
Robert c. Wilson
Duet-"Easter Alleluia'' 49,. Ashford
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Boggs
Anthem-"Hosanna to the Son of
David Lorenz
Choir
Remarks --...........
Rev. s. w. Traum.
Quartette-Selected ..............
Mrs. 8. w. Traum Mr.. S. w. Traum
Miss Edna Smith Mr.. Harry Sloan
Anthem-"The Lord of Life Is Ris-
en- ASnIOrd
Choir.
Hymn-"Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today morgan
BenedictiOn ...............
Rev. s. w. Traum
Mr.. Robert C.. Wilson, director,
Mrs. r. C. Wilson, organist.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
The following Easter program will
be rendered Sunday at the First Pres
byterian church by, the choir. under
the direction of Professor Will Ear
hart:
Morning Service 1880.
Prelude, Easter Processionap -.
Mrs. Miller
Anthem, Awake, Thou that Sleepest'
..............,. Matthew's
Choir
Solo. Come, see the Place Where
Jesus Lay ..... Hammond
Mrs. Earhart
Offertory, Spring Song. No. Pcs.
Mrs. Miller
Easter Sermon-Easter Emancipation
Anthem, Break Forth Into joy.
............... Rogers
Choir
Postlude, Recessional. ..... .Lemmens
Mrs. Miller
The evening service at 1880 will be
omitted.
Easter and Vespers conducted at
4:3O p. m including the Easter can
tata.
vesuers 80 P. NJ.
Festival Prelude and Easter Hymn
80. Ashmall
Offertory, "Ballade in ID flat. .......
sSsO1oSCHIAOAAAO
Mrs. Miller
Sermon-"Recent Restrictions"
Cantata. THE Crucifixion and the
Resurrection ...... Berwald
Choir, String Quartet and Organ
Postlude, March in G." .Wely
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Single, vee nGasvjoa.
Cany1sser-Are yoa staG1e3
Mao NJ tie Oooc-Ye4
why. the people next door tssA -
Jon were married"
30 am
-fet you told M just sow - vsss
single
Eyes: % did"
well. what . ths msfter vjtA ysu9~
"Sothinx str. Ny $500 = 0aesa
an ro anassjeG Geoo 1ny. G1e.e
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FIFTH STREET N. z.


Special music will be feature of
the morning services Easter Sunday
at the Fifth Street Methodist church.
The program for the evening service
is as fellows:
Prelude, Il Know That My Re
deemer Liveth" (Organ). Handel
Hymn-Devotions.
Anthem-"Christ the Lord Is Risen
Iooay $500. Wiinams
Miss Campbell and Choir.
Trio, "Of Loving Will the Token"
............... Schumann-P flueger
Mrs. Gottschall. Mrs. Stillenger.
Miss Campbell.
Violin obligato, Prot. Hicks.
Onertory-"The Day of Resurrec-
ton Campbell
Mr.. H. H. Stillenger.
Solo, Easter Dawn" ..Woodman
Miss Campbell.
Accompt-violin. Piano and Organ.
Cantata-"The Easter King. .Florio
Four solo voices
Eight part chorus
Postlude-"March Triumphar'.
1dlueS
Benediction.
Prof Jesse Woods-Organist and Di.
rector.
Prof r. X. Hicks-Organist.
REID MEMORIAL.
The Easter Music at the Reid Memo
rial church, Sunday promises to be
very beautiful. The organ program
will be given both morning and even
ing, by Miss Constance Foster. and will
consist of numbers from the following
well known composers-Read. Mende:-
ssohn, Forester. Lemare. Sainton and
Dolly. The entire program Is as fol-
lows:
Morning.
Wake, Ye Ransomed'' 80. -. Spence
Duet-Miss Myrick and Miss Karl.
Quartette
"As It Began to Dawn" Vincent
Quartette.
Contralto Solo-"The Resurrection"
SneIly
Miss Karl.
Evening.
The Day the Lord Arose 80. Bennett
Mr.. Cox, Mr.. Jones.
Quartette.
Haste to the Glorified Garden" -.
-. ........ ........ Mendelssohn
Miss Myrick and Miss Karl.
Quartette.
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Wilbur Hasemeier

Wilbur Hasemeier.
Observation-Disclosures
March Reed
Chas. F. Weisbrod, Organist.
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ST. PAuL's EPISCOPAL.

The Easter music which 10 given
each year at st. Paurs Episcopal
church. is always very beautiful and
no doubt the public will not be disap-
pointed with the excellent program
which has been prepared for Easter
Sunday. 1t Is as follows:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Augderheide and NJ.
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Easter pies are designed especially to
muse tie children. bat this rear they
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday evening. April the eleventh,
the choir of the First Christian church
under the direction of Mr.. Robert Will
son, will give the following Easter
program:
Organ Voluntary Marche Aux
FlaMbeaux ................ Clarke
Mrs. r. G.. Wilson.
Milford chronicle., 1909-04-16

sider that while a newspaper correspondent Il
considered rebiQuitous, there are three churches
in our town, and Il is impossible for US 70 be in
attendance at all, ~ the same time Therefors
we are obliged in order to get ups newsy letter
to depend on information received from other
sources, rather than by observation. And some.
time our information may be incorrect; or in q
different manner than We woulo nave seen ii,
had we been there.
Atan Cfhcial meeting Of the members Of the
p. f. Church held on Monday eveaing it was
resolved 10 reduce the vestry from nire mem bers
to seven: 7. H Douglass was elected Senior
Warden and John Ponder Junior Warden. TIE
other vestrymen are Thomas Wilson Peter P.
Welch, Robert Vaughan, C. E. Bacon, and DR.. j.
A Hopkins By an unanimous vote Of the new
ly elected vestry the Rev J. L. McKim Of Milford
was invited TO become rector Of the parish Of
st John Baptist
Robert c. Hazard died in Lewes on Monday
morning, Of general disability, aged 7s years.
Funeral at late residence ou Thursday afternoon
and buried at NJ. Z. Cemetery in Lewes Rev.
Mowby, performed the funeral obsequies ana
S. J. Wilson d SOD inhumed The body. DA.C.