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METHODIST PROTESTANT,


Morning service at IL o'clock: Selections
from Shelley's cantata, Death and Life;
alto solo, Then They Took the Body OF
Jesus: tenor solo and bass and soprano
duet, The First Day. of the Week; chorus
Now the Earth in Resurrection Light. ana
duet. In the Breaking OF the Day BAR
rick, Mrs. Shreve and Miss Arundel
Evening: Cantata, From Sepuicher to
Throne, by Shepherd; introduction, organ:
chorus, At the Cross Her Station Keep
ing; recitative, baritone solo, In the End
Of the Sabbath; air, baritone. Fear Ye
Not, for I See That Ye Seek Jesus: cho-
rus, Angels Roll the Rock Away; recita-
tive. soprano. Now is Christ Risen; air.
sopranO. Behold / Shew You a Mystery;
chorus, Salvation to Our God Which Sit
teth on the Throne; quartet What Are
These That Are Arrayed In White Robes:
chorus. Blessed Are They That Do His
Commandments; offertory, solo. Easter
tide BracketO, Miss Arundel The per-
sonnet Of the choir is: Mrs. B. d. Shreve,
soprano: Miss A. Arunder, contralto MI
NJ. w. Henry. tenor, and Mr. c. R. Engel
bass. with Mrs. Fl. Clyde Grimes as or
ganist and Mr.. p. L. Zimmerman director
sopranos, Mrs. e. ID. Shreve Miss ~
Wheatiey. Miss NJ. Wheatley Miss May
Crimes Mss Rosa Busey Miss Gertrude
Veatch. Miss r. j. Croson, Miss Edna
Miller. Mrs. Stanley Higgins, Mrs. Joseph
Clark; contraltos. Miss 4. Arundel, Miss
Ida TAFT. Miss Ella krutz. Mrs. J. H.
Croson. Mrs. Tennile; tenors. N. ".
Hendry, X. j. Croson, Z. 3. Croson, Archie
Grimes. Stanley Higgins and Jossph
Clark
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CATHOLIC.
st. Paul's.

Elaborate and beautiful musical pro-
grams have been arranged for the Easter
celebrations at the parish church of the
papal delegate, st. Pauls. 18th and V
streets northwest. Low masses will be
said by the parish clergy every half hour,
commencing at : O'Clock and continuing
until II. at which hour the principal mass
of the day will be sung by the sanctuary
choir of men and boys, augmented by
fifty seminarians from the Paulist House
of Studies. Catholic University under the
direction of Ernest r.. Winchester organ
list and choirmaster. Seats for this mass
will be reserved for pewholdGrs until IL
o'clock after which the public will be ad-
mitted. The musical program for the
solemn high mass vii! be as follows:
Professional hymn, Alleluia. Ye Sons and
Daughters Of the Lord Palestrina): before
the mass. o fill ct filiae traditional Eas-
ter anthem); Vidi aquam donus Wild; in
troit. Resurrexi ct adhus tecum sum Go
zer); kyrie eleison Dumont's Royal Mass;
Gloria in Excelsis Tozer): graduate,
Haaee dies guam fecit CTozer): sequence,
Victirnae Paschali laudes Plainchant);
credo CI>ozer); offertory. Terra tremuit
cTozer): offertory motel, Regina coeli
(Gruber): sanctus double male quartet,
IIOIH IOunCd MASS, Dene0lctuS tDu-
monts Royal Mass; Agnus Del Du-
monts Royal Mass; communion, Pascha
nostrum rozer): occasional hymn. All
Hail, Dear Conquerer cTerry). There will
also be special music at the solemn yes-
pers and benediction of the most blessed
sacrament at 100 o'clock pm. The full
personnel Of st. Pauls Choir is as follows:
Priest in charge, Rev. Thomas A. Walsh:
organist and chOirmaster, Ernest T. Win
chester; cantor, John NJ. Connell; master
OF ceremonies, Joseph Dunn; librarian.
Edward l. Frawley; first trebles, Masters
Joseph McGarraghy, Raymond King, Paul
Donaldson, Oscar Lehman. George Gid
dens, Clarence King, Sylvester Giddens
William Creveling, Charles McDouxall,
Leo Hurney. William Hughes, jr., Alloy
sius Babbington. John Bland. George Gull
len, Philip Cannon, Lloyd Won Culin Ed
ward Reed. William NJ. Donnell, Tony
Rivero, Andrew MacCallym, Paul Coli
bart; second trebles, Masters Arthur Still
we'll. Edward Roach. Dean Gallagher; pro-
hationers, Masters Edward Rodier. Henry
Rodier. Russell McAlister. Joseph Bow
Frances Kelley. Frank Easby-smitI. Will
Messrs. Henry Jaeger, ]. Victor Golibart,
Matthias e. Pagan. Edward L Frawley,
William Hall, Charles w. Darr, jr., DIR.
Charles J.. Watson. Joseph Fl. Reed. Jo-
seph J. Jecllo: BASES, Messrs. John NJ.
Connell. Joseph Dunn. Joseph Ryder. Jo-
seph e Fenwick. William n. Roach,
Rutherford Dooley, William Lynch,
Thomas b. Huyck, J. T. Fogarty. John J.
Collins, j. L Schultz: honorary members
(being boys who have served the choir
faithfMlX until yoice mutationl, George
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BAPTIST.


Morning service, Mt IL o'clock-Anthen'.
Why Seek We the Living Among the Dead
Peel! anthem. Who Shall Roll Away tne
Stone? Torrance: anthem. When sleep
Takes Flight, Shelley: vioioncello solo,
Andante. Klengle; soprano solo. kno"
That Ny Redeemer Liveth, Handel.
Evening service, at 7:30 o'ciock-Ah-
them, Break Forth Into JOY. West' an
them, / Am He That Lveth, kins' an
them, In the Dawn Of Early Morn,ns
Shackley; violoncello solo, Adaglo' Pc.
giel: alto solo. The Easter Morn, .ois
ridge-Taylor. 80
The choir-Mrs. Walter A. GaTier.. -
prano; Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard, 4 ~,
Richard P. Backing, tenor: j. Henry NJ
ser, bass: Arthur d. Mayo, organise ahN
director: Miss Ethel Lee, vfolonceinst'
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UNITARIAN.
All Souls.

The following program OF Easter music
will be rendered by the Sunday school OF
All Souls Unitarian) Church tomorrow
morning. at 10 o'clock: Comfort Ye Ny
People (adapted from the Messiah). Sing
With Holy Gladness CElIacombe). Winter
Days are Ger (Horton), The Buds are
Bursting on the Trees (Osgoodl. Ys
Happy Bells of Easter Day q. s. +.
Hodges), Ye Happy Easter Bells (Sara 4.
Lincolm. Easter Bells QHorton), Sweetly
are the Birds Singing emily Chapman.
Twas q Bluebird Told the Story (kate j..
BROWN, Now the Iron Bars are Broken.
occasional arthur F. BurnetO. An
Easter plant will be given to each mem.
Der of the school
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spirit of gladness will
be in the ascendant in
the churches tomorrow.

T0HE spirit of gladness will
be in the ascendant IN
the churches tomorrow.
The great shadow OF the
cross is over the world today, but
on the morrow, the anniversary
i of the date SO long ago when the
three Marys found that He had
left the tomb and had risen to
Glory. the glad anthems will rise
in supp1ication to mercifui
and risen Lord. Great punches
OF Easter lilies will raise their
lovely petals from chancel and
choir loft as the worshipers
everywhere pay homage to the
King of Kings. who became
man and was upon this earth but
a while before He went to Glory
to plead for them before the ludg-
nent bar Of the Great Father
the same Christ around whom
they will gather in the last Judg-
ment. when the dead shall rise Ill
Him. The vestments OF the clergy
of the Catholic and Episcopal
Churches will once again be
changed from that OF the somber
OF yesterday and today to the
white and other hues SO symbolic
OF the splendid story OF Him who
was dead and has risen again that
He may appear on the last day
and claim His own. Great crowds
Eof Easter worshipers will as
semble.
The spirit of new lie being in
jected into things and folk will
everywhere be apparent. The
trees just beginning to bud into
life will seem. no doubt. bit be-
hind the tiny crocus just coming
from Mother Earth. as we'll as the
Faster lilies which will be car
ried about. but everywhere the
story will be told that Christ has,
triumphed over death and all IS
we'll with those who follow His
leadership.
The programs fof the churches
are as follows:
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Metropolitan.

At 100 O'Clock in the evening-Quartet.
Come Unto Him All We That Labor
HandeD: solo. recitatiye, Thy Rebuke
Has Broken His Heart: aria. Behold and
See Handelp Mr.. Glider: quartet. Father
of Heaven CHandeD; solo. Thou That
Tellest the Tidings of Zion (HandeD,
Miss humphrey: quartet. Our Blest Re
deemer fHandeD: solo. recitative. Thou
Saith the Lord: aria. But Who May
Abide the Day of His Coming, Mr.. Hicks
The personnel of the choir is as follows
Miss Ftanceska Kaspar. soprano; Miss
Faye humphrey. contralto: lie Roy Gil
der. tenor: James S. Hicks, bass. and
Mrs Kirk l.. Russell organist.
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Wilson Memorial.

Morning service-Anthem. Christ. the
Lord, Is Risen Today. by j. w. Lerman:
duet. Easter Bells are Ringing: anthem.
Christ Is Risen. Alleluia, by z. L. Ash
ford
Evening service-Anthem. And the
Angel Said Unto Them. 7. Edwin Solly:
anthem, Lift Up Your Heads, Ira b.
Wilson; anthem, Love Divine, O. W.
Holmes. The choir is composed Of the
following members: Mrs. James Burgess.
precentor: sopranos. Mrs. A. Hines, Mrs..
William Soper. Mrs William Dunninxton.
Miss l.. Gallieu and Miss Viola Turner:
altos. Mrs. w. III. Har1ner. Mrs. j. Fl.
Allen, Mrs. W. Dean, Miss Violet Dean
and j. Irving Burgess; tenors. Griest,
Walter NARROW and Raymond Hunt
bassos. w. II. Harmer. William Emerson
and Mr.. Merrick. Mrs. Albert Ryon is
organist.
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All Saints Church, Chevy Chase.

Morning, II oclock-Prccessional hymn
No. 100; anthem, He Is Risen (Harker);
Christ Our Passover (Schillingl; te deum
i'm r fiat (Foster), jubilate deo (Sulljvan),
HYMN No. 121. Kyrie and Gloria tTucs-
erman) hymn No. IL, offeratory anthem,
AS 1t Began to Dawn (VincenD; sanctus
(Stainer) communion hymns Nos. 11S
and 90; Gloria in Excelsis (old chant.
nunc dimittis tGower). occasional hymn
No. 10. The choir is as follows: So
pranos, Misses l.. Blanche Polkinhorn.
soloist: Evelyn Malcolm, Ethel Shalfer.
Mary Dalton, Mrs. Fill and Mrs. Daw-
son; contraltos, Mrs. Hollifield, sOloist,
and Mrs. Taylor: tenor, DIR. W. II. Ham,
ilton; basses, Mr.. Forbes. soloist: Messrs.
Weaver Dawson and Alexander. Mr..
TAYLOR is Organist and director
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Eastern.

Rev. Charles l.. Nebel, pastor. observed
the passion week hS largely attended
meeting each evening. Easter MORN
ing the sacraments of the Lords supper
and Of baptism will he administered.
Several new members will be received.
Sunday evening Rev. Neibel will again
make use OF the stereopticon views, the
subject being the Resurrection of Christ.
The music for Easter will be: Hail,
Glorious Morn. Ge.5el: Angel. Roll the
Rock Away. Lassen: Hosanna. Granier;
Come Ye Faithful st. Kelvin: The Strife
Is Ger, Paestrina Christ Is Risen, Eas-
ter hymn.
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Epiphany.

7:30 am. holy communion: IL am.
morning prayer. sermon and holy COM
munion. The following is the program
of music: Professional hymn, Welcome.
Happy Morning. Age to Age Shall Say
,(Sullivan) proper anthem (Buck), re
Deum (Macfarlane). Jubilate (Schil-
ling). introit anthem. i Am He That
I.iveth (Smper): Gloria Tibi in C.
tSwetI), hymn, He Is Risen (NeanderJ
offertory anthem, AS 1t Began 10 Dawn
(yincent1: sanctus (Harker), eucharls-
tic hymn. Bread OF the. World
(Hodges), Gloria in EXcelsis (old
chant). occasional hymn, Jesus Christ
Is Risen Today tfrOm Lyra Davidica).
pm. evening prayer and sermon.
Music: Professional hymn, Come, Ye
Faithful Raise the Strain fSullivan)
afagnificat and Nunc Dimittis (Stan-
ford), hymn. Angels Roll the Rock
Away fRoper), offertory anthem, God
Hath Appointed a Day tTours): recess
sional hymn. Jesus Lives (Gauntlett.
The personnel of the choir is as fol
lows: Soloists-Miss Lillian HALEY. So
prano; Miss Katherine Lee Jones, con ;
fralto; Charles F. Roberts, basso. Cho-
trus-Mrs. j. w. Anderson. Mrs. w. E.
Patterson Misses Arbeels. Bayard,
1,hamberIin, Davenport, May Davis,
Nellie Davis. Franklin. Gerlach Colds
borough, Grimes. krumke. IarneI
sMarean, Mueller, Murray. Mckee, Nye,
,Saffold: Messrs. Conwell, Daily, Dixon,
Hale. Hoover. Pierson. Rice, Scharf,
Springer. Trayior. Waters and Fritts.
sOrganist. Otis ID. SWEET; choirmaster
James G. Traylor.
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Epiphany Chapel.

Holy communion. am; IL am Pro-
cessionai hymn 100, Sullivan: anthem.
Christ Our Passover; Gloria Patri, Du-
puts: TIE Deum. Semper: Jubiiate, Tours
in F: introit anthem, They Have Taken
Away My Lord, Stainer; Gloria Tibi, Pax
ton; hymn 112. Morgan; offertory anthem.
Awaken Thou That Sleepest. Maker:
Sanctus. Stainer; hymn No. 8, Monk:
Gloria in Excelsis. old chant: occasional
1Is, Elvey; soloists. Mrs. Farrar, Mrs.
w. r. Clark, Mrs. Kerr. Mr.. Moir and
Mr.. Birsch.
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Grace.

Morning-Anthem. Christ Our Passover
(Danks); alto solo. God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears (Sullivan); anthem, Christ Is
Risen tNeidlinger). Evening, 7:45 o'clock
Anthem, Come. See the Place ReeD;
tenor solo, At the Breaking OF the Day
(Aldrich): anthem. Victory Shelley; So
nrano solo, / Know That My Redeemer
Liveth d1andeD; anthem, The Morning
Kfntles All the Sky (Adams): duet, So
prano and tenor, Lift Your Glad Voices
i'm Triumph on High (Schnecker); baritone
solo. Awake Triumphant Morn fSchneck-
err; anthem Hail. the Risen King
lBarnesl. Miss Gretchen Hood, soprano:
Miss Ida A. Seyboth. alto; John NJ. Hart
man, tenor; r. r. Rodrick. baritone and
director.
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Christ Church, Georgetown.
st. Michael and All Angels.

Easter morning, II O'Clock: Easter
march GierkeD, for organ: professional
hymn, "Halleluiah, Christ is Risen;'
''Christ Our Passover III. W. Howard) !;
Festival TIE Deum in. E fiat (Buck) !;
Jubilate (Williams), .introit anthem.
''Why Seek Ye the Living Among the
Dead tSpinney): offertory. Easter
Morn (Bischon), sung by Mrs. Elsie
Bond-Bisohoff; Sanctus, Chant No. 1873;
communion hymn. No. 12S; 'Gloria in
Excelsis lstainerl; organ solo. Halle,
lujah Chorus from 1.-THE Messiah
dIandeD. The preliminary song service
for the evening. beginning at TAO O'Clock:
.'Hallelujah Chorus from 1.-The Messiah"
HandeD, organ solo; chorus, "Why Seek
Ye the Living fSpinneyD; tenor solo,
''The Lord is Risen Lansing). Mr.. J; III
(Widor), with contralto solo by Miss NJ.
Gross: soprano solo. II Know That My
Redeemer Liveth.'' from THE Messiah
tHandeD. Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff; vio-
lin sole. selected. Miss F. f. Seippeii:
contralto solo, Hail. Glorious Morn"
tGeiben. Miss Louise Milliken. with VIC
lin obligato by Miss Seippen: organ
solo. easter Song from 'Damnauon
of Faust" CBerliozl.
The personnel of the choir is as fol-
lows: Sopranos, Miss Lena Woodruff.
Miss A. F. Peterson. Miss Evelyn Crog-
eon. Miss Rose Babcock, Miss Virginia
Magruder. Miss Katherine Babcock.
Miss Maud Delaplaine, Miss Ina Single
ton, Miss Howell. Miss McKfm: con-
traltos Miss Louise Milliken, Miss Marion
Gross. Miss Mamie Hantzmon, Miss Mild
red Mckee. Miss Bessie Jorey, Mrs. r.
Bigelow; tenors. J. II. Taylor. William
Mckim. H. Davis. j. Buddineton j. Van
Week; BASES. Hugh Zea, Brian Jeffcote.
Louis Gerhart LIE Roy Gross and Mrs;
Henry Hunt Mckee is organist and
choir directreSS
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Church of the Advent.

An elaborate program will be given in
this church. The members of the choir
are: Eugene Waller. organist and choir
master; sopranos and altos. Mrs. juneau,
Misses Speake!Ford, HALEY. Small. Day,
Cobey. King; bassos and tenors. Messrs.
Juneau, Hillen Hewitt: boys. Clifton
Breck, Ridgway Taylor. Robert Wads-
worth, Harold Haggins, James Davis Ed
mund Pennybacker. Herbert King. Alfred
Moran. Barton Ewers, Stanley Harmon.
Frank Laurent.
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Church of the Ascension

Easter morning: Professional. hymn
11o, Jesus Christ is Risen Today: anthem.
Christ Our Passover. Dudley Buck;
Gloria. Stainer; TIE Deum. Hammer; Jubi-
late in F. Tours: hymn 121. The Strife is
Der; anthem. AS 1t Began to Dawn, Vim
cent: communion service, Eyre; recession
al hymn 1T, He is Risen.
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HaYnline.

Easter Anthem (Schnecker), Christ Is
Risen From the Dead (Roberts), soprano
solo. ] Know That My Redeemer Liveth
Handel's Messiah), Miss Christine NJ
Church: Shout. Ye High Heavens! Chad
wick). Evening-Easter Anthem (Wil-
liams), Christ Our Passover lSchiiling).
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Services-7:30 a m, holy communion; IL
am. holy communion and sermon; 7:SO
% m, full evening prayer and chiidren's
carol service. The following musical pro-
gram will be rendered by the vested
choir at the IL o'clock service: Process
sionall14. CHRIST Our PASSOVER lShiiling,s
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0 Be Special Feature IN Washington Churches omorrow

hooertshaw, Carrow. Irving and Sahher
will sing Foelichs' AIleluia. The soleists
at the late mass will be: Sopranos. MISS
Colilere. Miss Dittoe and Mrs. Tayior'
can, +. Barres and F. Walsh; bassos, j.
b. irving and r. DzInningan. The senior
choir, which is under the direction OF
MISS A Doyle. is composed of the 1oi-
towing members: Altos. Miss Myers. Mrs.
Bishop and Mrs. Black: tencrs, Messrs.
Duncan, Barres, Walsh. A. Handiboe, J.
Handiboe. Cunningham, Mcmahon, Rob
ertshaw and Carlow: bassos, Messrs. Irv-
ing. Dunningan, Salb. Ryan and Same.
In the evening at 1:30 Stearns' vespers
will be sung by the male choir. The
members of this choir are: Messrs. Dun
can. Barres. Walsh, Handiboe, Irving.
Salb. Dunningan, Carlin, Mcmahon.
Frick, Chevalier. Cunningham. Gibson,
Finn. O'Meara, Peake, Rossiter, Mauld-
ing, F. Salb Mahoney and Suerova. The
organist. Mrs. Charles I. Hughes, will
play at both services.
Immaculate, Conception.
At Immaculate Conception Church: High
mass at IL o'clock. At this mass II. W.
Howard's Mass in d for male voices viii
he sung. Vespers at o'clock. The music
will be rendered by the choir OF boys.
Sacred Heart.
At the II clock service Easter Sunday
the following program will be rendered
by the choir Of the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart: Haydn's Third Imperial Mass en-
tire will be sung. the solos being sus
tanned by Miss Mabel Cecilia Latimer, SO
prano: Miss Margaret Sweeney. alto
Messrs. John r. Sharpe and 6. C. Callan
tenors: Mr. James III. Nolan. basso. Ven
Creator. Smith, bass solo. James II. NO
Ian: effertory. Gaudeamus, Diabelli, MISS
Latimer. and Messrs. L. E. Cannon
James Fl. Nolan and Ed McQuade; re-
cessional, Unfold Ye Portals.
The personnel of the choir is as FOL
lows: Sopranos. Miss Latimer. Mesdannes
Schmidt, Defontes, Misses Bauskett
Dolan and Kneesi altos, Misses Sweeney
Hester, Arendes, Atchison and Mrs
Burnes; tenors, Messrs. John Robert
Sharpe Guida c. Callan. Joseph Defontes
and r. Burger; bassos. Messrs. James II
Nolan, George German and f. Atchison
Miss Marguerite O'Toole, organist. l.
E. Cannon. director.
At 1:3O pm. Marcos beautiful yespers
will be sung: Regina Coeii. Gloria: O
Salutaris Hostia, Verdi; Tantum Ergo
Riga.
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Metropolitan.

At the morning service, IL o'clock, the
following music will be rendered: Prelnds.
Andante cantabile. Mozart: anthem. Why
Seek Ye the Living Among the Deaef
Warren; Christ the Lord Is risen To
day, Porter; tenor solo, Resnrrec.ion'
Shelley, to be sung hg Dr.. ". hs1es
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Trinity.

Morning service. IL o'clock-Christ he
Lord Is Risen Holdenl, The Magdalene
CWarren). Christ Our Passover (Schill.nr,.
The evening service ct 7:30 o'clock will
be an evening with the choir The quar-
tet will be assisted by the Lotus Orch<s-
ira. The quartet will give the foIovf., =
numbers; Hallelujah UIandeD, Christ Our
Passover (H. w. Howard), Christ Ia
Risen Today CIV. T. Porter: soprano
solo. The Resurrection. The quartet IA
composed of Mr.. B. r. Brockway. se-
prano; Miss Bertha j. Mort, contraito: a.
Ralph Cady. tenor: W. w. Keller. bass
William X. Cohen, oreanist and director.
The orchestra is composed Of: Violius.
Robert s Cohen and Charles P. Seeboid.
cello, Y. j. Kilgore: bass. J. r. Carson
flute. A. II. Janus: clarinet NJ. B. Gran
ser; comets, D. A. Heyser. f. Magee
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The following is the program Of music to
be rendered by the choir Of the Pinkney
Memorial Church. Hyattsville, at the IL
O'Clock morning service tomorrow: Hymn
No. 49, Alleluia: Christ Our Passover
tCrotch), Gloria Patri Rudd), TIE Deum
(Jarkson), Jubilate Rogers). Hymn No
121. Victory: kyrie Eieison (Mendels-
sohnD. Gloria Tibi (PleyeD. hymn No.
JIG, Angels Roll the Rock Away; of
fertory, tenor solo, Mr. A. w. Upper;
offertory sentence (Whitney). Sanctus
(Taylor), communion hymn, No. 225,
Unde ct Memories; Gloria in Excelsis (Ell-
wanger), hymn No. lis, Tours. The
personnel of the choir: Soprano-Mes-
danes Hugh Latimer, J. Frank Carr,
Sherman James, Charles w. Clagett
and Irving Owings, the Misses Evelyn
Lewis, Dorothy U. Gait. Adelaide Barker,
Miss Barker. Mary Darna1l. Beavers and
Ray: contraltos-Mrs. w. c. Wells, Mrs
George Stephens and Mrs. Wilfert: tenor
--Messrs. Arthur w. Upper. George
Stevenson and c. III. Frame; bassos-
Messrs. Harold Burnside and Paul 8.
Herring. Organist and directress, Miss
Nellie Moran. Rev. Henry Thomas, rec
tor Of st. Matthews parish, will preach.
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st. Margaret's.

Holy communion, 100 a.fn.: morning
prayer, sermon and holy communion, IL
am; Sunday school carol service. 400
pm. The musical program at the morn
ing service is follows: Professional,
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today. Christ
Our Passover (SchiIling). Gloria Patri
fMendelssohn). TIE DeGm. Festival
IloydD; Jubilate. Festival CRogers): in
troit anthem. Jesus Lives ,Macfarianej.
Gloria Tibi fCalkin), hymn. The Strife :
Ger lPalestrinaD; offertory, Now if Christ
be Preached Rogers): Presentation Sen
fence fWhitney), Sanctus tStainer), Ag-
nus Del fGounod}. Gloria in Excelsis (old
chant. Nunc Dimittis (chanD, recession
al hymn 115. Soloists-Niss Edna b.
Doe soprano: Mrs. William II. Benham.
contraito: Melville ID. Hensey, tenor;
Charles Moore, basso: Alfred G.. Ed
ridge, organist and choirmaster.
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Fourth.

Opening anthem, In the End Of the
Sabbath, Lansing: Easter anthem. Mag
dalene, Warren; offertory, l Know That
My Redeemer Liveth. Handel. Miss
Thompson. The quartet. in charge of
A. b. Kelly, director and organist, is
composed as follows: Miss BERTHE Thomp-
son, soprano; Miss Mary B. Sewell. con-
tralto: E. r. S. Embrey, tenor; II. H.
Campbell, bass.
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New Your Avenue.

Moruing-Beach's Alleluia, Christ
Is Risen, and Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth, from Handeis Mes
siah, from Victory Divine, new
cantata by Christopher Mark, present
ed for the first time In this city. Miss
Elisa Rainier will be the violinist.
Choir Mrs. Shirclin, soprano; Miss
Whitaker, contralto; John III. Nolan.
bass; J. +. Matthew, tenor, and John
Porter Lawrence, organist.
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st. Paul's, Rock Creek.

A new communion service arranged
from Gounofs st. Cecilia mass and the
following six anthems will be sung at the
regular morning service: The Choir An
Enlis Ranscsn). Christ one Passover
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lexington.

Easter morning. II o'clock-Infia NINA
tus, Rossni, soprano SOLO by Mrs. Phi
lander Belts; With Verdure Clad. from
the Creation. Maydn, Mrs. Belts; This
Is the Day the Lord Hath Made, the
choir, with incidental solo by Mrs. Ell
lott; Why Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead? Geibel, by the choir. Miss
Catharine Linton, organist and choir
leader.