Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
and librarian; Mrs Frederick p Rissell
organist; Miss Lucy NJ Graves. director
Program at st. Marv's.

st. Mary's Catholic Church-A choir
consisting Of twenty-five mixed voices
will furnish the music at this church
Morning service: Convent mass in G,
Battman; offertory, Baec. Dies, Bordese
occasional, Strike the Cymbals." Pucit-
ia Vesper service, chant Regina Coeli
Gloze; Tantum Ergo; Battersley: c
Salutaris; solo, r. Wenzel; Laudate
Dominum. Choir-Sopranos Misses NJ
NJ. Steiner. Mrs. Duncan. Miss F.. Nc
Farland; altos, Misses NJ. German, A
GorIpan, NJ. Petit and Mrs Richardson
basso. Robert Wentzel; tenor. P. F.
Downey; second bassos. F. Monroe, f.
Harlow, II. l.. Wheatley. w. Toomey. c.
NJ Lennon. J. Sweeney. c. Bethmond. ].
Patterson. G. Ward: organist, ]. NJ Mon
roe; violinist, Mr.. Kramer; director Miss
NJ. Dewitt.
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Lord. is Risen Today, ]. L. Gilbert; an
them. Behold 1 Tell You Mystery, John
Spencer Camp; offertory solo, The Risen
Lord. Adam Gerbel. Miss Margaretha
uierknorn. Evening service, anthem.
ier antseR Rise ne Was ana Flag
Third Day He Rose Again. T. Edwin
Solly; offertory, solo, In the Dawn of
Early Morning, Fred N. Shackiey. Miss
Anna Vierkorn. Choir-Sopranos, Misses
Anna Vierkorn. Pollard, Myers, Newton,
Mesdames Field and Smithers; altos.
Misses Margaretha Vierkorn, Roberts,
Mesdames Gillian and Thompson: tenors,
Messrs. wilkins. Hill and Luckett /;
bassos, Messrs. Dinwiddie, Outcalt and
Thompson.
Music at First Baptist.
First Baptist Church-Morning service,
anthem, Praise to Thee, Kirkpatrick:
hymn 1873, Welcome Happy Morning. Sui
Ivan: chant, Lords Prayer, Faure; hymn
1876. The Rosy Morn Has ROBBED the Sky,
Hopkins; anthem, Christ Our Passover,
Ashford: anthem. Christ, the Lord, Is
Risen Today, Lindsey; hymn 155. Now
for Tune of Lofty Praise. German.
Evening service. anthem 212. The Resur-
rection. Hughes; hymn 1874, The Strife Is
Ger. the Battle Done, Pateshina; chant
Lords Prayer. Felix: hymn 1877, Loves
Redeeming Work Is Done. Carey; anthem.
Now Is Christ Risen. Evans; anthem,
Christ Our Passover. McPhail: hymn 112
Hark, Ten Thousand Harps and Voices.
Mason Choir-Soloists, sopranos. Miss
Katie Leef. Mrs. G. A. Shoulice and Mrs
F.. L. Finks; altos, Mrs. G. 3. Cheese
man and Mrs. f. W. Nails: tenor Hay
den Henderson; bassos, j. L. Foster and
j. T. Preston. Chorus sopranos. Misses
Mary Bruin, Edna Barnett and Katie
Leef, Mesdames F. l.. Finks, G. A. Shout
dice. A. J. Ross; altos, Miss Winnie Will
Iiams, Mesdames G. B. Cheeseman, E. W.
Hayden Henderson, J. w. Langley, E. NJ.
West; ba asses, Messrs j. l.. Foster. W. P
Kerrick. J. Lengle. Floyd J. Saunders,
j. T. Preston: violin, G. A. Shouldice:
cornet: W. 4. Balton; organist. Mrs. w
A. Bolton; director. ]. II. Preston.
Announcement Is made by the local
board of civil service examiners OF the
following examinations to be held In this
city: April 1914. scientific assistant, De-
partment Of Agriculture. salary from $40
Of cadets. to fiji q vacancy at the Indian
School, Carlisle, Fa.. salary, $1,000 per
year; May 4. forest service, Department
of Agriculture. in the forest products
laboratory, Madison. Wis. salary, 500 a
year; May 4, teacher of agriculture. In
dian service. Carlisle. Pa, salary $500
per year.
Many young people of the city will next
Monday go egg rolling. The nearby hills
in Alexandria and Fairfax counties will
be the principal rendezvous. Many also
will visit the White Lot in Washington,
where egg rolling will be INDUCED in.
Will Give German.
The Alexandria German Club has COM
pleted arrangements for its annual Easter
dance. to be given Friday evening at Nc
Burney's Hail. This will conclude the
clubs series of dances for the season.
The ladies also have arranged for fancy
masked ball. to be rendered the members
Of the club the evening Of April at the
same hall.
The body OF Mrs. Catherine L. Simpson,
former resident Of this city, whose
death occurred today at the home Of her
grandson, Frank NJ. Watts. at Hazleton.
Pa. will be brought to this city for
burial. The funeral will take place at
$50 o'clock Monday afternoon from
Wheatley's undertaking establishment.
this city. The services will be conducted
by Rev. James 7. Marshall of Washing
ton. Mrs. Simpson was in the eighty
third year of her age.
The funeral Of John W. Larmand, who
died yesterday at the Alexandria Hospi-
tai. will take place at 10 o'clock Monday
morning from the residence of his parents.
lis South Columbus street Rev. w. j.
Morton. rector of Christ p. E. Church.
will conduct the services.
A large plate glass window, just in
stalled in front Of the clothing store of H.
Friedlander. 40 King street, was acct
dentally broken this afternoon when a
ladder belonging to a carpenter doing