The Washington times., 1910-03-26
CHURCHES ARRANGE
FOR EASTER MUSIC
Song Services Will Mark
Worship in Georgetown
Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON TIMES -trREAI'.
GEORGETOWN. u. C.. MARCH q

Music will be a most attra etive fea-
ture Of the services at the churches
tomorrow. At ST. Johns. Christ, St
Adams. and Grace Episcopal churches
the choirs have prepared programs.
Prof Ernest Behm. organlst and
choirmaster Of Trinity Church, has a
special prograIr for the II O'Clock mass
tomorrow morning. at which the regu-
lar boys vested choir VIII be aug
mentcd By outside talent St. Stephens s
and St. AIMS Churches, also plan spe-
cial music for the day.
The recently organized choir al the
Congress Street Melhodist Protestant
Church al the morning service tomor-
row will render selections from Shell
Iey's Death and Life" The sCloists OF
the choir are Mrs. r. D. Shreve. So
prano; Miss A Arundel. alto; W W
Hendry. tenor. and G. r Engel, bass
The director IS =. l. Zimmerman. and
the orgdnist. Mrs. II Clyde Grimes. The
choir is composed Of the followirg z
chorus. Miss y. WheatIey, Miss NJ
Wheatley, Miss May Grimes. Miss Rose
Busey. Miss Gertrude Veatch. Miss r.
J. Crosen, Miss Edna Miller. Mrs. Stan
ley Higgins. and Mrs. Joseph Clark,
sopranos. Miss Ida TAFT. Miss Ella
Kurtz. Mrs J. II. Croscn, and Mrs
TenniiIe, altos; r. J. Croseu. J.. b
Crosen, and Archie Weser. JanOrs. and
II. Clyde Crimes. Stanley Higgins, ana
Joseph Clark. bass.
The choir Of the Dumbarton Avenue
". r Church. under the leadership Of
W T. Glover, viii present a special
program at the morning service 1Omor-
row At the West Street Presbyterian
Church, IN addition 10 the regular pro
gram prepared by the Young Peoples
Chorus. there viii be several solos At
the morning service. The music viii
also be a feature at the morning service
at the Georgetown Evangelical Luther
an Church.
Rev. Francis Tendorf. s. J.. Of George
town University, one Of The aoieSt
Jesuit pulpit orators, Will preach TO
morrow Al the II O'Clock mass at Trinity
Church.
Rev. Il. NJ. Canter WIN preach al the
morning service tomorrow. and Rev
J a. Taylor al the evening service. az
calvary NJ 2 Church south. both min
isters being delegates 90 the annual con
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, nov IN session Ia Wash
ington-
At the EIdbrooke NJ. z Church, Ten
ieEruWu. the pastor, the k-N. A r.
Toore. will preach tomorrow on Day
Break iu the Garden" In the evening
there will be a special song service.
and the topic Of The sermon VIII be,
He Is Risen
Two brush fires were eNtireE EisEet
vest terdav afternoon on property belong
ing 10 the Chevy Chase Land Company
bv the TeuleytoNu Chemical Company
Early On the afternoon a blaze was
discovered IN the woods on Pierce Mil
road. near Connecticut avenue. No
damage was done. Two hours later hre
Was FCurfd on the PROPERTY bounded by
TIirty-slXth street. Connecticut avenue.
AIbemaFIe street. and Pierce NH road.
the wooden sidewalks being damaged.
The fires are thought to have been
started by boys
Nr- and Mrs. Allen r Walker have
returned from New York.
Miss Emily Graves. OF Hammond
Court IS visiting her brOtler-jn-law and
sister. M and Mrs. Underwood, al
Knoxville, Tenn.
Joseph McCarn. OF Thi -ty-dfth and
o streets, IS confined TO his home with
Illness.
The first subscription dance OF the \
Easter season viii be given March - I
AT Liuthicum Hall