The Washington herald., 1910-03-27

Miss Cora Fishpaw read an interesting
paper on History" She was followed by
/ DIR. Cliff ". Stone. State Normal School,
! Farmville, Va. who delivered an able
discourse on Specialization of school
work" Miss Myrtle Atkinson also read
an interesting paper on History" ma
ture study for the rural school, was dis
cussed by Miss Margaret King, State
Normal School. Harrisonburg. Va. and
Miss A. Selma Taylor. Manassas High
School, Manassas, Va. Miss Lua D..
Metz. Manassas. Va. took for her sub
! ject Domestic science
/ In addition TO the musical programmes
for Easter Sunday as published in to-
days Washington Herald. the following
other churches have made announce
ments Of special services tomorrow:
Grace Ep.saopal-Holy communion and carols. Z
a. H. morning service. II a. m. professional hymn
~; Passover. Chapel; TIE Deum. Dudley Buck
Jublate, Danks; iutroit. hymn l2l; Kyrie. 80
Gloria Tih sss: hyInn lls: oaertory. And the
Angels said Unto the Women" presentation 406
sanetus sl2; communion hymn 20; Gloria in
hNcelsls. zsS; Nunc, 30; occasional, III
Evening service. 30 o'clock-Iroeessioual. hymn
lls Gloria PatFi, Chappel: Bonumest Danks:
benedic banks; collect anthem. hymn JIG; hymn
~ odertcry, soprano solo occasional, hyma 10.
! Choir-9lrs Raymond HClhsh. Misses Irene Pull
nan. Daisy Murphy. Florence Long Susie Pullman.
Elsie Estes. Juanita Forbes, Lille GriliboTtzer
Bessie Phillips. Notene Smith Sadie Gsines Lillian
/ liner Mary Smith. Phoebe J. Deahl. Stella Moore
LILLIAN Mills. Mrs Charles ]. Deahl. Airs Talbot
/ McCuen. Mrs. Wheat Masters William Ferguson,
1 all H-s-
/ sIeCuen. Raymond Padgett. Robert Jackson, Earle
/ Grillbortzer MeSsrs. Henry Harms. Bran Pitts.
Charles j. Deahl. Frank Arnold. Taibott AlcCNen.
Herbert Hall. William J. Wilkinson, Frank T..
/ King, and Charles J. Deahl. jr. MaHriee Simp-
sen. cIcifer and librarian: Mrs Fred ItusseI. or
! ganist Miss lucy NJ. Graves director.
| First Baptist Church Morning service. Anthem,
/ Praise 10 Thee kirkpatrick; hymn l53. Wei
come Happy Morning. Sullivan; chant. Lord s
Prayer, Faure; HYMN L5. The Rosy Morn Has
Robed the Sky" HOPKINS; anthem, Christ Our
/ PassOTer' Ashford: anthem. Christ the Lord is
/ Risen To-day" Lindsey. hymn is. Now for a
I Tune q Lofty Praise German. Evening service;
I Anthem 2l2 the Resurrection Hughes, hvmIi
/ -, The Strife "a O'er, the Battle Done
/ pateshina: chant Lords PRAYER" Felix: hymn
IS. Loves Redaeming Work is Done" Carey;
sntaems Nov is Christ Risen" Evans; anthem.
Christ Our Passover, MeFhail: HMM ~ Hsrk
Ten thousand Harps aud Voices" Mason Choir
Soloists; Soprano. Miss Katie Leef. Mrs. G.. A.
ShOuldice. and Mrs. T. l.. Finks; altos Mrs g. g.
Cheeseman and Mr.. T. W. Nails: tenor, HAYDEN
Henderson,; bass J. L. Foster and J. T Preston.
Chorus Soprano, Misses Mary Bruin Edna Barnett,
and Katie Lsef, Mesdames F. l.. Finks, G. A.
Shouldiee. and A ]. Ross; alto. Miss Winnie WI
lams Mesdames e. T. Cheesemsn. T. ". Nails
and +. NJ. West; tenor. Messrs. HAYDEN Henderson,
J. " Langley. and T.. NJ. West bass, Messls.
J. l.. Foster. ". T. Kerics J. Lengle. Floyd ].
Saunders. and J. j. Preston: violin C. A
shOuldice; cornet. W. A. Bolton; organist, Mis-
W. A. Bolton director j. 7. Preston
The Civil Service Commission an
nounces the following examinations to
be held in this city: April 1914. scientific
assistant. Department of Agriculture. $50
to 5000 year: April 2O-21, commandant of
cadets. Indian School. Carlisle. Pa. sal
airy $l.90O a year; Nav 4. teacher OF Ag-
riculture, Indian Service, Carlisle, Pa,
salary $500 a year; May 4. laboratory aid
and engineer. male Forest Service, De-
partment of Agriculture, TO make certi-
fieation 10 MI vacancy In the forest prod
ucts laboratory. Madison. Wis. salary
5000 year,
Rev. c. l. Corbitt, superintendent Of
the Baptist Orphanage, Salem, Va. will
preach at First Baptist Church Tomorrow
It viii be orphanage day at the Sunday
school. Last year this school gave $500
and it is expected the donations this year
will be more generous.
\ decree for divorce on the grounds
of desertion was awarded ia the Cor
poratiOn Court to-day in the case of
Lille CAiinns Broadus against Charles
Broadus- In the suit of William De-
maine against Lucy Murray and others.
a decree was given referring the matter
to H W. Smith. special commissioner.
for report and appointing F. P. Russell
guardian ad litem.
Mrs. Catherine /. Simpson. former
Aexandrian, died to-day at the home OF
her grandson, Frank NJ Watts Hazel
ton Pa. She was eighty-two years old.
The funeral will be held at $50 o'clock
Monday afternoon from Wheatley's I'M
derraking establishment. this city.
The funeral OF John ". Larmand. who
died yesterday. viii take place at 1880
o'clock Monday from the residence OF his
parents, 115 North Columbus street. Rev
V. j. Morton. rector of Christ Episcopal
Church, Will conduct the services.
A meeting OF committees appointed by
various fire engine companies 10 prepare
for entertaining the visiting FIRE ladies
at the state convention here in August
will take place Monday night in the Co
lumbia engine house for the purpose Of
furthering the plans.
While engaged in working on house in
North Pitt street this afternoon. Frank
Deeton, jr.. fell and was painfully in
jured. His injuries were dressed by DR.. /
George 7. Klipstein.