The Washington herald., 1911-04-16

Epiphany Lutheran Church, Gunton-
Temple Chapel. 17o6 Fourteenth street
will have special music at both services
including at the II o'clock service a
violin solo. Grandier's 'cHosanna," Mr.. ].
Harry Click; anthem by the choir.
Christ Is Risen To-day" Porter; soprano
solo with violin obligato. Hail, Glorious
Morn!" Miss Edith Stowell; anthem by
the choir, ANGELS Roll the Rock Away
CHolden).
Chorus choir under the direction of Mr.
L. Russell Alden; Mrs. I. B. Dodson,
organist; soloists, Miss Edith Stowell, So
prano; Mrs. L. E. Hoover. contralto; Mr..
R F. Pierson, tenor; Mr.. Harry F.
Lerch, base, and Mr.. Harry Click. vio-
linist.
The night service will be in charge of
the Sunday school The following an
thems by the Sunday school choir, under
the leadership of Mrs. w. w. Locke. will
be heard: Hershey's Sad was the Dawn
and Praise Ye the Lord The church
choir will render Giebels why Seek Ye
the Living Among the Dead?' and Miss
Stowell will sing Tostrs "Resurrexit."
Holy Name Church. Eleventh and K
streets northeast-High mass at 1870
e m.
Processional-"He Is the First Begot-
ten of the Dead (Giorzi mass) will be
sung. The soloists are Misses NJ. Col
lier, E. Ditto, NJ. Myers. Mrs. Irving
J. Irving, A. Handiboe, F. Berris L.
Walsh, and r. Dumpy. Gounod's 'Bene-
dictus" will be sung by James Duncan.
occasional - Unfold Your Portals
Everlasting" at 7:3O p. m. Stems
''Vespers'' will be sung by a male choir,
in charge of Mr.. Duncan. 20 Salutaris'
(selected) will be sung by John Irving.
Mrs. Charles Hughes, organist. and Miss
Doyle. directress.
United Brethren Church, North Capt.
tol and r streets-Direction of Mr.. Ben
jamin A. Lineback. Morning: Christ Is
Risen,'' Davidica: This Is the Day
Which the Lord Hath Made Marston;
solo, "Hosanna," Grainer. Miss Florence
Girouard. soprano. Evening service,
Schillings Christ Our Passover" The
choir is composed of, sopranos. Misses
Florence Girouard. Anna Stambaugh.
Myrtle Saunders, and Leah Lucas: altos,
Misses Mildred Fultz and Edna Espey:
tenors, Messrs. Harry Templar and Guy
Numbers; basseS MeSSrs. A. B. Glea-
son. Ohio Baker. and Benjamin A Line
back; Organist, Miss Lila McBath.
o'clock, 'Vidi Aquam.' Gregorian: Ky
RE Eleison,'' Gloria, ''Credo," Sane
tus." and "Agnus Del" from ]. L. Bate
mann's mass in G. At the offertory,
''Haec Dies" Bordesi. At I O'Clock p.
m. solemn vespers Psalms. Gregorian,
''Magnificat,' Rosewig: Regina Coeli,"
NJ. A. Melvil: 20 Salutaris," Roache:
"Tantum Ergo" Rosewig: "Lsudate
Dominum," Giorza Music at both serv-
ices sung by the regular choir. The per-
scnnel is as follows: Fred Berens, Ed
ward Bowie. Joseph Brown. Howard
Campbell. Joseph Cannon. Salvatore Car
toto, Francis Dreamer. Lawrence Fitz-
gerald Theodore Cuttings. James Glen
nan. Richard Glennan, James Mccarthy.
Joteph Mccarthy. Joseph Mccain. Mar
tin McInerney, Joseph Matthews, Leo
Morrissey. Henry Michigan Edward
OBrian, J. F. O'Donnell. Clarence Rup-
pert, William Sullivan. Edward Smithers. |
John Stahl, Charles Stewart. Joseph Sui |
livan. Romuald Wood. Harry Wheaton |
Organist and choirmaster.
Calvary Baptist Church-Morning serv- !
ice at II o'clock. Anthem, Awake Up
Ny Glory" King; anthem, Christ Our |
Passover" Foote; anthem, The Choir |
Angelic" Hanscom; tenor solo and an
ne Night II IepdI lelIl,
sohn; soprano solo. Il Know That My |
Redeemer Liveth." Handel; violin solo, |
Meditation" Massenet, Mr.. H. c. Rake
mann.
Evening service at 40. Anthem. In
the End of the Sabbath" Lansing: an
them, He Is Not Here. But Is Risen"
Hawley: alto solo, ''Hosanna," Granier;
violin solo, "Adagio." Wieniawsk!, Miss
Minna Heinrichs.
The choir members are, soprano, Mrs.
Walter 4. Gawler; alto, Mrs William T.
Reed; tenor. Richard P. Backing; bass.
Theodore T. Apple. and org1nist and di-
rector. Arthur D. Mayo
First Presbyterian Church. John
Marshall place-Morning service: Organ
prelude. Mendelssohn; doxology. invo-
cation, Lords prayer. Gloria Patri.'
anthem, Christ Our Passover" Mer-
cadante: hymn. PIG. Scripture. prayer.
The Early Dawn Was Breaking" Of
fertory. Christ Is Risen," Mercadante: |
sermon. hymn, 21S, benediction. "Nuno
Dimittis, Geibel; organ p9stlude, Le-
naigre.
Evening service-Fifteen-m minute or
gan recital, anthem. Christ Being
Raised" Mercadante: hymn. 217, Scrip
ture, prayer. Ills Midnight and on
y.
Strains Arise" Chapman: sermon.
hymn 300 benediction. ''Nunc Dimittis,"
organ postlude, Batiste.
The members of the choir are. So
orano Mrs. L. A. Roberts; contralto,
Miss Mary B. Finney; tenor, Mr.. W. s.
Blanchard; bass. Mr.. H. H. r. Helwig:
'rganist, Mrs. G. F. Schutt
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Sixth
Ind A streets northeast, Rev. John
Compton Ball. pastor. Morning service,
7 o'clock: Prelude, 'Er der Herlichste
Ton Allen" (Schumann): anthem. Christ
OUR Passover" CSheppard). by Misses
Barber. French, and choir; anthem.
Sanctus. Gounod. Miss Barber and choir
enor solo. Resurrection" (Shelley), by
Dr.. W. E. Hoofnagle; anthem, ''Darkly
Rose the Guilty Morning (Buck), by
Mss Roberts and choir; postlude Con-
ISOLATION" IiszD.
At the evening service. 7:30 o'clock,
he following will be rendered: Pre-
ude. Traumerei" (Schumann): Christ
Dur Passover" (Schilling), by Misses
Barber and French, DR.. Hoofnagle, and
hoir; Angels Roll the Rock Away"
1oofnagle, and choir: soprano solo,
Christ Is Risen (Bischoff), by Mrs
Gilbert A. Clark; anthem, king Of
Kings" (Shelley). Miss Barber. Mrs.
ratspaugh. and choir: postlude, We
letian Gondolier Song" (Mendelssohn).
Members OF the choir-Sopranos, Miss
Nellie Barber, Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark, ,
fiss Mabel Roberts, Miss Frances
Miss Ethelyn Galloway.
nd Miss Grace Brooks; altos, Miss
aura V. French. Mrs. J. H. Tatspaugh.