The Washington times., 1911-04-15
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ANACOsTIA. d. c., APRIL Is

The Eastertide will be welcomed In
! Anacostia churches with impressive
ceremonies, and in each pulpit the les
| sons of the Resurrection will be ex-
planned, while musical features, care
fully arranged by choir directors, will
add significance to the services Of the
| day.
The floral display that has been. pro-
vided in almost all Of the local churches
is particularly attractive this year. III
the chapel Of the Government Hospital
for the Insane. for instance, an effort
has been made to have the services of
tomorrow afternoon take place amid a
floral display that will be hardly equaled
in the city. The hot houses Of the in
stitution have been drawn upon and an
exquisite conception, filling the great
hall. has been the result.
The program OF the various denomina-
tions follow:
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church
The morning service will take place
at IL o'clock. and the Rev. Samuel w.
Graffiin, the pastor, will deliver a ser
mon on THE Resurrection: A Fact"
Anthems to be sung include Death
Hath No More Dominion" ]. B. Her
bert. and GLORY to God" E. L. Ashford
There VIII be congregational singing.
prayer, the Apostles Greed, psalter and
At the evening service. beginning at s
o'clock. the anthems, Easter Hymn"
e. S. Lorenz; Christ, Our Passover, -
e. H Packard, and Now is Christ
Risen" J; P. Vance, will be heard. The
The choir, which Will be directed by
Daniel c. Snithson, has the following
members: Sopranos, Misses Bessie,
Mrs: Charles F. Lnger. Mrs. Beuiah
Fort, and Mrs. F. A Dony; tenors,
Ralph Williamson, Harvey Townsend,
and Edgar Murphy; altos, Misses Sadie
Pumphrey, Alice Stone, and Edna Emo:
Frank Tew. Frank A Dony, and F'rark
Barse. Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson will be
the organist.
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
day, beginning at IL o'clock, will be
conducted by the Rev. Willard G.
Davenport, the rector, who will deliver
an Easter sermon The choir will sing
M raa BY tine aaRPs
Christ, Our Passover, Is Sacrificed for
U.s.; ''Te Deum,' in c. by Sir Charles
v. Stanford; 'Jubilate," Nevin; offer
tory anthem: I'm the End Of the Sab
holy communion will take place. The
choir will render for the recessional,
He Is Risen.''
The soloists will be Miss Marion
King, soprano; Arthur Simpson, tenor:
Mrs. William Scantlebury, jr., will be
the organist, and William Scantlebury,
Jr., will direct the choir
st. Teresa's Church-High mass will
ha nffarad a IN. IN n'NlnNk in fha
ing, the celebrant to be visiting priest.
The Rev. Charles M. Bart, the pastor,
will preach a special sermon.
The choir. with Miss Addie Wathen
Brauman as the organist. will render
tIs;" from J; g; E, stehle,s Mass. The
the offertory, Regina CoeH," Nebba,
will be sung and Gounod's Unfold, Ye
Portals" will be rendered at the recess
sionaL
voices. 1t will have the assistance Of
]. Taylor Branson, violinist, and Miss
Elizabeth Branson, soprano.
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church
The choir, under the direction of Ed
ward T. Davis, will sing at the morn
ing service. "JubiIate Deo," Danks, and
"christ's Victory" Danks. The hymns
to be sung include "Hark, The Voice OF
Risen Today" and Our Lord is Risen
From the Dead" The Rev. George NJ.
Cummings, pastor. will preach on 1.-THE
Resurrection"
In the evening an orchestra will take
part in the services, which will be under
the auspices Of the Sunday school. The
anthem, Christ Our Passover" will be
rendered. Mrs. Cummings will be the
organist.
Anacostia Baptist Church-The Rev.
Frank l. Bardens, the pastor. will de-
liver a sermon in keeping with the day.
The musical program has been divided.
Eugene Goodman being in charge of the
part having to do with the morning
service, while the Sunday school de-
partment and the Baptist Young Peo-
ple's Society will conduct joint service
IN the evening. At this service the bap-
tizing Of a number of converts will take
place.
Esther Memorial Protestant Episcopal
Church, Congress Heights-The vested
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