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EPISCOPAL.
ST. Johns, Lafayette Square.

The Easter celebration at old ST. Johns,
In Lafayette Square, will include two
elaborate morning services, at 80 and
II am. and afestival celebration by the
Sunday school, with Easter carols, in
the afternoon Music at the two morning
services will include MorIey's communion
service in q major. Christ Our Pass
over. Hodges: Berwald's Festival TIE
Deum in r fiat: Festival Jubilate Dec In
4. by Warwick Jordan. TIE anthems
will be Upon the First Day of the Week.
Foster: As II Began to Dawn. Chaffin;
Now If Christ be Preached. Rogers. and
BOdines festival professional, Christ, the
Lord, Is Risen Today.
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Called Home by Death of Relative.

Kennedy F. Rae. assistant clerk of the
Senate committee on appropriations. who
frames the committee amendments in
volving millions of dollars to the big ap-
preparation bills. was called to Seymour,
Ind. Thursday because of the death OF
his half-brothcr, Jacob Baldwin. Mrs.
Rae accompanied him and they viii re-
turn to Washington Immediately after tho
funeral today.
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The Resurrection. Shelley: Who Shall Roll
Away the Stone. Gadsby; soprano solo,
Graniers Hosannah. Miss Grace Rails,
soprano; Mrs. Newbold, contralto; Frank
Favorite. bass: George Ross, tenor; Miss
Marguerite Allen. organist. Organ seiec-
tions-Andantino. Lemare; Capriciosso;
Hosannah, Wachs.. e.. :
Metropolitan.
II a.m-Solo, Hosannah Jules Granier).
Newton T. Hammer.
I:4o p.m.-Anthems by the choir, under
direction of Fred Hewitt; George H. Will
son. organist. TIE Deum Laudamus. Costa;
Christ Our Passover Schilling; Lift Up
Your Heads, Ye Gates, Rogers.
Peck Memorial.
II am.-Christ Our Passover, Schilling,
and Why Seek Ye the Living, Cooke
Sherwood.
IL a.m.-Special music furnished by the
and Sunday school; sermon. 1.-The Resur-
urged to present their children for bap-
tism. 100 pm, special music by the
choir. Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day" CWathalD, the choir: 20 Glorious
Morning (Bliss), male quartet; GLORY,
and Praise and Honor CHeyus), the
choir.
IL AMIN the Tomb. Hail. Hail Our
King, Louden; Night Is Ger. Hall; AS
Day Began to Dawn, Everett Truett.
7:45 p.m.-The vested choir will render
casters Growing Glory, Miles: The
Waking World, Lacey. Theme of ser
mon, THE Conqueror Conquered" Stere-
opticon illustrations
West Street.
II a.m.-Anthems, Hosanna, by Ora
nier, and They Have Taken Away My
Lord. by Sullivan, Miss Emily Glover
soprano, offertory solo.
7:45 pm. by the choir-O Light
That Breaks from Yonder Tomb. Dress
Ter; Why Seek Ye, Speaks. and IT'S
Night a Sabbath Calm, Garrett Soloists-
contralto: Mr.. Corning, tenor, and LIE
Roy Birch, director, baritone. J. Her
bert Wells, organist.
Gunton Temple.
The musical program for the Easter
services at Gunton Memorial Church
will include the anthem. Awake Up
Thy Glory, Barnby: contralto solo,
Hosanna, Granier: anthem, Christ Our
Passover. Schilling. Music at the even
ing service will be: anthem. Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today, Porter: soprano
solo, l Know That My Redeemer Liveth,
from Handers Messiah: anthem. In the
End of the Sabbath, Geibel.
Western Presbyterian Church.
The chorus choir and the male quar-
tet will sing a program of special Easter
music at the evening services at West
ern Presbyterian Church. the music at
the morning service including organ Sc
lectionS and a solo.
Northminster Presbyterian Church.
Special musical programs have been ar
ranged for morning and evening services
at Northmnster Presbyterian Church. At
the evening service the pastor, Rev. 8. A.
Bower, will deliver the first of a series
of illustrated sermons on the life of
Christ.
Church of the Covenant.
A special musical program will be
rendered by the double quartet of the
Church of the Covenant at the service at
80 o'clock Easter afternoon. The pro-
gram includes the anthem, Awake Up,
Thy Glory, Chadwick: festival te deum
in Z fiat. Dudley Buck: anthem. Death,
Where Is Thy Sting? Turner; cantata,
The Resurrection. Stanford.
sented at the service at 1880 O'Clock Sun
day evening. including numbers for organ
and strings and vocal selections.
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BAPTIST.
Emmanuel,

lmmanuel Baptist Church, 10Th street
and Columbia road northwest, has ar
ranged an attractive Easter service.
The program includes: The Resurrection.
Holden; Hozanna, Grainier: Christ Our
Passover, Schilling; Magdalene, Warren.
Mrs. Ruth Simpson, soprano, and Mr.. III.
w. Draper, tenor, will render solos with
anthems by thu chorus.
Fifth.
IL a.m.-Prelude, Barcarolle Offenbach
Hail to the Brightness of Zions Glac
Morning, Schiller; Praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow, Bourgeois;
Gloria Patri, Greatorex; Welcome, Sweet
Day, Smith; Gloria in Excelsis, Mozart;
solo, Hosanna, Granier; O Could SPEAK
the Matchless Worth. Mason; Hallelujah,
from the Messiah. Handel; Blessed Be
the Name, Hunt; pOstlude, Marche Nup-
tale in E. Foulke9
1:4j evening with the chOir-Prelude, At
Evening. Buck: Hail to the Brightness,
Schiller: Gloria in Excelsis. Mozart;
Jesus Saves, Kirkpatrick; AS 1t Began to
Dawn, Martin; TIE Deum Laudamus.
Lloyd; Praise Ye the Lord. Randeggar;
Coronation, Holden: solo. the Resurrec-
ton, Shelley; How Beautiful the Feet of
Them That Preach. Miles; Hallelujah
Cross of Christ 1 Glory, Conkey; post
Jude, War March of the Priests, Men
delSSohn.
Metropolitan.
At the morning service. II o'clock, the
following music will be rendered:
Prelude Chopin; anthem, King of
Kings, Shelley; anthem, Angels Roll the
Rock Away. Holden-Rossini; soprano
solo, Christ Is Risen, Bischoff; postlude,
Marche. Scotson Clarke
At the evening service, 8 O'clock. the
following will be rendered: Prelude, Trau-
merei, Schumann; anthem, Why Seek Ye
the Living, Warren; anthem. Christ Our
Resurrection, Shelley; anthem. Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today, Porter, and post
lude, Tannhaeuser march, Wagner.
Temple.
MoIIling-Preude, violin and organ,
Massent: Tie Deum. Lloyd; Hosanna,
soprano solo, Granier; The Lord of Life,
DRESSER, and violin and organ, Borrow
ski.
Eight p.m.-Organ, prelude. Angels
Song, Treis; Angels Roll the Rock Away,
Holden: Easter song, Fling Wide the
Gates, Root; Hosanna, organ. Wachs.
Calvary Baptist.
At the Calvary Baptist Church the fol-
lowing program will be given in the
morning: Anthem, AS 1t Began at Dawn;
violin offertoire; solo, Gloria, BuzziPec-
cia; anthem Who Shall Roll Away the
Stone? by G. w. Torrance; solo, Hosan-
ma. by Graner.
Evening program: Anthem Come, See
the Place, Reed anthem, Christ. Being
Raised from the Dead, Rogers; anthem,
He Is Risen, Gadsby.
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sional hymn, Alleluia, Christ Is Risen
Dykes.
st. Joseph's.
Solemn high mass will be sung at st.
Joseph's Church on Easter at 1870
o'clock. with Rev. Valentine Schmitt as
celebrant. Rev. Ignatius Fealy, deacon,
and Patrick ]. Byrne. subdeacon. Mr..
Carl Hess will be master of ceremonies.
A special music program will be render
ed by the choir, consisting of Vidi Aquam,
by SCHNEIDER; Kyrie and Gloria. from
Hammerel's Mass of the Blessed Sacra-
ment; Veni Creator, by La Hache, trio by
Miss Thornett and Messrs. Simonton and
Schaeffer; Credo. Hammered; Regina
Coeli by Giorza. chorus and solo by Miss
Hillyard: Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus
Del Hammered.
Immaculate Conception.
At Immaculate Conception Church. II
o'clock am, the Easter program follows
Nidi Aquanl, Gregorian; Mass in T, III. W.
Howard; Haec Dies. Lambilotte. At 4
O'Clock pm, Vesper Psalms, Gregorian
Ave Marie Stella Magnificent Rosewig
Regina Coeli, Melville; o Salutaris.
Roache; Tantum Ergo, Rosewig; Laudate
Dominum, Giorza.
st. Peters.
At St. Peters Church. I'd and c streets
southeast, solemn high mass at 1870 Am
The choir will render the following PRO-
gram: Vidi Aquam, Kempter; Won Web
ers Mass in G: At the Gradual, violin
solo, Mr.. Dominica Stanisci: Veni Crea-
tor, Mario: offertory, Regina Terrae. Cur
to. After the mass. Unfold. Ye Portals,
Gounod. Vesper service at pm. lie
JeaFs Vespers and Magnificent. Regina
Terrae. Curto. Regina Coeli, Gloria. q
Salutaris. GLORIA. Tantum Ergo. Goeb,
After the service, Unfold, Ye Portals,
Gounod.
Church of the Nativity, Brightwood.
At the Church of the Nativity, Bright
wood. mass. by Carl Cremer. will be
rendered. with Veni Creator, by Rose
wig, and Regina Coeli, by Giorza.
st. Anthony's Brookland.
At II am. Professional, Vidi Aquam,
Gregorian: duet, The Voice of Jesus,
Nevin Mrs. I.anahan and Mr.. Stock:
Missa Brevis, Carey; Offertory, Regina
Coel, Lambilotte.
st. Teresa's.
At ST Teresa's Church, Anacostia, mass
Easter morning will be celebrated by the
pastor, Rev Charles M. Bart The choir
will sing B. A. Flynn's Mass in G. At the
offertory Millard's Regina Coeli will be
sung, and as occasional Gounod S
Unfold. Ye Portals"
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Ingram Memorial.
PRESBYTERIAN.
New York Avenue.

Morning-They Went Out Quickly and
Fled From the Sepulchre. Thanks Be
Unto God For His Unspeakable Gift
That My Redeemer Liveth CHandeD.
Evening Faster Praise Service. Mark
Victory Divine. Part |. In the Garden
a Garden, He Was Wounded For Our
Transgressions, God So Loved the World.
Part II, The Resurrection; Behold, d
Great Earthquake, The Savior Doth Not
Hear. The Stone Is Rolled Away. Part
III, At the Tomb; The Morning Light
Fear Not. He Is Not Here, AS They Went
To Tell His Disciples, By Gift of Love
ed Up In Victory. Following this will be
given Granier's, A Man Is Dead, He win
Arise, and Guillmant's. Lift Up Your
Heads.
First.
IL a.m.-Organ prelude Uemare). dox-
ology, Gloria Patri. anthem. Hank Ten
Thousand Harps and Voices Havens);
offertory, l Know That My Redeemer
Liveth tHandeD, sung by Mrs. Walter E.
Hilton; Nunc Dimittis, organ postlude
(Batiste). 40 pm, holy communion.
Organ prelude (Batiste), anthem. Christ
Our Passover (Tours); offertory, The
Resurrection (Shelley). sung by Mr..
Blanchard: response (GeibeD. Nunc Dim
ittis. organ postlude (Clarke). Quartet
Mrs. Walter f. Hilton, soprano; Miss
Mary Belle Finney, contralto: w. ST
John Blanchard. tenor: II. Ii. r. Helwig,
bass: Mrs. George f. Schutt. organist
and director.
Gurley.
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Interesting Booklet.

There has just been issued by the bu-
reau of plant industry an interesting
twenty-page pamphlet that looks no diff
ferent from the ordinary pamphlets is
sued by the bureau. but which has been
printed on five different sorts Of paper
manufactured from cornstalks, rice straw
and cotton bolls and other things with
which the department has been expert
menting.
OF course the great consideration aside
from getting something that will make
reasonably good paper is to get crop
that is abundant and cheap. One of
the things that have attracted the depart
ment in the use of corn stalks and some
of the straws used is that the chopped
pulp when treated with water yields a
strip something like molasses. This
smells a good deal better than il tastes
and is UNBEATABLE for human beings, but
live stock likes it. and there are some
experiments going on now in which
horses and cattle are being fed with this
molasses. and the results are being care
fully checked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-06
Diet of Molasses.

The stock is not confined exclusively TO
diet Of cornstalk strip. but il is
given to the animals in addition to other
feed. 1t is rather remarkable fact
that mules do not at first like good
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Church of the Covenant.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
Ninth Street.

Special musical programs have been
arranged for both the morning and
evening services of Ninth Street
Christian Church. Geibels Glorious
Name of Jesus will be sung by the
church choir at the morning service.
as will also another composition of the
same man, Easter Triumph Song. Mrs
j. w. Gibson will sing the solo part of
this anthem. The offertory solo, Gran
ier's Hosanna, will be sung by Miss
Emma Roy.
Two anthems, Ten Thousand Times
Ten Thousand, by Mendelssohn, and
Christ Is Risen, by DRESSER. with the
solo part by Mrs. T. r. Pirtle soprano,
will be sung by the choir in the evening.
Whitney Avenue.
Geibels Resurrexit will be sung by the
choir of Whitney Avenue Christian
Church at the Easter service of that
church. Tosti's composition of the same
name will be sung by Miss Mary Parsons.
c. w. Hall and Mrs. Il. Cartwright will
sing When 1 Survey the Wondrous Cross.
Strauss Memorial.
Recitations as we'll as musical selec-
tons will be given at Strauss Memorial
Christian Church at 10 am. The pro-
gram includes Gospel Bells, He Is Risen,
Jesus Is My Friend, Little Feet. Be Care
full: Savior. Teach Me; Our Prayer and
Song and All for Jesus.
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Strauss Memorial.
LUTHERAN.

II a.m.-Anthems. He Is Risen Hal
lclujah, Miles, Hallelujah Chorus, ar
ranged from Handels Messiah; soprano
solo. Hosanna Easter Song. Granier, by
Miss Florence NJ. Noack, with violin OBJ
ligato by Frank +. Howard.
Concordia.
Morning-Festival Prelude for Organ
umphed, Ashford; alto solo. Consider the
Them Christ the Lord Is Risen, Wilson;
postlude. Guilmant. Mr.. Raphael Koes.
ter is organist and choirmaster.
Columbia Heights.
II a m.-Hymns, How Calm and Beau.
tiful the Morn. The Happy Morn Is Come
All Hail the Power Of Jesus Name
Church of the Epiphany.
Morning: Chorus choir. under the direc-
ton of L. Russell tlden. will render
Shelley's Victory and Porter's Christ
Stowen, soprano, will sing Tosti's Resur-
rexit. In the evening the Sunday school
will render a service entitled The Life
Triumphant. Mr. John Stowell will have
charge of the music at that service.
Zion Evangelical.
II am: Organ voluntary, The King OF
Love My Shepherd Is, Gounod; anthem
by choir. Christ the Lord Is Risen, Hen
ry Hager.
Georgetown.
7:3O PM: BY the Sunday school, II. F.
Kunkel. superintendent, choruses, Re-
joice, Songs Of Glory, Savior Divine. An
gels Roll the Rock Away, Hall the
Mighty King, In the Gray of the Early
Morn and Easter Bells; carol. Natures
Easter Greeting; carol, Happy Easter
Bells.
Church of the Reformation.
+ The choir of the Church of the Refor-
nation. Pennsylvania avenue and street
southeast. will render the following pro-
gram Easter Sunday morning: Anthem,
Christ Is Risen, Frank: anthem. Christ
Our Passover. Geibel: solo, Christ's Vic
tory. Neidlnger; anthem, This Is the
Day, Cooke.
At the evening services-Anthem. And
the Angel Said Unto the Women; anthem,
Allelulia to the King. Clemens; solo. Res
urrexit. Tosti: anthem, High in Heaven
Enthroned, Eyer.
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One Cross Riveted Attention.

There were other crosses there, but one
alone Tiyetcd their gaze, for one alone
lad on its coarse fiber d world tragedy.
the one on which was affixed the title
.. esus of Nazareth. King of the Jews"
ON that cross the Savior of men was
nailed and His sad eyes looked down on
those who nailed Him there. My chill
dren. why have YOU done so to me? l
would extend 10 YOU with these hands
my blessing. You have nailed them to
The cross. ] would love YOU with love
that is infinite-you will open my side
with a spear his eyes seemed to say.
Then the clergy took their hearers near
or, for the day was changing to night.
Life was ebbing into death. There be-
side the cross were Mary and John the
beloved The Savior died as the shadows
fell
This is the story leading up to the glad
Easter anthems to be heard in the Wash
ingtOn churches tomorrow morning
II makes il easy to think, 1t is aver
red that Charles Wesley had in his mind
the vision of the women meeting the
Savior when he wrote his splendid Eas-
ter hymn. which has come down through
a century and a half and is declared to-
day to be as potent when ii was writ
ten.
Christ the Lord is risen today,
Sons of men and angels say:
Raise your JOYS and Jriumphs high.
Sing yc heavens aud earth reply
Loves redecming work is done.
Fought the fight the battle won:
I.o, Sons eclipse is Ger,
I.o. lie sets in blood more.
Vain the stone. the watch. the seal,
Christ has burst the gates of hell;
Death in vain forbids His rise.
Christ has opened Paradise,
Lives again glorious King.
Where Death, Is now thy sting:
Once He died. our souls TO save;
Where thy victory, D Grave:
Programs of Easter music in local
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Church of Good Shepherd.
st. Paul's Rock Creek.

At ST. PauIs Church, Rock Creek par
ish. the Easter music will include the
anthem, Who Is He That Comes From
Edom? by Hawthorne; special anthem,
Christ, Our Passover, by Buck: Gloria
Patri by Holden; Briggs in G, Schilling in
G; TIE Deum in B fiat. by King Hall: Jub
late in E fiat, by Fairlamb: introit an
them. He Is Risen, by Mario; offertory
anthem, Christ Has Won the Victory, by
Hawley: Adams communion service ar
ranged from Gounod.
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by-products that paper can be made from
almost anything. The vanishing of the
wood pulp supply and the rising price of
paper wood made the search for a substi-
tute very urgent. The department has
been experimenting with cornstalks. fax
and hemp. castor bean wood. palmetto
leaves. cotton hulls and almost every
thing else of the same sort
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st. Margaret's S.

Easter services at st. Margarets, Con-
neCticut avenue and Bancroft place, will
include holy communion at am. morn
Ing prayer and holy communion at IL
am and children's services at 4:3O pm
Music for the morning services will in
clude the professional hymn by Clough-
Leighton. Welcome, Happy Morning
Christ Our Passover. Schilling; TIE Deum.
Stewart: JubiIate. Warren: The Day of
Resurrection, anthem by Shelley: Kyrie,
Gounod: Gloria T.bi, Calkin; The Strife Is
Ger. hymn by Palestrini: offertory an
them Shout Ye High Heavens, Chad
w.ck: Sanctus. Field: hymn; Gloria in
Excelsis. old chant; Sevenfold Amen. by
Sfainer: Nunc Dmitts. Gregorian Chant;
occasional hymn, At the Lamb 5 High
Feast We ng, Elyey.
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CATHOLIC.
st. Patrick's.

Services at st. Patrick's Church will be
as follows: Low masses at 4, s, q, and 1C
o'clock: solemn high mass at IL o'clock
AT the II o'clock solemn high mass the
following musical program will be rem
dered by the mixed and sanctuary choirs
augmented by a full orchestra Process
sional Gounod). orchestra and organ
Nidi Aquam huchessD, sanctuary choir
Introit (Zacharis}, sanctuary choir
Kyrie tIIaydn No. ~. mixed choir and
orchestra; Gloria 0iaydn No -, mixed
choir and orchestra: Graduate Niadanal
sanctuary choir: Alleluia Or. NJ. Silbyp
sanctuary choir; Sequence (Solesmc}
sanctuary choir; Credo ttiaydn No. 16'
mixed choir and orchestra: Offertory wi
adanal. sanctuary choir: Offertory Motel
Regina CoeH tSchmolD. mixed choir and
boys; Sanctus (Haydn No. 16), mixed
choir and orchestra; Bencdictus Q1aydn
No. 16i. mixed choir and orchestra; Agnus
Del QIaydD No. 16p. mixed choir and
orchestra; Communion Or. NJ Silby)
sanctuary choir; Hosanna Ciranier), mix
cd choir and orchestra, full chorus; re-
ceSSiondI orchestra and organ
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st. Andrews.

Morning service at IL o'clock and even
Ing service at o'clock. At both services
the music will be rendered by the vested
choir of forty men and boys. The music
for the morning service will be the Ale
lula, for the organ, by Dubois; procession
al hymn. Sullivan; Tt Deum, in d, Field
Bcnedictus, Crotch; offertOry anthem,
Break Forth Into JOY. Barnby: Cruick-
-hdukS communion service iii Il fiat; re-
Ccssicnal, German: allegro. for organ
NhitirE.
~ the evening service the music VIII be
BcStS Festival march. for the organ
evening service in q. Roberts. and Han
ncIs Halleluiah.-' for the organ.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Mount Pleasant.

The choir of Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church. on Columbia road near
14th street northwest, will sing the fol-
lowing at the morning service at IL
o'clock: Anthem, Hosanna, Granier;
contralto solo, Rejoice. Gilchrist; anthem,
Awake, Thou That Sleepest, Spross; an
them, Christ, the Lord. Is Risen. Buck.
Communion service will be at 12:3o
o'clock and special Easter service by
the Sunday school will be held at y
o'clock p. m.
First.
The music at the services of the First
Congregational Church today will be
rendered by the chorus choir of sixty
voices and the regular solo quartet of
the church. The program will include
the organ solos, festival prelude. The
Strife Is Ger, by Palestrini- Buck, and
Coronation March. by Svendsen; an
thems, Come, See the Place Where Jesus
Lay, Allcluia to the King, and He Is
Not Here, He has Risen; Mrs. b. II.
Smart will sing at the offertory, Ho-
sauna. by Granier. At the evening serv-
ice, from 7:45 to 8, Mr. Whiddit will give
the usual fifteen minute organ recital
The numbers will be Polonaise, by
Webbe, and Grande Choeur, by Dubois.
At o'clock the chorus will render the
anthem, Christ Being Raised From the
Dead, by Rogers: contraito SOLO,
Eastertide, by Bracket, and at the Of
fertory Kenneth Ogden will give lie Is
Risen. by Schneider The choir will also
present the beautiful Easter cantata,
From Scpulchre to Throne, by Thomas
q. Shepard, and the program will con-
clude with an organ solo, Concerto. by
l.. Thiele.
Ingram Memorial.
There will be childrenS service to-
morrow morning at the Ingram Me-
mortal Congregational Church at 10
o'clock, and at II o'clock an organ pre-
Jude, Hosanna, which will open the regu-
lar service. The choir will sing the
anthem, On That First Easter Morning,
by Spence. and Alleluia to the King, by
Clemens, and soprano solo, Hosanna,
by Granier. will be sung by Mrs. Reeder.
At the evening service the choir will rem
der tho anthem, Welcome, Happy Morn
ing. by Neidlinger, and at the offertory
there will be soprano solo, The Holy
City by
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Christ Church, Georgetown.

Easter services at II am. with the fol-
loving music: Professional. Tho Day of
Resurrection, @. c. Msstin: Christ Our
Passover. Hodges: Tc Deum. Calkin: .Iu-
hIIate, Barnby: introit, C.iriSt, the Lord,
Is Risen Hawley: communion service in
a. Field; hymn. The Strife Is Ger. Pal
rStrini; offertory. As 1t Began to Dawn.
Foster, eucharistic hymn, At the Lamb $
High Feast, Rose Muller; occasional.
Come Yc Faithful, Sullivan.
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the Mount Pleasant NJ. f. Church South
in connection with the morning services
as follows: GLORIOUS Name of Jesus
choir: "Hosannah," SOLO
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Foundry M. E. Church.

At the morning services at Foundry NJ.
Z. Church the quartet choir will sing the
following: Anthem, AS 1t Began to Dawn,
Vincent: anthem, Christ Our Passover,
Schilling; soprano solo, Hosanna, Ora
ner. At the evening service the music
will include the anthem Break Forth
Into Joy, Barnby; basso solo, Consider
the Lilies. sBischoff; anthem, Awake Up
Thy Glory. BarnbX.
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North Carolina Avenue.

At the North Carolina Avenue Metho-
dist Protestant Church the following pro-
gram will be carried out in the morning:
Anthem The Message of the Bells.
Geibel: offertory solo. Christ the Lord
Is Risen. Evening service: Christ Our
Passover, choir: soprano solo, O Divine
Redeemer: anthem. Dark and Drear.
choir: contralto solo, o Rest in the Lord
offertory trio, Miss Ethel Sunny,
pianist Miss Ethel Lee, cellist. and Miss
Ruby Stanford, violinist: tenor solo, Be
Thou Faithful Unto Death, Philip Lee
Scantling: anthem, l Waited for the
Lord. choir: baritone solo. If God So
Clothed the Grass; anthem, l Am
Alpha, choir.