Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-23
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IL am, st. Paurs Church. Rock Creek:
8 pm. Chapel of the Nativity.
Tuesday, April 23-S pm, st. Georges
Chapel.
ST. Marks day. April 25-s pm. st.
Marks Church.
Third Sunday after Easter, April 2S-
IL am, Church of the Ascension; $50
pm. All Souls Mission; pm, st. An
drew's Church
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. pastor of the
Church of the Covenant, will be absent
during the week conducting special serv-
ices in Philadelphia. The Rev. B. Wilton
Merle-Smith of New York city will preach
at the II o'clock morning service tomor-
row. At pm. Rev. Alberto Clot of
Italy" Rev. Bernard G. Braskamp, the
pastors assistant. will occupy the pull
pit in the evening. The subject of his ser
mon will be THE All-Conquering Christ"
The $50 O'Clock musical service. led by
by the double quartet. will include:
.Magnifcat in c. Dudley Buck). Mrs.
Smart: solo. eff With All Your hearts"
(Mendelssohn), Mr. Hensey; hymn. From
the Recesses of Lowry Spirit" F'lem-
ming: "Nunc Dimittis in c. Buck.
The TO O'Clock musical service. led by
the evening chorus choir, will include
choruseS by J. Stainer
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. 18th and
Fairmont streets. was held Wednesday
evening. The reports Of the session and
board of trustees showed a healthy condi-
ton. large sums having been raised for
benevolent purposes. and the treasurer of
the church. Mr.. William Selby reported
all obligations paid and balance in the
treasury. Messrs. Colin II. Livingstone
and Harry Blake were added to the board
of trustees and Messrs. Edward f. Glenn
ent and William Henry were elected to
succeed themselves. The congregation
voted to engage an assistant for the pas
church for the past thirty-eight years,
and requested the session to appoint a
committee to carry this into effect. The
work of the church in Columbia Heights
the new year Is regarded as bright and
encouraging.
Rev. Alberto Clot. representing the Wal
| densian Church OF Italy. will speak in the
| First Presbyterian Church at the tomor-
row evening service. His address on
/ The Waldenses in Italy will be Illus
trated with stereopticon slides. Sunday
| evening. the 3lst instant the service Will
l be musical. under. the direction of the
, choir. The musical service will be Illus
| trated with beautiful colored slides from
| Tissots famous pictures of Christs last
| days upon earth.
| At Foundry NJ. +. Church tomorrow
| evening, beginning at 40 o'clock with ar
| organ recital by Mr.. Walter c. Arm
| aoost. VIII be given the last of the special
/ musical services inaugurated in the
! church by ar. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
| The regular service will commence at
| O'Clock. which is one of the most elabo-
rate services ever prepared for a church
| in this city
| The musical program is as follows:
| professional hymn No. 6S1, brightly
Cleans Our Banner" Sullivan: anthem
Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting" Gounod
hymn No. 425. "Beset With Shares or
| Every Hand" Mason: tenor solo, 1.-The
Sorrows of Death" Chymn of praise)
| Mendelssohn, Mr.. Richard P. Backing
| anthem. Glorious is Thy Name" Ctwelftt
| mass. Mozart; anthem. Hear My Prayer
10 Lord" I'm Thy Faithfulness Answer
Me" dhe word of God). Spross. Miss
Reuter- and the choir; duet, Far From
My Heavenly Home" Hammond, Mr.
Backing and Mr.. Wrightson; hymn No
40. For All the Saints Who From Their
Labors Rest" Barnby; anthem, "Infiam
matus EST CStabat Mater, Rossini. Miss
| Reuter- and the choir: anthem, Halle
lujah Chorus (Messiah), Handel: hymn
No. 16. "All People That on Earth DE-
| Dwell" Genevan Psalter; organ post
lude. Midsummer Nights Dream" Men
] delssohn.