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WashInaton Notes.

Geo. E. Bidwell, a deputy in Uni
ted States Marshal Clark's office, is
in Washington.
L. H. Renner of Noble, Ia, is in
Washington visiting his sister and
will remain until after the Inaugural
ton.
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LIBRARY COMMITTEE
VISITS THE CITY
Nauvoo Ladies' Inspect Local Library
Gaining Ideas for One to be
Established There.

- j q = T.
The Nauyoo library committee, con-
sisting of Mesdames A. Jackson, j.
w. Reimbold, Fred salm, Jr., and Miss
Alice Baxter, inspected libraries at
Keokuk and Hamilton yesterday to
procure information and ideas as to
the proper organization and manage
ment of libraries
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attic canvass Of Nauvoo, and people
interested in Nauyoo, for donations
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cummIns, Birthday.

WASHINGTON D. c., Feb. 15.--
Senator Cummins is GO years old
today. He was born in Pennsylvania
Feb. Is. 1850.
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Green lie Opposed.

WASHINGTON, D. e., Feb. Is
Representative w. R. Green of the
ninth district, does not like the plan
proposed In the Iowa legislature for
redistricting the state Of Iowa. He
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The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Gunton Temple.

At the Gunton-Tenple Memorial Pres
hyte rian Church. Fourteenth and r
streets northwest, the Rev. c. Everest
Granger. D. D. pastor, will preach at
the morning service on the topic No
Room in the I'm" The music cfr the
day will be as follows: Morning-Organ
voluntary, "Seranade' CWis!or), Ms.
Grace D. jackson. organist: irving y.
Bcernstein. violinist; Richard Lorleberg,
'cellist Professional Cod Rest YOU.
Merry Gentlemen Old English. Ar
them. Calm on the Listening Ear"
nIarkerI with violin and cello ob'igato.
Solo. - Song of Glory tFauer), with
violin and cello obligato. Carol. The
First Noel" Traditional Melody. Even
irC-OrPan voluntary. with chimes.
Professional God Rest You, Merry
Gentlemen Anthem. 20. Holy Night. y
adam. Solo. THE Mothers Reverie.' =
from '''fhc Message of the Star" Wood
man. Carol. Holy Night, Peaceful
Night" Germau folk song. The ladies'
vested chorus viii sing at both servIces.
At tie evening serViec DIR. Granger will
read an Original story entitled. Two
Beautiful Saints Miss Grace BurnGp,
contraIto. soloist and director.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20

lexington Presbyterian.

! Morning-C Christmas carol, When
Christ Was Born" Neyin; anthem,
There Were Shepherds'' Incidental
solos Miss Bigelow, Mr.. Bartlett),
Mr.. Marks; .violoncello solo. Angels
senerade.' Braga, Perry Button; foffer-
tory. saxaphone solo. ga Dream of
Paradise Gray, Walter Redfeld; tenor
solo. Glory to Cod. Rotoli. Charles
r. Bartlett: sermon by the pastor. the
Rev. H. L. Brundage. on ''The Three
Types That Recognized Christ Musi-
cal service. 7:i5 p. m.-Christmas carol,
Wambold; bass solo. Nazareth"
Gounod. George F. d. Rollings; anthem.
70, Quiet Night Neidlinger; soprano
solo. Calm On the Listening Ear OF
Night" ManIey. Miss Rose Bigelow;
christmas Anthem female voices,
Foster: offertory, cornet duet Miss
Grace Beelman. Miss Jeanette Baker;
anthem. Behold 1 Bring You Good
Tidingsr" Geibei; address by the PASTOR,
anthem. There Were Shepherds Vim
cent
Choir-Sopranos-Miss Rose III. Bige-
low, Miss Edith Graham, Mrs. Ida Cor
bett Miss Clara Kemon, Miss EsteIle
sawyer. Altos-Miss Marie Cisco, Miss
Elsie Nichols. Mrs. C. E. Quigley. Miss
Agnes Boyd. Tenors-D. E.. Morgan, NJ.
w. Killing. Charles f. Bartlett Bassos-
William Jardine, Harry ]. Redfield, NJ. S.
wright, George +. d. RoIAngs. Harry
u. .kfmball, Organist
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
SCIENTISTS I l|'l / HlRM
GCQAD..GIa|gRcH|
TEMPORARY ll,.a Quarters .fur New
Branch d Church Of Christ
in Union Building.
=. als-s tslete :
zass sx.,.

Beginning tomorrow there viii be two
authorizsnr ehyistisH sasnce churches
maintaining services. In ibis city Both
are branches OF tfis mother church,
The FIRST Church OF dhrist. scientist,
In Boston, Mass Thephepfy formed
Second Charch VIII eventually locate
either in th. ndrtheast or the southeast
section of the city.s, Al the present time
there is no: auditorium in that part of
the, city large ehotlkfi 70 Accommodate
the congregations; temporary quarters
have therefore. been ssoa,rsd IN the
Union building on G street northwest,
between EixtlI s&ri1. eSetnth. Here the
first rsee:ing, Of the .9eW 'oeEanixation
will be held tomorrow morning, The
Accommodations are such Stffa. The Sunday
schooleean be held at the same time.
About as children who have been meyn-
bsrs Of the Sunday ..sehaola Of First
new Sunday school. TtalSngwi churcn
Ing M and I sunday IA eyssiiais ia i fStse ksrvicss
the same time L, fSs other ciinrth. and
they viii bestlle same An all the Shris-
sisn sela1ss ss cspsss n 5nss,sas bsss se
Is Dscul,sr The GRE'stiap s ,is ssisGse ace
as eacH 81 the other chtrehe& And the
second SundaN seryt6e IL always 3 repe-
htion of the first. The Wednesday even
Ing mee ettutss. svh1cH ava prominent
.,aTt Of The Christiap Science movement.
new church. ,beSinntug next We,inesday
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Wesley N. E. Church.

The vested chorus choir OF Wesley
NJ. E. Church will render the follow
ing music: Morning-Chorus." "sHaiI,
Christmas Wiegand; baritone solo,
Mr.. Heckert Moreton: quartet. There
Were Shepherds Buck. Evening
Chorus, Sing, o Heavens Tours; So
prano solo, 20, Holy. Might Noel;
quartet. "Calm on the, Listening Ear"
Eyre: chorus. Christmas. Shelley;
chorus. :"Christmas Lullaby sullivan.
Organist and director, Mrs. Thomas L.
Jones. Sopranos-Mrs. DayeIle Welsh,
Misses Lucy Carpenter. Lena Fowler.
Elizabeth Clark, Edna Fitzhugh, Mary
Lowe. Esther Lawrenson, Georgianna
Locke. Ruth Warfield. Maj jorie Scott.
May Hoover. Altos-Mrs. d. Ollin
Leech. Mrs. Schuckers, Misses Marian
wetherel. Helen WEIGH. Bassos-Her-
bert Moreton, Leslie Tavenner,' Joe
sands. Clarence Pollock. James Lock-
name. Lynn Mcdowell. Ned Iippitt, Ed
ward Fowler. Tenors-Messrs. Har-
rington Barker, Olin LawrcEson. Barre
Giles. John Welch, Marion Pollock.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Great Composers
Life an Example

Last Sunday the life and work Of Bee
thoyen was the subject of lecture at
Theosophical Hall, 12l6 III street north
west, by MIS-. Jessie Waite Wright, IL
Illustrating the principles of theosophical
tcaching by showing how + 4rma, or the
law of compensation, operated In the
life OF the great composer. The speaker
sad that nature equalizes all things,
and pointed out that the hardships of
Beethoyen's early life had been COM
pensated by his later success. The fol-
lowing selections from Beethoven s
works were furnished by Miss Gilchrist
and by Mrs. Strickland: Moonlight
Sonata" "Pathihque Sonata Adagio
from First Sonata Andante,' and Pas
torai Sonata.
Tomorrow. Sunday. at S p. m, the
platform will be filed by Miss Marjorie
futile, of California, the American rep
resentative of the Order of the Star in
the East, and the subject of her lee
ture will be Some Lessons From the
Past" Miss Tuttle is visiting Washing
ton on her return home from a con-
ference in London, England, of the world
leaders of the order she represents.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
St. Johns Episcopal.

The Christmas Day services at ST.
Johns Church. will include the first
celebration of~the holy communion. with
music, at 80 a. m. with a short ad
dress by the rector. Second celebration
of the holy communion. with full morn
ing prayer and sermon bv the rector.
the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. d. D.,
who will be assisted at both services by
the Rev. E. s. Dunlap and the Rev.
George Williamson Smith, d. D.. On
the following day.. the feast of st.
Stephen, at p. m. will be held the
festival of the Sunday school, together
with the. singing of the Christmas
carols by the children This service will
be conducted by the Rev. DIR. Smith,
assisted by the Rev. +. s. Dunlap. The
music at these services Will be under
the direction of Henry II. Freeman. or
vested choir of the parish, composed of
men and boys, will sing. The solos will
be taken by Master Roland Legg. So
prano solojst: Paul Bleyden, tenor so
loist, and Charles Trowbridge Tittmann,
bass sOloist
Music at the 7:30 a m. service will be:
Communion Service in A fiat. by Gus
tance; offertory anthem. 20 Holy
Night" by Adams, sung by Mr.. Titt-
mann: also the usual Christmas hymns.
Music at the IL a. m. service will be:
Special professional. Sing. o Sing this
Blessed Morn :" by Marks: "Te Deum"
in +. by Kotzschmar: "Jubilate Deo.' in
A fiat by Howe: introit anthem. Shep-
herds Christmas Song" austrian Folk
song. 1870. arranged from Heinrich Rel
mann; Communion Service in A fat. by
Custance; offertory anthem. Arise,
Shine. for Thy Light Is Come by
Maker.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Immaculate Conception.

At the. Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception there will be given an i'm
pressive musical service.
At $50 O'Clock. ck........-...-.Adeste F1deles
Mass in d.. Harry Wheaton Howard
Offertory, "Ad Regem Pastorem''
After mass, ..silent Night" and
Song of Ages
At 10 o'clock-Solemn High Mass,
followed by Benediction. ,ss.,,
Mass in, D.. Harry Wheaton, Howard
Offertory, "Ad Regem Pastorem". .
Benediction. -.
q Salutarius..,....... Roacne
Adeste Fideles.
and Choir Director.
The regular boys choir OF the I'm.
n1aculate Conception Church consists Of
The following: Louis Cavaiiero, George
Glorius, Joseph Stewart. Walter Stew
art, Frank Sheehan. Leroy Galhan,
Law. Campbell, Michael Dominick, Le-
roy Bowler. Tony Cavaliero. Bernard
GlOrius, Fred Maloney, william Nc
Carthy. Thomas Cannon. James Nc
Donnell, John Bawler. Bennett Cuttings,
Joseph Enright, Edward Smithers.
Joseph Ryan. James Mccarthy, william
Horstkamp. Thomas Ryder, Rich. Nc
Mahon, John Thomas, William Kinzie,
Law. Fitzgerald. Joseph Mccarthy,
Edw. O'Brfen, Joseph Cannon, Charles
Stewart, Charles Sussan, Joseph Nc
Anally, William Ryan. I - D ..-
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Epworth League Notes.

Mrs. Chris. c. Mulady. fourth vice
president, and Miss Edna Baden will
lead the devotional service at Douglas
Chapter Sunday evening. beginning at
e:96 o;clock. Eve-. .sbody is welcome; all
seats are free. The special Christmas
service. win be held on December q,
when the league choir will render Christ
mas selections. The Mission Study
Glass met at the home of the second
vice-president last Tuesday evening and
enjoyed talk by Mr.. 8. B. Boss. dis
trict second vice-president
Mr.. Russell A. Hill will speak on the
topic. Has God a Plan for My Life -
at the devotional meeting of Foundry
Chapter Sunday evening at o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
third yice-presLlents of Epworth League
Chapters of. Washington District will
te held at Trinity Nj. L. Church Friday
evening, January 2. at s O'Clock. All
interested in the work of the Social Ser
vice Department are cordially invited
to attend.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
St. Stephens Episcopal.
E2l

The services on Christmas day will
be:t7::so a m, oeae6fstion Of the holy
communion: 1880, celebration OF holy
communion. The musical program for
the 1890 service win be-. Organ pre-
lude. Pastorale in : r. Lemure: Pro-
cessional Hymn 10 tAdeste Riddles
introit anthem, az came iupon the
midnight clear. {, f3ir John Stainer;
communion service IN e. Sir. Joseph
Barnby: sermon HYMN g, shout the
Glad Tidings: onertory anthem,
while shepherds watched their fiocks
by night" Sir John Barnby: Sanctus
in C. Sir J. Barnby;; "Sevenfold Amen -
after the prayer of conservation:
Sir John Stainer: communion hymns
606 and 20: Gloria in Excelsis,. Old
Chant: BELL Amen After Benedictiop.n =
j. s.. sTearne: s.sNupc .Dimittis" IN Is
nat. Sir Joseph Barnby: recessional
hymn 56, .'ChritianAs awake" organ
pestlude, March Tf1umphale." Oliver
King.
The Christmas music will tbe repeated
on sunday, December q. together with
the morning and evening service in
F, by Bruce Steane.
These services will be rendered by a
choir of forty men and boys, assisted
by Mr.. w. Roland Carter, bass soiotst,
and Miss Edith Earnest, soprano SOLO
ist: Miss Jost, Mrs. Mitchell and Miss
Foster. altos. The choir Is under the
direction of the rector. Organist. James
Stoddart. .ft
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Vermont Avenue Christian.

At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church Sunday night e beautiful
Christmas cantata by John Hyatt
Brewer, The Holy Night will be
rendered b. a double quartet composed
of the following weil-known singers un-
der the direction of John l.. Walker;
Miss Rials, Miss Young, Miss Shaw.
Mrs. Danmeyer. Mr.. Augeyine, Mr..
Young, Mr.. Lineback and Mr.. Walker.
Mr. Sparks will be at the organ. The
pastor Rev. Earle Whitley. viii deliver
short address. His morning subject
will be '"rhe Child In the Midst The
program is as follows: Organ prelude.
Night" Chorus (Caron. Wonderful
Nishtr' Recitative and air (Mr. Ange-
vine), There Were Shepherds" Chorus,
.'It is the Christ. cur Cod Solo (Mr
Walker), ITO You the Blcssedness He
Bears" Offertory solo Miss Rials).
Chorus .Fughettal. Then Let Us Ever
Joyful Be-" l(Chorale), "'All Christians
May Rejoice Today" Recitative and
arietta Miss Rials).. MARX Thou. My
Heart Quartet. welcome, Thrice
welcome" Solo Miss Shaw, 20
Jesus, Lay Thy Gentle Head" Finale
tchorus), Now Praise We All Our
God
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Shiloh Baptist.

Christmas hymns and carols by the
choir and congregation will be special
feature at the O'Clock Christmas serT-
ice at Shiloh Baptist Church
STRANGERS Home'D, Thursday morn
ING. Among the selections TO be rem
dered will be j. w. Lemons chorus,
Graded In a Manger,'' Christmas
Night by c. Lewis Bell and J. w.
Lennon, Joy TO the World' by Watts,
and Herald Angels by Mi Madam
The persons composing the choir are:
Sopranos-Mrs. Mary ]. hinslow, Mrs.
LVll Kent, Mrs. Louise Thomas, Ms.
I.ucy ]. Roy, Miss Lillian Lucas. Miss
r. VI. Johnson. Miss Mary Pierson, Miss
Nancie Washington, Miss Addie Reed,
md Miss Gertrude Carter.
Altos-Mrs Matildt G. Harris. Miss
Mary Z. Roye. Miss Rosetta Lucas,
Miss Eva Pitts. Miss Edith Coins, Miss
Medora Washington H--
Tenors-Luke 6. Reynolds. Edward
savoy, jr- William H. Scott. Henry
Smithie. Arthur J. Robinson, and A. l.
Nixon
Bassos-J. Glen Chapmafr-J. Douglass
Fisher. Goldman Dismond. J. II. Step
ony. and 4. u. Gilmore. A. ID. Gil
more. chorister; Mrs. Mary ]. Tignor.
orsanist The sermon for the occasion
will be by the Rev DR.. ]. Milton Wal
droE upon the subject Lessons From
the Birth OF Christ
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Church Of Covenant.
S1gX

Afternoon service, $3.50 o'clock. Double
sextette-Mrs. Gawler, Miss Hall. Miss
Crennan, Miss Harper, Miss Burnap,
ing, Mrs. Fuller. Mr.. hacking. Mr..
Glider, Mr.. Blanchard, Mr.. Humphrey,
Mr.. Carter, Mr.. walker. Sixth special
monthly musical service. Organ pre-
lude, Grand Choeur in c." Salome;
hymn No. 173, "Hark. the Herald An
gels Sing" Mendelssohn: invocation.
"The Message of the star" Christmas
cantata by r. Huntington woodman.
Soloists-Miss Hall, Miss Burnap. Mr..
Backing, Mr.. Humphrey. "Propheuc
Promises" tenor solo and chorus;
"The .Annunciation," bass, alto and
tenor solos and chorus: ''fiie Song OF
the Angels" bass and tent. solos ana
Chorus; 1.-THE Song OF the Shepherds,
bass solo and chorus: The Search Of
the Wise Men," bass 500 and male
chorus: "The Alteration of the Wise
Men," tenor and bass solos and male
chorus: "The Mothers RSverie. So
prano solo and quartet; The Ascrip-
ton" chorus. Scripture reading. Hymn
No. 17S, "Christians. Awake, VAIN
wright. prayer; offertory solo. Ehe
birthday of King. Neidi:nger: Mrs.
Gawler; conservation OF .ne oneas.ns,
and Resoice,'' Barnby; prayer pene-
diction. organ postlude, 'March JUDAS
Maccabeus). Handel.
Evening service. s o'ciock-EvenIhG
choir, Of 100 voices. solo quartet. Mrs.
GawIer. Mr. Blanchard, Miss Harper,
Mr. Tittmann .,
Thirfeenth special monthly musical
prelude-"Largo, Han
del: Hymn 170, 10 Come. All Ye Faith
full" Adeste Fideles: invocation and
The Holt Infant: Christmas Cantata
by Frederic Field Bullard. Organ pre-
hide "Jesus, Jesus. Name of Won
drors Love- (soprano SOLO ard
chorus: , -'.The Annuncia ton" "Csoprano
solo and chorus; THE Coming OF the
Ma si"Mfbass solo and male trio, carol
and chor.ls:Y "The HGiy Name tbass
soJo) ..Thc Presentation '-tsoprapo
solo and chorus:) Rise Up. Ye People:
praise the Lord''-tbass sclo;) DoxoloSy
-(choir and congregation all singing
the melody. Rising at the words
praise the Lord sung by the solo
bass). -, .r,
Scripture reading. Hymn lA."It
Came Upon the Midnight Clear, WIZ
lis. Prayer. Notices. Dfertory anthem
-"And the Glory of the Lord CMes-
siah) Handel Sarmo', b. the pastor
Anthem, "Hallelujah Chorus, CMessiah)
Handel Prayer. Be-ediction. Seven
fold Amen Organ 5postlude. Then
Round About the Starry Throne,
,SomSon) Handel. .r-rf
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Trinity Episcopal

: At the Trinity Episcopal Church the
following musical program win be OBJ
served in celebration 6f' Christmas:
professional. &c ciristians Awake. Salute
!. the Happy Morn.
Ven:te, Gregori;n Tone Will.
TIE Deum in -. Comstock
Kenedictus, Gregorian Tone /.
Introit hymn, 20. Come All Ye' Faith
fui." 81 -eSsg
Sermon hymn, 'sHark, tho Herald An
gels Sing"
uftertory anthem. "sing. o Daughter Of
zion 6ShWdA q
During ablutions. Psalm CXvII.
Gregorian
hetr occasional Toy fills our inmost
hearts today" =
Mixed chorus OF twenty-five. Solo
:sts-Mrs. Grace Cook Denhardt, So
Trano. Miss sfonl Roberts, alto; George
(. Whitmore, tenor: Archie Gibson,
baritone. Organat and choirmaster,
Oscar Franklin CGmstock, F. A. G. o.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
EUROPEAN CUSTOM
TO BE FOLLOWED
Music To Be Sung From Towers
of Christ Lutheran Church
Christmas Morning.


At the Christ Lutheran Church a
.time-honored custom which has pre-
vailed in certain cities of Europe. will
be observed on Christmas morning.
From the towers of the Church, at 6
O'Clock, will be sung anthems and carols
commemorating the anniversary of
Christ. This service unusual in Wash
ington, was introduced here several
years ago by Christ Church. II is plan
ned to have the carols appeal to persons
of many different nations, the repre-
sentative ones of various countries
being sung.
The following program Will be observ-
ed:
';Silent Night.'' Holy Might Come
Hither, Ye Faithful "Oh, Holy Night
Angles From the Realms of Glory
"Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem. At
$50 O clock there will be a special
Christmas service. ---- 49,
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Waugif Methodist.

The vested choir OF Waugh Methodist
Episcopal Church, Third and A streets
northeast, VIII sing both morning and
evening This Sunday, giving their. Christ
mas music. In the morning It viii con-
sist OF an althenhl By the ch6ff, RAN
desger,s Praise the Lord and Mr..
Klein, director and tenor soloist. win
sing. recitative. Comfort Ye." and air,
''Ev'ry Valley from Handers Mes
siah." In the evening, at z:3e. the am
thems. Songs OF. the Ages. by Geible,
and ..Hallelujah Chords, from the
Messiah" Mr.. Klein wilfbsf1g might
of Nights.% Mrs. Klein will be at the
organ as usual =
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
chprch,d sl,e Ascension.

At tie ch1rg the AsceiiSn ap-
;,ropfiaee .muiieal services will be held.
This program viii be followed:
Professional hymn. f'.Hark the herald
angels sing ........... -. -Mendelssohn
Morning prayers xt
Venite ............. Robinson
Glo-iae 49,. Robinson and Tour1
TIE deum. Festival in E fiat. Buck
Beredictue. In r flat. ;.e. sS1Annsn
intrciA rSipg,rl @. heave1s' Tours
including the hymn. 30 seome. all ye
Holy communion.
II mn. Sing g sing. this blessed
morn Roper
of,erto.y, anthem "Afief. ahlne for thyi
Esht Is come -dawley
Frcsentatisn. .9raiss GeAs fsonr whom
all blessings flow"
SanctuS IN observation-disclosures. .Camidge
Hymn, Here. c. my. Lord. / see Thee
Unknown
Gloria in Excelsis. Old Chant
Nunc Dimittis In ......Wood
Rece9sional hymn, ANGELS from the
realms Of glory, Smart.