The Washington times., 1913-03-22
Episcopal

Church Of St. Michael and All An
gels. Twenty-second street and Vir-
ginia avenue northwest: the Rev. r.
Murphy. rector. Easter day services:
Holy communion. 1880 a. m: morning
prayer and holy communion. IL a. m.
professional. Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today" Easter anthem; proper
psalms: 'Te Deum." Dykes, in F: "Ju-
bilate Deo." schiliing. in F; introit,
"Allelulia. the Strife Is Ger" kyrie;
Gloria Tibi." Hodges. in F; sermon.
They Have Taken Away My Lord.
Barnby; Gloria in Excelsis." old
chant; recessional. Come. Ye Faith
full" Evening prayer. o'clock; Tully
choral: sermon, subject, Christ and
the Common People," offertory. The
Lord Is Risen" from ''The Light Of
the World" Mrs. Annie stanton Cox.
The Sunday school will be held at 8
p. m. when the children will bring
their Lenten offering. G. Scott Hunt
er, organist and choir director.
The two choirs of ST. Marks will be
used on Easter Day. The choir oil
women will sing at the half past six
celebration. AS has been the custom for
many years, Easter In st. Marks al
ways begins by the singing Of Pales-
The strife is o'er, the battle DONE A
simple communion service will be sung,
so that the great congregation that
attends this service may all join in
heartily. At II O'Clock the service will
be more elaborate. and win be sung by
the boys and men. The Communion
service will be by life. In c. The
anthem. Behold the Angel Of the
Lord" by Tours. At the evening service,
which Is always Of an elaborate char
he h,r De
our Passover. is sacrificed for US,
therefore let US keep the feast" will be
sung.
In the afternoon there will be q
service for children, feature Of which
Is procession of the children carrying
Easter lilies. The children of the Sum
day school march into the church, one
member Of each class being appointed
by the teacher to carry a pot of Easter
lilies. At certain point Of the service
these children march In procesSion to
the chancel singing the carol:
Bring lilies. white and pure as snow:
Bring roses with their crimson glow,
Sweet heliotrope and jasmin bring
To deck the altar of our King;
Sweet flowers bring. sweet flowers bring.
To deck the altar Of our King"
Easter music at St. Andrews Church
at Fourteenth and Corcoran streets
northwest: Morning prayer and holy
communion at II a. m.-Organ. Festal
Prelude In F. Dethier; Christ Our
Passover" Ouseley: Te Deum Loudam-
us. Jubilate Dec, in Z nat, c. H. Lloyd;
Credo, Sanctus, and Gloria in Excelsis.
from Service in d. r. w. Durham; Of
fertory. king Al-Glorious" Barnby;
organ postlude. "Hallelujah.'' Bee
thoven. Evening prayer at S-Orgon,
Allegretto. Lloyd: Magnificat Nunc
Dimittis in E nat. Lloyd: offertory.
Break Forth Into JOY" Barnby; organ
postlude. Finale Fifth Symphony, Bee
thoven.
The services for Easter day a, the
Bethlehem Chapel viii he the festival
service and Holy Communion at IL -
m. PROFESSIONAL hymn 109. Sir A. 8.
Sullivan: Introi- Anthem, Sir George
Martin.
Communion service in C. King Hall;
TIE Deum In c. w. H. Hall: Hymn
After Sermon. 12l. from Palestrina: Of
fertory Anthem. Horatio Parker. Com
munion Hymn. lis. Sir c. ]. Elvey:
Nunc Dimittis. Gregor.an: Recessionai
Hymn. H. from Lyra Da-idica.
Choral Evensong, o. m: Procession
al Hymn. lo9, Sir A. s. Sullivan: PsaI-
ter. Psalms. lib, liz. lis; Magnificat,
Nunc Dimittis. in B fiat, Sir John
Stainer. Hymn Before Sermon, rs, SIR
George Martin: ONertory Anthem, Al
fred Hollins; Recess.onal Hymn, liz,
from Lyra Davidica.