The Washington times., 1913-03-22
CHO|RS WILL GIVE
EASTER SERVICES
HyattsviIIe Churches to Have
Special Entertainments To.
morrow Morning.

morrow Morning.
HYATTSvILLE. March 22.-Several
of the churches here will have special
Easter music tomorrow. The program
for the First Presbyterian Church tor
The morning service is: Organ volun-
tsry: hymn. The Holy Trinity"
DYKES: anthem. THE King of Glory"
Greene: hyIan, Jesus Christ of Glory"
Filby; offertory solo, "Eastertide,'
Bracket: hymn, Easter" Lyra Da-
vidica: anthem. with Gladness Now
We Worship Brander; hymn. Wal
tham." Calkin: anthem, The Early
Dawn Was Breaking Spence: Dox-
olugy The choir neutrality-suspicious.,
Mrs. Howard Orr. Mrs. Vernon Fiske,
Mrs Frank Platz; altos, Mrs. Ernest
Burslem, Miss Blance Wilsie; tenor,
William A. Shepherd; bass. Howard
Orr, Charles Price; organist, Mrs. +.
E MacNeil; director, Mrs. Howard Orr
The choir of the Pinkney Memorial
Episcopal Church, under the leadership
of Miss Nellie Moran, will render the
following Easter morning:
Hymn, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day." Christ Our Passion" Schilling;
TIE Deum Laudamus," Lloyd; "Jubilate
Deo," Schilling: hymn, ANGELS Roll the
Rock Away" Kyrre, Mendelssohn;
'.Glori Tibi," Garret; offertory anthem.
Steiner; Sanctus. Proctor: Gloria in
Excelsis," old chant; hymn, The Day
of Resurrection. The choir includes.
sopranos and altos. Mrs. Charles
Clagett, Mrs. Irving owings. Mrs.
Frank Carr, and Misses Dorothy Gait,
Davis and Mary Darnell; tenor ana
bass, Harold Burnside, Henry Roome,
Arthur Tupper, Brady, Paul Herring
and Waldo Burnside; organist and d.
rectress. Miss Nellie Moran.
At the lo:45 a. m. mass in St. Jerome's
Catholic Church. the choir will render
the following program: "Kyrie, Sanch-
tus." ana "Agmus Del" from Hayden .
second mass: Gloria" and -credo;. !.
siom sIna coeIe; SeR a unfoIS hseaI e Goanod Ben
edictum. Gounod: benedicyion. %
Saluatus." Verdi: "Tantum Ergo" The
choir includes: sopranos Mrs. Joseph
". Aman. Miss Elizabeth Waters.
Meyers. Miss May Fowler, and Mrs. J
Burroughs Waters; altos, Miss Annie
Mccarthy, and Mrs. John Berglins;
tenors, Messrs. Hall and Bombergcr:
basso ]. Burroughs Waters; director,
Mrs. ]. Burroughs Waters; organlst,
Miss Leila Aman-
The charge of violating the State law
against riding on freight trains was
dismissed against Fritz Roller here TO-
day by Justice of the Peace Louis D
Wissman. Under BaiIiff w. w. Rush
arrested Roller yesterday afternoon and
placed MIN in the local pail until this
morning.
Jrrper Marlboro has begun to take or
n new lease IF life due 20 the fac.
a ten-day race meet is to begin there
on "Wednesday. April 2. Workmen are
busy building a new paddock on the
knoll near the track. and it being
much nearer the stand than the old
paddock it is expected to save much
time between the races.
The Southern Maryland Fair Asso-
citation has named the following Of
ficials of the meet: J. a; Brady. pre-.
w. w. Lyles, paddock Judge; Edward
Hanna. track superintendent.
The subject of a stereopticon sermon
10 be delivered at the First Presby-
terian Church tomorrow night by the
Rev. ]. w. Skellinger is. The Traitor,
T:ial. and Resurrection"
Under the quarterly I1lSlrlUullOH VI tne
public school tax, the school book fund
and the appropriations for high schools.
Prince George county receives for school
tax. Ss.09o70: for books. H,1l5.42: for
high schools, N.o5s, total of I'll .2e6.E.
Blk. Purdum will make an address at
the Baden High School next Tuesday.
March 25. Maryland Day. His topic
viii be, Annapolis. the Ancient City.
and How 1t Came to be the Capital
City of Maryland"
With the advent Of spring. persons
are beginning to come to the suburbs
and Arthur Carr, a local real estate
iealer. reports the following rental by
washingtonians of the local properties:
John s. Simmons. house of Mrs. John
Britton, in Wing Rest avenue: F. R.
Burton, house of Ernest Foster. in Co.
Iumbia avenue; A. F. Hodgman, house
Of Herman E. Burgess. in Baltimore
street. and J. P. Hirth. house of c. A.
NJ. Wells on SIbley avenue.
Harry Conners. of Hagerstown has al
so occupied one OF the houses OF Mr..
Burgess in Baltimore street. Mr.. Carr
also reports the sale Of the property be-
longing TO w. D. Burke - A. P Ley
burn. of Washington, for $500.
Judge Fillmore BeaIl OF the circuit
court, has given up his residence at
Sunnyside and moved TO the old Beael
homestead. AHA VISTA ABOUT nalf a
mile above Beltsyille.
A concert program. combining the
celebration of Easter and the David
Livingston centenary. entitled The
Message of Light" will be gwen by the
Sunday school OF the Memorial Metho-
'ist Episcopal Church, johnson avenue,
at 1870 o'clock. Easter Sunday morning.
State Senator Charles a. Wells re-
turned TO his home, here. yesterday
from Garfield Hospital. Washington,
where he has been confined with an at
.ack of kidney trouble.
The Taxpayers Association of Prince
George County met today, and the topic
'or discussion was How Can We Best
Construct and Maintain Our Public
Highways" County RoNl Engineer
-ouis L. Dent and Road Director Simp-
son made addresses.