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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-27

Tn, centennial Heights district
shows The only decrease, each OF the
uthel districts showing small growth
All of The teachers in district No. :
have been rc-engaged Tor the coming
YEAR As Well a. tuur additional teach
rrs 90 take chargs OF the new rooms to
re ADDED TO the Coppee City school.
Eacn Il the schools in District No.
Will hc renovated during the COMING
summer the iunitors being employed
IT this work. The rooms will be- fresh
Is halSomined and all Of the seats re-
Namshcd and rrdressed.
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X II NOTICE.

The members of Laurium lodge. No.
coz. X v are requested To meet at
their hall at .: 30 o'clock SUNDAY morn =
ing to attend divine services At the
Baptist church. All members are re-
uuested Ia attend.
G a. Caldwell. c. g.
Gus Gustsvson. X. r. " :,
Advertisement. ~
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NOTICE

All persons having rooms To rent
during the Firemen's Tournament
please communicate with the secre-
tary. Chester Prideaux. at the Calu-
met News at once. Advertisement 30
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ATTENTION REcHABITEs.

All members Of willing Workers
Tent No 20, Helping Hand Tent No.
"a, and Busy Bee Tent No 10 are re-
auested to meet at their hall Sunday
morning at s:3O 20 attend divine serv-
ices at the Calumet NJ. r. church
BY order of Sec'y
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Advertisement.

The regular meeting Of the Grand
Temple of Honor will be held at Mo-
hawk on Saturday. June 2sth, 1919. A
parade will take place az Mohawk az
80 D. m. All members of the Union
Temple Of Honor No. ~ are request
ed to meet at their hall at 2 o'clock "a
take part in this parade.
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America Burnham, aged 90, of Es-
sex. Mass. still makes his living a. a
fisherman, the only business he even
has followed. Works every day.
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The No. 2 School Census.

The school census which has just
about af.y ia ,he numter ot children
ot school age IN The district. directly
coutradIcting The general impression
that "a large number ot families nave
i,tJ this district The census shows
the following ngWes giving the num-
pet II children in the districts triDu-
taN 10 the different schools:
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PLAN ADDITION
AT COPPER CITY
School Census Shows Increase
in District No. 2

The school board OF district No. :.
Calumet township, has prepared speci-
locations ana Is advertising Tor bids
iur the erection ol a four-room addi-
zion to the Collcr city school The
addition VIII be ala extension OF tbs
provide tor TWO rooms upstairs and two
proylte Tor TWO room upstairs ana two
rooms downstairs. euch approximately
n oy 20 feet II IL planned To star,
Nork a. soon az ;hv bids ale received
ana the contract can be awarded, ana
rush work 80 that ,he Improvement
MAY bee completed before the reopening
al school m September. The addition
viii practically double the capacity
81 the school, ornsius it up TO about
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
UNIvERSAIIST.

At the Church of Our Father the Eas-
ter service will offer the following spe-
cial music: Quartet Easter Anthem"
'Schnecker): "Allelujah. Christ Is Risen
iShelleY, contralto solo, The Easter
Sunshine Breaks Again tMietzke.)
The quartet is composed of Mrs Sidney
p. HollinGsworth. soprano: Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, contralto: f. Taylor Chewn-
ing. tenor: Walter Matson. bass, and
Mrs. Dorothy Baxter. organst
New Jerusalem. Sixteenth and Corcoran
Streets. will be as follows: Morning
service al IL O'Clock. with holy COM
munion. Professional and recessional
hymns by the children of the Sunday
school. The music of the service will
include Allesri's .'Sanctus.' choral
psalter, and festival responses and
hymns. Choir anthems-'I Know That
My Redemmer Lives (Rach) and
Worthy Is the Lamb" Q1andel.l
Evening service at 7:So with the hymn
20 Sons and Daughters. Let Us Sing
and Christ Is Risen from the Dead"
&C. Whitney Coombs)
Members of the choir are Miss R. K.
Sewall Miss Lily Ross, Mrs. w. I.
Swanton. sopranos: Miss Augusta Hill.
Miss TwitChell. Miss Colcord, altos: Mr..
Frederic Sillers, Mr.. Lewis Darlington,
tenors: Mr.. F. w. Swanton Mr.. John
Halsted, Mr. William NJ. Shuster dead
err, bassos; Miss Sewall. organist.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
TEMPLE BAPTIST.

Morning-Organ prelude. ''Hosanna"
Dubois; anthem. Christ Our Passover
(Schiller): offertory: soprano solo, II
Know That My Redeemer Liveth' from
the Messiah" to be sung by Mrs. A G.
Dunn: anthem. Gloria" Farmer); organ
postlude, March Triumphar' F'laslep.
Evening-Organ prelude. Chorus of
Angels" CClarh: anthem. Christ is
Risen Today" Holdem; offertory. AN
gels. Roll the Rock Away CWilgand); /;
organ postlude, Evening Song"
The quartet consists of Mrs Arthur
G. Dunn, soprano: Miss Mary f. Pond.
alto; Mr.. Joseph II. Conner. tenor: Mr..
John Roberts. bass: Mrs Grace Dufour
Brown, organist and director
THE keystone of Faith is the morn
ing subject at the First Baptist Church.
Sixteenth and o Streets, Rev. W. w.
McMarter. minister. The Easter music
will be of unusual excellence. in charge
Of Miss Florence NOack. soprano: Miss
Nettie Kluge. contralto; Mr.. E. X.
Embrey, tenor: Mr.. William Speden,
basso, with accompanies Mrs. Edmund
Barry, organ; Mrs. s. V. Gusach, first
violin; Mr.. Frank Howard, second violin:
Miss Millovich. viola: Mr. George Frey,
cello. in the following selections: He is
Risen" by Danks. vocal quartet assisted
by strings: .'Hosanna, Easter Song" by
Iranler. soprano solo with string quar-
tet accompaniment: "Tramerei," by
Schuman. string quartet; Ave Verum
Corpus" by Mozart. organ and string
quartet.
Evening-"Jerusalem." by Parker So
prano solo. Miss Noack, with organ and
string accompaniment: "Andante Tran
quillo." by Mendelssohn. string duet, Mrs.
Gusach and Mr. Howard
Mr.. Lee Parkline. president of the
Chinese Christian Association, will be
ba ptiZed at close of morning service
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
METHODIST.

Special music will be the feature of the
Easter services tomorrow at Hamlint
Methodist Episcopal Church. Ninth aIc
p Streets Northwest. The Hamline Quar-
tet will furnish the music for both serv-
ices, assisted in the evening by large
chorus.
The programme for the morning service
is as follows: Organ prelude, 'Resurrec-
ton Morn tJohnston); ''Te Deum'
nloy0: Christ Our Passover CSchill-
ins), and organ postlude. Easter
March (MerkeD. The following pro-
Eramme will be rendered at the evening
service, commencing at o'clock: Organ
prelude. Spring Song" Macfarlane,;
Awake, o Earth" EYER, chorus.
Easter Anthem" CWilliams,. chorus.
alto solo. "Hosanna" Granier). Miss
Marion Mccoy; quartet, Fear Not. o
CSchnecker), chorus: soprano solo. Il
Know that My Redeemer Liveth"
CHandeD, Miss Marion MacFall; THE
Resurrection" (Shelley), chorus. and or
gan postlude, "Alleluia'' CDubois).
The quartet consists of Miss Marion
MacFall, soprano: Miss Marion Mccoy.
alto: George V. Blakeney, tenor and di-
rector, and Elijah kinsella, bass. The
personnel of the auxiliary chorus will
Misses Buck. Wade, and Proctor; alto.
Miss Welch: tenors, Messrs. Ward. Hart
man. kastler. Charles II. Schooley. and
Alfred w. Lawson. and bassos. Messrs
Ludwig. Davis, and William W. Van
.Arnum. Miss Edith Is. Athey will be the
orGanist.
a special Easter and missionary pro-
Eramme will be presented before the Sun
day school tomorrow morning. An ad-
Haywood. who has recently returned
from Porto Rico.
The vested CiGi= Jf Waugh NJ. Z.
Church, Third and A Streets Northeast.
will render Maunders' 'Hosanna Chorus"
Easter.
At the morning service Mr.. Klein will
sing Graniers 'Hosanna" and the choir
will render Maunders' "Hosanna Chorus"
from ''Olivet to Calvary.
The evening anthems are as follows:
Christ, Our Passover CBuckD, Christ
Is Risen Rosersl, Christ, Our Pass
over (Schillng).
Mrs. Klein will be at the organ
At the Dumbarton Avenue NJ. f. Church,
Dumbarton Avenue, between Thrty-firsU
and Thirty-second, n and o Streets
Morning services. IL O'Clock; evening,
oc clock. The chorus choir of thirty-five
voices will give the following musical
programme: 20. Come, All Ye Faithful
CNovellol, Christ, the Lord. Is Risen"
IBerwaldI: 'Hosanna" Jules Grainer),
Mrs Bessie Birch Haycock; Awake
Thou That SleepeSt'' IF. c. Maker). The
director is w T Glover and the organ
list Mrs. Isaac Birch.
The music for Easter Sunday at Found
ry Methodist Episcopal Church will be as
follows.
Morning service-Anthems Awake Cp
My Glory (Barnby) and "HoSanna"
IGraincr). Solo. Il Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth.' from the Messiah"
CHandeD, by Miss Sherier.
Evening Service-Anthem, Christ, Our
Passover" tMcDoweln. Solo, king Ever
Glorious" from the "CrucifiXion'' (Stain-
er), by Mr.. Bowie. Chorus, 'HalIeluja
from the Messiah" (handeD.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH 22 1918

organ selection. 'Offertory in @" "a. r.
Loud; violin solo. "Berceuse'' (Godard).
Mr.. Fritz Mueller; chorus. It Know That
My Redeemer Liveth;" organ selection.
"Hallelujah" ON. Lehmann).
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
the Epiphany. Sixteenth and U Streets
Northwest. the choir will render Easter
Sunday morning Schnecker's Easter an
them. "As It Began to Dawn" Dudley
Bucks Easter hymn, Christ the Lord Is
Risen." and Holden's Angels, Roll the
Rock Away
The O'Clock evening service will be
given over to the celebration of the Eas-
ter festival by the Sunday school.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
CATHOLIC.

Solemn high mass will be sung at St
.Toseph's Church at 1880 o'clock by Rev.
Valentine V. Schmitt. with Rev. T. D.
Calnan as deacon and Rev. l. F. Fealy
as subdeacon. The sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. T. d. Calnan, of Cath
olic University
A special musical programme has been
prepared as follows: ''Vidi Aouam'
(Schindler), Marcos Second Mass"
"Veni Creator ia Hache), trio by Miss
Thornett and Messrs. Dunigan and Sim
onton: Regina Coeli' (Giorza), with in
cidental solos by Mrs. Orbello and Miss
Dittoe: recessional. Unfold. Ye Portals
Everlasting" Gounod). Miss Marie Louise
Sullivan will preside at the organ.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
Churches Will ReSOur1d
With Special Music
Easter Programmes More Pretentious Than Ever
in the -Orchestras, in Some
Places. to Augment Choirs.

the churches of Washington will probably
be the preteniou attempted will be clearly shown by
perusa of the below In churches the
regular for will be followed although this
always special all will be and meodous sounds
Easter Sunday Several churches will have orchestra addition
to the assist the impreveness of the musical service
There will be special musical both morning and
ing and in the afternoon AT the Church of the
Covenant THE the Resurrection
Charles Gilbert Spo will be Easter Sunday afternoon for
world 1t will be given several churches in New
York City Easter night but through the personal friendship existing
between Mr. Wrghtson and the will be presented in
Washington first.
All the music of special from solo the most
cantata WILL give the listener the message of
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22

Sawyer. Altos-Miss Marie Sisco. Miss
Elizabeth Ryan, Miss Elsie Nichols,
Mrs. c. f. Quigley. Tenors-Dr. w: T.
Lee, Mr.. ID. Z. Morgan. Mr.. NJ w. King.
Bassos-Mr. William Jardine. Mr.. Harry
~. Redheld, Mr.. J. L. Bates. Organist-
Harry G. Kimball.
! After a season of great musical ac-
tivity at the Church of the Covenant,
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson Is planning
a climax at the special Easter musical
services which will be rendered tomor-
row. They will be inspiring. spiritual,
and educational.
In addition to the cantata Mrs. Gawler
will sing "Hosanna" by Granier as al
ofYertory solo
At the evening service at o. clock the
evening choir of 100 voices will render
its sixth special monthly musical service.
which will be by far the most elaborate
evening attempted by this choir, which
has made such an enviable reputation
this year. Under the direction of Mr..
wrightson it will sing five of the heaviest
anthems written. LAS 1t Began to Dawn"
by Martin: Unfold Ye Portals Everlast-
ing" c'Redemption') by Gounod: Awake
Thou That Sleepest" C"Daughter of
JGirus'D by Stainer; THE Infiammatus''
("Stabat Mater') by Rossini and THE
Hallelujah" chorus c'Messiah'D by Han
del. The complete programme of both
services is follows:
Afternoon service. 3:l5 o'clock-Double
sextet: Mrs. Gawler. Miss Hall, Miss
Reuter-. Miss Humphrey, Miss Larner.
Mrs. Fuller Mr.. Bowie, Mrs. Backing.
Mr. Blanchard. Mr.. Humphrey, Mr.. Mil
Ter, and Mr.. Carter; organ prelude.
Easter Morning lotto MallinG): hymn
No. 2H. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
Davidicia): invocation: Scripture read
ing: "The Glory of the Resurrection"
tCharles Gilbert Spross); introduction;
THE Promise of the Life to Be-" Miss
Reuter- Miss I.arner, Mr.. Humphrey,
quartet and chorus: hymn No. is the
congregation is requested to join in
singing: THE Prophecy of the Passion"
Miss Hall. Mr.. Humphrey. and chorus:
THE Miracle of the Garden" Mr.. Bowie
and quartet: hymn, He Is Risen, He Is
Risen;'' The Blessing OF the Death of
Christ" Miss humphrey and quartet.
THE Glory of the Resurrection" Mr..
Backing. Mr.. Humphrey. and chorus:
prayer: offertory solo. .'Hosanna' CGra-
nier). Mrs Gawler; conservation of the
offering; sermon by the pastor; prayer:
benediction: organ postludc. Lift Up
Your Heads c.Nessiah'D HandeD.
Evening service, s o'clock, by evening
choir of 100 voices: Organ prelude. ALE
lula GO Filii'D Dubois; professional
hymn No. 232, THE Day OF Resurrec-
ton tSmarU; invocation; hymn No.
2i0 ''AlleIulia, Allelulia, AlIeluliar' pal
estrina); anthem, "As 1t Began to
Dawn tMartinD. incidental solo. Miss
Reuter-: prayer; anthem Unfold Ye Por-
tails Everlasting C'Redemption') Gou-
nod: Scripture reading: anthem, Awake.
Thou that Sleepest' C''Daughter of
Jairus'D Gstainer: notices; offertory an
them The Infiammatlis'' ('Stabat Ma
teri RossinD. incidental solo. Miss
Reuter-: sermon by the pastor; anthem.
'Hallelujah Chorus" c'Messiah'O CHan-
deb: prayer: benediction; ''Sevenfold
Amen" (Stainer): organ postlude, "Ho-
sannah" paul Wachs).
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22

Mr. Frank Howard, second violin: Miss
Lillian Millovich, viola: Mr.. George
Frey. cello. Programme for morning
service: He is Risen CDanks). vocal
quartet, assisted by strings: "Hosannah.
Easter Song (Granier), soprano solo
with string quartet accompaniment;
''Traumerei' (Schuman), string quartet;
Ave Verum Corpus (Mozart). organ
and string quartet. In the evening the
following programme will be rendered: ::
Jerusalem (Parker), soprano solo. Miss
Noack. with organ and string duet ac-
compartment: 'Andante Tranquillo"
Mendelssohn). string duet, Mrs. Gusach
and Mr.. Howard.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22

500 from Canada on a sight seeing
trip to this country, and when the
question was put this year 20 those
participating in this tour where they
would idther GO. to New York or
Washington, they unanimously decided
on this city.
Ambassador Bryce will receive the
Canadian visitors during their stay in
this city, and sn interview has alsy
been arranged for them with Presi-
dent Wilson at the White House. In
addition to these. a number of sight
seeing trips in and about the city have
been arranged for the visitors. besides
tour of the various points of interest
in the city.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
LUTHERAN.

The Easter Sunday musical programme
of Trinity Lutheran Church. corner
Fourth and E Streets Northwest, will be
given by Mr.. J. S. Thiemeyer. organist
and director, assisted by Mr.. Fritz Muei-
Ter. violincellist: Mr.: W. Taylor, violin. of
the Marine Band. and Mr.. r. Books. VIC.
linist.t
The programme at II o'clock in the
morning will be as follows: Organ selee-
tion. Easter Offertoire &C. Loset, found
ed on the ancient carol. "A Fill ct Filae;''
chorus, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
CHRISTIAN.

The Easter music at the Ninth Street
Christian Church will be as follows:
Morning service-Anthem, "Allelujah h
to Our King" (RoeckeD, by choir: So
prano solo. The Resurrectipn' (Shel-
ley), by Miss Emma Roy, and anthem,
In Pornp of Triumph" (GeibeD, by
choir.
Evening service-Anthem. This Is
the Day" (Cooke). by choir; soprano
solo. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
(Bischoff), by Miss B. M. Harrison, and
anthem. THE Lord Is Risen. Indeed"
(BracketD, by choir, with soprano solo
by Mrs. T. r. Pistle.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
MR.. TULLAR, THE MUSIC MAN,
SPEAKS AT NATIONAL THEATER

Grant Colfax Tullar will be the fourth
speaker tomorrow in the series of evan
gelistic meetings for men, held every Sun
day afternoon throughout March at the
National Theater by the Washington
Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr.. Tullar is the president of a music
publishing company, and Is himself an au-
thor Of a number of well-known hymns.
He has done much work among Y. NJ.
c. AS throughout the country, and Is re-
garded as strong evangelistic speaker.
Preceding Mr.. Tullar's address. a con-
cert will be rendered by a section of the
Rebew Orchestra. Master Edward S.
Halbach, the boy soprano. will be the So
loist.
The meeting is open to all men without
charge. The concert commences at 3
o'clock and the speaking will begin at $50
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
BAPTIST.

Metropolitan Baptist Church. corner ot
Sixth and A Streets Northeast. the Rev
John Compton Ball. pastor. At the morn
ing service al IL o'clock. the following
music will be rendered:
Prelude, Melody" CTschaikowsky): an.
them, "Darkly Rose the Guilty Morning
(Buck). Mrs. James NJ. Brooks and choir
anthem. King of Kings (Shelley), Mrs
j. H. Tatspaugh, Miss Nellie Barber. and
choir; soprano solo, Christ Is Risen To-
day CBischoff). Mrs Gilbert A. Clark;
anthem, Angels, Roll the Rock Away
Holden RossinD, DR.. W. b. Hoofnagie,
Miss Ethelyn Galloway, Mrs. Chester
Shankle, and the choir: postlude, "Festi-
val March" (Scotson Clark.
At the evening service. at 7:45 O'Clock,
the following music will be rendered
Prelude Chopin: anthem, Christ Our
Passover (Schilling), Miss Emma Gus
chewsky, DR.. Hoofnagle. Miss Ethelyn
Galloway, and choir: tenor solo. "Resur-
rection' (Shelley), DR.. W. Bruce Hoof-
nagle; trio, Father. Lead Me" Butter
field. Mrs Clark, Mrs. Tatspaugh. and
DIR. Hoofnagle: anthem, why Seek Ye
the Living (Warren), Mrs Clark, DR.
Hoofnagle, and choir; postlude, "Cujus
Amman" RossinD.
The Easter music at the Fifth Ram
tist Church, Six-and-a-half and G
Streets Southwest, will be given by the
chorus choir of forty voices, William
j. Palmer director, Earl Dement, or
ganist.
At IL a. m. service the choir will
sing Filing Wide the Gates" (Stainer), :,
THE Magdalene" CWarren), and An
gels, Roll the Rock Away" (Holden).
At 7:45 p. m. service the following
numbers will be given: God So Loved
the World" (Stainer). Sing AIIelujah
Forth" Dudley Buck). and unfold,
Ye Portals. Everlasting (Gounod).
An unusual musical treat is promised
by the music committee of the First
Baptist Church, Sixteenth and o Streets
Northwest. in the Easter programme for
next Sunday In the morning the musici-
ans will be as follows: Vocalists. Miss
Florence Noack, soprano, in charge;
Miss Nettie Kluge, contralto: Mr.. E. r.
Embrey, tenor; Mr.. William Speiden
bassoJ accompanies and instrumen-
talists. Mrs. Edmund Barry. organ;
Mrs S. v. Gusach, first violin;
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
Easter at the Gospel Mission.

Easter Sunday will he observed at tbs
Gospel Mission. 2l4-2lS John Marshall
Place, by appropriate services at 9:5l
a. m. p. m, and Z p. M Capt. Thomas
II. Mckee will be the speaker at the
evening services, while a splendid pro-
gramme OF Easter Music has been pre-.
pared under the direction of Mrs. Marie
c. Baier. Miss c. r. Nelson. pianist. and
Mrs. Emma J. Edgar. organist.
The Mission choir will be augmented
by an additional number of singers. Mr..
and Mrs. Schuyler c. Pew. of New York.
will assist both at the Saturday night
and Sunday services.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
NEW YORK EVANGELIST
AT NEW MASONIC TEMPLE

A visiting evangelist to Washington to-
morrow will be Henry Clay Rockwell, Of
the Peoples Pulpit Association, of New
York. who comes here to deliver an ad :
dress before the Washington Temple con-
gregation in New Masonic Temple to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Rockwell. who has made a num-
ber of addresses previously to audiences
of Washington Bible students and always
been warmly received, will take for the
subject of his Easter address. "Christ's
Resurrection"
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
CANADIAN TEACHERS HERE.
Five Hundred Arrive in Capital ON
SichtAeefnE Tour.

Five hundred pretty Canadian school
marms arrived in this city on special
trains from Toronto last night. and
made the lobby of the National Hotel.
where they will be quartered during
their stay of eight days in this city,
one of the liveliest as well as loveliest
Places in this town. The teachers are
in charge of James l. Hughes. chief
inspector of schools at Toronto. which
office corresponds to that of superin-
tendsnt here. Mr.. Hughes is a recog-
nizcd authority on matters educational,
according TO Supt. W. NJ Davidson aud
Commissioner Philander p. cfaxton
and others.
Five years ago Mr. Hughes brought
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
Dean Wilbur ON the Covenant.

There viii be an Easter service at the
Young Women's Christian Association on
Sunday afternoon at 4:3o o'clock The
speaker will be Dean Wilbur, of George
Washington University. who will give a
talk on THE Everlasting Covenant
Mrs. William. Nottingham will be the So
loist. and the meeting will open with the
singing Of Easter songs and carols.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
CONGREGATIONAL.

On Sunday morning at the Ingram Me-
mortal Church, the church school will
| render an Easter programme from 10 to
IL o'clock in place Of its regular church
school The message of Easter will be
given to the people by the pastor. Rev
J. w. Frizzell. At the morning service
the reception of new members will take
place. Special Easter music will be rem
dered by the choir under the direction
of Mrs. Hazel WeGner Reeder. soprano
soloist, with Mrs. Elsie Harvey Weaver
at the organ. The choir will render
Welcome Happy Morning by Spence,
and ''on that First Easter Morning." by
offertory, 81 Know that My Redeemer
Liveth,' from Eanders Messiah" ~.
the evening service the choir will sing
.Alleluia to the King.
Mrs Reeder will repeat by request
The Psalms" The subject for the even
ing sermon. by the pastor. will be The
Mystic Life and Spiritual Guides"
The following musical numbers will be
rendered at the First Congregational
Church Easter Sunday:
Morning service-Organ prelude. Fan
tasie'' CIV. T. BesU: anthem, "As 1t Be
gan to Dawn Bucb: Festival Te
Deum, in f fiat (Buck): offertory $50
prano solo). "Hosanna" CGranier), Mrs.
Smart: organ postlude, ALLEGRO SYM
phOnique" (Faulkes).
The choir will give an Easter choral
service in the evening. with the follow
ing numbers: Organ prelude. "Fantasie,'
in C (Tours): anthem, God Hath APP
pointed a Day" (ToursD; They Have
Taken Away My Lord (Stainer); offer
tory tenor solob. Easter Eve" (GounodD,
Mr.. Ogden: Easter cantata, THE Resur-
rection'' Charles Fonteyn Manney): Or
gan postlude March Pontificale" Uem-
menS
The organist and director is W. T
Taber. The solo quartet consists of Mrs.
b. II. Smart, soprano; Miss Edna Scott
Smith contralto: Kenneth W. Ogden,
tenor: ]. Walter Humphrey. bass. The
chorus comprises sixty voices.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22

To hold spoons dining table Pcnusyiran
ian has ps'cutod holder in which a dozru or
more can be neatly nested top Of one another.
graph plant.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22

hope in Christ. The real meaning
of His death and resurrection will
be impressed upon all with music,
beautiful in conception and hope
f1I1 in IFS hriohtneSS
The Washington herald., 1913-03-22

Sawyer Altos-Miss Marie Sisco. Miss
Elizabeth Ryan. Miss Elsie Nichols.
Mrs. c. e. Quigley. Tenors-Dr. w: T.
Lee. Mr.. d. Z. Morgan. Mr.. NJ. w. Kins.
Bassos-Mr. William Jardine. Mr.. Harry
y. Redheld, Mr.. J. L. Bates. Organist-
Harry G. Kimball.