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All saints. Church, Chevy Chase.

At IL a. m-"Processional Hymn" 1Ge:
Christ Our Passover" (Schilling); tie
Deum." IGounod); "Jubilate," CTonis) ;
introit anthem, Now Is Christ Risen,
CNicoD: "Kyrie.' CGounod); Gloria Tibi.
(Gouno0; hymn. H.; offertory anthem,
LAS 1t Began to Dawn" Foster); {;
''Sanctus." CStainer); communion hymns
2l9 and 220; Gloria in Excelsis, CEll-
wangerl; ''Nunc Dimittis," CGower; re-
cessional hymn, lis.
AT d. m-Processional hymn. 1l2:
''Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis," (Stainer):
introit anthem, why seek Ye the Liv-
ing Among the Dead?" tClare); hymn,
l2l: offertory anthem, Now Is Christ
Risen.'' CNicoD; recessional hymn, ll0.
William II. Haylor, organist and direc-
tor.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. Avenue Of Presidents and Cor
coran st. NV. The Rev. Frank Sewall, II. d,
pastor, will ureach at II a. The World
New Morning Children's procession baptism
and confirmation. holy communion. 80. last night
service and lecture with What Body do They
Gomez What is SPIRITUAL BODY! An
welcome. Free loan library Of the writings Of
SwedenhorE
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New YorI. Avenue Church.

At II a. m.-Niedlingers Jesus Christ
Is Risen Today" and Schnecher's Sealed
Was the Tomb Where the Redeemer Lay"
At D. m.-Easter praise sermon.
BeTnalds Awake, Glad SOUL Ric' ;
''Adagio. Op. "a" and Van GOen's Song
Without Words" solos for violin. and
Shilley's. cantata OF Death and Life"
Choir: Mrs. ShirClth. soprano; Miss
Whitaker, ContraltO: Mr.. John II. Nolan.
bass: DR.. Kemball. tenor: Mr.. B. Frank
Gebest. organ. and Miss Elsa Raner.
violin.
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Washington Heights Church.

At II a. m-Violinist. Miss Ruby STAN
ford, The swan" Saint SaenS: Ma
ternal Caresses'' CPirop: contraltO songs,
Mrs. Blanche VI. Dalglish. 'HOsanna
(GranierD: violin obligato. The Angel 5
Message Loud: From Gloom to
Glory CGeibeD; organ. Mrs. ]. II. Gun
ningham.
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PHILOSOPHICAL.

WASHINGTON FEDERATION. THEoSoPH
ICAL SOCIETY. I2l6 H ST. NV. p m. lecture
"Rrishna or Christ" BY Mr.. T. Ish BhutiA. q
India. Monday. % p m. inquires class Pub
lie invited.
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BAHAI REVELATION.

WORLD RELIGION FOR An AGE OF UNITY.
Meeting at ISthan Temple. second hoor. rear.
p. N. cordial invitation Is extended 10 all
Mr. Bclmcut will spesk What Is RcSurrec-
tioui''
oh son OF the Unseen Kingdom! For thee
did make death aS glad tidnSs- Why de~l'sireSt
thou at its .omirg: To thee have offered the
light Of glidlnre. Why Teilest thou thine eyes
from its radiaacer Bahia 'olah.
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Church of the ascension, Massachu'
setts Avenue and Twelfth st.

At II a. m.-Processional hymns: Wei
come Happy Morning" (Sullivan); Jesus
hChr.st is Risen" 0yra Davidica): open
ing prayer; Christ. our Passover" in Z
fat Dudley Bucl); Gloria in A
tEivey); ''Gloria in Excelsis," in (old
Chant); 'Te Deus Laudamus." festival In
z nat Dudley Buck); "Jubilate Dec,
festival in C Dudley Buck); Christ, the
Lord. is Risen (Mozart); 'Kyria Elei'
son. from st. Cecilia mass CGouno0
The Strife Is Der" Palentrina); The
Hailelujah Chorus" the Messiah (Han
deb; sSursum Corda, Sanctus. Benedic-
tum.r and Agnus Del, from st. Cece'
la mass (Gounod; "At the Lambs High.
feast, (Elvey); 'Nunc Dtmittis," in L
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. corner
10th and g s;s. nv. Rev. Jay 7. Stocking. D. D..
pastor: Rev Lewis Z. Purdm. assistant pastor.
II .. M. pubic worship, sermon by the pastor:
THE GREAT HOPE" Special Easter music BY
quartet and chorus choir 80 a. NJ. sunday
school SIS p. NJ. 7. r. :. e. 2. p m. An
EVENING WITH THE CHOIR: 'RESURREc-
TION AND ASCENSION treSIenptiOul. CiOunod.
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UNIvERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, lath and L stA NV.
Rev John Van Schaick. jr., ID. D.. pastor. Public
worship at II a. m. with sermon by the pastor
Subject: "A Grain Of Wheat" Young People 5
Christian Union at D. m. Leader. the pastor.
Sunday school, SIS a m. Free kindergarten.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner 18th and L Sta
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. ID. D.. minister. 10 4. m,
Sunday school, Easter Carol Service; class for
comparative study Of religion. and unity study
class. II a. n, morning serrice; sermon by the
minister. There Is also kindergarten during the
hou- Of morning worship. p. m. Liberal Re-
ligious Union. The public invited to all services
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WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION.

FREE BIBLE LECTURES on TOPICS OF THE
hour every Sunday at p. NJ. in New Masonic
Temple. y. Y. ave. and 18th i. Lecturer F. Far
les COOK, Of New York. will preach tomorrow: sub
jecf, ''Ye Ones of the Open Mind" Nonsectzrian
No collection. Al invited.
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sPIRITUALIsM.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH. Pythian TEN
ME iol, sh st. rg., Art door, I'D p. NJ Ad-
dress by Rev Georse W. kstss on IF There Be
No Respnection Of tho Dead, Then Is Christ
Not Risen" Spirit Communion By MrA Kates.
Song service By choir. Al invited.
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st. Martins Church.
METHODIST.
metropolitan Church.

Dr. Montgomery will preach at the Met
ropolitan Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock on the subject The
Promise of Easter" and in the evening
at o'clock on The Defeat of the Sec
onds" Special Easter music both morn
ing and evening.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

INGRAM MEMORIAL. 18th st. and Mas. ave. ne
Dr. ]. W. FiELeli, Testur. Sermon. II A. by
pasinT: speciAI Easter mUsic by Choir. ILLUS
TRATED LECTURE T. m. The Passion
Play" SUNDAY sshOol s:D M Christian En-
dsaIOs. D. m special ssrIices. Cordial inIitaGi0a
extended TO all
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Y. W. &. 4.

Y W. c. A. vEsPER SERVICE. sunday. April
ls. at 40. speaker. Hon. ". F. Norris. Of the
Department Of Justice. Topic. The Immortal
Hope" SOloist, Mrs. II. II. Seldomridgr.
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DR.. Campbell MorEan's comment on
the international Sunday school lesson
for April L. will be found In Sundays
Washington Herald In the Department
of Religion and Sacred Services
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st. Dark's Church

sd AND SIS. S. Z.
EASTER-5:o, s. II a. m. 4. and 8 p. m.
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EpwOrth VI. E. Church, seventh md
A streets Northeast.

At II a. m.-Anthem. "As It Began to
Dawn" MARTINI: soprano solo. Mrs. L. A.
Potter, jr., "Hosanna' (Granier).
At p. m.-Anthem. why Seek Ye the
Living PeeD: anthem. He Is Risen
Gyonsl; Miss v. Macon, organist: Louis
A. Potter, il. director.
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WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.

SECULAR LEAGUE ian Open
FORUM. Pythian Temple lol2 9Th st. nv. sun
day, D. m. Address. "OCR GOV NERNMEST
AS THE FATHERS CONCEIVED IT." By Mr..
5. T. Horton, sesptary Columbia Religious Lib
erty Association. All welcome.
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Concordia Church, Twentieth and
q Streets Northwest.

At II O'Clock holy communion will be
celebrated at the Easter morning services.
These services viii be held in German.
Pastor Menzel will take for his topic
"The Risen Saviour Demands a New
Life" The musical program will consist
Of Easter prelude tGullmonp; Anthem.
"Des Lebens Herr" CWilson); anthem,
"Lasset uns Singen' (Adams), by the
choir: Ralph Rooster. organist and choir
master. At p. m, for children, a talk
OF the living Saviour In all lands. assisted
by stereoptican views, will be given In
English.
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NEW THOUGHT.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT ALLIANCE.-Miss
Van Toast will speak On The New Thought In
ts-prvtstion of Easter" Sunday, p. No., Rausch-
sris lo5S Co1nertieut avenue. AL ve4eome.
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The annual bazaar tOr the beneht OF
the Episcopal Eye, Ear. ana Throat Hos
pital, will be held TUESDAY and Wednes-
day, April y, and %. at the Raleigh Ho-
tel An attractive feature will be the
dansant on each afternoon.
Various churches have been assigned
to different departments OF work; some
being more particularly interested in the
bazaar itself. others IN the supper and
entertainment feature. but all are work
ing like Trojans. for they are determined
TO make il a great success. and the good
wishes of all who are interested in work
for the sick and suffering go with them.
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st. Paul's Lutheran Church,
Eleventh and II streets y. w.

At II a. m.-Anthems, God Hath Ap-
pointed a Day CTouTs); Awake Thou
That Sleepest Magdalene'' Cwarren): con-
tralto solo, THE Lord Is Risen CSulli-
van): organ numbers, Pilgrims Chorus
CWagner). Largo" CHandeD; "Coronahoie
March" (Meyerbeer). Mrs Bertha Han
sen Gottsman. soprano; Mrs. Julia Boy
lawski. contraIto; Mr.. Herbert +. Al
bridge, tenor; Mr.. Charles +. Roberts,
bass: Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly. or
ganist and director
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Calvary Church, Eighth and III
streets Northwest.

At II a. m.-Anthem, why Seek Ye
the Living" PeeD: contralto solo, 'Ho-
sanna'' (Grania): anthem. awake Thou
That Sleepeth" tMaken). At p. M
Anthem. AS it Began to Dawn" MAR
TIM: soprano solo. Gloria CBuZzI-
Peccia The quartet choir is composed
OF Miss Mabel Roberts, soprano; Mrs
William T. Reed. contralto: Mr.. Richard
p. Backing, tenor: MIR. Theodore T.
Apple. bass, and Mr.. Louis A Potter jr..
organist and director.
"A bright saying for william Jennings
Bryan will be the theme Of the address
of Rev Z. Hez Sven at Centennial
Church tomorrow evening. In the morn
ing he will speak on the subject, Hap
piness in Christ
Rev. Hinson V. Hewlett will speak at
the Second Baptist Church, Fourth and
Virginia avenue southeast. at IL a. m.
and rs p. m. The ordinance of baptism
will be administered. At the evening
service Naval Lodge, F. A. A. NJ, Naval
Chapter. r. A. NJ. and Orient Com
mandery. Knight Templars, will be spe-
cial guests of the church.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT VENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. VI.
ave-, north of s.. Rev Earle Wilney, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and % p. m. sunday school,
30 En. Christian EndeawE, ~ = -
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Old st. Paurs, Rock Creek.

At the II a. M: Jesus Lives Again.
p. A. Schneider; Christ Our Passover
Adolph Frey; ''Te Dem Laudamus in c,
W. II. Hall; 'JubiIate Dec in E Flat, J.
Remington Fairlamb: AT the Lamp
High Feast We Sing" Paul Ambrose
He Is Risep.'' Fred Schilling, and OF
flee of the Holy Communion" by Alfred
]. Eyre. Hymns: 1O9. I2S, 225.L1lo. Double
quartet vested choir: Miss Amelia b.
Fisher and Miss Ida +. O'Neal, sopranos;
Mrs. Charles Il. Parkman and Mrs. Char
Iotfe F, Ii petit, altos: Mr.. Frederic Sell
bold ann Mr.. John B. Switzer, tenors;
Mr.. George F. D. Rollings and Mr.. John
w. Jones. basses, Mr.. James w. Cheney'
organist and choirmaster.
Services: Z a. M. holy communion; II
a. m. sermon by the rector and holy
communion; p. m, festival celebration
by the three Sua6a~ schools Of the parish,
led by the church choir.
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At st. Marks parish. Capitol HILL they
have been wont to have their cOnhrma-
ton service on 81. Marks Day, hut as
this year ST Marks Day falls on Satur-
day. by suggestion of the bishop the con-
frmation will take place on Sunday. and
the festival he observed on that day IN
stead Of saturday.
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LUTHERAN.

Trinity, Fourth and f Streets
Northwest.
At II a. m.-Prelude. violin. cello and
rrgan. angels Ever Bright and Fair
(HandeD: carol, anthem, choir. Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today, Alleluiar an
them, choir, Christ is Risen. Hallelu-
jah" CTaylor): offertory. violin. cello
and organ. 'Hosanna' (Grainer): post
lude, organ, "Hallelujah Chorus Mes
siah), UHandel-Brown).
At p. m.-Prelude. organ, First Eas-
ter" Opp 66 No. . ID. Malling); carol,
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St. Matthews Church, Rhode Island
and Connecticut AvcRues y. W. .

At II a. m. high mass. The Vidi Aquam
and Entire Proper of the mass sung to the
official music Of the church, the CVati-
CAM Plainchant. The Ordinary of the
mass, Missa 20 DUAL Donna" G-parD Or
lando di Lasso: Orertory Motet. ''Et Res
picientes" MarenZio.
At p. m. yespers-The official Plain
chant is used for the Office except at
alternate verses of Psalms Nos. and 4
and the Magnificat. when "Falsi Bor-
doni'' by Zacharus and Viadana is sung.
Regina Coeli," Aichinger; 20 Salutaris 3"
Palestrina; Motet. "Angelus Antem,'
Anerio; ''Tantum Ergo" Bach; Adore
mus" Allegri.
All the above harmonized music being
of the Polyphonic School OF the fif-
teenth. sixteenth and seventeenth CEN
turtles so highly recommended by His
Holiness the Pope in his ''Motu Proprio''
of November. 1904. Nation Boyce, direc-
tor OF the choir.
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4 meeting of the executive committee
of the Churchrr-r:s League was held yes
terday on the call Of the president. at
aC2S q street northwest.
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Of1OKO1

EPISCOPAL.
CHRIST CHURCH,
Georgetown.
Rev. James H. W. Blake, rector,
10 a. m.-Holy Communion.
$50 a. m.-Sunday school.
9:I5 a. m.-Children's Easter festival.
II 90 a. m.-Eull Easter service and sermon by the
rector.
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH,
Rev. c. 7. Warner. rector.

S. ALBAN'S CHURCH:
Holy Communion T45 a. m.
Morning prayer. HOh Communion. and sermOn'
II a.
Children's Easter service. p. m.
The Rev. DR.. BrztenshI win preach at II a. m.
and the Rev. Mr.. McClintock at p. m.
S. COLUNIBA's CHAPEL, Tennallytown:
Holy Communion, a. m.
Morning prayer. Iioly Communion. and sermon.
IL 90 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon 80 p m.
The Rev. Mr. McClintock will preach at II a. m.
and 80 ?. m
s. DAvID's CHAPEL. Conduit Road:
Morning prayer Holy Communion. and sermon.
II a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, 80 p m.
The Rev. Dr. Wallis will preach at II a. m. and
the rector at Z 20 p. m.
5. PATRICK'S MISSION, FoxhaIl Road:
Morning prayer. Holy Communion. and sermOn
at a. m.
S. GEORGES CHAPEL. TennaTytoWn:
hIorning prayer, sermon, and Holy Communion
ChiIdrens Missionary service at 4 D. m
The ReT. Mr.. Douse will rEeach at both services
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Massachusetts ave. and Eth ST. nw.S
Rev. ]. Hennng Nelms, ID. D., rector.
Rev. W. E. Calender, assistant minister
Services for Easter Day: a. m. Holy Com
munion; Holy Communion. a. m.; II a. M.
morning prayer. sermon. and Holy Communion;
D. m, Sunday school festival services: D. m.
baptism; p. m, evening prayer and sermon.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Rev C. S. Abbott, vicar.
Sixth and sts ne
m
Morning 80 a.
HOLY Communion and seTmon-..............u IL 90 a. m
PBaptiSns p. N
krening prayer and addrrss. 1so p N.
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EASTER MUSIC IN THE WASHINGTON C1UR(

anthem. choir. Christ Is Risen" offer
tory. anthem. choir. Easter Song" &c.
Pleugerp; postiude, organ. Festive
March in A" IL. Z. Erb).
Mr.. Herman Hoffman, violinist: Mr..
Fritz A. Mueller. cellist; Trinity Luthe-
ran Choir
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Old ST. Paurs parish. Prince George
County. is shortly to he vacant by the
resignation of the Rev. Frederick TowerS
who has been rector there for the last
five wears. st. PauTs parish has, in ad-
dition to the parish church. a chapel
some seven miles from il, known as st.
Mary's chapel. short distance from
this chapel is one for colored people.
known as ST. Philips. one of the earliest
to be organized in Maryland. At one time
the Rev Josiah B. Perry, Ecctor OF St
Andrews. this city. was rector of old st.
PauI's parish. and it was in his time that
this colorcd chapel was built.
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Trinity Church.

At IL a. M. choral eucharist-Organ pre-
lude, first sonata, first movement SGun'
mant); professional, 20 the Golden Ilo"-
ing Morning Ue Jeune); commune On y,
~ 1cuber+). bN-mn Jesus Christ is Risen
Today" CMorgan); anthem The anger
of the Lord (Harris); presentation SEN
tence (Comstock); During AolutionS
nunc limittis in G CCruickshauk); retro
cessional, The Day of Resurrection
CTours): prayer postludc. hrst sona'a'
third movement (Guilmano.
AtSn m choral evmsong-Organ pre-
lude. 'rSpring Song" HollinsI; process
sional, Come Ye Faithful tSullivan
Psalm for Easter in plain song, Mag
nificat." in G CCruickshanO: hymn, Ihe
Strife is Ger CPalestrina); anthem
Sound the Loud TimbreI tScnacnneII
,,etroccssional. He Has Risen" mean
derS: organ postlude. ''Toccata In Z
Dubois. Oscar Franklin Comstock' r
A. G. O., organist and choirmaster
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III. W. Howard. offertory. "Haec Dies. .
Bordesi. vespers at p. m. Harry
Wheaton Howard, organist and choir d.
rector.
The Immaculate Conception choir Is
composed as follows: L. Cavaliero, g.
Glorius, J. Steuart. w. Stewart, F. Shee-
han. L. Gaghan, l.. Campbell. n. Dom
mick, l.. BowIes, T. Cavaliero. B. Glorius.
F. Maloney, w. Mccarthy. T. Cannon. J.
Mcdonnell, ]. Bowles, 3. Cuttings, J.
Enright. E. Smithers. ]. Ryan, J. Nc
Carthy, w. -Horstkamp, T. Ryder. r. Nc
Mahon. J. Thomas, w. Kinzie, J. Cannon.
]. Mccarthy. E. oBrien, L. Fitzgerald.
C. Stewart, C. Susan. J. McNally. and
w. Ryan.
The Holy Rosary Chapel.
At 1880 a. m. "Kyrie," Gloria" Gre
do. ''Sanctus," "Benedictus,' ''Agnus
Del" from La Hache's mass in F. Re
gina CoeIr' for offertory.
The choir: Miss Louise Rochon. So
prano: Miss Elizabeth Penny. alto; Mr..
Frank Hines, tenor; Mr.. Walter Tolson,
bass; Miss Marie Judge, organist.
Benediction after mass. 20. Salutaris''
Lambillotte), ''Tantum Ergo" (Culls).
will be sung by the choir in unison.
Mr.. Walter Tolson will sing an Italian
selection from 'Mercadante" between
mass and benedictlon.
st. Martins Church.
At II a. m.-High mass. Marcos First
Mass will be sung. with Regina Coeli. -
by Gloria. at offertOry. Soloists, Mrs.
Dorothy Riker Dunn, soprano; Mrs. NJ.
A. King. contralto; Mr.. Leo Stiefel, ten
or; Mr. A. Murray. bass; Organist. Miss
Margaret NJ. Muller.
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BAPTIST.
Fifth Church, Sixth and Half and
IF streets soathwe.t.

Fifth Church, Sixth and Half and
HE Streets soathwest.
At II a. m. prelude. Praise Ye the
Lord" (Randegsar): ''old Hundred"
(Bourgeois): Lords Prayer Chant"
GIalD: Christ, the Lord, Is Risen"
Clark; ANGELS Roll the Rock Away
IHolden). soloists. Miss Grigsby and Mrs.
Thompson: Hail. Thou Once Despised
Jesus CMason): Festival TIE Deum in e
Flat" dudley Buck), soloists. Miss
Grigsby. Mrs Thompson. Mr.. Palmer. and
Mr.. Webb: in the Cross of Christ 1
Glory" (Conkey): postlude.
At 7:I5 D. m. prelude, II Will Sing Of
Ny Redeemer'' CMcGranahan); Glorious
Things Of Thee are Spoken" (Wyeth);
"one Hundred and Fifteenth Psalm"
CRandeggar), soloist, Mr.. Palmer;
Christ. Our Passover" (Schilling), SOLO
lists, Miss Roby, Mrs. Brewer. Miss Price.
ana Mr.. Ryan; Grown Him. (Stebbins);
GLORIA in Exceisis,' st. Cecilia (Gounod),
soloists. Miss Grigsby, Mrs. Thompson,
Mr.. Palmer. and Mr.. Webb; postlude'
Metropolitan Church, sixth and n
streets Northeast.
At II a. m.-Prelude, ITO a Wild Rose"
(MacDowelD, by Miss Jessie Galloway:
anthem. Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day porter. by Ms. James NJ. Brooks.
Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark. William T. Ellis,
and choir: anthem. Christ Our Passover
CSchilling). by Miss Nellie Barber, Miss
Emma Guschewsky, DIR. W. Bruce HOof-
nsgie. and choir: tenor solo. "Resurrec-
ton" Shelley. by DR.. HoOfnagle; an
them. why Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead?" CWarren). by Miss Ethelyn
Galloway. DR.. Hoofnagle. and choir.
At p. m--Prelude. Traumeref
CSchumann). by Miss Galloway: anthem.
Shout Ye High Heavens" Chadwick.
by Mrs. James VI. Brooks, DIR. w. b.
Hoofnagle. William T. Ellit. and choir:
anthem, Angels Roll the Rock Away
CHolden- RossinD. by Mrs. Gilbert A.
Clark. Miss Emma Guschewsky. DIR.
Hoofnagle. and choir: quintet, When the
Sabbath was Past" CMorrisOn). by Miss
Nellie Barber. Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark. DIR.
HoofnagIe. Harold King. and q. Fred
Thompson: solo. Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today CBischotfJ. by Mrs. Gilbert
A. Clark, and pOstlude march CScotson
Clark.
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
CHURCH OF ST. MICHAEL AND
ALL ANGELS,
ReT. P. Murphy, rector.
cd and Virginia ave. NV.
EASTER SERVICES:

Rev. p. Murphy, rector.
I'd and Virginia ave. NV.
EASTER SERVICES:
30 a. m. Holy Communiou.
II a. m. morning services and Holy Communion
professional hymn. Christ the Lord Is Risen To
day:'' anthem, Christ, Our Passover" Shepherd
Gloria Patri." Robinson ;-Te Deum, Woodwork
Jubilante Carrots; Introit. Why Seek the Ly-
ing Among the Deadf" kyrie; Tours, "Glogis
tibi,'' PIeyel: hymn lis. ofertoy; Grener's Ho-
sauna, Mr. Percy Marshall; Sanctus. old chant
Communion hymn Z5; Gloria in Excelsis. old
chant; occasional hymn. Come Ye Fsithful
Raise the Strain" The music Of the evening serT-
ice will also be Of special character. spFroprats
10 the great festival
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EPISCOPAL.
81. Marks Church.

AT $50 a. m.-kHmn, 121; communion
service Wesley; hymn, 22S; hymn, IL.
At IL a. m.-Processional hymn. III;
introit anthem Cwalmisley)-
..From all that dwell below the skies,
Let the Creators praise arise,
LET the Redeemer's Name be sung
Thro' every land, by ev'ry tongue
Eternal are Thy mercies, Lord.
Eternal truth attends Thy word,~
Tbv praise shall sound from shore to
TIN suns shall rise and set no more"
Communion service Pyne); sermon
hymn, 36S; anthem (Martny.
AT s D. m.-Processional hymn, 10;
NaRnifcat and Nunc Dimittis CIours)'
hymn, g: sermon hymn S4; anthem'
Goss.
again ey'n so them also which sleep in
Jesus. will God bring with Him. "here-
fore comfort one another with these
words
Recessional hymn, llO.
Al the ESQ service in the morning the
music will be rendered by a cholr ol
women. 1t is the custom for this choir
10 sing at the early celebration both
o,cloclx service the music will be more
elaborate and will be sung by the regu-
Iar choir of men and boys. This cholr
will also sing at the night service
A service of interest to many people
Is the afternoon service for children. Inc
members OF the Sunday school march
into church carrying pots OF lines. Al
certain part in the service these hileS
ara brought to the altar and masseo
Nm NnndaV morning
the lilies are distributed to the SICK anu
infirm in the parish.
st. Johns Church, Lafayette square,
The Easter festival at old st. John S
Cburcb will be observed by three special
services conducted by the rector. Rev
Roland Cotton Smith,, d. D.. assisted DS
Rey. Edward 8 Dunlap and Rev Ut
Georze Williamson Smith. At d:5V a. M
there will De the first celebration OF tht
holy communion with short ADDRESS oS
the rector At 30 a. m. morning pray
or sermon, and second celebration OF ths
holy communion by the rector. The art
ernoon service ut Ais o'clock will consist
of the Easter celebration of the Sunday
school children and the singing oil th'
Easter carols This service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. edward S. Dunlap.
The regular vested choir OF men ano
boys under the direction OF MI Hehry n
Freeman. the crganist and cholrmaster
will render the music at these services
and the program will include the follow
ing compositions:
At 7:SO a. m.-Special professional
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today Ibo
dine); communion service in nat Gus
tance): offertory anthem, Why Seek i'
the Living Amcng the Dead Converse
At IL a. m.-Processional in anthem
form. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
OBodinel: Christ Our Passover IN
major CBuckD: TIE Deum,' in nat C"ll
LAM: "JubiIate Deo," in fat CGreen
introit anthem. Now Is Christ Risen
!. CrSichoD; communion service, in ma
CGarrett): offertory anthem, i Am Ih'
Resurrection OemaresO.
At4.I5 n. m,-Special Easter carols b!
the children Of the Sunday school Will d
sung at this hour instead of the regulaI
Vesper service. Henry H. Freeman or
ganist and chcirmaster