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The Washington times., 1916-04-22
Services for Deaf in
lexington Tomorrow

There will he services for the deaf
In the main auditorium of the Sunday
school OF lexington Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at II o'clock. The sermon In
the church will be translated into the
sign language by one Of the teachers
OF Kendall Green, as II In received
through an acousticon connected with
the main auditorium.
Services OF this kind will be held Sum
day mornings for an indefinite period.
Easter Sunday stereopticon pictures
portraying the last days In the life OF
shown in place of special choir music.
The pastor, the Rev. Henry Il. Brund-
age, will preach on The Resurrection,
Life Here and Hereafter"
At a. m. a sunrise service VIII be
held by the G. r. Societies.
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Washington Heights Presbyterian.

The following program has been ar
ranged for Easter Sunday at Washing
ton Heights Presbyterian Church by
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith. organist
Prelude, "Andante Religioso," Thome.
Miss Ruth Bronson; Christ the Lord
Is Risen Today" Morgan; violin solo.
'The Day Of Resurrection" Smart Of
fertory solo, Resurrection. Shelley.
Mrs. Agnes Bode For All Thy Saints
Smart postlude. "Hosanna," Wachs
The evening music includes prelude
In C sharp minor, VodorimslIi Gloria
old chant open the Gates OF the Tenn
ple," Knapp. Mrs. Agnes Bode: "Hark
Hank, My Soul" Smart Beyond the
Starry Skies" old German chorale; Of
fertory solo. "As II Began To Dawn
Land" chretian Urban postiude
Thanks BE To God" from "Elijah.'
Mendelssohn
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First Congregational.

Services at First Congregational
Church will ~ held at II o'clock, when
the Rev. James l.. Gordon. Of winnepeg.
Canada. will preach ~ Immortality In
the Light OF Reason nd Revelation. y
At the o'clock services ne will preach
on Three Great words-Character.
Success. Destiny
The musical program, under direction
of DR.. william Stansfeid, with a chorus
Of nifty voices and a solo quartet COM
posed of MRS. Il. III. Smart, soprano;
Miss Marian Larner. contralto; George
calvert Bowie, tenor. and J. waiter
Humphrey. bass. Will be as follows at
the morning service: Organ prelude.
Spring Song" Mendelssohn. and
Resurrection Morn Johnston; an
thems. Festival TIE Deum In E Fiat.
suck, and Behold, Ye Despisers.
Parker, Incidental solos by Mr.. Hum
pbrey; onertory, soprano solo. Mrs.
Smart, ''Hossena.' Granier; chorus,
"HalIeluJah," Handel; organ postlude.
''Toccata in c. Dubois.
The evening program will be: organ
prelude, TO Spring" Grieg;: Romance
temps" Bonnet; anthem, 'Snout Ne
High Heavens" Chadwick; offertory,
contralto solo. Miss Larner, Before the
Cross" Lab orge; chorus, Unfold "a
Portals" tRedemption). Gounod; organ
postlude.
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st. Paul's Episcopal.

Communion will be celebrated at st.
Paurs Church Washington Circle, at
8. 7.30, and II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Music for the last service includes
Jesus Christ is Risen Today" Morgan:
Christ our Passover" re Deum. Buck
Benedictus, Barnby: Introit, LAS II Be-
Service In A, Field; Credo. Cruickshank
Sanctus in r. Gounod: offertory anthem,
"liallelmjah Chorus" Handel: Nunc Di-
mittis. Gregorian. Come Ye Faithful"
Sullivan.
dental music will be rendered: Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today" Morgan;
Psalms l13 and III: Magnificent and Nunc
Dimittis, Roberts: las Il Began "a
Dawn" Martin: THE Strife Is O'er:''
ofertory. "Ilallelujah Chorus" Handel
benediction hymn. 'Tarry with Me-
Come Ye Faithful" The organist and
choir director Is NOVEL; Ferris.
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Metropolitan Baptist.

At the morning service. II o'clock to-
morrow. the following music will be
rendered: Piano prelude. ITO a Wild
Rose" Mcdowell. Miss Jessie Gala
way anthem. Darby Rose the Guilty
Morning. Buck. Mrs. j. Lester Brooks
and choir; tenor solo, Resurrection"
Shelley, DIR. w, Bruce Hoofnagle con-
tralto solo, Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today" Blschoff, Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark
anthem. why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead" Warren, Miss
Ethelyn Galloway and choir, and post
lude. 'Marche," Scotson Clarke.
AT the evening service. 7:45 o'clock
the following will be rendered: Piano
I Jessie ,S Gal Law, anthem Shout y
Prospect. DIR. w. Bruce Hoofnagle and
choir; tenor solo, There Is Green
HILL" Gounod, Harold King; anthem
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" Por-
ter Mrs. J. Lester Brooks. Mrs. Gilbert
A. Clark and choir soprano solo
Christ Triumph" Shelley, Mrs. ]. Les.
ter Brooks; duet, "Hosanna." Granier
Miss Ethelyn Galloway and Harold
King anthem. Angels Roll the ROCK
Away" Holden. Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark
DIR. w. Bruce Hoofnagle. Miss Emma
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First Presbyterian.

The following musical program will be
presented at the First Presbyterian
Church. John Marshall place. tomorrow
morning at the II o'clock service: Organ
prelude, II Know That Ny Redeemer
Liveth." Handel: Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today" Sullivan; Christ Our Pass
over" Schilling; offertory solo. Christ
Our Saviour Lives Again" Tracey, Miss
Elizabeth Leckie; organ postlude, "Fes-
tai March, Lemons.
For the evening. the program open.s,
from the symphony. La Refine de
France" Haydn; violin solo. "Nocturne
In e." Chopin. Sol Minister; Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today" Gauntlet; "As It
Ye," Shipper, w. Il. Cousins and double
male quartet; offertory solo. Easter
tide" Bracket, Miss Elizabeth Leckie
organ postlude, March," Clark.
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Ninth Street Christian.

Joseph Harrison, organist ana choir
director. has arranged the following pro-
gram for Easter services tomorrow;
niorning-Soprano solo. "Hosanna,'
Granier. Mrs. George A. Miller; Now
IL Christ he Preached Rogers. and
songs OF victory. Evening-"The Kesur.
roction." Shelley: "HaIleluJah," spin
ney. and The Awakening Lord.
1 .orenz.
Solos in the anthems will be suns by
Mrs. w. T.. Lawson. Mrs. J. II. Gibson
Mrs. T. X. Pirtle. Miss Bessie Bonney
aud Miss Estelle Wilde.
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First Baptist.

An elaborate program has been ar.
ranged for a sacred concert Easter Sun
day evening at 1880. by Wellington A.
Adams. director Of choir. at the First
Baptist Church, Twenty-seventh street
Rev. DR.. James r. l.. Diggs, pastor
Miss Hattie Williams. organist and pres,
ident; Mrs. Nellie Smith, secretary, aud
Mrs. Lucinda Holmes, treasurer.
The feature of the evening will be-
an address by Prof. r. G. Williams
principal OF the II Street High School
Other participants are J. NJ. Johnson
violinlst. W. c. Chase, jr., cornetist
Fred Pryor. tenor; Miss Martha Harris
soprano; Mrs. Irene Bolts. essay; Mrs
Nellie Smith. Mrs. Sarah Norton, Mis-
Mary Prior. Miss Maggie Jefferson. an,
quartet augmented by n choir OF twent,
voices. A. s. Pinkett. will be master o.
ceremonies
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st, Andrews p e.

The following music will he presented
at Easter morning service under the di-
:ection of william J. Garfield. choir
master. with Mrs. Grace Jackson at the
organ: Prelude. Adaglo non Troppo,
Stephens: Christ is Risen" Sullivan;
Christ our Passover" Schilling; Tie
Deum, Buck: Jubilate, Buck: Introit
anthem. Victory" Shelley; Gloria Tibi
Turtle; Angels. Roll the Rock Away
Roper: AS II began to Dawn" Mar
tin: sanctus,. Stainer: Angus Del, Gou'
nod; Gloria in Excelsis. old chant; re-
cessional hymn, HE Is Risen,'' Mean.
der; postlude, March from 'Tannhau-
SER" Wagner.
The evening service includes an organ
prelude. Andante in &. Mendelssohn
"Christ Is Risen" Sullivan; Magnihcat
and Nunc Dimittis, Tours Christ Our
Passover" Schilling: "Hosanna," alto
solo. Granier AT the Lambs High
Feast We Sing" Elvey; organ postlude
March In F." Rousseau
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Old st. Johns.

The celebration of the Easter festival
at st. Johns Church will include three
special services conducted by the Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith. the rector OF
the parish, assisted by the Rev. Edward
Slater Dunlap and the Rev. George Will
liamqon Smith.
The first service will be holy commun-
ion at 1850, with a short address by the
rector. The music for this service will
be a setting OF the holy communion In
G major. by Morley. and the offertory
anthem will be Christ Is Risen To-
day" by Bodine.
Morning prayer, second celebration
of tho holy communion and sermon by
the rector. will begin at IL a. m. The
music for this service includes a special
professional hymn, "Christ Is Risen
"Christ Our Passover" (Chandler); "Te
Deum In c" (HalD: "Jubilate Dec In
z flat" (Hadley); Introit anthem. And
quake" Evans: holy communion serv'
Ice ir G major Morley; offertory an
them. THE Risen Christ" (Noble).
At AIS r. m. the Easter carol celebra-
ton Of the Sunday school will take
place. with addresses by DR.. Smith and
the Rev. Mr.. Dunlap. DR.. Smith will
present to each child In the Sunday
school a potted Easter plant on this oc'
casion.
The entire music for the day will bs
rendered bv the vested choir of forty
men and boys, under the direction oil
Henry IL. Freeman, organist and choir
master.
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Hamline Nj. +.

The music for tomorrow morning AT
IL o'clock at Hamline VI. Z. Church.
opens with an anthem. II Am the
Resurrection" Domarest. followed by
'Resurrexit." Tostl; offertory antaem.
From Death and Life" Shelley
Christ Is Risen From the Dead"
Roberts: Resurrection Morn" John
ston: Easter Morning." Mailing. The
quartet comprises Miss Marion Greene.
soprano; Mrs. John Humphrey, alto;
Clarence Lewis, tenor Fred Sjofler
bass. Miss Edith Athey Is organist and
director.
In the evening a o'clock the Ham
line Choral Society. under tho direc-
ton OF DR.. II. III. Freeman. will give
the following program: II Am He That
Liveth." Adansy Sing Aileluin FORTH
Buck; bass solo, The First Day Of the
err. Otto Luebkert: AS II Began to
Dawn" Cha1in; trio. Praise We The
Father" Verdi: My Faith I.ooksl :
to Thee" Schneider, Now Is Christ
Risen" Nichol.
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st. Vincent De Paul's.

At st. Vincent de Paurs Catholic
church tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock Pontifcal high mass will be
celebrated by the pastor. the Rev. p. j.
O'Connell. assisted by visiting clergy
men from Catholic University. Father
O'Connell will also deliver the sermon.
The mixed choir. under direction of the
organist, Christopher S. Tenley will give
the following program before the mass:
unfold Ye Portals" from CThe Re-
demption). Gounod the "Kyrie. Gloria.
Credo and Agnus Def from Marcos
First Mass: THE Sanctus and Benedic-
tus" from Gounod's "Messe Solennelle'
tSt. Cecelia); THE Vent Creator" Mo-
Fart; offertory, Regina Caeli." De Mer-
lier.
After the mass the choir will sing the
"Hallelujah Chorus" from Handers
Messiah" At 1880 p. m. the evening
Vespers will be chanted, and at benedic-
ton Giorza's 20 Salutaris" and La
Hache's "Tantum Ergo will he given.
The choir consists Of Josephine Glenn
ents, Gwendolina Fairfax. Ellen Rich
ards, Nellie Wiseman, Mrs. Harvey Sup.
plee and Mrs. Christopher San Fellipo
sopranos; Ida Stanley. Sadie San Felipe
and Mrs. David Germershausen. altos
Christopher San Fellipo. Harvey Supplee
and Ambrose Harrison, tenors: and
Messrs. Howder and Perkins. bassos.
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Guschewsky and choir, and postlude,
March, Wagner.
Members OF the choir are: Sopranos.
Mrs. Gilbert Clark. Mrs. J. Lester
Brooks. Miss Bthelyn Galloway Mrs.
Milton Prospect. Miss Frances Guschew-
sky. Miss Elsie schooley, Miss Lillian
Leslei Carleton altos, Miss Emma Gus
chewsky, Mrs Daniel Shankle, Miss
Lesta Henderson and Miss Mabel
Frants tenors. DR.. w. Bruce Hoof-
magic, Harold King. Albert Cummins'
and James M. Richardson; basses, Gil
bert A.. Clark, O.. Fred Thompson. Will
liam Keller, and Herbert Smith d.
rector. Gilbert Clark. and pianist. Miss
.IeaalA Galloway
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Officers Elected by
Church Organization

The Teachers Training Glass OF
which the Rev. &. G.. Mclean IN pastor,
has elected the following officer: Pres-
ident, Ejwstd q. Boss vice president,
porotl,ea bryerii, sccr .eiy, bsrsha
man devotional committee, Frances
Roberts. chairman visiting committee,
blanche Rule. and chairman social om-
mittee Walter bIeinard.
Miss Braxton Howell, teacher, spoke
of the work accomplished.
The class is planning to hold a
Scholar Parent night May 10. ard q
program In being arranged.
All departments and classes Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church will unite
in an Easter program tomorrow morning
in tho annex. the latter being adorned
with spring blossoms and flowers. The
service will open at $3.50 o'clock.
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Church of the Ascension.

The following music will be rendered
during the morning service on Easter
Day. welcome. Happy Morning." Sui
Ivan: Christ, Our Passover" Schilling
Festival TIE Deum In r fiat. Dudley
Buck; Jubilate. Woodward; Introit an
them. Awake Up. My Glory" Bsrnby;
Kyrie. Winter; Gloria Tibi. Gounod
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" Morgan;
offertory anthems. Christ the Lord is
Risen Today" Bodine. and LAS 1t Be-
gan to Dawn" Vincent; sanctus. Tay-
Tor; communion hymn. Bread of the
World" Hoddes; Gloria In Excelsis, old
chant; Nunc DImittis In c. Marks;
Come Ye Faithful" Sullivan.
At 3 o'clock evening service, the music
includes Jesus Christ Is Risen Today,
Morgan; Gloria. Schilllng; Nunc Dimit.
tbs in c. Marks: THE Strife Is Ger
Is Risen To-day" Bodne; Jesus LIVES.
II. ]. Gauntlet.
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St. Michael,s and All Angels.

The choir. OF the Church OF st. MI
chael and All Angeles. with DR.. Z. F.
Frost as organist and choirmaster. and
Miss A. l.. Peterson as directress will
give the following program tomorrow at
the II o'clock service: welcome. Hap
by Morning" (sullivan): Christ Our
Passover Shepherd; tie Deum'
(Geibel,; "Jubilate' tSchilling); "1ntroit''
"Hark! Ten Thousand Voices Sound
ing (Frost): offertory why Seek Ye
the Living Among the deadT' (Clare)
"Gloria Tibi" (Frosp: "sanctus (stain-
There will be a service for children
at o'clock and the usual evening
service a. 9
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st. STEPHENS p. T..

The vested choir of men and boys
at st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
with James Stoddart as organist and
choirmaster. will present the follow
ing incidental music at the morning
service tomorrow: Organ prelude,
"Pastorale in e." Lemare; commun-
ion service. "Messe Solonelle." Gou-
nod: Introit. They Have Taken
Away My Lord" Stainer; "Harken
Unto Me-" Foste- postlude. Halle
evening the music includes an organ
prelude, ''Andante and Pastorale,"
lie Jeune: Magnificat and Nunc Dimit =
tbs in h flat. Brewer: The First Day
OF the Week" Steane: Behold the
Angel OF the Lord" Tours; organ
postlude, "VeXilla Regis" Parker. The
soloists are Darrell Calker, soprano;
the Rev George +. Dudley, tenor, and
Harry NJ. Foster, bass.
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Christ Church.

Easter music to be sung by the choir
OF Christ Church tomorrow morning in
cludes WELCOME. Happy Morning" Sui
livan; Christ. Our Passover" SchiIling:
TIE Deum." Fay: "Jubiiate." Warreni
"lntroit." Worgan: "kyrei Eleison.' '
Gounod: THE strife Is Ger" Paies-
trina; why Seek Ye the Living" stan
ford: "Sanctus.' Stainer; Gloria In
EXcelsis.'' old chant; "Nunc Dimittis.'
Cover. and occasional. Christ Ia
itisen.' sullivan. The vested choir OF
thirty. five voices will be assisted by a
mixed quartet.
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Holy Name.

on Easter Sunday at the . o'clock
mass. the Junior choir. directed by Miss
Anna Doyle and accompanied by Miss
Marie Regina Melting. will sing 10,
He Has Risen!' chorus; Regina
Coeli." offertory; solo, "Resurrexit Sicut
Dixit." adapted to the Spring Song
Mendelssohn: He Is the Sole Begotten
of the Dead" banks; All Glory
Bright" Verdi.
At the solemn high mass az 1880 the
celebrant will be the Rev. Andrew Carey
assisted by the Rev. Thomas Kervick
and the Rev. c. A. Dubray. The senior
choir OF the church. directed by Miss
Anna Doyle and accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Hughes. will sing Giorza's mass
with Regina Coeli." Gloria, at the Of
fertory. Before the service the "vidi
Aquam." Lucchesi. will be sung. and nj
the close of the mass the choir will rem.
der Unfold. Ye Portals Everlasting,
Gounod.
At 1880 p. m. on Easter Sunday
Stern's vespers will be sung by the
male choir, directed by James Duncan
and accompanied by Mrs. Hughes.
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Special Musical Programs To Be Gipen
Observing Easter In Capital Churches

Rev. Stephen Morris will preach the SER
mon.
The choir. under tine direction Of Mrs
Hattie Ritchie Prescott. with Miss
Gathering Mckenna, as organist. Will
2, DachaUer; "Veni Creator" Rosewig
offertory. Regina Coeli," De Merlier
Unfold Ye Portals" Gounod.
Vespers will be sung at 4 o'clock, with
a program including Millard's vesperi
Merller; 20. Salutaris." Rosewig; Tan.
tum Ergo" Berge.
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Douglas Memorial M. e.

Special music for the II o'clock service
tomorrow includes 'Jubiiate In ID,
Buck; q solo by Mrs. w. w. Deal,
Awake Up, Mya Glory" Harker, and
Welcome. Happy Morning." Braskett.
In the evening Miss Emma Houchen
will sing Prophecy and Fulfllment,
Greene, and the woman's quartette 20
Morning Land" Phelps. The minister,
Or. G.. G. Mclean, Ia to speak on
"Christs Resurrection at the morning
service. and ''Chrsrs Good Cheer" In
the evening.
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st, Paul's Lutheran.

The musical program for tomorrow
Includes: Organ prelude. Gloria"
Farmer; Easter Carol" Shelley:
Gloria Patri. Kyrie and Gloria In
ExcelsIs;" Awake, Thou That Sleep
est" Bergh; Christ our Passover. :"
Hodges: "Magdalene," Warren: Christ
Is Risen" Wagner; contralto solo. THE
Lord Is Risen." Sullivan; "Alleluia."
Mendelssohn; postlude, "Coronatio
March," Meyerbeer.
The quartet includes Mrs. Bertha Han
sen Gottsman, soprano; Mrs. Julian
Brylawski, solo; Leroy Glider. tenor;
Charles Roberts, bass. An assisting
chorus is under the direction OF Charles
S. Hyer. with Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayly at the organ.
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Waugh Methodist Episcopal.

The music at Waugh NJ. r. Church
will be given by the regular. choir. un-
der the direction of the organist. Mrs.
Delphine wiimarth Brown and will be
as follows. Morning service. Festival
In Il Flat" Dudley Buck; offertory an
them, las II Began to Dawn" Mar
tin. Evening services. God Hath APP
pointed a Day." Tours; offertory. So
prano solo. Miss BERTHE Thompson, Il
Know That My Redeemer Liveth."
The quartet Is composed of Miss Berthe
Thompson, soprano; Mrs. Archie Griest.
contralto; A. W. Jett. tenor, and John c.
Gather. jr., bass, The chorus choir
is composed OF iiriam Entwistle. Annie
Guilford, Katherine Bosworth. Estelle
Griest, Ethel Buckler. jamie Spencer,
Mrs. Ruth Goodall. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
W. H. Harmer. Mrs. Raymond Hunt.
Mrs. Bachman, Lloyd Il. Weaver, Nc
Kinley w. Kreigh. Raymond Hunt.
Ernest Kestler. w. II. Harmer w. A..
Merrick. Walter Buckler, and s. Mer-
ton Chipley.
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Immaculate COnceptiOn.

Solemn high mass will be celebrated
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning. The
music includes "Vidi Aquam," Gregg
rian; mass in ID, Harry Wheaton How
ard: offertory, 20 Fill Filiae," an
cient melody For the vespers and
benediction. at o'clock, the musical
program comprises psalms and Mag
niiicat," GreRorian; Regina Coeli. u
Melville: 20 Salutaris," Roache; Tan
tum Ergo Rosewig. Services will be
sung by the boys choir, with Harry w
HoHs ard organist and director.
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Peck Memorial Chanel.

The childrens choir OF Peck Chapel
will sing numbers from Hail Mighty
Victor" tomorrow. The choir is COM
posed OF Dorothy Digget, Ada Walker.
Eva Meyer, Marguerite Crist, Emma
Shaw. Ida Hurley. Annie Gollan. Laurie
Finlay. Marguerite Koerner. Virginia
Farmon. Mabel Poore. Eva Miller Della
Hammond, John Gollan, William Gollan,
Paul Hoffman, Arthur Kettner. Frank
man, Daniel Neikirk. Lloyd Jones, and
William Goodrich.
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Church of the Incarnation.

The choir of the Church OF the In
carnntion. under the direction OF Mrs.
Henry white. will sing the following
tomorrow morning; Welcome. Happy
Morning" sullivan; Christ, Our Pass
over" (Schilling: TIE peum IN &C. u.ut-
kin. Juhilate In c (Buck); sermon hymn,
"The strife Is Der" (Palestrina): Of
fertory enthem. They Have Taken
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Shiloh Baptist.

Services as Shiloh Baptist Church to-
morrow are to begin with n sunrise
prayer meeting at o'clock. Special
Easter services will he held at the Sun
day School at $50. The choir will sing
the following anthems at the II o'clock
service: THE Unjust Condemnation. :"
Peace: AT the Sepulchre," Peace, and
Christ Our Passover" Schilling.
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GRACE BAPTISTsssin. , and 4 D ~ , =
Undenominational

ASSEMBLY HALL, 18th st. and Penna. ave-
s. f. Sunday school at s:iS a. m. Gospel
address by Evangelist A. Il. Booth. OF BuT-
TaIo. n. Y, at 7.45 p. m. SuDiert, The
Theme OF all Themes, the Cross OF Christ
MIR Booth will also speak on Tuesday and
| Thursday nights on The Second coming OF
christ I" All invited.
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Church of the Holy Rosary.

At HOLY Rosary Catholic Church to-
morrow low masses will be celebrated
at s and Q a. m. and solemn high mass
at 10 a. m. Monsignor Aluigi will be
celebrant, the Rev. Philip Bernardini
will be subdeacon. and the Rev. n. De-
Carlo subdeacon. The sermon will be
delivered by Monsignor Cossio.
The choir. under direction of Miss
Agnes Sullivan, organist, will sing the
following program: Organ prelude,
"Vidi Aauam:" Kyrie Gloria. Credo,
sanctus. Agnus Del. from La Hache's
"Masg in F." Regina Coeli." from
Rosewig. will be sung for the offrrtory.
The solos in the mass will be sung by
Florina Cascio. Josephine Mancuso.
Maria Garcia. and Mrs. l.. j. Lockwood.
At the solemn benediction following the
mass, "oh. Salutaris', U,ambilotte). and
"Tantum Ergo (Culls), will be sung
by the choir in unison.
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Fifth Baptist.

The following music has been ar
ranged for. tho Fifth BAPTIST Church
tomorrow. Il o'clock. Spring Song"
Mendelssohn. organ; anthem. 'wny
Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead"
Pearlee Ghisby Windsor; Postlude,
Sabbath Chimes" rhippen.
Al the service at 7:i5 p, M, the regu-
lar choir OF forty voices will be aug
mented by the junior choir. number
ing forty five. A cantata. From the
Garden to Glory" will include the fol-
lowing March, Moir, organ: offer-
tory. "Andante Pastoralc," Moir; "Tis
''Fiing wide the Gates" staineri
ANGELS. Roll the Rock Away" Hold
en- Easter Narrative" Neidllngcf;
ITO the Pnschal victim Stewart. and
Unfold. Ye Portals" from Councils
"Redemption."
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Grace Baptist.

The musical service will be sung by a
large chorus directed by DR.. b. t.
Woodward. and will include In the
morning: Rise. Glorious Conaueror."
A. l.. Schultz. with an incidental solo
by Paul Otto; 1.-THE Palms." J. Faure,
with a baritone solo by Edward Towers
and why Seek We the Living Among
the Dead7" Adam Geibel. and In the
evening. And when They Had Full
hlled." J. Hayden Morris, with incidental
solos by Gather Parker and Edward
Towers; Resurrection" Harry Rowe
Shelley, with soprano solo by Mrs
Ruth Goodall: "Welcome Easter Day"
J. Lincoln Hall; THE Lord Is Ny
Strength" II. NJ. Stults.
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lexington Presbyterian.

Music for the morning service to-
morrow at lexington Presbyterian
Church comprises an anthem. God
Hath Appointed a Day" Shelby; The
Angels Message" Loud, Mrs. Milton Z:
White: ''As 1t Began to Dawn,
Coonrbs. James l.. Bate0.
In the evening a cantata, "Everlast-
ing Life" by Lowden. will be sung.
The Washington times., 1916-04-22

service % IN O fiat Eyre; hume pimit-
tbs" tBarnby). The Incidental solos
will he given by the Misses Elsie Small,
Gertrude Browne, and Katherine Rich,
Mrs. Charles w. Lane. Malcolm Rich
and Fritz steffens. Miss E. Margaret
White. at the organ. will play 'Festi-
val Prelude" by Batiste, and Meyer
beers Coronation March," as a post
indie
The Washington times., 1916-04-22
81. Peters (Cafhnlicl.

Solemn high mass viii be celebrated
at 1880 by Mgr, oBrien. the Rev.
stephen Morris. deacon. and the Rev.
James Weedenham, subdeacon. The