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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Covenant.

Easter services at the Church of the
Covenant. sydney Lloyd Wrightson. di-
rector, Harvey Murray. organist.
At the Church of the Covenant to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, the
triple quartet will give its thirteenth
special musical service, and at O'clock
in the evening the evening choir of 100
voices. with double quartet, will give
it's twenty-eighth special musical serv-
ice. Both services are under the di-
rection of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
with Harvey Murray at the organ. The
following are the musical numbers
Afternoon am He That Liveth.
Incidental solo Mr.. Wrightson. from
King; tenor solo, My Hope is in the
Everla sting. Daughter OF Jairus, by
Stainef Mr.. Backing; | will Sing of
Thy Power, incidental solo. Mr.. Back
ing. Sullivan: Praise the Lord. inciden-
tai solo, Mr.. Humphrey, Goss; Hail with
Sounds of Holy Mirth. Galbraith.
Evening-Organ prelude. Cavatine.
Raft: AS it Began to Dawn, Martin,
incidental solo. Miss Craig: soprano
solo. Every Flower That Blossoms.
Shelly. Miss Craig: Awake. Thou That
Sleepest. Daughter of Jairus, Stainer;
Tnfiammatus. from Stabat Mater. Ros-
SIM, incidental solo, Miss Craig: Hal
lelujah Chorus, from Messiah, Handel:
Sevenfold Amen. from Stainer. and-or-
gan postlude, March. Schubert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
PRESBYTERIAN.
First.

M"rnin9-Drgan prelude. l Know
That My Redeemer Liveth. by Handel;
professional. Jesus Christ ls Risen TO-
day. by Sullivan: anthem. Christ Our
Passover. by Schillins: incidental solos
by Miss Elizabeth Leckie and W. H.
Power: offertory solo. Christ the Savior
Lives Again. by Tracey, Miss Elizabeth
Leckie: organ postlude. Festal March
by l-emmens
EVening-Organ prelude. bonanza
from Symphonic La Refine de France.
by Haydn: violin solo. Mcclure in r fiat.
by Chopin. Sol Minister: professional.
Christ the Lord is Risen Today. by
Gauntlet: anthem. AS it Began to
Dawn. by Foster: incidental solos by
Miss Leckie and Mr.. Cossins; anthem.
why Seek We. by Shipper. w. T.. Cos
sins and double male quartet: offertory
solo. Eastertide. by Bracket. Miss
Elizabeth Leckic, violin obligato by Mr..
Minister: organ postlude, march, by
Clark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
St. Stephens.

The vested choir of men and boys of
st. Stephens Episcopal Church. 14th
street and Columbia road northwest,
will render the following program of
music Easter day: Morning at II am
Organ prelude, Pastoralc in l.. Le-
mare: professional hymn. 1903: introit
anthem, They Hare Taken Away My
Lord. Stainer> communion service
tkyrie. Gloria Tibi and Sanctus), Messe
Solonelle. Gounod. sermon hymn. H.:
oncrtory anthem, Hearken Unto Me,
Myles Il. Foster: occasional hymn. rs:
organ postiude. Hallelujah Chorus,
Beethoven. Evening service at S PIN
Organ prelude. Andante and Pastorale
lie Jeune; Masnificat and Nunc Dimit =
It's in + fiat y. Herbert Brewer; an
them. The First Day of the Week.
Bruce Steane: sermon hymn, III: Of
fertory anthem, Behold the Angel of
the Lord. by Berthold Tours; recess
sional hymn. 118: organ postlude, NeXil-
liza Regis. Horatio Parker.
James Stoddart is the organist and
choirmaster. and the solosts are Mas
ter Darrell Calker, soprano: Rev. George
f. Dudley, tenor, and Harry NJ. Forker
bass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Hamline.

The Easter Sunday musical services
at Hamline Church follow: Sunday at
II o'clock-Anthem l Am the Resur-
rectlon. Demarest; solo. ResurreXit
! Tosti; offertory anthem, From Death
and Life. Shelley; anthem Christ Is
Risen From the Dead. Roberts Organ
numbers: a. Resurrection Morn. John
sion: b. Easter Morning, Mailing
Sunday evening at o'clock the Ham
of DR.. II. Fl. Freeman, will give the
following program: | Am He That
liveth. Adams: Sing Alleluia Forth
Buck: bass solo. The First Day of the
eek Cometh Mary Magdalene tFish-
err. Mr. Otto Luebkert: As 1t Began TO
Dawn 'haffin: trio. Praise We the, Fa-
Their Verdi; My Faith Looks Up to
Thee. Schnecker: Now Is Christ Risen,
NichOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Metropolitan.

AL the morning service. II o'clock. the
following music will be rendered Piano
prelude. To a Wild Rose. Mcdowell. b,
Miss Jessie Galloway: anthem. Dark,
Rose The Guilty Morning Buck by Mrs
J. Lester Brooks and choir: tenor solo
Resurrection. Shelley. by DR.. W Bruce
Hoofnagle: contralio solo. Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today. Bischoff. by Mrs
Gilbert A. Clark: anthem. Why Seek Ye
The Living Among the Dead. Warren. by
Miss Ethelyn Galloway and choir, and
postlude. Marche Scot sou Clarke
Al the evening service. 1:I5 o'clock
the following will be rendered: Piano pre-
lnde Romance. Ia Forge. by Miss Jessie
Ga llaw way: anthem. Shout We High
Heavens. Chadwick. by Mrs Milton
Prospect DIR. w. Bruce Hoofnaele and
choir: tenor solo. There Is "A Green Hin
Gounod. by Harold King: anthem. Christ
The Lord Is Risen Today. Porter. bv Mrs
J. Lester Brooks. Mrs. Gilbert A, Clark
and choir: soprano solo. Christ Triuinpb.
Shelley. by Mrs. J. Lester Brooks: duet
Hosanna. Granier. by Miss EtheIyn cal
laway and Harold Nirg: anthem. Angels
Roll The Rock Away. Holden. by Mrs
Gilbert a. Clark. DIR. w Bruce Hoof
magic. Miss Emma Guschexsky and
choir; and postlude. March, Wagner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Ascension.

At the Church of the Ascension the
following music will be rendered Eas-
ter day: II am. scrvice-Wclcomc
Happy Morning. sullivan: Christ. Our
Passover. Schillns: re Deum, Dudley
Bucks Festival in E fiat; Jubilate.
Woodward; introit anthem 'by the
children, Awake Up, My Glory. Barn
by Kyrie. Winter: Gloria Tibi Gounod
hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today,
Morgan: offertory anthems. Christ the
Lord. Is Risen Today. Bodine: AS 1t
Began to Dawn. Vincent: Sanctus. Tay-
lor: communion hymn. Bread of the
World, Hodges: Gloria in F.Nce1sis. old
chant: Nunc Dimittis. Marks in G.:
hymn. Come We Faithful Sullivan.
S pm. service-Hymn, Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today. Morgan: Gloria. Schill-
ing: Nunc Dimittis. Marks in c: hymn.
The Strife Is Der, from Palestrina; Of
fertory. Christ, the Lord. Is Risen To-
day. Bodinc: hymn, Jesus Lives, Fl. i.
Gauntlet.
The incidental solo parts will be
taken by Mrs. l.. r. Boyer. Miss Cath
crime McLearen, Miss Eliza beth Dayton.
sopranos: Mrs. Darnell, Miss Eulalie
buchanan. contraltos; Messrs. George
Anderson. George MyeTs. Willard Wood.
tenors: Messrs. b. Frank Niger, Francis
Thompson, D. Wilkerson, basses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
St. Paul's.

The music ut the Q o'clock mass at
ST. Pauis Catholic Church this mornin &
will be furnished by choir under di-
rcction of Mrs. Mary Byrne bowling.
Before the mass the choir will sing
Unfold. We Portals. by Gounod; offer
tory. Regina Coeli. by GiorZa. and Sane
tus, Benedictus and ASnus Del. from
Gounods st. Cecilia mass. Solos will
be sustained by Mrs. Dorothy Riker
Dunn. Mrs. T. w. Rrahany and Rea Won
tuln and Marguerite Donovan. so
pranos: Mrs. Arthur Sinnott. Mrs. Ida
Ercen and Mrs. John Sis. altos: William
ConlcN. Arthur Palansh and j. r.
Rooney. tenors, and i. CAUCUS Dunn.
hasso. Thomas Halloran. violinist, will
assist and will contribute solos during
and after the service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
St. Martins.

selections from Gounods St. Cecilia
ana La Hache's masses will be sung
tomorrow morning by the choir of St
Martins Church under direction of
Mrs. Mary EErne Downing. organist.
and the choir will be assisted by Mr.
Sanford. v!olinist. of the United States
Marine Band and Mrs Dorothy Rikcr
DUNN. soprano. Unfold. Yc Portals, by
Gounod, Will be rendered by the chorus
before the mass. and Regina Coeli. by
GLORIA. at the offertory. The solos will
be sustained by Mrs. j. Fogarty, Mrs
Edna Strudley and Alice Quigley. So
pfanos: Mrs NJ. \. King. Mrs. John Sis
and Mrs. James ..eesan. altos. Leo
Stlefel William Conley and j. r.
Rooney. tcnors. and J. Guages and j.
Fogarty, basSos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
st. Andrews.

At st. Andrews p. E. Church: Morn
ing-Prelude. Adigo non Troppo. from
Sonata. by {. E. Stephen; processiona
hymn. Christ Is Risen, by Sullivan: an
them. Christ Our Passover. by Schii-
ling: TIE Deum. Festival L, by Dudley
Buck: Jubilate in c. by Dudley Buck
introit anthem. Victory. by Shelley;
Gloria Tibi. by Turtle: hymn. Angels
Roll the Rock Away. by c. F. Roper:
oTertory anthem. AS 1t Began to Dawn
BY Martin: Sanctus. by Stainer: Agnus
Del. by GounOd: Gloria III ENcelsis. old
chant: occasional hymn. He Is Risen,
b. Neander; postlude. March. from
Tannhauser. by Wagner.
Evening-Preludc. Audante in c. b.:
Mendelssohn: professional hymn. Christ
!; Risen. by Sullivan: Magnificent. by
Tours; Nunc Dimittis. BY Tours: in
tit anthem. Christ Our Passover. by
: killing: offertory anthem. alto solo
Ii ,sanna. by Granier: occasional hymn
y. the Lambs High Feast We Sing. b!
Ei,ey; postlude, March in +. by Raus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Holy Rosary.

Low masses at and am. Solemn
fI2h mass at 20 am. Organ prelude
Nidi Aquam; Tkrie. Gloria Credo. Sane
tus. AGnus Del. from Id Hach's Mass
in +. Regina coeli. from Rosewip will,
be sung for of1ertory. The solos in the
mass VIII be sustained by Misses
florlna tascio. Josephine Mancuso.
Maria GarZia and Mrs. l.. J. Lockwood
The choir will be under the direction of
Miss Agnes Sullivan. organist At the
solemn benediction. after the mass. o
Saiutaris i.ambillotte> and Tantum
Ergo "ulls) will be sung by the choir
III unison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Waugh.

The music for Easter day at Waugh
NJ. E. Church will be rendered by the
regular choir. At the morning service
the Dudley Buck festival. TIE Deum in
T. nat. Will be sung. and the offertory
ahthem Will be AS 1t Began to Dawn,
ny Martin. with appropriate Easter
hymns. IT the evening service God
Hath Appointed a Day. by Tours. will
be sung. and for the offertory. Miss
BERTHE Thompson. the soprano soloist
of the church. will sing I Know That
My Redeemer Liveth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Gunton-Temple Memorial.

GuntonTemple Memorial Presbrter-
ian church: Morning-Organ prelude
from the t"ncifixion tStainer); trio
violin. cello al. organ. Largo tHaen-
deli: cello solo, idylf tReckerl; offer
tory. violin solo, To Wild Rose Mac
DowelD: tenor solo. Hosanna Gran
ierl John G.. Klein: trios. Ave Maria
Bach -Gounod): Revere Louis Gannep
organ postlude I-emaicre,. Herman K
Hoffman. Nioiinist. and Fritz Mueller
ceflist. both of the United States Marine
Band. viii assist the choir AT the morn :
ing service and Mir. Hoffman al the
afternoon % o'clock) service also. \Aft-
ernoon-t'hnir anthems. Christ our
Passover tSchilling>: Christ. the Lord
Is Risen Today ,Porterl: Hosanna
lGranierD: violin solos. Andante from
Seventh Concerto de Beriob: Seren-
alta tMoszkowskD. Director. John G.
Klein: organist. Mrs. Klein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Epiphany.

At II am. prelude. Hosanna. Watts:
professional. Welcome. Happy Morning,
Sullivan; Christ our Passover, Schil-
ling; Gloria Patri. Stainer: TIE Deum
Br .ckett: Jubilate, Nevin: introit
anthem. Christ Is Risen. Maunder
hymn. Christ the Lord Is Risen Again
Martin: offer;ory anthem As 1t Began
to Dawn, Martin: Presentation, Whit :
ney: Sanctus. Gounod: communion
hymn, At the Lamps High Feast:
Rosemuller: Gloria in EXcelsis. old
chant: recessional. Come, Ye Faithful
Sullivan: postlude. Third Sonata. Gull
mant.
organ recital at $50 p.m.--Priere a
Notre Dame. Boellman; Hosanna So
prano solo. Granier. Mrs. Fatt: Spring
Song. Hollins: April Song. Brewer
Evening prayer AT oclocs-Proces-
>Jonal. Jesus Christ Is I.isen To-day
Morgan: Gloria Patri Stainer: Masnif-
tcat and Nunc Dimittis, Reed: HYMN
The Strife Is Ger. from Palestrina: Of
1ertory anthem. Awake Thou That
Sleepest. Make; Sevenfold Amen
siainer: occasional. The Da- of Res
direction, Martin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Emmanuel.

The following program will be given
in Emmanuel Episcopal Church at the
II o'clock service: Professional hymn.
Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day Morgan;
chant, Christ Our Passover. Morning
ton: Gloria Parti, Garrett: Te Deum
Stanford: Jubliate, Soaper: Introit
nHmn No. 10. Come Ye Faithful, Raise
the Strain. st. Kelvin: short Kyrie,
Barnby: Gloria Tibi, Monk: hymn, No.
IFS. At the Lambs High Feast We
Sing: offertory anthem. Jesus Lives.
Berwald: Sursum Corda and Sanctus,
by Cover; Agnus Del. Gloria in Excel
sis. Nunc pimittus. BY Cover: recess
slonal hymn. No ia. Christ the Lord
Is Risen Today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Second.

Ea ster music at the Second Rautist
Church Will he as follows:
Morning. II o'clock-Organ prelude
Hosanna: soprano solo, AS 1t Began to
Dawn. toombs. Miss Mary Whitaker:
tenor solo. Hosanna. Jules Granier, Mr..
Clarence Sorrell. hymns. Christ the
LORD Is Risen Today. Wesley: The
strife Is Ger. Pott: beautiful baptismaI
service: sermon. The Resurrection
incredible Thing: postlude. Resurrec-
ton Morn.
Evening ct 7:i5 o'clock-Organ pre-
'ude. SeNtefte from Lucia: soprano
solo. Triumphant Easter. Mrs Howard
!. Stewart: tenor solo. Easter. Voorhees,.
Mr.. Walter Sorrell: hymns. I've a Mes
sage From the Lord ogden: Count
Your Blessings. Excel: beautiful bap-
tlsnal service: sermon. The Second
Coming; organ postlude, Triumphant
March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
incarnation,

Church of the Decentralization
professional. Welcome. Happy Morning
,Ca!kiD: Christ Our Passover (Schill-
ing): TIE Deum t-ltl,in); Jubilate in c
(Buck): The Strife Is Ger Ialestrina)
offertory anthem. They Have Taken
Away My Lord tStainefj: introit, At
the Lambs High Feast We Sing GEL
vtD. communion service in b fat
CEyre): Name Dimittis ,Barubv): re-
cessional. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
'from Lyra DavidicaJ: organ solos,
Festival Prelude tBatisteJ. Coronation
March tMeyerbeerD. Director. Mrs.
Henry White: orsanis,. Miss Emelie
Margaret W hite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Washington Heights.

The Easter program for tomorrow
at Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church has been arranged by Mrs.
Charles Brooks Smith. organist. as fol-
lows: Prelude. Andante Relieioso.
Thome. Miss Ruth Bronson: Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today. .\ileluia. Morgan !;
violin solo. Alteration, Borowski. Miss
Bronson: The Day of Resurrection.
Smart: offertory solo. Resurrection.
Harry Rowe Shelley. Mrs. Agnes Bode ::
FoS MI Thy Saints. Smart: postlude.
Hosanna. WachS. Evening: Prelude.
in c Sharp Minor. Nodorinski: Gloria
cold chant: solo. open the Gates Of
the Temple. Knapp. Mrs. Agnes Bode ::
Hank. Hank. My Soul. Smart: Beyond
the Starry Skies. old German choral ::
offertory solo. AS 1t Began to Dawn,
{. Whitney Coombs, Mrs. Agnes Bode ::
Emmanuel's Land arranged from
Chretian trban: postlude. Thanks Be
to God. from Elijah. Mendelssohn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Eastern.

The following is the program of the
Easter music of the Eastern Presby
terian Church:
Resurrection Morn. by Edward John
ston; anthem. Awake Up My Glory. by
T.. G. Walker; solo, Know That My
Redeemer Liveth, By Handel. from the
Messiah. Miss Viola Shipoert: anthem.
The Resurrection, by Shelley; organ.
Festival Postlude. BY Shackley.
Evening service-Organ prelude in a
minor by FaulEes: anthem. Awake
Thou That Sleepest. by Stainer; solo.
Hail Glorious Morn. by Geibel. with
violin obligato by Herndon. Mrs. J. =.
Hester: bass solo. Hosanna. by Grain
ger Mr.. Edwin Callow; organ postlude
by Batiste. Miss Nellie NJ. Sacrey, or
oaniSt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
St. Marks.

The Easter festival Will he celebrated
at ST. Marks Lutheran Church to
morrow morning and evening.
At II o'clock the choir viii sing 7
viii Mention the Loving Kindncsse2.
by Sir Arthur Sullivan. and This Is
the Day Which the Lord Hath Made.
by Hall. Mr.. Boyer. tenor sooist. viii
sing The Voice Triumphant. by Stultz
All Hail the Power of Jesus Name
viii be sung as a professional. and also
the following hymns will be sung: The
Happy Morn Has come. How Calm and
Beautiful the Morn. and Christ the
Lord. Is Risen Again.
The service on Sunday evening a;
.:4o O'Clock will be rendered by the
Sunday school. of which G. A. Leim-
bach is The superintendent. The first
number on the program will be vio-
lin selection by George NJ Leimbach.
accompanied by the organist, George G.
Garman. The special service prepared
by the board of home missions and
church extension OF the Luther,n
Church. Jubilate. will be used. with the
Easter hymns and responsive readings
and recitations by the young people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
New York Avenue,

Easter services at New York Avenue
church. At II O'Clock service the choir.
Mrs. w. n. Shir-Clif. soprano; Miss
Pauline Whitaker. contralto: John H.
Nolan. bass: DIR. w. NJ. Kendall, tenor;
}. Willis Conant. organist. will sing
We Praise Thee. o God. by Buck. and
Now is Christ Risen. Shepherd. At the
s o'clock service. the anthems will be
Awake Up My Glory. by Chadwick; The
Lord is Ny Light. by Parker. and They
Have Taken Away My Lord. by Stainer.
The Bible school at $50 has songs by
choir of forty voices. and the school,
Miss Elsa Raner ami Miss Ruth Jones,
with Paul Whitney -tshpaugh at the
piano. will give numbers by Van Goens,
Wagner and Thorne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
St. Johns. Georgetown.

The choir of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Georgetown, under the direc-
ton of Samuel A. Leech. will sing at
the II o'clock service tomorrow the
following selections: Christ Our Pass
over. Schilling: TIE Deum in b minor,
Buck: Jubilate Dec in G. Calkin: Eyre's
communion service: As 1t Began to
Dawn, Chafin. The solo work in these
anthems will be sung by Charles A.
Bright bass: Arthur L. Simpson,
tenor and Master Hay Holman, So
prano.
At the evening service the choir will
sing Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis in
q. Roberts, and Awake Up. My Glory,
j. Barnby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Christ Church. Georgetown.

Easter music. II a.m.-Processional.
Welcome. Happ: Morning. Sullivan;
Christ Our Passover. +. Schiling: TIE
Deum. Z. X. Fay; Jubilate. S. p. War
rem; introit. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today,
Morgan: kyrie Eleiaon. GounoI: hymn,
the Strife Is Ger, Palestrna. offer,ory.
anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead, &. Nilliss STANFORD; .;anctus,
Stainer: eucharistic hymn. IFS: Salz-
burg; Gloria i'll Excelsis, old chant;
Nunc Dimittis, Goerer: occasional,
Christ Is Risen, Sullivan; quartet. Miss
Schaaf, Miss Alderman. w. C. Looker. W.
II. Waters, and vested choir of thirty y five
voices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
st. Johns. Lafayette Square.

The celebration of the Easter festi-
val at St Johns Church will include
three special services conducted bv
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. the rector
of the parish assisted by Rev. Edward
Slater Dunlap and Rev George Will
hanson Smith.
The first service will he holy COM
munion at $50 am. with a short ad =
dress by the rector. The music for this
service will be setting OF the Holy
Communion in major. by Morley, and
the ofertory anthem Will be Christ Is
Risen Today. by Bodine.
Morning prayer. second celebration.
of the holy communion and sermon by
the rector, at 4 o'clock.
The music for this service will in
clude a special procession hymn. Christ
Is Risen: Christ Our Passover. b.
Chandler; TIE Deum i'll {, by hall; JUL >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Jakoma Park.

Special Easter anthems will be rem
dered at the Takoma rark Presbyte-
rian Church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock The evening service, begin
ming at s o'clock. will consist of an
oratorio. to be rendered by the regular
; choir augmented by few additional
voices. making chorus of thirty. The
oratorio. Emmanuel. by }. Eliot Trow
bridge. will be sung in fun. This is
! the ninth of series of o"atorios and
cantatas rendered by this organization
during the last three or four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Holy Name.

On Easter sunday at the O'Clock
mass the junior choir, directed by Miss
Anna Doyle. and accompanied by Miss
Regina Melting, will sing as follows:
L", He Has Risen. chorus: Regina
soell, offertory; solo, ReSurrexit Sicut
DiNit. adapted to the Spring Song"
Mendelssohn: He is the Sole Begotten
Of the Dead, banks; All Glory Bright,
Verdi.
At the solemn high mass at 1870
O'Clock the senior choir of the church,
directed by Miss Anna Doyle, and ac-
companied by Mrs. Charles Hughes.
Will sing Giorza's Mass, with Regina
Coeli. by GLORIA. at the ofrertory Be
fore the service the Nidi Aquam I.uc-
chessi. will be sung. and at the close
of the mass the choir will render I'm
fold. We Portals Everlasting. Gounod.
At 100 pm. on Easter Sunday Storms
Nespers will be sung by the male choir
of the church. directed by Mr. Duncan
and accompanied by Mrs. Hughes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-22
Brockland,

The choir of the Brookland Baptist
Church. under the leadership of Miss
Isabel jaws Primm. orsanist and di-
rector. will give the following musical
numbers Easter Sunday: Tell Us
Where Is He, Miles: Angels. Roll the
Rock Away. Lerman; soprano solo.
Hail. Joyous Morn. Cadman. Miss Mae
l.. MiMinston.
At the evening service. s O'Clock. The
| following special music from Judson.s
From Cross to Crown will be rendered
Baritone solo. He Was Desnised. Paul
II. Primm: chorus. Lamb of God incl
dental solo. Mr.: Primm: contralto solo
Stars in Their Golden Splendor, Mrs. n.
". Callahan; soprano solo He Arose,
Mrs David IA. Oertley: chorus, He
Arose: soprano solo, The Resurrection
Miss Reulah Burton: chorus. Angels
Roll the Rock Away: soprano and con-
tralto duet. Seek Him Not Among the
Dead. Miss Lucy Sherwood and Miss
Louise Houser: chorus Awake, oh
Lord, Incidental solo. Mr.. Charles B.
Ferry. chorus. men. oh, Sing the
Gates Wide open: chorus Rejoice. the
Lord Is Risen. incidental solo. Miss
Nillington.
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Nativity and Resurrection,

Easter at the Church of the Nativ-
ity. 18th street and Massachusetts ave
nue. southeast. will be ushered in with
baptisms This afternoon at O'Clock.
Early Easter day the holy communion
will be celebrated with Easter carols
al am. at the Resurrection chanel
10Th and . streets northeast. The other
services held at the Nativity will be;
30. holy communion with Easter
carols. the childfens Easter carol sery-
ice at $50 and mathis. celebration and
sermon at / am. The afternoon sery-
ice at the Resurrection chapel with
baptisms will be at 4 o'clock and chor
al evensong at the Nativity at s o'clock.