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land. will preach at the II O'CLOCK
service. Edgar Priest. organist ano
choirmaster has arranged the program
| for the occasion to be sung by the
choir of men and boys as follows: Pro-
cessional. from 'Lyra Davidica"; introi'
anthem, They Have Taken Away My
Lord" by Stainer; Communion SerV-
ice." by Lloyd; Sermon Hymn" by
| Palestrina:, America; offertory an
them. Lights Glittering Morn Be
decks the Sky" by Horatio Parker;
"Nunc Dimittis.' by Round; "Reces-
sional," by Martin. Evening, o'clock
Choral Service" by Tullio; 'Magnif-
cat" and "Nunc Dimittis." by West; of
fertory anthem. Come. Let Us Return
Unto the Lord" by Ho1lins.
At old St. Johns Episcopal Church
Lafayette square), Archbishop Lang
will preach at tre choral eVensong'
which begins at AIS o'clock, and the
programs for the days services, as ar
ranged by H. H. Freeman, organ1st.
will include this morning at IL O'Clock
the professional hymn. Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today" by Bodine; an
them. Christ, Our Passover" by
Chandler; TIE Deum in c Major" by
Laubin; "Jubilate Deo," by Minor: In
troit anthem. The Risen Christ, oy
Noble; Service of the Holy Com
munion in F Major" by Adam; oner-
tory anthem. I'm the End of the saw
BATH" by Targett; recessional, He is
Risen, He Is Risen, Tell 1t Out
with Joyful Voice" by Neander.
Afternoon. professional. Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today" by Bodine;
choral service. according to the
Ely use, in G major. by Tails;
special Easter Psalms, 113 and ia.
sung to Anglican chants; "Magnihcat
and "Nunc Dimittis in E Major, by
White; offertory anthem, Awake UP,
My Glory" by Barnby; recessional,
HE Is Risen, He Is Risen. Tell 1t Out
With Joyful Voice." by Neander.
At the Franciscan Monastery the
music for today, under direction of Rev.
Godfrey Hunt. o. F. NJ, with George
Herbert Wells at the organ, will be
as follows: Morning, 8 o'clock. Mass
In B Minor" by Ravanello; "Haec Dies !;
offertorium' Terra aTemuit' seorian by orsss
Afternoon. $3.50 o'clock: Compline
Psalms. by singemberger. "Haec Dies"
by Haller; "Nunc Dimittis." by Sim
genberger; 20 Salutaris Hostia. by
"Adoremus' and "Laudate Dominum.
by Piel; Aurora Lucis Ratilat." Gre
gorian; "Te Deum." Gregorian.
At st. Margaret's Episcopal Church
the music, under direction Of A. G.
morning of the professional, Welcome.
Happy Morning" by Sullivan; anthem,
Christ, Our Passover" by Schilling;
"Te Deum." by william; 'Jubilate." by
Stamford; introit anthem. Shout. Ye
High Heavens" by Chadwick: "Kyrie"
THE Strife Is Ger" by Palestrina; Of
fertory anthem. I'm the End of the Sab
BATH" by Target: "Sanctus.' by Field;
.Benedictus," by Gounod; "Agnus 5.
Del" by Gilbert; Gloria in E;sssisis Exeeisis' ;.
Gregorian; recessional. Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today" by Woyan. The solos
will be sustained by Mrs. Myra Nc
Cathran Marks, soprano; George Dale,
tenor, and Arthur Deibert, baritone.
The vested choir of Gunton-Templ
Church, under direction of John G.
Klein, tenor soloist, will sing this
morning the anthem. Christ, Our Pass
over" by Schilling; incidental solos by
Miss Katharine Peacock, Mrs. Nina
Claflin Pfozet, Mrs. Harry Shacklett,
Hugh L. Duncan. William Ivie and Mr..
Klein, who will sing also "Hosanna,'
by Granier at the offertory. This even
ing the choir will sing repeat parts OF
the cantata, THE Story of the Cross"
by Dudley Buck, which they gave
Thursday evening. with Mrs. Klein at
the organ and Mr.. Klein directing.
The oratorio section of Washington,
which now has an enrolment of 403
singers. had recess from rehearsais
the past week on account of the even
ins choir having to devote Wednesday
evening to preparation for the Easter
music at the Church of the Covenant
today. The section will resume rehear-
sails Wednesday evening, ana MT
Wrightson, musical director, announces
that this is positively the last rehear-
sal that new members will be allowed
to join to take part in the Eil)ah:
Only contraltos, tenors ana passes Will
be accepted, as the ranks or the so
pranos were long since f1iled. New
mem bers must register before the re-
hearsal begins at $50 o'clock. The
doors of the chapel are opened at I:o0,
and the secretary will be there at that
time to enroll new members
At Epiphany Church the music will
be rendered by the solo quartet ana
chorus choir, under direction OF NC
Henry McChord, organist. The personnel
Of the quartet includes Mrs. Hugh A.
Brown, soprano: Miss Richie Mclean,
contralto; W. Walter Sorrell, tenor, and
Ambrose Durkin, bass, and the musical
portions of the service will be as fol-
lows: Morning, professional, welcome,
Happy Easter Morning" by Martin: an
them, Christ, Our Passover" by Schil-
ling; "Jubilate," by Nevin; "Te Deum, -
by Parker; introit anthem, Awake.
Thou That Sleepest." by Maker; Gloria
Tibi," by Woodward offertory anthem,
"As It Began to Dawn" by Martin;
Communion Service" and "Sanctus,
by Gounod recessional, Come, Ye
Faithful" by Dykes: organ recessional,
"Hosanna," by Wachs. Evening, process
sional, 1.-The Day of Resurrection" by
Martin; "Magnificat," by Gounod; an
them. King of Kings" by Simper; ser
mon hymn. THE Strife Is Ger. the Bat
tie Won," by Dykes: sermon by the
Bishop of York; national anthems, God
Save the King" "Marseillaise" and "Star
Spangled Banner; recessional. 20 God,
Our Help in Ages Past" by Croft.
The music this morning at ST. Paufs
Catholic Church will be rendered by the
sanctuary choir of men and boys, di-
rected by Henry T. Hall, and will be as
follows: Professional, "Ye Sons and
Daughters Of the Lord" Palestrina; in
| troitus, plain chant; Kyrie Eleison and
Gloria in Excelsis. from mass in G,
Schubert; graduate, "Alleluia ct Sequen-
! tia" plain chant; "Credo." Gregorian;
| offertorium, Falsi-Bordone: offertorium
| motet, 'Haec Dies HANNA; "Sanctus
ct Benedictus' and Agnus Del, Gounod;
| "Communio." Falsi-Bordone; recess
Young.