Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-26
A VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1921.
fix:oi.,' Stainer, Mi. Ogden.
Congregational Hymn.

Incidental solos, Mrs. White, Mr
Ogden ana Mr.. Waller.
Congregations Hymn.
The choir is as follows:
Sop~ancs-Mrs. E. Z. Carver, Mrs
Harry 3. Cation, Mrs. Dexter Forces.
Mrs. John G. Graham, Mrs. O. H
Kirk. Mrs. C. E. Outcalt, Miss Nellie
Pierpoinv, Miss Jane Saunders, Miss
Margaret Saunders ana Mrs Harrie
White.
Altos-Mss Belle Browning, Miss
Margare. Germond, Mrs. Jesse Hayes,
Mrs. T. \. Hulfish and Mrs. Wooster.
Tenors--Messrs. E. S. B.llhimer
Edward Dunn, R. S. Luckest and Ken
meth w. Ogden.
Basscs--Messrs. H. W. Davis. NJ.
l.. D:nwildie, DR.. c. L. Outcalt ami
Wilmer J. Waller.
Orsanist-Mrs. Geo. E. Warfield.
uIuCe EpI5AoPot
Holy Communion at 1880 a. NJ.
Morning service II o'clock.
Professional hymn No. 10, Come,
Ye Faithful; Passover by Chapple;
Psalms, chant "a; Te Deum, by J.
H. Rogers; Jubilate, by H. ?. Danks;
intro:t hymn l2l, ''The Strife is Ger;
Kyrie, chant No. 35s; Glori Tibi, chant
No. SS3; hymn before sermon, No.
l12, "Jesus Christ is Risen,"; Gloria
Pa.ri after sermon, chan. No. "a;
offertory He is Risen" oy Simpar;
Sanctus, chant No. 412; communion
HYMN, No. 225; Gloria in Excelsis,
chant No. 43S; Nunc Dimittis, chant
No. 26O; recess:onal hymn No. l22,
"Jesus Lives"
Holy Baptism, 3 p. M.
Evening service, o'clock, process
sional hymn No. llS. AT The Lambs
High Feast; Gloria Patri, chant No.
"a; Bonum Est. by H. P. Danks; Ben
edic, Arima, by H. P. Danks; collect
anthem, hymn No. 116 Angels, Roll
The Rock Away; hymn before SER
mon, No. lis, THE day of Resurrec-
ton; Gloria after sermon. chant NO.
"a; offertory, ale is Riscn," by Sim
per; recessional hymn, No. l23,
"Hark! Ten Thousand Voices.
Members of the choir-Aliss Stella
V. Moore. organist; Mr.. VIM. j. Will
hinson, director; Mi. Norman h.
Simpson, crucifer; Misses lrva kem-
per, Kathleen Rohr, Elizabeth S:mn,s,
Pearl Rawlett, Martha Weadon, Dor
othy Hamersley, Bessie Phillips, Eff
fie Wilkinson, Audrey Nails, Dorothy
Dean. rorothy Padgett,. Dorothy
King. Phoebe ]. Deahl. Helen Barn
house, Mrs. Milton Glasgow, Mrs.
Chas. ]. Deahl, Mrs. Wheat. Mrs. Ma
mie Hamcrsley, Mrs. Charles W
Myers Mrs. George Roop.
Messrs. Chas. J. Deahl, VIM. H.
Wilkinson. Herman w. Rohr, j:
Louis Kcrns. w. Pulvis Reynolds.
Frank 7. King.
Immanuel Lutheran
nIaf lis Keep the Feast" will be
tho topic of the Easter sermon at
Emmanuel Lutheran Church, corner
Cameron and Alfred streets. The
congregation will again keep the
feast of the risen Savior coming to-
gcthcr in this joyous service Of
praise and thanksgiving. The pre-
paratory service for Holy CommuA-
ION will begin at 1880 a. m. The
Sunday School will also have it,
Easter songs beginning at $50.
Second Presbyterian
The services at the Second Prcsoy-
icrian Church will Of Of special IN
lGISSS
The large chorus choir will render
at the morning service the anthem,
40 the Dawn is Breaking" Hall,
and rs an offcrtory, Family and
Soft" Schneider.
At the evening service. anthem,
"Lo He is Risen." Robertson, ana
as an offertory, "Christ the Lord IS
Risen Today"
There will be large number re-
ccived into full membership Of the
church and liberal Easter offering
will be made for the benerolences OF
the church.
The pastor, Res. DR.. John Lee
Allison, will have as his nornini:
theme, 1.-THE Empty Tomb, the Mir
acle of Miracles" and as his evening
subject, Seeking Things Above.