The Washington times., 1923-03-10

/ 1.-THE Ninety and Mine" CCampion);
organ, "Intermezzo" (RheinberEer);
quartet, And Now Beloved Lord
(Moore); quartet, THE Long Day
Closes" (Sullivan).
A large chorus Of trained voices
under direction Of LIE Roy Lewis
| will sing Stainer's "Crucifixion, -
| Palm Sunday night at the o'clock
service at Georgetown Presbyterian
, Church, Thirty-first and p streets
northwest.
Solos will be sung by Beatrice
Seymour Goodwin and Ann Corn.
well. sopranos; Sue Kennedy, con.
tralto; Carfax Sanderson, tenor: Hor.
ace A. Lake, BARITONE; with Mabel
Linton at the organ. 49,
Easter Sunday night the same
organization viii sing the Easter
cantata. 1.-THE New Life" by Rog.
Helen Gerrer, vtolinist, and Walter
Nash, cellist.
The Rev. John w. Wood, exec.
utive secretary, department OF mis-
sions OF the Episcopal Church,
will speak at IL, o'clock tomorrow
morning at st. Stephens Church.
The Rev Arthur Mason Sher-
man, of Boone University. WV.
chang, China, will speak tomorrow
morning at st. Johns Church.
Georgetown.
The Rev. J. J. Dimon, rector
OF st. Andrews Church. Episcopal,
will lead q conference on ''In.
dustry," at Trinity Church, Third
and C streets northwest, at s
o'clock next Monday night. Rep
resentatives Of organized labor have
been invited,
Wednesday, March II, has been
designated throughout the Episcopal
Church In America a. day Of
special intercession for work Of the
church. A special service will be
read that day In the Episcopal
lar Lenten service.
Moro. than 800 children from
the Episcopal Sunday schools Of
Washington will assemble at Epiph-
any Cla1rch tomorrow to hear the
Rev. John w Wood. Of Wuchang,
China, who will speak on the. work
Of foreign missions. The Rev.
James F. Freeman will conduct
the service.
At the Mt, Pleasant M. e. Church,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets. the
following musical program will be
rendered tomorrow by the solo
double quartet of the church under
the direction Of Mrs. Elizabeth g.
MAXWELL: Morning service-O Organ
prelude, Guilmant: anthem. "Jeru-
salem, O Turn Thee to the Lord. :"
Gounod: trio for women's voices,
gan postlude. Hesse. Evening serv.
ice - Organ prelude, Alteration"
Doisowslxi; anthem, Through the
Days Thy Love Has Spared Us"
Abt: anthem, "Holy Father. Great
Creator" Fauer; organ postlude,
Hamerell. The double quartet is
composed Of Elizabeth s. Maxwell
and Gladys Price, sopranos; Alice
Jones and Florence r. 4Steinbrem-
mer, contraltos; DR.. George e.
Saxon and William H. Bell, tenors;
e. r. Ballinger and Harry B. Den.
ham, bassos. Mrs. Alice Nancy
Lowe. church organist.
The Union Methodist revival meet.
ings at the Hamline Church, In
charge Of the Naftzger evangelistic
party, will continue tomorrow and
until Friday evening.
'The Closing of Congress last
Sunday; Was 1t Credit or Dis
grace?" will be the subject OF a
sermon to be delivered tomorrow
morning by Rev. DR.. John E..
Briggs, pastor Of the Fifth Baptist
Church. DR.. Briggs also will talk
on Representative Miracles OF the
Bible" At the evening service,
his subject will be Light in
Dark Alley" William J. Palmer
win lead congregational singing.
Rev. e. fIez Sven will talk Of
Some Washington Birds" in his
sermon tomorrow night at the Cen
tennial Baptist Church. The sub
ject Of his evening sermon will be
Jesus Hand Is for Believers"
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