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ROMAN CATHOLIC MASS
knights Of Columbus Hut
walter Reed Hospital

8 q. m-Tfe Kimball quartet
Fannie shreve Heartsill, soprano;
Helen Marie Koontz, contralto:
Charles e. Myers, tenor. and
Francis p. HeartsiIl, bass, assisted
BY an orchestra of six pieces and
accompanied at the organ by Mrs.
Albert J. Gerrer, win sing mass in
+ Rosewigl, and several other quar-.
ret numbers at the 9 o'clock service,
Easter Sunday morning. to be held
al the Knights of Columbus hut,
Waiter Reed Hospital.
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ST. GEORGES CHURCH
Farlee Clarendon Va.
Rev. PAUL y. PoWIes, RECTOR

4 d s f.
1890 a. m.-Morning Prayer. Pro-
eessionaI, Welcome Happy Morn
ing Christ Our Passover lSchill-
ing); TIE Deum, Festival (F1orian
Schaffter): JubiIate (Williafns); OF.
fertory, Soprano Solo, Come. See
the Place Where Jesus Lay" Ham-
mond).
Communion. Shorter Kyrie (Tal-
Hs); Gloria Tibi canon Garrett;
Sursum Corda (GowerD; Sanctus (St.
Cecelia) (Gounod); Agnes Del Cow
er): Gloria in Excelsis (Old Chant;
Nunc Dimitis (Gowerl; Recessional,
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
Soloists: Mrs. c. p. Oliver, soprano;
Mrs. A. r. Stone, contralto; j..
Phillips, tenor, and Karl S. Kerr.
baritone. Miss Lena Bray will
preside at the organ.
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OTHER CHURCHES
CLEVELAND PARK
CONGREGATIONAL

The special Easter music at the
Cleveland Park Congregational
Church, Sunday morning at II
o'clock, will be given by the quar-
tet composed of Mrs. George J.
Chaillet, soprano; Mrs. r. r.
Grooms, contralto; r. r. Grooms,
tenor; Charles w. Hull. bass: Mrs.
Page NICK Etchison, director and
accompanist.
The first anthem will be, ION
the Wings of Morning Borne" (Mil-
ler), in two parts. Midnight" and
Morning. The second anthem
will be. I'm the End of the Sab
bath" (TargetD The prelude and
offertory will consist of violin
solos by Mrs. Brooks. The postlude,
'Hallelujah Chorus" (HandeD by
Mrs, Etchison.
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CHRIST CHURCH
KensingtOn, Md.
Rev. Thomas ID. Windiate, LII. D.,
Z a. m.-Holy Communion.
II rn-Hnlv CoroTnnnioY,

a. m.-Holy Communion.
IL a. m.-Holy Communion.
Professional, Christ Is Risen"
(Worganl;; Christ Our Passover"
and Gloria (Anon); Kyrie Quicker
man; Gloria Tibi (Anon): sermon
hymn. Christ Is Risen" (Sullivan):
Offertory anthem, "AlIeIulia'' (Read):
Sursum Corda and Sanctus Cam
idgel; Communion hymn, 'At the
Lambs High Feast" CElveyl; "Gloria
in .Excelsis" odd Chant; Nunc Dr.
mittus (Gregorianl: Recessional,
Christ the Lord, Is Risen" CWur.
temburgl.
p. m.-Festal service for chill
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

ii q. m. service - Professional
hymn, Welcome Happy Morning
tSullivan); Christ Our Passover
lMacfarlanel; TIE Deum in r. flat
Buck: introit anthem Christ Is
Arisen" Fehrmannl; Communion
Service in E flat (Cruickshanlxlj
sermon hymn, "The Strife Is Ger
fPalestrina); offertory anthem, 1.-THE
Tempest Over and Gone" Dickin-
SOM; occasional hymn. He Is
Risen" tNeanderl.
s b. m. service - Professional
hymn, Come We Faithful tSulli-
yan); Floria Patri tSpohrl: Magnifi-
cat in G lMarksl; sermon hymn.
Jesus Liyes'' (Guantlett); offertory
anthem. Christ. Is Risen fMaun-
der); orison hymn, Come. Sec the
Place Where Jesus Lay" Bach;
occasional hymn. ''Ie Is Risen
lNeanderl
The organ accompaniment to the
morning service will be augmented
by harp, violin, cello. trumpets and
tympani Adolf Torovsky. organist.
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ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH
Connecticut Avenue and
Rancroft pIana

z a. n1.-Holy Communion. Pro.
cession by vested choir Com
munion Service tStainer and Gou-
nod: Offertory, The Strife is Ger
(Mendelssohn).
IL a. m.-AntheTn. Christ Our
Passover" Hodgesl; TIE Deum in Z
flat Dudley Buck; Jubilate Dec
lWilliamsl; Introit, the Hallelujah
Chorus (HandeD: Offertory. AS 1t
Began to Dawn" (Vincent).
The solo parts will be sung by
Mrs. C. c. Mcdonnell, soprano;
Mrs. William II. Beck, alto; w. w.
Gantz, tenor, and Richard McCar-
teney, baritone. d. B. Macleod is
organist and choirmaster
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ST. MARKS CHURCH
Third and A Streets s. r.
~ ny II noAAnnn RnnAn..
Rev. w. IT. Pettus, RectO

$50 a. professional, Come,
We Faithful (SulIivanI; Holy Com
naunion tFieldl; introit. The Strife
Is Ger Palestrinal; occasional,
''He Is Risen" tNeander).
IL a. in.-Processional, Welcome
Happy Morning. OSullivan); Holy
Communion Tours: introit. ''The
Strife is Ger" tPalestrinal; offer
tory, Behold the Angel Tours,
Rec, Jesus Lives (Gauntlettl.
8 D. m.-Processional, Come We
Faithful" (SuIIivanl: Nunc Dimittis
(Barnby); introit. Now the Day Is
Over tBarnby1; sermon hymn,
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
(Wilkes); offertory. "They Have
Taken Away My Lord" (Stainer);
rec, "Alleluia! Sing to jesus
fWesleyl Choir of women, men
and boys. Samuel Wood. director
and organist. William B. Trott.
assistant director and organist.
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photo 81 InternaIIonAl

n. Anderson. second tenor; j. Ben
TON Webb. baritone. and Francis P.
Heartsil. bass) win sing at both
morning and evening services. as
usual.
Morning Quartet and chorus.
..Freak Forth into Joy, tSinnperl;
tenor and bass duet, SO Thou Lift
est THY Divine Petition (froni
s.The .Crucifixion, py Stainerl. Nj.
Anderson and Mr.. Heartsill; quartet,
Christ Arose Lowry
Evening Cantata by quartet and
chorus. THE Glory OF tire Garden"
(Geibelj. Mrs. G.. Harris White viii
be at the organ.
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Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
tTraditionaD. Anthem, Behold the
Angel of the Lord Tours, Recess.
sional hymn, Jesus Lives. Vested
choir of men and boys.
3 b. II1.-Processiona hymn. THE
Day OF Resurrection (Martin): Mag
nificat and Nunc Dimittis in r
Tours. Hymn, 1.-THE Strife Is
Ger" Anthem, They Have Taken
Away My Lord" tStainerl. Recess
sional hymn, Jesus Christ Is
Risen To-day" Vested choir of men
and boys.
Samuel Wood, choirmaster; Miss
NJ. E. England, organist.
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Miss Wood, Katherine Love, Eliza.
beth Jordon. Grace Hall: coutraltos,
Erna Otto, Alice Peterson. Daisy
Wood, Mary Estes. Organ Postlude'
'Hosanna' (Wachs).
s o. Morgan Prelude, Resur-
rection Morn tJol1nstonl: chimes
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
duets, THE Beautiful City WI.
son), and "Hosanna" (Granierl. Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Groorne, tenor and
contraIto. Organ postlude, .Cujus
Amman from Stabat Mater tRos-
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PROGRAMS
Of HOLY
MUSIC
CATHOLIC
HOLY ROSARY CHURCH
Third and r Streets Northwest

1880 q. n.-Messe Solennelle
CGounod). offertory, Regina Coeli"
polo Giorzal. Soprano soloists.
Edith oriani, Regina Lavezzo, jose.
phine Massino. Helen oriani; con-
tralto soloist. Mary Lozupone; tenor
soloist. Salvatore Carta; baritone
soloist, Alto Carta. Chorus, Dion
eta Brignole, Alva Lavezzo, Ethel
Oriani. Gilda Bonucell. Frances
Cascia, Lucy Cascia, Pearl Payne,
Angeline Turco, Joe Marcellino, Leo
Balducci, Baldo Balducci, Angelo
Gamma. Joe LaScola, Peter Man
ganaro, Eugenia Slattery, director.
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EMMANUEL CHURCH
Thirteenth and " Streets Southeast


Rev. Luther b. Francis. rector.
II a.. m.--Processional hymn,
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today (Wor-
gan). Introit, Christ Our Passover
Is Sacrificed for U.s. (Toursl Com
munion service in Il flat (Federlein).
Sermon hymn, Angels Roll the
Rock Away" Dykesl At the offer
tory, 1.-The Strife Is Ger" (Shelleyl;
A. Harlem Castle. tenor, guest solo
list. Eucharistic hymn. AT the
Lambs High Feast" BACH. Re-
cessional hymn, Christ the Lord
Is Risen Today" (Wilkes).
81 p. m.-Processional hymn,
'tCome We Faithful, Raise the
Strain" tSullivan). Magnificent and
Nunc Dimtis in E fiat king HalD.
Sermon hymn, Jesus Lives, Thy
Terrors Now tGuantlett) Offer
tory. Welcome Happy Morning"
(Neidlinger). Recessional hymn. He
Is Risen. He Is Risen" (Neanderl.
Mary G.. ID. Johnson, organist and
choirnaster
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PRESBYTERIAN
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CHURCH

In addition to the solos given by
Mrs. Edith Graham Schilling, solo,
list at Washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church. there will oe special
music by Paul G.. Ledig, soloist,
and ladies' trio, consisting Of
Miss Rose Palmer, first soprano.
Mrs. John c. Palmer, second so
prano and Mrs Walter Kerr, con
tralto.
The Easter music is: "Hosanna''
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MOUNT PLEASANT
CONGREGATIONAL

At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow special
Eastern programs will be given at
both services. The music for the
morning service is given by the
Mount Pleasant Cho lis. with solo
quartet composed of Miss Frances
Sherger, soprano; Miss Mary Apple,
contralto; William p. Shanahan.
tenor, and Herman Fakler. bass, un-
der the direction of Norton NJ.
Little, with Claude Robson at the
organ.
IL a. Morgan prelude, "Resur-
rection Morn" Gohnston); choruses,
Arise My Heart and Sing" (War.
REM and Gloria" (BuzZi-Peccial:
baritone solo, "Hosanna" (Granier);
organ postlude. 'Pomp and Circum-
stance" tfGlgar).
p. m,-Vesper service. Organ
prelude, "Hosannah" (Wachs); duet,
Soprano and contralto, 1.-THE Magda-
lene" (Warren); offertory quartet,
ITO the Pascha: Victim (Stewart);
organ postlude, "Alleluia" UoreD.
The music for the vesper service
at p. m. will be given by the solo
quartet.
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ST. AIBAN'S CHURCH
Wisconsin and Mass. AYES. n. w
Rev. G. n Warner. Rector

Easter Day - Professional, 109;
Christ Our Passover" (ShepperdJ;
TIE Deum In F (Schnecker); Jubilite
in K Flat Q<lein); Offertory, Awake
Thou That Sleepeth'' (Stainer,'
"Sanctus" (Stainer): Introit 10; Ser
mon Hymn 121; Communion Hymn
116; occasional 112.
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CHRIST CHURCH
q ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh 5. e.
RAr. Calvert e. Buck. Rector

a. m.-Holy communion. An.
them, THE Resurrection" Shelley.
IL a. m.--Holy communion. An
them, Christ, Our Passover"
(SchillingI.
p. m.-Children's festival. An
them, Nov is Christ Risen"
(SichoD.
The solo quartet is composed OF
Mae L. Cross, soprano, Hattie M.
Herfurth, contralto; Roy X Easter,
baritone and George v. Blakeney,
tenor and director. Ellen Rich
ards is organist.
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH
Bethesda, Md.
Rev. James Kirkpatrick, Rec

Rev. James Kirkpatrick, Rector
IL a. m.-Easter service. Process
sional, Jesus Christ is Risen
Today: Christ. Our Passover"
(Schilling); re Deum Chant Book;
offertory, "As 1t Began to Dawn"
(Vincent); occasional, Angels Roll
the Rock Away
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CHAPEL OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD
Sixth Street between III and I
Northeast

Rev. c. S. Abbott, vicar.
$50 a. m.-Holy communion. sing
ing by Young Peoples Fellowship
of Good Shepherd
10 a. m.--Children's service.
II a.. r1.-Processional hymn,
Welcome Happy Morning (Sulli-
van); communion service in r
fTours). (Kyrie, Sanctus, Agnus
Del, Gloria in Excelsis). Hymn.
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CHURCH OF THE
TRANSPORTATION
Fourteenth and GaIIatin Street,

Rev. j. j. QuealIy, Rector
IL a. m.-Easter service. The
full choir will sing Christ Our
Passover (Schilling): "As 1t Be-
RAn to Dawn" (vincent). Solo,
"F3osannah" (Granier), Mrs. William
r. Reed. contralto. Mrs. William
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tGranieD Mr.. Ledig Angels Mes.
sage" Loud Mrs. ScniIlfng:: He
Lives (TIalI Mrs. Schilling; Easter
Day. CRowleyl the trio; sAlleluia"
(Brander) the trio. The organ solos
will be Spring Song" T10llins):
'Hosannall" Hartmann); Christ Is
Risen tAdams): Festival March
(Blair) Mrs j. Harry Cunning
ham, organist.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
Sunday Evening At the Church
Of the Covenant tomorrow evening,
with doors open at o'clock, al
special Easter program viii be
given by the evening choir t1Q0
voices), Claude Robinson, director;
Harvey Murray, organist; Mrs. How
ard Blandy, pianist and the solo
quartet composed Of Miss Frances
Scherger, soprano; Miss Thelma
Smith, contraIto: Ross Farrar, tenor,
and Heselan Falker. bass, Miss
Mary Apple substituting for Miss
Smith
The choruses are As it Began
to Dawn" (Martinl: Awake Thou
That Sleepest" (Stainer); Halle
luujah Chorus" from the Messiah
tf1dHu6D Inc quartet Will sing
In the Sepulcher in the Garden"
tSprossl: A baritone solo, "Ho.
sanna" lGranier).
NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH
II a. mPrelude, strings and or
gan, prelude to, Kunihild tKistlerl;
anthem, In the End of the Sab.
bath (Speaks): strings and organ,
"Andante Cantabilen (Tschaikow-
skyl; anthem, There Stood Three
Marys" (Mathews); postIude, strings
and organ, Tannhauser March
(Wagner). 8 p. n1.--PreIude, strings
and organ, "Andante Lamentose''
from Symphony Pathetique CTscl1i-
kowskyl; anthem. II Am He That
Lfveth" tSpfckerl; strings and organ,
'Andante" from Concerto A mi.
nor tGoitermannl; anthem, Awake
Thou That Sleepest'' Rogersl;
postludes strings and organ, march
from Aida" tVerdi).
The choir will be assisted by a
string trio, Paul w. Collins, first
violin; John Slaughter, second vio-.
lin; Vance Claskey, cello. The choir
consists of Helen G.. Howison. So
prano; Charlotte Hartman, alto;
George A.. Myers, tenor; Arthur Cor
bach, bass, with William r. Ham.
Ill, organist and director.
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"aloria" (Danks): TIE Deum tSfmperl;
Hymn 1T; Kyrie Eleison tArncldt;
"Gloria Tibi'' (Anonl; Hymn 17S.
offertory, II Am He That Liveth"
(Warren); "Sanctus" (Taylorl; Cora.
nnunion Hymn 17S; Gloria In FIX.
celsis" (Old Chant: Nunc Dimittis'
.(Turle); Recessional 172. Director
Miss Virginia p. McRobefts.
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MOUNT PLEASANT
An Church. South

The regular soloists Of the church,
Fannie Shreye Heartsill, soprano,
and Helen Marie KOontz, cortralto,
will be assisted at both morning.
and evening services by John w.
Martyr, tenor, and Edwin Callow,
bass. They will render several
Easter anthems at each service.
Nancy Alice Lowe win be at the
organ.
NC<TICE-YOur telephone Is
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made after publication.
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CENTENNIAL BAPTIST CHURCH

John Russell Mason. Organist and
Director.
1855 a. Morgan Prelude, Christ
Triumphant" (Yon); Anthems, I'm
the End of the Sabbath" Porter)
by women's double quartet with in.
cidentaal solos by Hazel Gibson
Wood, soprano, and Erna Otto, con,
tralto. Double quartet: Sopranos,
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dren and presentation of their offer.
ings. Baptisns.
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CHRIST CHURCH
0 and 31st Streets N. w.
Rev. K. Pinkney WrOth, Rector.
Easter Day-ProcessionaI 1G9'
Christ Our Passover (Shilling);
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The Washington times., 1926-04-10
BISHOP CALLS DIOCESE
COUNCIL 70 SESSION

The Bishop of Washington has
issued a call for meeting OF the
executive council OF the Diocese Of
washington, to be held in Diocesan
House on Friday, April is. at $50
p. m.
The executive council was created
by the last convention OF the diocese
to conduct the affairs Of the church
during the periods when the con-
vention is not in session. The first
meeting, which was held in March.
was largely devoted to organizing
the various departments through
which the council is to work. Fri
days meeting win receive reports
and recommendations from the de-
partments for action by the council.
The Washington times., 1926-04-10
7 HANK OFFERS
BY WOMEN

The Rev. James A. Mitchell, as
sistant minister of the Church OF
the Messiah, will be the speaker at
the special service in Christ Church,
Thirty-first and o Streets tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock for the presenta~
ton OF the united thank offering
of the woman's auxiliary Of the
Episcopal Church in the diocese Of
Washington.
The united thank offering Is col
lected by means OF mite boxes dis
tributed by the wOman's auxiliary
to the women Of the Episcopal
Church. From time to time the
holders Of the boxes place In them
offerings Of varying amounts az
expressions OF gratitude Tor bless
ings received. Twice each year
these offerings are collected and
brought to church where they
are presented with proper ceremony
The proceeds are used for the sup
port OF women church workers in
the mission field in this country
and in foreign lands.
The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell graduated
from Trinity College, Hartford
Conn, In 1914. Soon after the
war he went to China, as a teacher
in the mission schools of the Epis
copal Church. While engaged IN
this work he decided to enter the
ministry and, returning to America
took the prescribed course at the
Virginia Theological. Seminary II
Alexandria.
He was ordained about two year:
ago and served on the Eastern Shore
Of. Maryland and. since September
1926. In Baltimore. His experience
in educational work in China brought
him into close contact with a number
of the united thank Offering worker!
who are also employed as teachers
in China.
The first united thank offering O
the Episcopal Church in America
was presented in 1889 and amounted
to $500. But the women Of ths
church became interested in ths
effort and three years later the offer
Ing for the triennium was 10000
Each three years the gift has grown
so that last October, in New Orleans
the total. was $912, SAL 80. OF THU
amount, the Diocese of Washington
gave SO, 800.
In addition to supporting severa
hundred women who are working
for the benefit of other women ii
Africa, Alaska. the Far East. Mexico
the Southern mountains and in mil
towns and among American Indians
portions of the united thank offer
ing have been used each trienniun
for the building of schools an
homes, especially training schools 10
women and homes for teachers an,
nurses.