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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-15
Takorna Park Baptist

Easter music will be given on
Sunday under the direction Of Mrs.
Bessie N. Wild. At the morning
service the anthem, This the
Day" by Schneider, win be sung,
and a solo, THE Lord Of Life"
(Woolerl.
At the evening service the an
thems are Sing Alleluia Forth"
dudley Buck), Shout We High
Heavens" Chadwick and Can.
tate Domino" Buck). Mrs. War
rem s. Allison will sing Awake
Thou That Sleepest" (Warde Ste
phens); a duet. "Hosanna" Ora
nier. BartletU win be given by Mrs.
Thelma Mills Rector and Mrs.
c. T. Royle; DIR. A. Owen Pen
ney will sing 'aThe Resurrection"
Shelley; Mrs. Rector, "AlIeluia"
tTompkins); and Roy L. Whitman,
THE Resurrection" (Iolden). There
IL also chorus choir.
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BAPTIST

National Baptist Church
The National Baptist Memorial
Church announces the following
Easter music; Morning. organ
prelude II Know That NY Re-
deemer Liveth' Q1andeD; anthems,
awake Thou That Sleepest"
(Maker1. "They Have Taken Away
My Lord" HIarrington). Christ Our
Passover" (Schilling); quartet, 1.-THE
Magdalene" CWarren); postlude,
''Hallelujah Chorus" Handel).
In the evening the sacred cantata
Gospel Of Easter" Qrearis) will be
given by the choir Of 40 singers.
At both services the regular church
soloists will assist, Hazel Hughes,
soprano; Edith White, contraito; A.
A. Potter, tenor, and G. r. Taylor,
bass. Mrs. Emily q. Dickinson Is
organist and director.
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st. AIoysius Church

The choir of st. Aloysius Church.
composed of Agnes Whelan, soprano,
Theresa X. Hubner, contralto,
Frank W. Evans, tenor, and Gerald
L. Whelan, basso, assisted by
Thomas McGranahan. New York
tenor. will sing LeJeaps Mass in
D, and the following anthems OF
the ii o'clock mass on Easter sun.
day:
Vidi Aquam (weber), quartet:
Haec Dies fWiegand) Miss Whelan
and quartet. Mr.. McGranahan.
assisted by the quartet, will sing
Grahier's "Hosanna." The choir Il
under the direction of Victor L.
Boenau, director and organist.
Holy Rosary Church
At 1890 o'clock Easter SUNDAY
solemn high mass, with the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. E. Bernardini, professor Of the
Catholic University, ais celebrant.
sermon by the Rev. Prof. r.. Lucid.
The church IL at Third ana f Streets
Northwest.
Music Of Millard's Mass In q will
be sung, and the offertory win be
Regina Coeli'' Of Csiorga, The
soioists are Edith and Helen Oriani,
Regina Lavezzo. Ethel Oriani. Teresa
Segreti Baldo Balducci and Joe Mar
cellino. e. L. Slattery is organist
end director.
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Cleveland Park Church

Special Easter music has been
arranged for the Sunday morning
service at the Cleveland Park Con-
gregational Church by Mrs. Page
Nick. Etchison, director Of music.
Prelude, The Conquer ~
(Coombs), Mrs. Etchison; anthem.
1.-THE First Day of the Week"
(Shelley), Girls Chorus; anthem,
Christ the Lord Is Risen" (Davi-
dica), Boys Chorus; soprano solo,
Thy Redeemer Liveth" (Fonteynl
Doris Atkinson Morrow: postlude.
Easter JOY (Hosmer), Mrs. Etchi-
son.
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N. Z. CHURCHES
3RyIand M. &. Church

Kyland M. 3. Church
Easter music at Ryland NJ. =.
Ghurch. ct the IL o'clock service, will
include the anthem, 20 Tell Us
Wnere is Her" (Miles); anthem. "In
the End Of the Sabbath" (GeibeD. and
Arfertory soprano solo. ''Hosanna'.
Granier), sung by Mrs. Haywood
,rown.
AT $3.50 an Easter cantata, "The
resurrection Hope" (Adams) will be
sung, with solo parts given by Mrs.
Brown, soprano; Melville Leonard.
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LUTHERAN
Luther place Church

Easter music at the Luther Place
Memorial Church will be: II a. M
Prelude Alteration Borowskil,
Christ Our Passover" (Schneckef),
1ailelujah Chorus" from .tThe
Messiah" (HandeD: Postlude, "Coro.
nation March" (Meyerbeer).
Evening Service Prelude, .Al-
Iegro" (Welyl: trio, for violin, cello
and organ, "Ecstacy" (Ganne): violin
solo by J. r. Yates; cello solo BY
Dore Walton, "Cantalene" Wan
Goensl; 'HaIlelujah Chorus" (HandeD:
War March Of the Priests" Men
delssohn).
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CHRISTIAN
n Street Christian Church

n bbtebb christian Church
Today at 8 p. m. the Good Friday
service at Sixth ana H Sts., s. w,
will include the sacred cantata The
Crucifixion, = by Sir John Stainer,
given under the direction Of Willard
8. Haynle. with Miss Dorothy Burch
at the organ. DIR. p. Al. Cave,
former pastor Of the church. viii
deliver q five minute sermonette.
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PREsBYTERIAN
Fourth Presbyterian

Easter music at the Fourth Pres
byterlan Church. Mrs. Wayne B.
Wheeler, soprano soloist. ana Mrs.
Chester Adair. organist, win be aug.
mented by william J. santelmaun
first sviolinist Of the United States
Marine Orchestra, and Herman
Fakler, baritone.
At the evening service the must.
cal feature will be the soprano solo.
Jesus Christ IL Risen" composed
by Mrs. Adair. with violin obligato,
both composed and played by VIII
lam F. Santelmann. Dvorak's Coin
Home" for violin and organ, Is the
evening prelude. Mr.. Fakler win
sing Granier's 'Hosanna; Mr.. San.
teimann win play 1.-THE Swan" of
Ealnt-Saens, and duet, "In the
Cross OF Christ Glory" win be sung
by soprano and baritone. The
postlude Is Festival March" (Mer
ken.
At the morning service Mrs.
Wheeler win sing 81 Know that NV
Reedeerner Liveth" from Handles
Messiah" Mr.. Santelmann win
play, as violin solo. the Bach s.Air
on the g String
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Ninth Street CIr-lstlan

Easter Sunday, at the morning
service, the music will include tn,
choir anthem, Now If Christ Be
Preached" with solo by Mrs. T. r.
Pirtle.
AT the evening service the choir
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NAMED TO WOOD BOARD

Secretary of Commerce Hoover to.
day appointed Walter Robinson. Of
Kansas City, and F. p. Prettyman,
of Summerville, s. c., as members of
the national committee on wood
utilization.
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The hornet" type of aircraft en-
CINE is believed to be the most pow
erful air-cooled motor yet designed.
1t develops in excess Of $50 horse
power, although the engine weighs
less than 1.S pounds per horse
power.
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Peoples Baptist Church

Easter song service will be given
Sunday evening at 8. at the Peoples
Seventh Day Baptist Church. Tenth
and v Streets Northwest, Elder
Lewis G. Sheafe. pastor.
G esSs GstaineT). Large" aandeD J:
lStainerl, and Christ Our Pass
given by Master Ralph Giles, Ring
DR.. G. Summer Wormley; 4 Duet
by Miss SmalIwood and Mr.. Dixon
and solos by Miss Giles, Miss
Clementine Hart, and Mr.. Gilmore.
The Junior Choir will sing Easter
Anthem" by Buck, and there viii
be congregational singing.
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CATHOLIC
81. Patrick's Church

Easter Sunday-The IL a. m. sery-
ice will be given by the full choir
of 40 voices, orchestra and organ, UNI
der the direction of Jennie Glennan
organist and director of the church,
with Glenn w. Ashley at the organ.
The solo quartet consists Of Edna
Htllyard Howard, Celia Fioravanti,
Royden ]. Dixon and James Nolan.
Prelude, orchestra and organ. Pro.
cessional, by Early Morning Light"
(1e75 TraditionaD; Introit, "Resur.
rexi" IIittererl; Kyrie and Gloria
from Haydn's 3rd Mass; Graduate,
by Dress; Sequence, 'Victimai
Paschali" (Gregorian); ''veni Crea-
tor" Palestrina); "Credo" (Gounod):
offertory, Terra Tremuit" (Iditterer),
and offertory motel. alma Virgo"
Humn1eD.
The Sanctus, Benedictus and
Agnus Del will be from the Haydn
Srd Mass; Communion, ''Pascha Nos
trum" Mittererl; RecessionaI, "Ho-
sauna" Creamery; march, Swedish
Coronation"( Svendsen).
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UNITARIAN
An Souls. Unitarian

At the Easter Sunday morning
service the special music will be
given by Miss Gretchen Hood, so
prano; Harry Angelica baritone.
and Herman Hoffman, violinist,
with Lewis g. Atwater at the or
gan.
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Epiphany Catholic

On Easter Sunday evening, at s
o'clock, the first public recital will
be given by Epiphany Catholic
Church Choir, under the direction
of Prof. J. F.. Cole. in the Audi,
torium, Dumbarton Avenue. be-
tween Twenty-seventh and Twenty.
eighth Streets.
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CONGREGATIONAL
First CongregationaI

The large Washington Auditorium
will be the scene of the Easter SER
vices Of the First Congregational
Church, at both morning and even
ing services on Sunday.
At 1880 a. MA half hour OF
organ music will be played by Paul
ID. Gable.
At the II O'Clock service. the
vested choir, under the direction of
Ruby Smith Stahl, viii sing an
anthem from Handels Samson"
and the Stainer, They Have Taken
Away Ny Lord" The offertory is a
quartet, when the Sabbath Was
Past" (F'oster): followed by the
anthems from "Hallelujah. Christ Is
Risen," an "a capella" introduction
by Vulpius-Dickinson that leads
to the final "Hallelujah Chorus" from
Handers Messiah
The evening service will be an
entire musical service. beginning at
8 o'clock, with solo quartet and
vested chorus of so voices.
The solo quartet Is Ruby Smith
Stahl, soprano; Dorothy Wilson
Halbach, contralto; w. Madison Tay-
lor. tenor, and John Chandler Smith,
bass.
There viii be music of Clare, Buch,
Martin, and the offertory quartet by
Speaks. Four "a capella" selections
will be sung. with music by
Tschaikowsky, Christensen, Rach-
mammoth and the Carol of the Rus
sian Children" arranged by Gaul.
The service will conclude with the
Tours God Hath Appointed q. Day"
and the introduction Ia capellal and
Hallelujah Chorus that closes the
morning service.
After presentation Of the great
photo drama, 'The Eve Of the Revo-
luton" Mr.. Gable will play as
organ postlude the Coronation
March" from Meyerbeers lie
prophetic"
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Epiphany Church
1917 G st. n. w.
Rev. 2. B. Phillips, D. d. Rector

:
Easter Day. IL a. m.-"Christ Our
Passover" lMacfarlanel; anthems.
Christ Is Arisen" Fehrmann) and
AS It Began To Dawn MARTINI;
Communion service, e fiat (Cruick.
snank); and tie Denm" r major
tcoieridge- Taylor.
At 5 p. M. "Magnificat" in B flat
Stanford win be given: anthems,
Christ Is Risen" Cdaunder), and
God Hath Appointed Day"
crours). Adolf Torovslxy is organist
and choirmaster. The soloists are
Beulah Brown, soprano; Nancy VIII.
hanson, contralto; Louis Annis,
tenor, and Ambrose 0urkin. bass.
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st. Paul's Church,
Twenty-third Street near
Washington Circle

sN~SNNAAAAA&BSUAA OAANAe5
Rev. Arlington A. McCaIIum, Rector
Choral celebration Of the Holy
Communion at Z a. m.
ii q. m.--Processional, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Today (Bodine);
introit anthem, Christ Our Pass.
over" (Schilling1; OFFICE OF the
Holy Communion in A Major
Field); Graudal hymn, Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today" from Lyra
Davidica: "The strife Is Der"
from Palestrina; offertory anthem,
Behold. Ye Despisers'' Qaarker);
communion hymn. And Now, o
Father" Monk: occasional, Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today from Lyra
Davidica.
Harry M. Forker, bass; William
3. Ivie, tenor, and Master Francis
Hornis viii be heard in. the solo
parts. Samuel Al. Leech, organ.
LIST and choirmaster.
Christ Church
G ST., Between Sixth and Seventh
Ste. s. e.
Rev. Calvert e. Buck, Rector
Easter Days. q n. service. with
choir.
II a. m. Professional Hymns
Come Ye Faithful, Raise the
Strain" (Sullivan): Holy Communion
eruickshanks; Hymn, Jesus Lives
Gauntlett); Anthem, Christ, GU
assover" tSchillinR); Hymn, Jesus
Thy Table Led" (Sullivan); Re
assional Hymn, "The Strife Is
Der, the Battle Done" Monk.
4 p. m.-Children's Service.
The quartet II Mae L. Cross, 90
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st. Peters Church

At the II o'clock Easter Sunday
service. solemn high mass will be
celebrated. The musical program
will include Mozart's Mass; ''Ho-
sanna," by Granier; "As It Began
to Dawn" by Obey Speaks and
Beethoven's God in Nature" The
choir Is under the direction Of the
organist, Christopher TenIey, with
Elizabeth Stewart, soprano; Rose
Fiore Guaraldi, contralto; George
Cowles, tenor, and Romeo Guaraldi,
baritone, as soloists.
The full choir will sing also at the
z o'clock low lass on Easter morn.
ing. Nellie Roman, soprano; Roy
den Dixon, tenor, and Anne
Sweeney, violinist, will be the guest
soloists at this service.
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st. Johns Church
Bradley Lane and Wisconsin Ave.
ulRo RakT,oa1o NF1

Bradley Lane and Wisconsin Ave-
nue., Bethesda, Md.
Rev. c. p. Parker, Rector
Easter Day-ProcessionaI. '.Hail.
Fsetal Day; Christ Our Passover
(Schilling); Te Deum WEST; Introit
anthem, They Have Taken Away
Our Lord" (Stainer); hymn, "The
Strife Is Ger; offertory anthem,
Why Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead?" Clare: doxology: Sane.
tus (Stainer); Gloria in ExceIsis
c'Chant Book'D; Benediction anthem.
GOD Be In My Heart Robson):
Recessional, Come, Ye Faithful"
Quartet-Miss Boynton, Mrs. WI.
mot, Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Gordon.
Organist, Edwin G. Balinger.
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Sc. Andrew's Church

st. Andrews Church
New Hampshire Avenue and v
Street
Rev. J. .. Dean, ID. D., Rector
Easter Day. II O'Clock Process
sional, Hymn 169; Easter anthem,
Christ Our Passover (Schilling);
"Te Deum" in B minor Buck;
LYNN Ill; offertory anthem, ''That
Easter Morn" tMatthewsl: Agnus
Del (Gounodl; Recessional, Hymn
ITO. !,
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prano, Hattie NJ. Herfurth. con-
tralto; Roy X. Easter, baritone,
George V. Blakeney, tenor solo.
list and director; Ellen Richards,
organist.
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be. PIeasant CongregationaI

Good Friday evening" at s. The
Crucifixion" (Stainer) will be sung
by the Mt. Pleasant Chorus and
solo quartet under the direction Of
Norton NJ. Little, with Claude Robe.
son at the organ.
The solos will be sustained by
William p. Shannahan, tenor, and
Herman Fakler, Baritone. The pub.
lie is cordially invited.
Easter Sunday morning, at II, q
special Easter musical service will
be given by the Mt. Pleasant Chorus
and solo quartet, composed of Mrs.
LaVirgne Sims Fairchild, Miss Mary
Apple, Mr.. Shannahan and Mr..
Fakler.
The anthems are 1.-THE Resurrec-
ton" (Shelleyl, Il Am the Resur-
rection" qIarris). and 'Hallelujah
Chorus" from 1.-THE Messiah" 01an-
deb. Mr.. Fakler win sing as solo,
"Hosanna" by Granier. The organ
prelude, Is Resurrection Morn"
(Johnston). the postlude, ''Pomp and
Circumstance" (Elger).
There win be no o'clock vesper
service.
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Church Of Our Saviour
1856 Irving Street

a. in.-Service with choir
II a. n1.-Prelude, organ and
violin. "Serenata'' CAfoszkowsIril.
professional. THE Day OF Res1Ir.
rection" tTours): Kyrie, Gloria Tib,
and Gartia Del (Kilkinson):. sermon
hymn. AT the Lambs High Feast
tBachl: offertory anthem, "He Is
Risen" (Simper): Sursum Cords.
Sanctus. Benedictur and AgnGs Del
lWilkinson); Gloria in Excelsis and
Nunc Dimittis CTurle): occasional,
The King of Love- Dykes: post.
lude, violin and organ, Vision de
Jeanne dare" (Gounod).
p. -Children's Vespers.
The choir Is under the direction
OF Mrs. Audrey Rooms, Miss Mar.
guerite Harbers is solo violinist,
and Mrs. Rhea Mcintyre orranist'
Incidental solos will be sung nv
Mrs. Rooms. Mrs. James Brannirs.
Miss Jean Molster. Miss Rachel
Niedomanski, William Simpson ard
DR.. Charles Bovine.
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Pfney Branch Road and Dahlis
Street, Takoma Park
Rev. C. M. Young, Rector
Easter Day-Organ preIud e,
Resurrection Morn" (Johnsonl;
Christ Our Passover" (Weigand);
Jubilate (Nevinl; offertory anthem,
"dosanna" (Granier1; "Sanctus"
I(Carridge): "Agnus Dol" tGcunodj;
Gloria In Excelsis'' (Old Chant;
'Nunc Dimittis" (Barnbyl; organ
postlude. Grand Choeur" Nacroix).
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All Saints Church

Easter Sunday at All Saints
Church, Episcopal. Chevy Chase. the
special music win be:
1880 a. m. Service offertory an
them, "As 1t Began to Dawn CVin-
cent.
IL q. n.--"Christ Our Passover
tSchilling); ''Te Deum" (Salter): Com.
munion Service in E nat (Custancel:
offertory anthem, "HaIIeluiah
Chorus HandeD.
The soloists are Miss Phyllis n.
Price and Miss Nina Norman, So
pranos; Miss Louise H. Randolph ana
Miss Nellie e. Moran. altos; James T.
Nicholson, tenor: Robert H. David.
son and William H. Waters, bass.
William II. Taylor is organist and
director.
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Church 81 Our Radeamer.

At p. m. on Easter Sunday there
Will be q special song service, with
music BY the vested choir, Miss Hol-
quina ]. Petersen, organist
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Washington Heights

Easter Sunday. the morning sery.
ices will have special musical
program Charles e. Myers will
sing Jerusalem" (Pafkerl; Mr..
Myers and Edith Graham Echilling
viii sing the duet, 20, Divine Re.
deemer (Gounod); Mrs. Schilling
win sing as solo. THE Angels Mes.
sage" loud; and the organ pre-
Iude will be Allegro Jubilante"
lMilligan), the postlude, Festival
March" CRIB.
The evening service Sunday will
include q soprano solo, "Open the
Gates OF the Temple" CKnappl by
Mrs. Schilling; tenor solo, Easter
tide" (Cox), Mr.. Myers. Mrs. J.
Harry Cunningham is organist.
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st. Paul's Church

Easter Sunday, at the II o'clock
service OF st. .Paul's Catholic
Church, the choir, under the direO-
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Church Of Covenant

A special Easter Sunday evening
musical service VIII be given at s
o'clock by the evening choir and
solo quartet composed Of Miss
Frances Scherger, Miss Charlotte
Hartman, II. T. Townsend, and
Raymond Moore. with Claude Robe.
son. director: Harvey Murray. or.
ganist, and Mrs. Howard Blandy,
pianist.
Portals from ''The Redemption
(Gounod), and 'Hallelujah Chorus
from "The Messiah" (Handei). Mr..
Moore will sing as bass solo 'sTfo.
sanna' OF Granier. The quartet
win sing ITO the Paschal Victim"
by Stewart.
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st. Marks Church
Third and A SITS. S. e

IHlf0 ana ~ StSs q. y
Rev. william H. Pettus, Rector
Easter Day-6:30 =. M: Service
with choir.
IL a.. M: Professional, "The
Strife Is 'er" Monk from PaIes.
trina); Holy Communion in r
Tours; Sermon Hymn, "Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today; Anthm,
"oh, Give Thanks (Goss); Re.
cessional. Jesus Livesf' (Gaunt-
lett.
5 p. m; Professional, "He Is
Risen" lNeander); Deus Miserea.
tur tEivey); Introit Hymn, Now
From the Altar Dykes: Sermon
Hymn, THE Strife Is Ger Monks
from PaIestrina); Anthem, ''Christ
Our Passover Parker); Recess
slonal. Angels, Roll the Rock
Away Dykes. Choir OF 80 boys
and IS men: auxiliary choir of
~ women. organist and director
samuel Wood; assistant orraniat
ana director, William b. Trott.
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Saint Adams Church
Mount Saint AIban

Rev. 9. 7. Warner, Rector
Easter Day professional. 112;
Christ Our Passover" (Weigand);
lie Deum in B (De Costa; Jubi-
late in c BUCK: Introit, ITO; Ser
mon Hymn, 116; Sanctus (stainerl.
The choir is composed Of 20
voices with the following soloists:
Miss Goodwin, soprano; Maria
Koontz, contralto; Henry Leef, ten
or; Fred. C. Schaeffer, baritone;
Allen Watson, organist. Director.
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin.
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st. Margaret's Church

st. Margaret's Church
The Easter services at st. Mar.
garet's Episcopal Church win be
as follows:
700 a. M, celebration of the
Holy Communion, with full choir.
Professional, Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today" Morgan. Music Of the
Communion Service by Sir John
Stainer and Charles Gounod. At
the offertory, THE Strife il Ger .
full anthem by Mendelssohn. Re.
cessional, Come re Faithful, Raise
The Strain" Sir Arthur Sullivan.
At IL a. M, Morning Prayer,
Holy Communion, and Sermon by
the Rector. Easter Anthem, Christ
Our Passover" offertory, "They
Have Taken Away My Lord" Sir
John Stainer., Music OF the Com
munion Service and Professionals
as at the Z a. m. service.
Soloists, Mrs. c. c.. Mcdonnell,
soprano; Mrs. w. w. Beck. con.
tralto; w. w. Gantz, tenor; III. p.
Bailey, baritone. NJ. Leroy Goff,
crucifer, D. B. Macleod, organist
and choirmaster,
The Sunday School Easter Festi.
val will be held at 4 p. M. Comdr.
c. 7. Jewell, superintendent. Pro-
cession Of banners and Easter
carols.
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Church q The Ascenslon

GHuFeH OF the ascension
The Easter Sunday music viii be
given by the choir Of forty voices
and the solo voices, Mamie Rouse
and Irene Koehl, sopranos, Jessie
Masters and Marjorie Soper, altos;
p. II. Dahl and L. l.. Giilchrist.
tenors: c II. zepp and e. r. Mat
thews, basses, with Albert w.
Harmed, organist and choirmaster.
At the IL o'clock service the
offertory will be Mozart's hymn.
"Christ the Lord Is Risen" From
Handel's messiah" the offertory
solo will be ~ Know That NV
Redeemer Liveth, and the choir
viii sing the "EIaIlelujah Chorus, .
Worthy Is the Lamb" and the
Amen"
From Mozart's Twelfth Mass
many parts of the service will be
given. the music having been tran.
scribed and adapted to the Holy
Communion office by Albert w.
Harmed and sung for the first time
at this service.
Evening prayer, at 1880, will be
attended by the Washington, d. c.,
Lodge, No. is. B. p. o. Elks. The
offertory will be THE Reappear.
ance" from Christ the Victor" by
Buck. The entire choir win take
part.
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ST. PauI's Church

Rock Creek Church Road
Rev. r. j. Bohanan, d. ID. Rector
Easter Day, Christ Our Passover
tSchilling): re Deum Root); Com
munion Service (Custance); Offer
tory. King OF Kings (Simper).
organist and choir director, Ruth
Farmer