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The Washington times., 1937-03-13
Chevy Chase
Home Open

Featured among a group OF
detached colonial homes near
Rock creek Park and being
offered by the HowenStein Realty
Corp, is a residence at 1923
TWenty-ninth st. N. w., at Mill
tary Road.
Set on a lot measuring 40 by
143 feet, the dwelling has attrac-
tive rooms downstairs, including
a completely equipped kitchen.
together with four bedrooms and
two baths upstairs.
Gas is used throughout for
refrigeration, heating and cook
ing. Another advantage for the
housewife is the nearness to
schools, stores and churches.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13
$47,771,000 Is
LocoI1936
Figure
New York, Los Angeles
Lead 824 Cities
Over 10000
BY JOHN DEAN MILLIGAN
Real Estate Editor


During 1896 the District Of Co
lumbia dropped from second to
third place in total volume of
building construction among cities
in the United States having
population greater than 10000.
This revelation, which came
today from the Bureau Of Labor
Statistics Of the Department Of
Labor, disclosed the dollar value
of construction for which per.
mits were issued here in 1886
was $47,771,546, as compared
with $47,216,408 in 1885.
The slight increase did not as
sist Washington to maintain Its
1885 position in second place, be.
hind New York, since the figures
for Los Angeles jumped from
$32,519,000 in 1885 to $64, 900
last year.
Comparisons Difficult
The corresponding statistics Tor
New York are $153, $4,000 ana
$224,O66,000. .n
The volumes given include all
residen tial and nonreSldentlal
construction, including p D c
buildings, as we'll as repairs, alter
ations and additions. 1t was
pointed out here that fluctuations
of Federal building in the Dlstrlct
of Columbia make it difficult to
compare construction here with
most of the 824 cities included IN
the survey of the Bureau OF LABOR
Statistics.
Neighboring cities showed large
gains in 1886 over the previous
year. For Baltimore, the report
gives a volume of $8,326,OOO IN
1885 and $14,768,O00 last year; for
Richmond, $1,743,00 and $3,724,-
900; and for Alexandria, 1,OS9,-
900 and $2,267,000.
Gain 81 Per Cent
Declaring the total volume IN
all 824 cities of $1,325, 100000 in
1886 represented an increase OF 81
per cent over the previous year,
Secretary of Labor Frances Per
kins interpreted the figures as
follows:
"This marked expansion in
building construction activity
brought the total volume to the
highest level since 1881. The
value of new residential build
ings for which permits were is
sued in 1886 was 113 per cent
greater than in 1885. The value
of new nOnreSidential buildings
showed a gain of "a per cent;
and additions, alterations, and
repairs, 81 per cent.
"AlI types of residential build
ings shared in the increase. The
estimated value of the One-fam-
lily dwellings for which permits
were issued in 1886 was nearly
twice as great as during 1885.
The value of apartment houses
increased by more than 100 per
cent.
SCHOOLS INCREASE
Except for public edifices and
stables and barns, all types of
nonreSidentiaI buildings showed
gains in indicated expenditures.
The greatest increase in valua-
tion, 135 per cent, was shown
for office buildings. The value
of factory buildings for which
permits were issued in these S24
cities during 1886 amounted to
over $4,000, 900, an increase of
over 81 per cent compared with
the previous year.
"MOre than $85,0OO,0OO was
spent for the erection of school
buildings, an increase of IS per
cent. A decided gain occurred
in expenditures for stores and
warehouses where the permit
valuation of $77,OOO,OOO in 1886
represented an increase Of 80
per cent over 1885.
The Washington times., 1937-03-13

hot-water coil in a common oil,
coal, or gas-fired warm-air convec-
ton heater.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
llnttrh prrHlrytrrtan

WALLACE MEMORIAL UNITED
w PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, New
Hampshire avenue and Randolph
streets The quartet and junior
choir will render a special program OF
music at the two services tomorrow
as follows:
IL am
Organ prelude,
b; He Is Risen Stults
Anon
N'aeo a. achrist saafte' Our Passover schillins
b. "As 1t Began to Dawn" Harker
oFF4n Tom DGfsuaf 9Sa fweh al0Flf E1Siss
pm.
a. The Risen Christ" Hosmer
b. II Know That My Redeemer Liveth
tfrom The Messah''9 Handel
us' a. I'm the End of the Sabbath" -
b. "In JoSeph's Lovely Garden
c. 20 Thou. Whose Sweet Compassion compassion
tfrom "Olivet to Calvary
Organ postlude Easter Alleluia
ottenwalder
The quartet is composed Of Norma
Simonson, soprano: Charlotte LaFond,
contralto, substituting for Mrs.
George McCann) Richsrd Smith.
tenor; Alexander Mason. bass and
director. Efie A. Collamore is junior
choir director and organis;.
Evening star., 1937-03-27

FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH-The
= choir will render an Easter
cantata, THE King Eternal by Ira
B. Wilson, tomorrow night at 7:45,
directed by Mrs Meredith Porte,
organist. The cantata is composed of
II numbers: Great and Marvellous" ="
bass solo, I. Hart and choir: "Choos-
ing the Cross" tenor solo, John
Mehaf1e and double quartet; Blessed
Be the King That Cometh," contralto
solo, Marietta Brumbaugh, choir and
quartet; "In Remembrance of Me, ]"
solo, the Rev. Mr.. Kent; "Geth-
semane," two duets, mems quartet, and
ladies quartet; THE Betrayal choir
and quartet; Away With Him"
soprano solo, Florence Otey and
choir; 20 Sacred Head" choral by
choir; He Died for Me-" duet and
mems chorus; Sweet Be Thy Sleep"
obbligato solo. Mrs. Otey and choir;
He Is Risen" choir: Unto the King
Eternal" soprano solo, Susie Dyer
and choir.
James Boone, yiolinist, will open
the program with solo.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Euauurltrul ann
Rrfnrmfn

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, H.
H. Ranck pastor-Easter music
tomorrow, under direction of Charles
E. Gauss. A. A. G.. O., will include the
following:
- 100 AM
a. ON Earth Has Dawned This p,o,
Day of Days Bach
% Fantasia in G. Minor" Bach
Anthem. Awake Thou Wintry Earth,
Postlude, Final" from Symphony II Widor
Organ recital at 7;3o pm.
Reger-"Kyrie Eleison"
Franck--"Piece Herolque."
Farman--'Toccata on o Fill! ct Fiiae'."
At the pm. service: Anthem,
Now Is the Accepted Time Maun-
der, and postlude, Procession,
Vierne.
Concordia Lutheran Church
Easter music for the morning service
tomorrow will include the following
numbers: The Dawson Glee Club
will sing. in the German service,
"Four-fold Hallelujah," Gregorian;
"Mein Jesus Lebt,' Manton; Halle
lujah Chorus" Beethoven; "Ich Geh'
zu Deinem Grabe," Palmgren. In the
English service the music is, choral,
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" Lyra
Davidica, anthem, Then Round
About the Starry Throne fSamson),
Handel, offertory, "Hosanna," Gra-
nier. Soloist, Henrietta Flynn, John
r. Monroe, choir director.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Mrthnhint prntrHtant

MOUNT TABOR M. P. CHURCH OF
AA Georgetown-The choir, Meta
Craig Turkenton, director; Pauline
Barnes Woodruff, organist. will pre-
sent the following program at the
Easter morning service, II am:
organ prelude. chorale. "Sleepers,
Wake" from the cantata. "sleepers.
Wake" Bach
Professional hymn, Christ the Lord
Is Risen Today" from "Lyra
Davidica." 170S.
Choir "As 1t Began to Dawn Martin
Incidental soprano solo,
Mrs. J. Lawrence Young.
Hymn. Come. Ye Faithful, Raise the
Strain" Sir Arthur sullivan
ofIertory solo, aria II Know That NY
torio "The Messiah Handel
Choir Awake. Thou That Sleepest."
from the cantata THE Daughter
of Jairus" Stainer
baritone solo "Hosannar Granier
J. Lawrence Young, jr.
Hymn. "..All Hail the Power Of Jesus o,d.,
Orcan postlud., "Hallelu,sh Chorus
from the oratorio, The Messiah:
Evening star., 1937-03-27
1lniurrHulint

r INIVERSALIST NATIONAL ME-
~ MORTAL CHURCH-The follow
ing program will be given at the
morning services tomorrow. The min
istry of music is led by the National
Capital Choir, DR.. Albert w. Harmed,
directing. H. Jerome Graham is as
sistant organist.
Organ prelude Easter Carol" arranged
nv Loret
PROFESSIONAL, Jesus Christ Is Risen."
Lyra Davidca
"Veniter Bovce
"C;loria" from Twelfth Mass" Mozart
Anthem Christ Awakes' Ukranian Carol
by Early Morning Light" 1875 carol,
arranged by DlcklnSon
Carol, Christ the Lord Is Risen Mozart
The Strife Is Ger arranged by Vulpis
Ofertory Worthy Is the Lamb,
Messiah" ------ Handel
'Halleluiah Chorus. Messiah" Hanael
Jesus Lives ---S Smart
Evening star., 1937-03-27
mrthnhtat Epthrnpal
Snutt1

CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH
~ South, 3040 @ street northwest
For the Easter service tomorrow a
special musical program has been ar
ranged by Louis Potter, jr., organist
and director. of the following num-
bers:
o'ss toral sonals' sonata; N"l'' oRhelnberser
Anthem. SThey Have Taken Away Ny
Trio, violin. cello and organ, no,
onertory anthem ladies' voices q
tArranged from ''Finlandia.")
Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
South.-Tomorrow morning there will
be two identical services, at 9:15 and
II o'clock. The choir will have the
annual lily professional, carrying the
lilies to the altar singing He Is
Risen" The choir, under the direction
of Dean Shure, will sing "Allelujah
Ring" by Connelli. The quartet will
give as morning offertory "At the End
of the Sabbath by Oley Speaks.
THE Atonement," with text by
Rossel Edward Mitchell and music by
r. Deane Shure. will be given by the
choir at 8 pm.
Epworth M. E. Church South.-At
tomorrow's services the following nu-
sic will be rendered
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude. Easter Morning With
the Pennsylvania Moravians" .Gaul
"Unfold Ye Portals" Gounod
GLORIA From the Twelfth Mass.
EVENING SERVICE
Rayanelio
The combined choirs will present
the choral meditation THE Redeem
er," by Clarence Dickinson.
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Hyattsville, Md. Rev. J. r. Wood, pas
tor.-The Easter cantata The Resur-
rection, by Charles Manney, will be
given by the church choir, John r.
Wells, director, at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
evening The solo parts will be sus-
tanned by Mrs C. E. Darnell, Mabel
Magruder and Ruth Severe, sopranos,
Martha Craig and Edith Sheckels,
altos; George Fowler tenor, and John
L. Sauer. baritone. The musical pro-
gram is as follows:
Prelude. Christ Triumphant" -Yon
Hymn 15l. Come Ye Faithful"
Ofertory, Resurrection Morn Johnston
Hymn II, Come, Let Us Tune Our Loft
Test Song
ia ia
Charles Fonteyn Manney
Benediction. Doxology. Organ postlude.
Francis Asbury NJ. E. Church South,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets north
west-Special Easter music will be
rendered at both the morning and
evening services by the Francis Asbury
Quartet and Chorus Choir.
The quartet is composed of Fannie
Shreve Heartsill soprano and director; !;
Helen Marie Koontz, contralto; Els
worth Condrin, tenor, and Frederick c.
Schaefer, bass. Allan H. Watson will
preside at the organ. assisted by Stu
art J. Dewey, trumpeter: Lisa InazaWa,
cellist, and Corsen Conklin, violinist.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Arm Jrrunalrn1
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CT

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY,
Swedenborgian. The Easter
morning service tomorrow at II o'clock
will include the professional by choir
and Sunday school, festival responses,
chants and hymns. In addition, the
following numbers will ne given.
Anthem "HsIleluiah." from the Easter
Cantata No. 4" ---- j. S. Bach
Postlude and "Hai1elujah Chorus" from
Handeps Messiah"
Maude G. Sewell is organist and
directng.
Evening star., 1937-03-27

LIRST 20 N q II e u "A ~ N "A IL
CHURCH, Tenth and G streets
northwest-The A Cappella Choir OF
go voices, Ruby Smith Stahl, conduc-
tor Paul De Long Gable, organist, will
render the following music at tomor-
rows services:
IL am
A musical story of Easter arranged by
Jesus of Nazareth" SaVino
The Entry Into Jerusalem Knapp
Bradbury
".Gap Of Bitterness" ---------zz zsmsenik zmeenik
March to the Cross ("And the Veil Of
the Temple Was Rent Tschaikowsky
Morning at the Tomb '------ GREG
The Risen Lord" ------ DaVidica
Church Scene" from "cavaleria
Easter Hallelujah" --------o ottenwslder
BEHOLD. Ye Despisers' Horstlo Parker
Why VI, ,tss' Seek ye the Living Among the r,,rs
"Halieluiah Chorus" from The ,
Messiah -.---- .------- Hahoei
pm
"Hosannah" 1e"ch9gns Masnus'9 ws Du6ois
( Pffiuue TO ParAlal "ds1tt
Alteration ----BoroTsk
cHOIRA
/ Lift Thine Eyes twomens chorus.
Mendeissohn
"Haneluiah, Praise Ye the Lord"
Lewandowski
Holy. Holy, Holy" -.--- Alcock
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church--Appropriate Easter music
will be rendered by the Mount Pleasant
Chorus $50 voices at the IL O'Clock
service tomorrow morning under the
direction Of Norton NJ Little, with
Claude Robson at the organ, and
Evelina E. Clinchy, soprano Mrs
Shelby Livingston, contralto; Raymond
r. Pigott, tenor, and Carroll E. Robb,
bass, as soloists.
The program follows:
organ prelude, Resurrection Morn"
Johnstone
ChoruSes-
Arise MY Heart and Sing!' Warren
LAS Sinks Beneath the Ocean"
Christensen
THE Hallelutah Chorus $1,000 Handel
Tenor solo, "Hosannah!' '---.-- Granier
Mr.. Pigott.
Organ postlude. "Pomp and Ctrcum-
stance ------------ Elear
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Uathnlit

ST. D0mlnlCs CatnOllC CnuTcn-
The choir. Meta Craig Turkenton,
director; Catherine O'Connor, organ
ist, will present special program OF
music at the Easter dawn mass at 5
am. tomorrow. This impressive dawn
service, with solemn professional, mass
and occasional, is the first OF its kind
ever to be celebrated at st, Dominics.
The program is as follows:
Mass in Honor ,, Of st; Theresa Ia a. Haehs
Gradual Regina coele' --------a GLORIA
Rasasass Reeessiona Uniod Ye Portals. from
the oratorio. THE Redemption" Gounod
soloists: Meta Craig Turkenton.
soprano; Ellsworth Condron, tenor;
Francis Heartsill, bass. Other soloists,
Callean Js sckson. Viola Stephenson,
Alma Hooper, Katherine Kelly, So
pranos; Melita Hart and Gladys
Benthln, contraltos.
st. Mary's Church, Fifth and g
streets-The program of music to be
rendered at the dawn service at $50
am. tomorrow is as follows:
Prelude, Coronation March" Kretschmar
"Kyrle," Gloria. "sanetus." "Bene-
dictus. 'AEnus Del mass in FJ,,
credo. Sacred Heart" mas. furton
At the communion. Communion" Calkin
PosEads ePea o. Gntold !Gs aa' ye a1aea
Incidental solos by Dorothy T. Smith.
Gertrude Misel. Lester and Jack Buckley
and A. Moore.
Organist and director, Armand
Gumprecht. There will be an Or
chestral accompaniment.
Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
tion-Solemn mass will be celebrated
by Rev. Francis P. Harrity, celebrant:
sermon by Rev. John K Cartwright;
when the following music will be CIV
en-
"..IVldlchaauam" I.lot,a ---------------dr dregorisn
'Kyrie' (second mass ----------Hayd
Gloria" second mass) -- Haydn
."Alleluia'' ---------- ~Falso- Bordone
crsdo ssde"'e Second mass -oeHSl'dn -eaeHaydn
Motet Regina coeli7' I'M A. ileYdf MeIvii
Benedetus see9ea seeond aass mass
"Aenus Del" second mass Haydn
hymn he Had 1'is Rofsa ESEoshs shs
Soloists-Albert Hall. Clarence J.
King and Charles B. Wood.
Radio hour, O'Clock:
"Alleluta" -------------Pie -Pietro A. Yon
"Victimae Paschali' ------Pietro A. Yon
"fantum Ergo" ----------Father Bruno
Recessional eSotdorai hymn, ''He Had Rolled the
Soloists-B Bernard s. Lawns, Clar-
enee J. King and Albert Hall.
st. Peters Catholic Church-The
following program will be presented at
II O'Clock: Solemn high mass. by the
mixed choir Of IS voices. under direc-
tion OF the organist, Christopher S.
Tenley.
Spring Bursts Today" Thompson ,Ds;n,
'Kyrle and Gloria" Marc de Ranse
Tract and Sequence -Gnant snt
otertory. Terra Tremuit7 ------- Chant
Supplementary of1ertory. "Alleluia;"
"sanctus." "Benedlctus" and "Agnus Del"
Marc de Ranse
'Communio' .--------------- Chant
Easter Hymn --hopyloH
The Mass, by MARC oe ltdise, oA-
rector of the Georgian Institute OF
France, is an especially interesting
setting in the modern style. This
composition has just been published
and was brought from Paris by Mr..
Tenley few weeks ago. 1t is be-
lieved to be the first American pro-
duction Of the work.
Soloists-Marie Martel, soprano;
Edna S. Colbert, mezzo; Carolyn Man
ming, contralto; Benedict Konopa,
tenor, and Gerald Whelan, baritone.
Cathreen Carrico, soprano, will be
the guest soloist.
Evening star., 1937-03-27

Fourth Presbyterian Church, Thir-
teenth and Fairmont streets, James
H. Miers, minister-TomorroW morn
ing and evening Easter music will be
rendered at the services under the
direction OF Mrs. Chester Adair, or
ganist and choir director. William
Cameron, harpist of the United States
Navy Band. will be the guest soloist.
The program will be as follows:
Played ty harp and ,ga organ Vincent
sto Grace It Wooa.n to snd
Song IS without Words" Mrs .iiess Ads% dI1ess Haen
"Paysnne" Sixteenth century, unknown
William Cameron: ;,
Organ postlude. 'Jubilate Deo .uu.r
Organ prelude. Resurrection, Johnston
Anthem. In the End of the Sabbath"
Soprano soloist. Grace wooden.
Anthem Christ. Being Raised From
tho Dead" ---------R Rogers
Members of the choir are: Grace
Wooden, Peggy Nelson. Mary Sheri-
dan, Gertrude Nelson, Betty Nelson,
sopranos: Altos Estelle Nelson, Ma
rion Webb, Rita Grim: bass: Theodore
Belote and John Westin.
Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church
The following program OF Easter
music will be rendered by the choir of
Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church
at the II o'clock service on Easter day;
Prelude, "Cantsbile' ----Faure
Violin. cello and organ:
Anthem. In Josephs Lovely Garden"
SOPRANO solo, open the Gates of ne ~
Anthem. Awake. Thou That sleepest."
Po,tlude. In Thee Is Gladness" Bach
Clara Moran Bernheimer. soprano
and director; Louis Annis, tenor solo,
ist; Frieda Irwin violinist; Louise
Bernheimer, cellist; Eber Riley, or
ganist.
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
The choir Of "A picked voices will
sing the following anthems at the
Easter service at III am. under
the direction Of Mrs Frank Akers
Frost, the organist: Worthy Is the
Lamb" (Messiah), Handel; Easter
Anthem" (Cavalieria Rusticana).
Mascagni.
Organ selections will include: 20
Fill ct Filiae," Deshayes. Easter
Dawn" Claussmann; tone poem, Sun
Through Mists," Elizabeth B. Jackson.
Soloists are Mrs. Herbert F. AID
ridge. soprano. and william Barrett
Fuchs, tenor
Continued On Page B-6)
Evening star., 1937-03-27

WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL-Spe
cia1 music at the Easter services
tomorrow will be as follows:
HOLY communion, T:30 am.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
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NEW YORK AVENUE PREsBYTE-
' RIAN CHURCH.-The Easter
season will be celebrated tomorrow with
special musical programs at the morn
Ing and evening services, with soloists
and string trio. The music will be
rendered in the following order:
MORNING.
Andsnte Relisioso' -Thome
"Gaon. "GesT.tsn snn' f'role'v.PF, P,,ippasi G9sni
n00'''0sst. sstr.n.. and organ. na"naa
ssIo sGene% "i,sss s"S'I of love Divin.-----coombs
on.rtory, "M.ait..ion! az. iS1!'no. nno'.------prumm
Anthem In the End OF the s'''''ss Speaks
Strings and organ.
EVENING.
Prelude. Romance" Rubinssein
Anthem. Christ the Lord Is FSeina,, FSeeina,,,
Solo. "Alleluia." seventeenth century
Easter hymn For eontr.lso. nf'0se
Anthem. The Magdalsne' -- Warren
Ministry of music: Dorothy Fish
baugh, soprano: Ruth Kobbe. con-
tralto; Bernhard Spille, tenor; Ran
dolph Hughes. bass; Elsa Raner, vio-
lin: Inez Becker, violin; Mabel Dun
can, cello; Paul Fishbaugh, organist
and director.
Central Presbyterian Church, Six
teenth and Irving streets northwest
For the morning and evening services
tomorrow, a special Easter musical
program will be rendered in the fol-
lowing order:
Organ prelude
"cristo Trioniante'' -Yon
Solo. I'm the End Of the Sabbath"
Mrs Roy W. Prince. soprano.
Chimes. The Strife Is Ger" Hymn
4a1, -Palestrina
o''0 Is" Earl c.rbauh. baritone. " ''''''
ORGAN postlude. :.Hosarnah" Hartmann
John Russell Mason. organist.
Organ prelude. Easter Alleluia'
Anthem. 'Infammatux" ("stabat Mater
Connie walden Eleanor Bourdene. Doris
trsiteo,; 'eii Charles 1.s Pentz tenor: Donald
Chimes. II Know That My Redeemer
Lives" Hymn 4s3) arr. from Handel
Anthem. 'In Joseph's Lovely Garden
Organ postlude. 20 rlii ct Filiaei Loret
Evening star., 1937-03-27

Henry B. Steer, organist and di-
rector.
st. Paul's Church. Twenty third
street near Washington Circle-The
musical program for the services to-
morrow will be as follows:
PrGfesSsOnal wecoms HapPy nrP,r NoTn sI11vsn
Gradual. ."Alleluia Sing to Jesus Powell
ofe af msor Of the Holy c0"manIed XlTed j. tn Eyre
oGert99Ty. They Have Tlsken, Asay ny :.
Communion hymns. - '0'''' ''A'''''
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep silence
Reeessional, Jesus Christ Is Risen
Organ prelude. "Chanson deete."
"Nocturne" Frank Frysinaer
Frqesassional, noas K'!, Jesus Christ Is Risen -
Fred schilling
Gradual Jesus Christ Is Risen. :. -eslA
..c, , Lyra Dayidica
ata h1 hymn and Aieiua 1fas ai0 III. STRIFE L Eyre
ofertory. Jesus Christ Is Risen" "
Alfred Gaul
"SurSum Corda' a'-------------A A. J. Eyre
'SanctuS' -----A A. j Eyre
BenedictuS" j. Eyre
'AgnuS Del -A j. Eyre
"Sevenfold Amen" ~ Anonymous
Communion hymn. Draw Nigh and
Take the Body of the Lord A. H. Brown
Gloria in Excelsis" A. j. Eyre
Carol after benedicton. Easter Flowers
, Are Blooming Bright A.. F. NJ. Custance
Recessional. The Day Of Resurrection"
Sir George c. Martin
Evening star., 1937-03-27

Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
The following is the program of Easter
music which the Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Choir viii give, under the
leadership Of DR.. Robert H. Harmon:
ca In Josephs Lovely Garden. an
ID Great and Marvellous Are Thy
Gaul
o. "HsIleIujsh Chorus" Handel
Incidental solos by Grace Elizabeth
Gif1en and Helen Shenton. Frederick
S. Stitt at the organ.
Eastern Presbyterian Church, Dr.
Alfred E. Barrows, pastor-Easter
music by the vested choir will be as
follows:
Prelude, Joy and Giadness" -Stults
tOrgan and piano.
Soprano solo. "An Hail the Risen nsi King. 't'@'
Anthem. Victorious Morn"--fi. i B HsGaen Wiison
Postlude. March Of tho 1rumPss:;' ,o,.,z
torgan and pisnoJ
7:45 PM
At the evening service the quartet
and chorus will render an Easter
musical service, under the direction
Of Charles w. Guest.
The quartet is composed of Dorothy
Reddish, soprano; Helen Ware, con-
tralto; Eugene Dahl, tenor; William
Lanier, bass; Frances Robinson,
pianist, and Nellie M. Sacrey, organist
Evening star., 1937-03-27
EptHrnral

ST Paul's Episcopal Church, Rock
Creek Parish-The program Of serv-
ice for Easter Sunday at 10 am. Will
be as follows. Right Rev. James E.
Freeman. Bishop Of Washington, will
preach the sermon. Rev. F. J. Bo-
hanan. rector of the parish, will con-
duct the service.
Professional hymn. "The Day OF Res
direction Martin
Anthem. Christ. Our Passover Schilling
Hymn, The Strife is GER Paiestrina
Dedication of Memorial Windows,
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lexington Presbyterian Church
Special music in connection with the
Easter service will include the follow
ing numbers:
AM.
Prelude. Unfold. Ye Portals Everlasting" "
0ounod
Anthem, welcome Easter Day"---Hau
Solo, "Open the Gates OF the Temple
Knapp
Freda Phillips
OfYertory, "Of1ertory" --Batiste
Solo, In the End Of the Sabbath" Speaks
Elliott Button.
Postlude, Easter joy Hosmer
PM
Prelude. Fantasia ------------M Mozart
Offertory, "Wiegenlied'' Schubert
Postiude. IAN Easter Alleluia." Ashford
Organist-Ruth F. kimball.
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SIT Ge0rge c. Martln
Postlude. "Andante con motto" from &C
major symphony Father Schubert
The solo parts at the II o'clock
service will be sustained by masters
Leigh Nettleton and Jack McAuley,
sopranos, and Calvin Young, tenor.
Samuel A. Leach will preside at the
organ.
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RaptiHt

EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-The
Easter program tomorrow is as
follows:
IL AM
organ prelude Resurrection Morn"
Johnston
Anthem Christ Our Passover" Schilline
Solo, Il Know That MY Redeemer
Liveth" Handel
OrRan postlude. ALLEGRO" from Sonata
PM.
wachs
Anthem. "Ho! Everyone That Thirsteth.'
Martin
Trio, from The Vision OF st. John
Coonibs
Anthem, "Hallelujsh. Christ Is Risen"
Spinnev
Anthem "Hosanna" Granier
Anthem "Hallelujah Chorus'--- Handel
postlude, FESTIVAL Chorale' '--.--- Davis
r. E. Rapp, A. A. G. O., organist-
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Soloists- Bernard s. Lawns, Clar-
enee J. King and Albert Hall.
st. Peters Catholic Church-The
following program will be presented at
II O'Clock: Solemn high mass. by the
mixed choir OF 35 voices, under direc-
ton OF the organist, Christopher S.
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