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THE RISEN LORD Theai3 of Easier as Musically Inter¬ preted iD the Churches. WHAT WILL BE SONG TOMORROW Celebration of a Joyous Easter Holiday. SERVICE OF SONG The joy ..ml gladness of the Raster time naturally lint's expression in music, and so the musical feature of the religions serv¬ ices in tno churches is characteristic of the observance if the day. Elaborate p;o- giams are rendered by the choirs in a large lumber of the churches of the city, as niil be seen by a peri sal of the appended list. One of the functions of music is to voice the religious asp.rations of the human soul. and the themes suggested by the events in the history of Christianity have employed the best endeavors of the lead¬ ing composers of the world. To interpret the works of those roasters, as well as to assist in the devotions of the day. is the purpose of the careful preparation made by the singers in the various churches. The programs which will be presented to¬ morrow iii the churches named are as fol¬ lows ; C ATHOLIC CIIIRCHES. Bt. Mary's Church, r>th street between G and H streets northwest, Kev. Father Glaab. D.D., pastor. Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 10:30 o'clock a.m.. with the following music: Yidi Aquam (be¬ fore the mass). J. Wiegand; mass in C, L. van Beethoven. Kyrie. Gloria, Credo, Sanc¬ tus. Benedlctus and Agnus Dei; Terra Tremuit (at the graduale), B. O. Klein, Alma Virgo (at the offertory), J. N. Hum¬ mel. Vespers will he sung at 4 o'clock p.m., with music embracing several new selec¬ tions. as follows: Vesper service No. D« mine Ail Adjiwantum. Dixit Dominus and !.audate Dominum; Magniticat. C. Mod¬ erate Reglna Coeli, M. A. Melvil; O Salu- taris, Bohm-Wiegand; Tantum Krgo, S. Rousseau; Laudate Dominum. C. Moderati. The personnel of the choir is: Sopranos, Misses Cecelia V. Murphy, Appolonla Mil¬ ler. Rosa Miller. Alice Koch, Lulu Roberts, Theresa Buehler, Mesdames Raymond White, Goldshorough Godard and Bessie Hancock; altos. Misses Margaret Eichhorn, Nancy Mille.-, Mamie Miller and Edna Wright; tenors. Aloysius S. Kennell. John T. Orchard and L. V. O'Toole; bassos, Frank H. Rebstock, Robert Paul. J. Frank White and Henry P. Werres. Organist and director, William Waldecker. St. Matthews Church. Rhode Island ave¬ nue. between 17th street and Connecticut avenue northwest. Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 11 o'clock, the music be¬ ing under the direction of the organist. Miss Jennie Glennan. The program will be Vidi Aquam by Pccher, Leprevist's Me-sse Solenelle; Graduale. arranged from Giorza; Venl Creator. Bialla, for quartet. At offertory: Hummel's Alma Virgo. After mass will be sung Giorza's Reglna Coeli. The solos at mass and vespers will be sustained by Mrs. Ptnnebaker, Misses Carrie Cotterill, Blamhe Wood, Emily Donath, Eiise Davis, Kate Lackey, Eliza¬ beth Tyler. Mrs. Jennie Hollifield, Messrs. Thomas Fitzgerald. Edward Schwartz, Michael Peters, Chas. Goodchlld, \V. Silas Sheetz and Dr. E. R. Stitt. At the vesper service will be sung the psalms and magniticat from Marzo No. 1; Offertory. Hummel's; Alma Virgo, Giisiun's Regina Coeli: O Salutaris. by Barilli; duet for soprano and alto; Tantum Ergo, Faurc; Laudate, Rossi. The choir consists of the following mem¬ bers: Sopranos.Mrs. Pennebaker, Missis Blanche Wood. Carrie Cotterill, Emily D<«iath. Edna Bishop. Kathleen Coonev, Isabel Sinclair, L. Long. Mrs. Walter Wil- marth. Contraltos.Misses Elsie Davis, Kate Lackey. Elizabeth Tyler, Annie Fleming. Mrs. Hollifield and Mrs. Fairtield. Tenors.Messrs. Thos. Fitzgerald, Ed. Schwartz. Michael Peters, John McAvoy, Fred White and Hugh Drysdale. Bassos.Messrs. Chas. Goodchlld. W. Silas Sheetz, S. G. Young and Dr. E. R. Stitt. Organist.Miss Jennie Glennan. St. Cyprian's Church. 13th and C streets southeast. Choir.Sopranos.Miss Clara J. Brawner. Miss Maria Thomas, Miss Cecilia Thomas. Miss Mary Queenan, Miss Bea¬ trice 3cott, Miss Amelia Cheu, Mrs. Julia Clifton and Miss Alice Logan. Altos.Miss Mary Musehet, Miss Florence Queenan, Miss Mary Harthman and Miss Loretta Muschett. Tenors.Charles Edelln, Samuel Middleton and Wm. Miller. Bass.Joseph A. Mason. Aloysius Brown, Joseph Mat¬ thews, Ashby Matthews, Hilary Taylor and John Miller. Organist.Sylvester Thomas. Music: Before high mass, Vidi Aquam; Batlman's Mass at offertory; Regina Coeli, Vidi Aquam. St. Augustine's Church, on 15th street be¬ tween L and M streets northwest. Solemn pontifical mass will be celebrated by Arch¬ bishop Martineili, the apostolic delegate. The sermon will be preached by Rev. F. X. Barder. C. SS. R. The following pro¬ gram will be rendered by the choir: Kyrie, Gloria and Credo, from Beethoven's mass in C; Veni Creator (Hummel), sokj, by"Mr. W. T. Benjamin; offertory. Alma Virgo (Hummel), solo and chorus; solo sung by Mrs. Martina Irving; Sanctus from Hay- tfen's third mass; Benedictus from Gounod's muss; Agnus Dei, from Hayden's third mass. Vespers, 4:30 p.m..Domine, Ad Adjuvan- dt'in, Millard; Dixit, Hayden; Gaudeamus, D'abelli. Reglna Coeli. Giorza; Magnificat, Mozart; O Salutaris. Giorza; Tantum Ergo. Dachaner. Memcers of the choir: Soprano, Mesdames Martina Irving. Anna Swann, Lula Prather and Susie Green, Misses Clara Wheeler. Gertrude Smith. Mary Simma. Julia John¬ son and Sella Tudy; alto, Mrs. Levenia Ix>fton, Mrs. Phebe Brougjiton, Misses Carrie Johnson and Elizabeth Parham; tenor, Messrs. J. I. Jackson and Wm. Smith: basso Messrs. W. T. Benjamin. John F. Cole and J. T. Parker. Professor A::ton Glcetzner. director and organist; Bernadine Smith, librarian. St. Patrick's Church, 10th street between V and G streets northwest. At 11 a.m.. Laudate Dominum in Sanctis Ejus, chorus," Gregorian; Vidi Aquam. Dielman: Kyrie. No. lti, Hayden; graduale. Hoc Dies, Wle- gsnd; soil and chorus. Gloria. No. l(i. Haydn; Veni Creator, by O'Shea, Mrs! Paulina Montegrlffo-Maina; Credo. No. 16 Haydn: offertory. Alma Virgo, Hummell, Mrs. B. Mattingly, Rogers and chorus; Sanctus, Plenlsunt. No. ltj. Haydn; Agnus Dei and Donanobis, No. 1«, Haydn; Regina Coeli, P. Giorza. soli and chorus. Members of choir: Professor Mariano Maino, director; Miss M. Louisa Boone, organ; Mrs. Blanche Mattingly Rogers, soprano; Mrs. Pauline Montegrlffo-Maina] .lto; Mr. Wm. D. McFarland. tenor; Mr. B. A. Ryan. bass. Chorus: Soprani. Miss Jennie Mudd. Mrs. Paul F. Cain, Misses Adelaide Borbeek. Hattie A. Foulke. Kattie C. Culltn, Mesdames J. E. Chapman. P. C. J. Trexner. Misses M. E. Reiiey. M. E. Combs, Blanche Norris. Mary McMenna- mln. Anna A. McMennamln. Marie Watkins; eltos. Misses Augusta Bort>eck. Jennie Wil¬ kinson. Mae Koekllng, Amy IJosser, Anna Treanor. Mesdames Helen Lynch, J. B. W llwn, Nellie Turner, Ella M. Summers Misses Elisabeth Gisriel. Anna Smith. Lil¬ lian Smith. M. Watson; tenor, Messrs etasius Meade, J. E. Potts, Wm. G. Pen¬ ney, Dr. H. B. F. Heath; basses, Messrs. J. B. Wiison, E. H. l'andert, P. c. J. Treanor Jno. J. Hamilton, Wm. Olivet, Felix Ma- bony, Wm. Mahony-Kcatlng. St. Paul's Church. 13th and V streets northwest. At 11 a.m.. MUsa Solemnls. A ehoir of thirty-five voices, with orchestra. «ill render the following program: Proces¬ sional. E. Bich. orchestia and organ; Vidi Aquam. Lehenerff; Kyrio: Mass In A Kal- llwoda (soloist. Miss Josephine Phillips)- Gloria, mass in A major. Kalliwoda (solo' Ists. Mrs. J. R. Condon. Miss Nlta Albert Mr. Jno. C. Weldman. Mr. Edwin T. Jones)- Venl Creator (arranged), Koschat; Credo' mess in A. Kalliwoda (soloist, Mr. Jno. C. Weldman); offertorium. Lit Laus Plena Alleluia! hallelujah chorus, Mount of Olives (adapted). Beethoven; Sanctus, mass in A major, Kalliwoda; Benedictus. mass In A. Kalliwoda (soloists. Misses Margaret C Dyer and Annie O'Brien, Mr. J. G. Trail); Agnus Del. mass In A. Kalliwoda (soloist, Mrs. II. B. Kaiser); Dora Nobis, ma:-'.* In A, Kalliwoda (soloist. Miss Annie 0*Urlen); recessional, Unfold, Ye Portals, Gounod. At 7 p.m., solemn vespers. Psalms, Gre- £cr«.n' Magnificat, Gregorian; Regina Coe- " emer; O Salutaris, Hurgitt; Tantum Ergo, Rosewig. Members *« choir: Oirector, Lawrence fci'gene French; organist. Miss M. E. rne;^ principal, Air. G. A. Weber; soprani, Mrs. N. R. Kelser. Miss Josephine Phillips, Mrs. J. R. Condon, Miss Margaret C. Dyer, Mrs. Morgan D. Lewis, Misses Bessie Hickey, H. S. Reed, M. Livings lone, B. Hunter. Mrs. ISyssrran, Misses Rose Sefton, A ,M- CouKh!in, H. V. Baurkett. L. Miller aad N. Ri*ey; alti. Misses Annie O'Brien, Annie O'Hure, Annie Hanley. N. Colclazier, Mrs. M. V. Benner and Mies A. Rogers; t!n,? ^essrs- Jno. C. Weidman, C. A. i?J . C K- bassf, Messrs. Li.win T. Jones. J. G. Trail, Claude Atchl- srn, Bernard Atchison, Ed. A. O'Hagen. t. J. Hell, H. G. Thyson, R. Wm. Dev- reaux, M. H. Donnelly-and O. H. Young. Sr. Joseph's Church, corner 2d and C streets northeast. Solemn hi^rh mass at ! ».». Kyrie. G.oria (Mario No. 2), iredo (Emerson's E flat). Sarctus (Marzo Ao. .;>. Agnus Dei (Marzo No. 2). At the o.Tortory, Regina Coeli, Sir Jules Benedict. Solemn ves: ers at 4 o'clock p.m. Psalms, Giorza. Marniticnt, Giorza. Regina Coeli, xsenedict, U Salutaris; ccntralto soio, Mar¬ zo; 1 an turn Ergo, choir. Sopranos, iitsdames Alice Kraft-Benson, Evans, Miller and Hollinger. Misses Wil- nemina Barton. Anna.Evans. Annie Hurley, Blanche Hurley, Allele Smith, Bessie Skel- . , w ? Howard. Antoinette Howard, Josie McDonald, Nellie Sage, Ke«ina Dona¬ hue, Isabel Hayes Holden and Alice Joyce; a.tos. Misses Blanche Hlgglns. Alice War- r. Agnes Little, Lula Underwood; tenors, Messrs. W. S. McCarthy, Ambrose War¬ ner. Frank Harrington and Henry Price: bassos. Messrs. George H. O'Connor, Wm. f. Barnholt Jas. P. O'Loughlin, John Howard. John Pellen and Dr. Francis Miner. Or.rar.ist and directress, Miss Daisy Isabel Joyce. Holy Name Church, 11th and K streets northeast. Solemn high mass at lo.'in u?'. /. lunt- Rev- Father Maguire of noj> Cross College; deacon. Rev. T. J. Kervick; subdtacon. Rev. A. J. Carey master of ceremonies, William Carlln". mn«!Hrni ves;H'rs at 7 J) m- The following Program will be rendered: Mass-VIii Aqram (Novelle), Kyrie, Von '"v. Cl,'ria a"d Credo. Hayden s Cnnnn-v far>ctus «nd Benedietus, Gounod s Mes.se Solennellc; Agnus Dei, V.on OTnmi u i tXTertorlum. Kegina Coeli ol vl ..1- eal0r (O'Shea): contralto Ave' iJ-Trt' ;,. s'iuta Dal>': at Ihe eraduale, vL (Gounod), with violin obligato. cat; Si? nT "1 8 Vts''ers and Magnlti- tVli n S1! Domini (Cagiiere). Regina Millard- ToftV, (G.orza); tenor solo. Billiard, Tantum Ergo. Faure The rhnir win? mi d.irfcction of Miss Mary Hessler, Miss Panlfn .oc!"a Daugherty, organist; illss Pauline Iseman, violinist. lows! members uf "1* choir are as 10I- _®°'?'"an08 Mrs. J. L. Duncan Mrs T T Miss Groves, Miss M. Hessler. Misses C. Mr-TtKelet mT^J A' Da»' Wm. Rogers. Mr. Wm!^J? Ryan0""*"' Mr stfeettinfih8 £hUrCt 1 and N°^h Capitol a 'V SE! I E "at; offertory. Regina Coeli Bene- Ben^icJtustTnteV|ud.eby "von Wilm DeiS,Hummers nil'ss^'n I"!!."""1 ac -jmpanlment "rcnestral and organ them, Regina Coeli, Benedict- O SainHp<c Dom?num. M,"lerat|ErB°' Gi°rZa; Uaudate Pauline"'y Thompson-Bern-; klto Miss Mosher: bassAlexander Sopranos-Misses M. Haekstad^ K Corri: Heron? I^Lyons, Mrs^U', Marceron, Mrs W Hinki*» ii1 a s* Altos.Misses M Trinlett Aufrecht- Kubel Mrs A r Vo,i ' i Ma«^ire, C. twenty-six players t.. ! , orchestra of and orchestra ' "" cholr- orKan Ss.-a^sr^ip sszF® Mamie Gran' Hriralto Mi s°pran°: Miss -oc on,. aHo";' Credo Haydn'"'n«t oflfertorv Cum » First mass; Gllsinn, Mr H O cfok fen A"'hanS(-li. Look, tenor; Mr T A P Win'ter^i °'jrnet u,,I:Sato by Mr' e' thoven s mass Tnc" Aeni,B^e,dlCtua' Noblis Pacem HavdrV? a"d Donna lol^ Mers'1,<;-fhlp °J .,hc cho'«- as fol- direetor; Mr. Arfhu^D"" M^h' mu8l'al asr-cr:;. ^Assr~s-r;sv ih; rorsyth. Mr. Gill, bassos, Mr. C. V. Bech- Mr CTa, n VT' «,r" Th»mas Gross. Mr P ,J Mr- Wm. De Lacy i> »» i, ir- J°»<*Ph Englcliart Mr' libtaanr'ianr Mr'JVaB: R°f"'rt Elkhart! ^J^r^rwgjsfsssi hv£". ,' " tr 8 ^na c°e» and an Easter M. reh offertory. Himmel-s Grand M.irch for organ and orohestra will be played uod.r the direction of Mr. Rake- mrnn at the conclusion of mass. Dlrectren. M. R°'Mul'lalyC K" St8WOrt; . The following program will be rendered hy StriI>ornlnlc-3 choir, at the church 6th and E streets southwest: Solemn hl*h mass, commencing at 11 o'clock; Haydn". second mass will he sung entire* Venl CV«n tor. Gloria. gr:,dualo. Victi^e PaichX Gilslnn; o..crtory. Salve Virgo, Florens bass so!o to be sung by Mr. L E. Qan^n In the evening, at 7:30 o'clock Le jS vespers. Regina Coeli. Paoia GteTn Tn,,tum Ergo, Gregorl^' The choir is composed of the following- bepranos, Mlsees Motile Wright V.rrnrft Kelly. Nellts Burke. Rose Ca*raher Henly. Lilly Acker. Mam', '1M Law,- a.tos. Misses Rose RUbbitt, Maggie Coleman. Bernlc Fitzgerald, Mamie Mono han. Kale Oonntaffton and Maggie Robert- sen; tenors, Messrs. A. a Oondxy, Joseph Ganges and Michael Casey; bassos, Messrs- John Caugher, George Burns. Joseph Eck- ert, Wiillam Keneally, Wm. F. Welsh ana Walter Butler. Organist, Miss Barbara Bischoff. St. Teresa's Church, Anacostia.Solemn high mass at 0 o'clock. The musical pro¬ gram will be as follows: Kyrie and Gloria, from Giorza's flrst mass; Credo, from Web¬ er's mass in G; offertory, Gaudeamus, by Diabelli, for quartet and chorus; Sanclus and Benedictus, from Gounod's Messe So- lonelle; Agnus Dei. from Weber's mass in G. In the evening at 7 o'clock, Giorza a lirst vespers and Magnificat will be ren¬ dered. Mr. J. Taylor Branson will play a violin solo, and at the benediction O Salu- taris, by Verdi, and Tantum Ergo, by Wie- gand, will be given. The following com¬ pose the choir: Sopranos, the Misses Emma Bean, Sadie Bean, Nellie Bolger, Lizzie Branson, Eva Eauroan, Mamie Casper, An¬ nie Green, Mary Harrison, Margaret Madi- gan, Eva Taibert; altos. Misses Gertrude Leonard. Nellie Leonard, Carrie Marryatt, Kathrine Rhodes and Mrs. Baden; tenors, Messrs. Ignatius Burns, John Connors, .Lawrence Gates, Simeon Harrison and D. A. O'Brien; bassos, Messrs. JohiT Arendes, George Casper, John Downey, E. C. Eck- art, Gilbert Gannon, Kobert E. Green and Thomas Smith. Organist, Miss Gennie G. Hartley. At the Church of Our Father there will be an Easter concert by members of the tiunday school next Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Alice Chandler will sing Hail, Bright Easter Morn, during the exer¬ cises. * St. Stephen's Church, 25th street and Pennsylvania avenue.Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 11 o'clock by Mon- signor Sbaretti of the papal legation. Ihe choir, assisted by Frof. Arth's orchestra, will render for the first time in W ashing- ton Gouncd's mass, dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The following is the pro¬ gram: Processional, Lovely Appear, from Gounod's Redemption; Kyrie and Gloria In Excelsis, Gounod; at the graduate. Ave Maria, Schubert, violin solo; before the sermon, Veni Sancte Spiritus, Frey, a capella; Credo, Gounod; at the offertory, Rcgina Coeli, Giorza; Sanctus Benedictus and Agnus Del, Gounod; recessional. Un¬ fold l'e Portals, from Gounod's Redemp¬ tion. Solemn vespers at 4 o'clock, Rose- v.ig's vespers; O Salutaris, baritone solo; Tantum Ergo, Berge; Laudate Dominum, Gregorian. The choir is composed of the following members: Sopranos, Mesdames Waters, Al¬ len, Mulleti, titaley and ilaldus, Misses Mc- Dermott, Slieehy, Power, Hunt, liayes and Hemmick; altos, Mesdames Dessez and Sheehy, Misses O'Donoghue, Jenkins, Gowans, Gillen, Trouden, Foertsch and Master Patrick Griffin; tenors. Messrs. O'Brien, Allen and Mulhall; bassos, Messrs. Gross, Gannon, Reid, Abbott, Arendes and Russell Abbott. The music will be under the direction of Prof. W. P. Hughes; Mrs. Mary Gillen, organist. St. Peter's Church, 2d and C streets southeast.Solemn high mass will be cele¬ brated at 10:30 o'clock, when the following music will be rendered by-the choir under the direction of Mr. L. F. Rudolph, Jr., with Miss Mamie Ktane as organist: lntroit, Vidi Aquam, W. C. Peters; Kyrie Gloria in Excelsis Deo. Crtdl In Nillice Deum, Sanc¬ tus et Benedictus; Agnus Del, comprising Hadyn s Third Mass in D (Imperial!; Veni Creator, tenor solo and quartet, Cirello; at the offertory Alma Virgo, soprano solo and chorus. Hummel. At 4 o'clock solemn vespers will be sung. The following will be the program at this service: Psalms and Mcgnilicat, E. Marzo; Alma Virgo, Hum- nel; Rcgina Coeli, Giorza; at the Benedlc- tlcn, Jesu Dei Vivi, trio for soprano, tenor and bas-s, arranged from Verdi's "Attila;" Tantum Ergo, Wiegand; Laudate Domi¬ num, Giorza. The choir is composed of the following singers: Soprani, Misses Hattle Ritchie, Anna IJaptlsta. Coleman. McCaf¬ frey. Marie McMahon, Margaret McMahon, Shaw, Sullivan, Costaggln and McKenna; alti. Misses Rtgina Baptlsta, Callan. Aren¬ des. Mapes, Slufrio, Martin and Rogers: tenori, Messrs. Randolph, Smith and Sweet; bassl, Messrs. Ed. B. Fox, N. Graham, Johnson, Moore and Eckert. St. Jerome's Church, Hyattsvllle-The masses will he celebrated at 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. At the late mass Lambiilottes Messe Selennelle In E flat will be sung; at the offertory, Gaudeamus, Diabelli; at bene¬ diction of the blessed sacrament, after the late mass, O Salutaris, Welgart, duet for soprano and bass; Tantum Ergo, Millard; Regina Coeli, Giorza. Following are the members of the choir. Sopranos, Mesdames Jos. W. Aman, Chas. Acker, Misses Leila Aman and Corrine Mc- Farland; altos, Misses Lou Itelly, Annie Burns; tenor, Mr. W. J. Hlckey; bassos, Messrs. Geo. E. Retly, J. F. Relly; director, Mr. Geo. E. Reily; organist. Miss Edythe M. Gallant. PROTESTASiT EPISCOPAL. Christ Episcopal Church, G street be¬ tween Oth and 7th streets southeast, Rev. Arthur S. Johns, rector.Morning service and holy communion at 11 a.m., Sunday school celebration 4:30 p.m. The following music will be rendered: Anthem, Christ is Risen, Danks; Christ Our Passover. Buck; Gloria Patria, Danks; Te Deum, Kotchmar; Jubilate, Berge; Gloria Ttbi, Rogers; offertory, The First Begotten of the Dead, Blumenschldu; hymns 118, 112, 34. Members of Choir: Soprano, Miss Dayelle Taylor; alto. Miss Launi A. Kahlert; tenor, Mr. J. S. Smith; bass, Mr. R. J. Lowry; J. Fulton Richards, organist. Church of St. Michaels and All Angels', 22d street and Virginia avenue, Rev. Wm. R. Turner, rector.First celebration of the holy communion at 7:30; at 11 o'clock, rrorning prayer; sermon by the rector and second celebration of the holy communion. Cl.lldren's festival, with choir, at 4 p.m. Evensong at 8 p.m. The music for these services will be rendered i>y the parish vested choir of thirty voices, and will be assisted by an orchestra under the direc¬ tion of Prof. Arthur Yundt. Incidental sclos in the Easter music will be sung by Messrs. M. Le Roy Gough, Gustave Escher, and Masters Monroe Elliott, Marshall White, Glen Morse, Howard Butterworth, Je hn Maury, Malcolm Sutherland and Bryan Morse. Mrs. F. A. Gardner will acsist at t'..e morning service and sing the offertory, and Mr. Melville D. Hensey will assist at night. Eleven o'clock service, pi icessional. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, Christ is Risen, C. Simper; Psalms, Te Deum, In D, Dudley Buck; Jubilate Deo, in C, Williams. lntroit hymn. Communion service by F. J. Barrett, of¬ fertory solo. Mrs. F. A. Gardner, Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay, Parker; re¬ cessional, Hark Ten Thousand Voices. Children's service at 4 p.m.. with proper n.uslc, Evensong at 8 p.m. ; processional 112, The King of Love My Shepherd Is, Shelley; n-tgnlflcat in F. W. G. Wood; Nunc Dlmit- tis in F, W. G. Wood; offertory solo, Mr. Melville D. Hensey; O Rejoice Mascagnl; Savior, When Night Involves the Sky, Shelley: recessional No. 25. The members of the choir are. Sopranos and altos. John Keller. Walter Coburn. Jesse Angel, Stewart Barton, John Maury, Munroe Elliott, Jack Bayly. Walter Wan- stall, Marshall White. Bryan and Glen Mcrse, Harry and Percy Finney. Malcolm and Douglass Sutherland, Howard Butter- worth, Clarence Chlsm, Arthur Thomas, Frank Poe; tenors, Mr. Le Roy Gough, James A. Hendlev. Frank Cox James White, Wm. McKfcim, Horatio Rench, H. A. Mills; basso, Gustave Escher John L. Ed- vards, Chas. Hall. Owen Thompson; li¬ brarian, Joseph Butterworth; organist, Fred M. Bryan; choir roaster, Edw. O. Asmussen. St Matthew's Chapel. M and Half streets Koutheast, Rev. J. M. E. McKee, pastor. - Choir-Sopranos, Mrs. Susan Burch, Mrs. Agnes Padgett, Misses Mary Burch. Mabel Boswell, Sophia Kuhn, Ettle Martin; altos, Mlsies Eva Wells. Violet H. McKee, Lena Myers' tenors. Messrs. Henry Tavender, W Breslyn, H. Virgil Martin; bassos, Messrs T. R. McPherson, Jaa. W. Lear, T O Martin; precentor, Mr. Henry Tav¬ ender; organist, Miss Rose Kuhn. assist¬ ant organist, Misses Mabel Boswell and Mary Burch. At the 11 o'clock service Easter morning the following music will be sung: Processional, Hymn 118, Christ Is Risen by A. 8. Sullivan; Christ, Our Pas¬ sover," is Sacrificed for Us, by 8. Etvey; Te Deum Laudamus, by J. H. Rogers; Jubilate Deo, by G. F. Steele; anthem, The King of Glory, by H. P. Danks; hymns, 112, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today ; 124. Sing With All the Sons of Glory; 118. At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing. The 8unday school festival will be held the evening of Easter day, at 7 o'clock. Christ Church, Georgetown.The following musical service will be rendered by the vested choir of Christ Church, Easier day, at 11 o'olock a-m.: Processional hymn, el. come Happy Morning; anthom, They Have Taken Away My Lord, Stalner; Christ Our PassoVer, Shephart; glorias, 1, Schilling; 8 Buck; 3. Lloyd; Te Deum, Buck Festival la E; Jubilate. Klein Festival In E; hymn. The Strife U Cer; Kyrie, Perkins; Gloria TIM, Parker; anthem. Christ the Lord Is Risen, Shelly; Offertory, Shout Te High Heavens. Chad wick; ascription, Praise God From Whom, etc.; Trisigion, Hodges; Gloria in Excelsis, old ohlnt; recessional hymn. The Day of Resurrection. The choir Is compoi*M « the following men and boys: Boys, Wfflte Laub. John Jones, Forrest Thomp^on/Wlnter Graves, John Waters, Fred. Ctapln, Eugene Ball. David Brewster, Parker Godwin, Walter Frey, Tom Goodwin, Oily Goodwin, Harold Godwin. Alex. Matshi' Agisted Grady, Chas. Wheatley, Brlce' Frey, Willie Tay¬ lor, Roecoe Miller, Paul Mackall, John Roeemond and Irving Hoffman; tenors. Fred. Leetch. Wm. McKee, Hartley Wheat- ley, Chas. Waters, J. W. Harper, C. Wil¬ kinson and Lawrence Reed; bassos, Wm. B. Orme, Charles Eltasou, William Wa¬ ters. Frank Goodwin, ft. H- Pendleton, Dr. Wood, Harry Connor and Fred. Clifton. The choir will be assist-ed by the following ladles; Sopranos. Mrs. Howard, Miss Clephane and Miss Schott; alto. Miss Wil- lenbucher; violins. Miss Allen. Miss Wheat- ley and Miss Coyle; 'cellos. Miss Schott; soprano soloist. Mrs. J. H. Roche; alto soloist, Mrs. Bard; organist. Miss Aileen Bell; choir master, Mr. James Watson. The service will be repeated Sunday. April 17. St. Albans', Rev. C. G. Bratenahl, rec¬ tor..Morning prayer, sermon and holy ccmmunion at 11 o'clock. The musical pro¬ gram Is as follows: Processional, hymn 115; Christ Our Passover, Hodges; Te Deum, Barrett: Jubilate, Hodges; offertory, Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead. Clare. The choir is composed as follows: Boys. Clark Middleton, Edward Tippett, Albert Jchnson. John Shepherd, Edward Beach, Edgar Smith, Charles Howlin, James Hen- Hnf, Frank Henry, Douglas McRae and Stephen Harney. Ladles .Miss Rlchen- bach, soloist; Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Clias. A. Neale, ll:ss Galpm. Miss Marshall, Miss Johnson, Mrs. E. G. Randal!. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Thompson. Men.Mr. Clarence Latimer, Mr. F. E. Midileton. Mr. Thomp¬ son. Mr. E. G. Dandall, Mr. McCoy, Mr. David Weaver. Lee Jewett Cox; Mrs. F. E. Middleton, organist; R. L. Cox, director. St. James' Church, 8th street near B northeast.Saturday, llrst vespers at 7 p.m.; hymns 125, 131. i;u and 138; Proper Psalms, 113. 114 and SIS. Gregorian; Mag¬ nificat and Nunc Dimittis. Sunday, higU celebration at 11 a.m..Processional hymn, 4!)7, Welcome Happy Morning; Introit, p&tilm 3, Gregorian: service, Tour's mass, in F; hymns, 127, 555, 136 and 135; offer¬ tory anthem. Halleiujah Chorus. Handel. i,£'v^?hoJ1? !lt ~ P-m-.Entrance hymn, lzo. Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem, Proper Psalms, 113, 114, and 118. Gregorian; Mag¬ nificat and Nunc Dimittis, Evans, in A; hymn, 138: aathem. Awake Thou That « i1ePe,st' stalner; Processional hymn, 13<>, Alleluia; final hymn. 30. The choir Is comprised of: Sopranos, Mas- Vf",. H!rYo'ler' (>arl Keyser, Harry Milne, \\ alter Hamilton, J. Cole, C. Read, S. Pole. R. Bullough, E. Howard, and altos, Mas¬ ters, G. Evans and R. Kreiter; tenors, wtu.- .?. ?ryan- J' G- clar* »"<1 A. VV hit worth; bassos, Messrs. J. W. Shaw, S. H. Keyser, J. O. Harmon ami G. W. Evans. Organist. Mr. W. T. Flather. The vested choir of St. Stephen s Church, Columbia Heights, Rev. George F. Dudlev. rector, will render the following program: :.^un,,ng ®ervice.Processional hvmn 100; Christ Our Passover," Tours, in D- T» A?. flat- 1Stainor; Jubilate. King Kn' M ,.anthem' "AS 11 B^a" to communion service, Gar- a o "rf"l"ry anthem- "Sing. O Heavens," Sullivan: recessional hvmn 114. Th.c evening service and Sunday school celebration will be held at quarter before ru° .w.hen the Magnificat and Nunc i#1 ittis of A. II. Mann will be sung. Onlr?l!»er2ri°f rlhe cholr are as follows: Quartet.Miss Driver. Boprano; Mrs. E. L. MeLeod contralto; Mr. Horatio Rench, tenor; Mr. b ulton Lewis, bass. Chorus: Tenors.Messrs. Rench. Brown. Thayer Browne; bass.Messrs Lewis, Gibbs, Peek- ham, Mitchell, Towles and Everett; boys. t. 1 ?T Vi>x' Alb;rt Agnew, Granville Guss, Robert Hughes, Ellis Mcleod, John Barr Don Edmunds. PhiUlp Clark, Warren Tow¬ er, Harry ClaTk, Wesley Peckham, Frank Peck ham, Eflmund McKeever, Irwin Por- ter. Mortimer Tower, Howard Vidal. George Hughes, Harry Parkin Director, Mr. Ful¬ ton Lewis; organist, Mrs. Harrison B. Brown. The Church of Our Saviour, Rev J T 2m. reftor -Sjrvices: 7 a.m.. holy com! munion, 10:15, morning, prayer; 11 a.m. holy communion and Bernrtn, and at this U18 vested choir. under the direc¬ tion of Prof. H E. Saltsman. will render the following music: Hallelujah chorus r Deum hi' Milliard; Now Is Christ Risen, by Milliard. The so- cT iT i-, ,® Justalned by Misses Sydney . ° ®nyder> Mary Purr, sopranos; Mrs Chas. Davis and Miss Small, altos; and v, ijW ten°r: Mr" Wm de Ford chorus basses, and a well-balanced nhT.'ll!!?'1 °{ th* Ascension, corner Massa¬ chusetts avenue and 12th street northwest, Rev. John H. Elliott. S. T. D. rector- Rev. 1 homas Worthlngton Cooke, assist¬ ant minister..Celebration of the holy eu- charlst at 7:30 a.m. The musical portions of Prals^rV W;" bS SU"S by lhe ChaI>ter At 11 a.m. there will be morning prayer sermon by the rector and a second celebra¬ tion of the holy euoharist. The musical portions of this service will be sung by M?® vested choir of the parish, consisting or thirty-seven men and boys, and the or¬ der of service Is as follows: Processional hymn, "Welcome, Happy Morning," tune tortunatus. Sir Arthur Sullivan; proper antliein, "Christ Our Passover is Sacrificed i?F ^ ^ev' J- S- B. Hodges, D.D.; Gloria Patri after proper psalms-from Hodges "Christ Our Passover," and from the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, in D composed for the seventh annual festival of the London Church Choir Association Berthold Tours; Te Deum, In E flat, Sir John Staiue:-; Jubilate, double chant, in A flat. Dr. Hodges; introit hymn, "Christ the Lord is Risen Today," tune. Clarion Dr. E. F. Rimbault; Kyrie, fourfold in F, Dr. A. H. Messlicr; Gloria Tibl. In C, s! Brentor. Whitney; hymn, "Jesus Christ is Risen Today," tune. Worgan. Carey; an¬ them at offertory (St. Luke. 24, verse3 5-7, and part of hj mn 121). "Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead? He is Not Here, But Is Risen," Bruce Steane. At presentation of offering, long-meter doxol- ogy, Guil Franc; Sanctus, In A, Charles Gcunod; hymn of communion, "At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing." tune, Salz¬ burg, J. S. Bach. Gloria in Excelsis, In G, Henry Smart. Recessional hymn, "Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain," tune, Rex Regum, G. B. Lissant. At 4 p.m. the Sunday school festival service will be held in the church, when the school, assisted by the full choir, will sing Easter carols; addresses will be made, and the Easter offerings of the school will be received. At this service Vincent's un- them, "As It Began to Dawn Toward tie First Day of the Week," will be sung at the offertory. On Low Sunday such parts of the forego- irg selections as are appropriate will be repeated, the Vincent anthem being sung at the offertory In the morning, while Ste>anc'3 anthem, "Why Seek Ye the Liv¬ ing," and a Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, in A, hy A. Herbert Brewer, will be fea¬ tures of the service at 7:00 p.m. The personnel of tKc choir is as fol¬ lows: Decani: Basses, Messrs. George E. Terry, Edward Keeling and Arthur P. Miller. Tenors. Messrs, James G. Traylor, Robert P. Stone and Edward Parry. Al¬ tos, Warren G. Eynon, Arthur B. Pierce and Alfred Mori. SopFanbs. John C. Alex¬ ander. Chesleigh Bonrftie, Lewis Werden, Stanhope O. Crane, Edwin Smith, Paul V. Mitchell, George L. Malcolm, Charles 8. Gould and Clarence E.! Wright. Cantoris: Basses, Messrs. Rolla P. Cur- rle, Frank Sigourney and''Weir Gllllss and Dr. Lincoln Johnson. Tenors, Major N. H. Camp, arid Messrs. Oeotge W. Lee and Robert E. Lea. Altos, Ltfther B. Nye and Oscar Gardner. Sopranos, Fred G. Pushaw, William Murphy, Robert-' D. Thompson, Luman Allen, CarrolV Darning. Maurice Bonine, Leo B. Roberts, ""Edwin Ireland, Herman F. Ca>l end 'FriWk C. Alexander. Librarian, Mr. Arthui^'P^MIller; assistant director, Mr. James G. Traylor; organist and choirmaster, Mr. Francis Edward Camp. St. Andrew's P. E. Church, corner 14th and Corcoran streets. Rev. J. B. Perry, rec¬ tor..Order of service: 11 a.m., processional, hymn 114, Wlrtemburg; Christ Our Pass¬ over. Dudley Buck; Gloria Patri, No. 1, J. B. Calkins, in F; No. 2, Newcomb, In O; No. 3, J. R. Fairlamb, In E flat; Te Deum, Sir John Stalner, In E flat; Jubilate, P. A. Schnjcker, in E flat; hymn ill. Clarion; Gloria Tibl, Unison; hymn 118, Resurrexlt; offertory, tenor solo, Mr. Herndon Morsel), The Angels' Message, A. F. Loud; presenta¬ tion, Old Hundred; recessional, 121, Vic¬ tory; holy communion; Sanctus, Morsell; Gloria In Excelsis, old cbant; hymn No. 221 St. Flavian. 7:30 p.m..Processional, hymn 118, Easter - Gloria Patri, Newcomb, In G; Magnificat. Joseph Barnby, In D; Nunc Dimittis, Jamas Pearce, In F; hymn 117, Paran; hymn 1& Lux Eoi; offertory, chorus. Now Is ChrOt RIM* from the Dead. Georgj B. Allen; pre- serrtation, Humphrey; recessional, hymn 125. St. Oswald. Members of tl>5 choir: Misses Bates, Ban, McCarty, Mesd&mes Rex-Smith and Brown, sorra.nl: Mesdames Mahon, Moraell, Misses White and Lair, alti; Misses. Zepp, Mt.ln, Sumner and Veates. bassl; Mr. Clar¬ ence E. Doyle, organist; Mr. Herndon Mor- sjll, tenor and director. 8t. John's Church, Georgetown, Rev. Chas. E. Buck, rector..The following mu¬ sical program will be rendered at the It o'clock service: Processional. Hymn 100; Christ Our Passover. Hodges: Te Deutr, Trimnell's Festivnl In D: Jubilate, Garretl. In E; introit anthem. If We Believe That Jesus Died, Simper: offertory, anthem. Gov! Hath Appointed a Day. Tours: communion service, Gounod: recessional. Hymn 110. The choir is composed of th" following mem¬ bers: Sopranos, Miss Maiy ' xjekwood, sol .- 1st; Masters George Wilkinson. Arthur Du- gan, Fred Burrows, Raymond Kidwell, Al¬ len McFadden, Roscoo Roach. Percy Or- ton, Eugene Garrett, Le Roy Tucker. Wm. S. Houser Wm. Powell. Richard H. Rob¬ ertson, Walter Merts, Tonls Halsberg. Wm. Butler, Richard Goodrick, Henry Crown, Elliott Mlddleton, Newton Mlddleton; altos. Miss Carrie Dodson, Masters John Bar- barin. Cubicr Grover, Harry Back, Wilford Roach and Harry Middieton; tenor*. Messrs. William Looker, Percy Minnlck, Chas. Cropley, If. Lundsford: bassos, Messrs. G. F. D. Rollings, Reginald Ivook- er.Wm. Bell. Dr. F. S. Barbarin; librarians Messrs. Landsford and H. Mlddleton: as¬ sistant organist. Mr. Chas. Cropley; or¬ ganist, Mr. W. E. Middieton; choirmaster, Mr. Halleck Donoho. St. Margaret's Church, Connecticut ave¬ nue, Rev. Richard Lewis Howell, rector. At the 11 a.m. service the music will be rendered by the vested choir, under the charge of Mr. R. I. Geare. The principal selections are Christ Our Passover, Schill- Irg; Te Deum, in A, Bridgewater; Jubi¬ late, Jerome Hopkins; introit anthem. Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead? Nevin, and Gloria in Excelsis. Tours. At the offertory, a soio will be sung by Mr John R. Bentley. a prominent baritone of Philadelphia. He will also sing at the afternoon service. The afternoon of Kaster day, at 4::#) o'clock, the carol service will be held. As stated above, at the offertory a second solo. The Resurrection Morn, Schnecker, will be sung by Mr. John R. Bentley; Goss' Cantate and Holdtn's Nunc Dimittis will be the canticles presented. At this service the rector's gold cross will be transferred from the boy who has now worn it for a 5 car to the boy who has been choscn for the next year by the choristers them¬ selves as most deserving of the honor. A suitable memento will be given by the rec¬ tor to tne boy who relinquishes the cross. Special presents will also be given to the boys who have been selected as ranking second and third in the order of special rr.erit. These selections have also been n.ade by the boys themselves. The personnel of the choir: Sopranos.Robert Boggis, Willie Boyd. Preston Callum, Fritz Fernow, Hoi man Fletcher, Cresswell Garlington, Wilbur Gill, Robin Gill. Atlee Kalton. George Man¬ ning, Grafton Page, Irvine Stiles. Callender Stiles. Clark Wells, Haymond Whitney. Altos.Iltyd Geare, Harry Gill, Alec. Tun- stall, assisted by Miss Byrd Harvey. Tenors.Dr. William P. Compton, J. B. Lukes. Spencer Geare. Bassos.H. Stanley Hinrichs, Edward Holmes, H. G. Isel, Edward S. Perry, as¬ sisted by Mr. John R. Bentley of Philadel¬ phia. Organist. Mrs. Martha B. Harvey; libra¬ rian. Spencer Geare; choirmaster, R. I. Geare. St. Mary's Chapel. St. John's Parish, Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith, D.D., rector; Rev. O. L. Mitchell, M.A., vicar..Services will be held as follows: Holy communion, 7 a.m.; morning prayer, 11 a.m. Service. Processional, Hymn 115, Rotterdam; sen¬ tences; exhortation: general confession; declaration of absolution; the Lord's Pray¬ er: versicles; anthems, Christ Our Pas¬ sover, H. P. Danks: Psa'.ms 2, 57, 111; Glorln, H. P. Danks; first lesson; Te De¬ um, Max Vogrich: second lesson: Jubilate, chant; Nicene creed, Stamrmrs in E flat: collects; Introit, Hymn 118, Salzburg. Ante-communion.Kyrle, Stammers in E flat; Gloria Tlbi, Stammers in E flat; Hymn 112, Worgan: sermon; offertory anthem, Christ Is Risen from the Dead, Varley Roberts. Communion.Sanctus, Stammers in K flat; benedietus. Stammers in E flat: Agnus Dei, Stammers in E flat; Gloria in Excelsib, Stammers In E flat; benediction; recession¬ al, Hymn 110, St. Kevin. Sunday school carol service, 3 p.m..Pro¬ cessional, We Are Soldiers of the Cross: sentences; the Lord's Prayer; versicles and responses; the lesson; Magnificat; the Apostles' Creed; the collects; carol, East¬ er Flowers. Easter Carols: address; ofTer- tory; carol, Ix>ud Sing Your Praises This Easter Day: collect; benediction; recession¬ al carol, Hail! Bright Glorious Easter Morn! Evensong, 8 p.m..Processional carol. We Are Soldiers of the Cross; sentences; gen¬ eral confession; declaration ot absolution; the Lord's Prayer; versicles: Psalms 1U 114, 118; first lesson; Magnificat, Holde-n: second lesson; Nunc Dimittis, Holden: the creed; collects; anthem, after third collect: prayers: Hymn 112; orchestral cantata: offertory; collect: benediction; recessional, Hymn 118. 'Orchestral accompaniment at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Members of the choir.Sopranos, Clifton EelH, James Chase, Fred Crusoe, Deilrich Dishman, Romeo Dinguit, Samuel Hill, James Mack, Alphonso Reed, Moria Saun¬ ders, Charlie Turner, Theodore Turner.Wil- l'am Tlmey; altos. Edward Dorsey, James Kidrick; tenors, William Goodrich. Leon Turner, Edward Morton. Robert Mattlng- ly, Samuel MattingLy; bassos, Albert K. Brodie, Harry Saunders, James Gray, Hi- ram Gray. Miss Cecil F. McKec, organist. Grace P. E. Church, 32d street north- T.est.Morning prayer, sermon and holy ccmmunion 11 a.m.; processional hymn 112; anthem, Mornlngtton; Te Deum. Anon; Jubilate, R. Woodward; hymn 114; Gloria Tlbi, Anon; hymn 117; sermon, Doxology; Old Hundredth; offertory, hymn 116; Sanc¬ tus, Taylor; hymn 336; Gloria in Excelsis, Zeunner; recessional hymn 121. Members of the choir.Sopranos, Mrs. Buuse. Mrs. Huber, Mr3. Donaldson. Miss Benton, Miss Annie Madison. Miss Lulu Grimes, Miss Neva Norton and Miss Par¬ ker, assisted by Miss Fannie Grimes, Miss Emma Baggett, Miss Helen Bause, Miss Fauth and Miss Ella Sebastain; altos, Mrs. Pearson and Miss L Burrows; tenors, Mr. J. A. Pearson; bassos. Messrs. Wm. Mc- Shea and Mr. John Cherry; organist, Mr. Richard S. Ballnger. All Saints'. Bennlng.Easter day, 11 a.m., processional hymn, 100; hymn before the sermon. 116: communion hymn. 228; Nunc Dimittis. Ayers, In F; recessional hymn, *'choir.Miss Barnes, organist; Misses Cog- gins, Delia Suskey, Martha Silekey. Mrs. Frank Barnes, Mrs. Cook and Mr. NV alter Barnes. St. John's Church, corner of l«th and. M streets northwest. . Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith, rector, Rev. Frank H. U'Ke- low and Rev. Ernest M. Paddock, assist¬ ants' Rev Wm. R. Turner of St. Michael's and All Angels' Church and Rev. Oscar L. Mitchell of St. Mary's Chapel, vicars, holy communion at 7 a.m.; morning prayer;.ser¬ mon and holy communion at 11 a.m.. cnorai evensong and Sunday school carol service at 4:15 p.m. The program follows: Proces¬ sional hymn. 100. -Welcome. Happy Morn- irg" Sir Arthur Sullivan; Easter anthem, in F "Christ Our Passover," Schilling: Gloria Patrl, in D. Field. Te Deum Lau- damus. in E flat, Stainer; Jubilate Deo lri D, Woodward; Introit Hymn, 113; Gloria. Tibi, plain song, Gounod: Hymn 777, "Christ the Lord is Risen Today," Rim- bault; sermon by the rector: Offertory An¬ them, In C, Winchester; Ascription, "Praise God From Whom," Gull. Franc; Banctus, in G Hall; Eucharistic Hymn, 224, Maclagan; Gloria In Excelsis, in C, Adlom; Nunc Dimittis, in A flat. Cook; Recessional Hymn. 772. "Jesus Christ is Risen Today. Alleluia!" Worgan. Members of the choir: Bassos. R. H. Atkinson. John C. Spencer, Nathaniel B. Fugltt. Louis W. Weaver. Tenors, H. C. Pearson, Karl J. Daniel, M. D. Hensey. Altos, Samuel Beay. Paul Maschmeyer. Frank Sabotka, Charles Tompkins, Miss Jessie Tabler. Sopranos, Chester Smith, Edward Padgett, Paul Bachschmld, Max Pearson, Valentine Ash- ford. Francis Dumall, Clarence Edmonds, Clarence Burton, Bennett Wayland, Harry Padgett, Harry Beay, Charles Stevenson, Edward Oldham, Paul Dean, Harry Beay. Ernest Bachschmld t. Bernard Burnside, Arthur 8elpp, Mrs. B. F. Sprig*. R. H. At¬ kinson. acting precentor; John Theophll. organist; Frank Sabotka. librarian; Chas. Tompkins, assistant librarian. St. Paul's Church, 23d street near Wash- ington circle. Rev. Alfred Harding, rector; Rev. PhHip M. Prescott and Rev. F. M. Gibson, assistant ministers; Warren 8. Young, lay reader. . Services oa Easter day aa follows: Holy communion a* «, 7:30 and 0 a.m.; matins and high celebration, fully. choral, at 11 a-m.. when the following program ot mu¬ sty win be rendered b* the vested choir, under the direction of Mr. Donald B. Mac¬ Leod, organist and choirmaster; Proces- slonal, Alleluia. Risen Lord. \\ llson; Eas¬ ter anthem, Christ Our Passover Is Sacri¬ ficed for Ut, Schilling: Te Drum and Jubi¬ late Deo, In B flat. King Hall: Introlt hymn. The Strife la O'er, Palestrlna; com¬ munion service, tn F. complete. festival setting, MacLeod: hymn. Sullivan: offer¬ tory. A* It Began to Dawn. Foster: re¬ cessional. Come, Te Faithful. Raise the Strain. SuHlvan. Sunday school carol sen - ! ice at 4 p.m. Choral evensong at H p.m., at which t.me the same hymns and an¬ thems as In morning will be rendered, and L ejLes,lvi11 ^atfniflcat and Nunc Dimlttis. 8 Th1"8 Trimnell, will be sung t.L u Kr '"J1* ,fo"ow»: Sopranos: Mas- Harhaugh. Blckfcrd. R.,n.laU, Sin c..ilr, Morgan. HeiUbower. Duvall Bell 5re*'r- Gorg.is, Holsc.n. Gheen! I, erV. SchuItr- Dunham and ni in lnl u' M'»S.S Valk- Mlss Bal>- Miss rvJ?i c ikL. ,2' Mercer; tenors. Messrs. hJS SelbokiG. H. Michaelson and Wi!- | liam T. Heed; basses, Messrs. Percy Thompson, Frank M. Ball. J. H Flnin-v and John N. Bundick; cello, Mr. William Lf &. Hhrnr.ans. Willie Fr. iss an-1 ."yUer. Thomas Mul!ef: sir ax sr'ss.sr^r,: Rev D^n.'ll uhUrch' ,Rock Creek parish., *tev. Daniel Barr, assistant minister .Tho program Processional. God. My Kin/ S.hena1,J; t'hr'St °ur Passover. P a Mo^'vM T.. ? °rla ralrl- No 7" Hemdon T ~e"m' ln <. ". Millard; Jubi¬ late iJeo. ln fc, flat. H. Millard; Kvrie Elei¬ son Mendelssohn; Gloria Tlbl. Hodg>s of- Hi"nry'«K 0Sr" "V"1"' Alleluia. Christ Is FrA i'-i? iieyi. 9anctuR Spiritu; Gloria in ,h Shint; recessional. The mem¬ bers of the choir are: Miss Delaplane. so¬ prano; Mrs John Burgess, alto; Mr. John' S" Mr- Soran. tenor; Mr. August gMlst'. ; Mr' WiUiam S" HeiIe>- or"l Church of the Incarnation. corner 12th and N streets northwest. Rev. William Tayloe Snyder, rector. First celebration. <-10 a.m.; second celebration. 12 noon; morning prayer and sermon, 11 a.m. The program is: Matins.Processional. Ancient of Days, Teffery; anthem. Christ, Our Pass- over. Schilling; Glorias, Robinson; Te L»eum, Stephens, in C; hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen Today, Davidlca; offertory, Alle- 'ulia, Norrls. in F. soprano solo by Mrs. Mauoc Duval Crist; Gloria, Morlngion. . "Oly Eucharist.Introit, Allelulia. the strife is Oer. Mann; Kyrie Eleison, Gou¬ nod; G'orla Tlbi. Garrett; Laus Christo, Garrett; hymn. O Savior. Precious Savior, Mann; Sursum Corda. Camidge; Sanctus, Camidge; Agnus Dei, soprano solo, Gou¬ nod. Mrs. Maude Duval Crist; Gloria in Excelsis. old chant; Nunc Dlmittis, Round; recessional. Hark. Ten Thousand Voices bounding, GauntletL The choir 1« composed of thirty vested men and boys, and is augmented by six fe- male voices, assisted by Miss Florence Henri King, violinist; Mr. Elliott C. Pren¬ tiss, organist; Mr. Hr. Francis Bell, direc¬ tor. Trinity Church, cornsr of 3d and C streets northwest..The program is as fol¬ lows: Processional, hymn No. 115. Rotter- dam, by Tours- anthem, Christ Our Paes- over, in A flat, by Potter; Gloria Patri, No. 1. in F. old manuscript; Gloria Patri. No. 2, ln B flat, old manuscript; Gloria Patri, No. 3, in B flat, by Farmer; Te Deum 1-auda- mus, in F, by Frost and Middleton; Jubilate Deo, in F, by Tours; hymn No. 111. Clarion, by Reinbault; Kyrie, in E flat, by Naylor; Gloria Tibi, ln A. by Farmer; hymn No. 1H, l.aeta'oundus by Hopkins; ofT;rtory. anthem, On the First Day of the Week, by Lahee; Sanctus. Anglo-Gregorian in G, anonymous; hymn No. 21H, Dearie; Nunc Dimlttis, In A flat, by Brown; recessional, hymn No. 117, Paran, Neander. Members of choir: Soprani.Misses Vir- glnla Goodwin, B. Goodwin, Washington, W?eden. Tasker, Middleton, Davis, Fair¬ fax. Skillman. McKee, Vlckery. Bock: altl. Mrs. McKee. Mrs. Beechert. Misses Haupt. Hall man, Nickols; tenorl.Messrs. Bright, Parker, Phillips. Logan; bassi.Messrs. Sklllman. Mcltoberts, McEu?n, Maloney, Miller; organist, E. F. Frost; violinist. Prof. Shubert; choirmaster, D. W. Middle- ton. St. Mark's Pro-C.-thedral, 3d and A streets southeast.11 a.m. processional hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, Carey; Christ. Our Passover (chant), Elvey; Te Deum in A (festival). Westbury; Benedlc- tus, Hopkins. Holy communion: Introit an¬ them, Av.ake Up. My Glory, Barn by; Kyrie Eleison ln C. Merbecke; Gloria Tibi, Creed, Sursum Corda. Sanctus, and Gloria in Excelsus in F. Stainer; hymn, Jesus Lives. Gi.untlett; Ascription hymn. The Strife is O'er, the Battle Don^, Palestrina; offertory (organ), sonata <3d part). Se«ly; presenta¬ tion of alms, Doxology. Old Hundred: com¬ munion hymn. At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing, Elvsy; Nunc Dlmittis. Gregorian; recessional hymn. The Day of Resurrec¬ tion. Tours. Evening prayer, 7:30 p.m..Organ pre¬ lude, Triumphal March in F. Grison: pro¬ cessional, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, Carey; Cantate. Deus Mlsercartur, in C. Rev. J. L. B. Hodges; anthem. W hy Seek Ye the Llvlrg Among ihe Dead? Claire; hymn. Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today, Rembault; Ascription, hymn. Sing Alleluia Forth ln Duteous Praise, Monk; offertory (organ). Allegro, Vincent; presentation of alms, Doxology. Old Hundred: recessional hymn. The Day of Resurrection, Tours; Postlude ln E flat, Mererbeer. The members of the choir are: De Offeo Brown, organist and choirmaster: H. E. Barnes, librarian; George Rock, cruelfer; boys, trebles.Wm. Barker, Phillip Wil¬ liams, Fred. Blller, Chas. Herring. Oscar Herring, Wm. -Miller, Wm. Daiton, Warner Brashears. Wm. Spence. Frank Carpenter, Joseph S; 11 son. Lewis Stilson, Horace John¬ son. Chan. Crouse. Women, sopranos.Mrs. C. J. Duey, Mrs. Cbas. Fonda. Miss Robinson. Miss E. Rob¬ inson, Miss M. Towner, Miss C. L. Shields, Miss M. Woodward. Miss E. Kielholtz. Miss E. R. Hayes. Miss R. Gray. Miss H. Gray, Miss F. Dudley. Miss L. Daiton. Miss S. Bnimm. Women, altos.Mrs. A. L. Pope. Miss E. Baker. Miss E. D. Town, Miss Joan Brumm. Men. tenors.Dr. Hanway German, Mr Paul A. Steele. Mr. G. C. Collett, Mr Fred A. Kendall. Mr. Childs: Mr. F. M. Parker. Men. basses.Dr. And. Blllltchell. Mr. C. T. Belt. Mr. Jno. R. Shields. Mr. Chas. Roberts, Mr. Alex. L. Pope, Mr. C. J. Lu¬ cy, Mr. Henry P. Blair, Mr. Wm. S. Hodces. Church of the Epiphany..Clebrutlon of the holy communion, 7:30 a.m. Morning prayer, sermon and holy communion. 11 o'clock. Easter lestlval of the combined Sonday schools of the parish at 4 p m. and evening prayer and sermon at 8 o'clock. The musical program for the 11 a.m. serv¬ ice Is as follows: The us'ial hymns and Angelican chants appropriate to the day: Christ Our Passover, ln C major. Wood¬ ward; Te Deum Laudamus, in G major, Lelghter: Jubilate Deo. Sir Vllllers Stan¬ ford: Introit Anthem, As It Began to Dawn, Dr. Charles Vircent: nnthf-m before the sermon. He Is Risen, Sir Henry Gads- fcy; offertory anthem. Shout, Te High Hea¬ vens and Rejoice All Ye Earth, G. W. Chadwlck. At the 8 p.m. service Calkin's festival evening service In G major will be sung. The vested choir Is composed of a quartei consisting of Miss Lillian Halley. soprano. Miss Harrlette Grum. contralto; Mr. Wm. Caulfleld, tenor; Mr. G. Berkeley Griffith, basso, and a chorus of ladles and gentle¬ men, under the d'rectlon of Mr. H. Clougii Lelghter, orgShlst end choirmaster of the parish. Chorus members are as follows. Misses M. Evans, B. Evans. Shepherd. B. Smith, E. Jones, Herring, Goukl, Yeiten- helmer. Whitcomb, Sr.owden. Howell. Pres¬ ton, Dldden, Knight, Pollock. Lockhart, Pole, Dlckerson, Pike, Mrs. Caulfleld. Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Ahtey and Mrs. Harrison, Messrs. Cheston, Churchill, Whiting. Bond. Berlin. Denison, Pole, Lloyd. Ballard, Whitcomb, Thomas, Darby and Ford. Epiphary Chapel. 12th and C streets southwest, the Rev. A. M. Hilllker ln charge. Celebration of holy communion at 8 a.m. Children's carol service at 10:20 «um. Morn¬ ing prayer and celebration of holy com¬ munion. 11 o'clock. Evening prayer and confirmation by Btafaop Satterlee at 7:30 o'clock. The music at 11 a.m will be: Proces¬ sional, Christ Is Risen, Sullivan: Christ. Our Passover, Tours: Te Deum, J>auda- mus, in O major. Lelghter; Jubilate Deo, in G sharp, Lelghter: Introit, Awake, Up. My Glory. Barnby; hymn. At the Lamb's High Feast, Glory: offertory anthem. Why Beck Y« the Living Among the Dead? Brucs Steoo?: Sanctus, Spohr; recessional. Hark, Ten Thousand Voices Sounding, Dykes. Members of the choir are: Sopranos. Misses Heisley, Goldoer. Brett, Williams. Do well. Fanace, Master Geo. Heisley and Misses McConnell; altos. Misses Hlgden, Magulre, Thompson and Hosier: tenors. Messrs. Head ley, Taylor and Asliford : basses, Messrs. Prosper! and (loMuy. Organist and director, Mrs. 8. K. Lelghter. Ptnakney Memorial Chuzeh. Hyattsville, IM. CkM. E. Mayc, reotor.-11 a.m., Kara In* prayer arid holy communion. The mu¬ sical program will I*: Procession il. The Day of Resurrection. Tours; Christ Our Passover, Savage: Te IVum snd Juoiiate In n. Field; Introlt. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today. Rlmbault; hymn. At the Lamb's Hijcfc Feast We Sir.R. Klvey; off.rtory, Awak". I'p. My Glorv. Barnby; recessional. Come. Ye Faithful. Sullivan. Th? male vested choir Is under the direc¬ tion of Mrs. S. K. l>«i(rhter. and 'iw the following membership: Masters Paul Morri¬ son. McCutkMrll Wilson. Clarence Wltaon. Edmund Maya Harold Rumside. I-*'* Campbell. Loll s Whltlt.x, Fred llun". Har¬ old Whitlntr. Francis DuckeSt, Hammond Welsh. Duval Duckett. Hop. rs Gore. Ar¬ thur Carr. Warren Whltlnc. BMinlc Kraln- er. Messrs. Burnside. Fuller. Holden and Leakln Organist Miss I.lper On Kast»r aay Mrs. Mayo will accompany the choir. St. Thomas' Church. 1Mb and Mndlson streets northwest. Rev John A. Aspinwail, rector; Rev. John (J. Ames, assistant- Early morning serv ice and holy communion at S o'clock; morning prayer, sermon and holy communion at 11 o'clock; carol serv¬ ice by the Sunday school, at S p.m. The usual ev.mlng service will be omitted. At the morning service at 11 o'clock rite of coniirmatlon will be on rclsed by the Right Rev. llcnr> Y. Sattcrlee. D. D.. bishop of the diocese. The festival music will be as follows; Proc -salonal hymn.Welcome. Happy Morn¬ ing. Sir Arthur Sullivan; Christ Our Pass¬ over, arranged to Lavallee's Tucs Pctrus; Gloria Patri; (a) from Venite. In A. Pud- ley Buck; <b) from Bonum est, In It. Shel¬ ley; <c) from Cantate Domino. In C. Vof- rich; Te Deum, festival, in G major. Dud¬ ley Buck: Jubilate I>eo. A flat major. Ar¬ thur Foote; hymn, 5u.">; Kyrie. In C. Tours; Gloria Tibl, In (5. Chad wick; hymn, llo; offertory. As It Began To Dawn. Dudley Buck: Sanctus. B. Cecil Klein, hymn, com¬ munion. Barnby: Gloria in Exceisis. third mass. Haydn. The choir Is composed of Miss Grace L. McCulloch, soprano; Miss Eleanor U. 81- monds. contralto. Mr. Charles Frederick Crosby, tenor; Mr. Charles E. Myers, bass; Miss Fannie Morgan Ware, organist; Mr. C. F. Crosby, director. Church of the Advent..The Easter pro¬ gram Is as follows: Processional. Morgan, "Christ the Lord Is Risen T^ilay;" "Chris! our Passover." Ix>rd Morrington: "<ilorl* Patrl." Dudley Buck: "Te Deum," Millard* festival l:i B flat: "Jubilate." festival, J. Rcss Corbin; Introlt. "Angt ls Roll the Rock Away," Barnby; anthem. "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today." Warren: communion h>mn, "Palestrlna." Choir. Mesdames Hells Bradford, 8. P. Holllngswrfrth, Misses Drew. Dyer. White, Messrs. Henry M. Wal¬ ter. 8. P. Holliiigsworth. E. M Matt: or¬ ganist, Mrs. R. 11. Hocock. A l>eautitul and appropriate reredos has been placed In ths Church of the Advent as an Easter mem¬ orial. and several other gifts are expected to be used on the altar for the tlrst time Easter day. Emmanuel P. E. Church. Anacostla. Rev. W. G. Davenjiort, rector. The program of nuslc Is as follows; Morning service: Pro- Ci ssior.al, "Welcome, Hafipy Morning," Sullivan; Christ Our Passover. Tours; Psalm Easter Day. Gloria Patn, Te Deum. Sullivan. In D; Jubilate. Sulitvan. In D: Litany hymn, K>: Introlt hymn. Christ Is Risen. Sullivan; Kyrie Elelson, ltridgewa- ter. In A; Gloria Tibl, 11. Baker, in F; hymn. Come Ye Faithful, Sullivan: sermon, Gloria Patri. Tourse. in D; offertory. Sing. O Heavens, SuMlvan: olTertory sentence, Doxology: Sanctus. Bri.lgewater. in A: Agnus Del. Agutter. B flat; Gloria In Ex¬ ceisis. Agutter, B flat: Nunc Dimlttis. Chant 1W recessional. Jesus Lives, <«aunt- Ictt The evening service will be for the chil¬ dren. who will be assisted by the choris¬ ters and the chapter of praise. The choir is as follows: Sopranos. Eddie Frlsbie. Edgar Johnston. Lester Johnston. Edgar l^eapley, Charles Padgeit, John Fe!- lis, Turner Perkins, James Richie. Arthur Simpson. Grover Tolson and Robert White. Tenors, Harry Kelly. Milton Fellls. Eu¬ gene Thompson and Bertram Thornett; lassos. William Scantlebury. Samuel Fel- lis. Warren Tolson and Howard Keating. The chapter of praine. whicli will assist the choristers, is composed of the follow¬ ing: Sopranos. Mrs. Green, soloist: Misses Julia Hardy, Anna Davenport. Alice Dan- forth. Annie Smith. Alice Scantlebury. Ad¬ dle Padgett, Annette Kibble and Maud Simmons; altos. Misses Marion Keating tnd May Lampson. Mrs. E. Zane Pylefc, crganist. Dr. J. W. Hollingsworth, direc¬ tor. LI THKKAX. St. Mark's Lutheran Church, C street between ll'th and i:ith streets southwest. Rev. John C. Bowers, pastor. At 11 a.m. the pastor will preach, the holy communion will be administered and a class of cate¬ chumens will be confirmed. The musical program will be as follows: Anthem Christ Has Risen. Frederick C. Mak.-r and Luther League Hymnal; hymn, sentences, Who Made Heaven and Earth, arranged from I^yrlz; And Thou Forgavist the Iniquity of My Sin, Layriz; introit. with the gloria patri: T. N'orris. kyrie: gloria In exceisis. old chant, follewed by sentence. And With Thy Spirit; hallelujah, from Schoeberleln's Schntz. The Nlcene Creed; offertory. Create in Me a Clean Heart. O God. Riegel: anthem. Angels, with chorus; James C. D. Parker, from Luther League Hymnal; doxology, Old Hundred. The music for this occasion will be fur¬ nished by a chorus choir composed of the members of the Luther league. The new pipe organ will be used for the tlrst time. In the evening the Sunday school will I raster the service as prepared by the board of church ext nslon. Grace Lutheran Church, corner lilth and Corcoran streets northwest. Rev. J. E. A. Dcermann, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. In addition to the repular order of the c. mmon service, the following will be ren¬ dered by the tholr: Ojiening anthem. Je¬ sus Christ is Risen Today, tiara H. Scott, choir; Te Deum In E-flat (short). Dudley Puck, choir; offertory, Allelulia, Homer A. Norris, Mr. Alfred B. Leet. Evening service.Opening anthem, same as opening anthem in morning; offertory, anthem, Christ is Risen, Carl Bruche, choir. Quartet choir.Soprano. Miss Ida Stuis. tenor, Mr. R. A. Lewis; alto, Mrs. Wllner; bass, Mr. Alfred B. Leet. St. John's Lutheran Church. 330 4Vj street southwest. Rev. George Brodthage. pastor. Sunday morning, at lO^M o'clock, celebration of the Lord's supper. In the evening, at 7:30, festival for the Sunday school, with songs, speeches and declama- tlcns and distributing of Easter eggs to the children. The choir will sing the anthem, O Zion, That Brlngest Good Tidings, by Geo. F. Root. The choir consists of the following: Misses Carrie Ostermeyer, Julia Wachsmuth, Mamie Tripp, Anne Tripp. Kate Tri]»p, Carrie Schielth, Mamie Scha- fer, Mr. GiO. Osiermeyer and Mr. Charlea Zanr.er. Zlon's Lutheran Church, corner c.th and P streets northwest. Rev. A. Homrlghaua, ptstor Service at 11 a.m. Osterglocken Sl.wingt und KUngs, by Alfred Beirly. will be rendered by the choir. Topic for the morning. "Easter Joy.the Lord's Supper." For the first time the new catechumen* will be administered. Quartet. In Dleser Heilgen Zett, by Bierly. Members of the choir are Mr. M. E. May. director; William P'ltt. organist; Misses Katie Vogel, Dork Lustig. soprani; Misses Martha Metzler and Rosa Walrath. alti; Mr. Leo. 8tlefel, tenor, und Mr. M. E. May. basso. At <S:30 p.m. there will be a Sunday school service, according to board of church extension program. Mr. E. M. May, super¬ intendent. and Mrs. Alice Barlier. organ¬ ist. This will be followed at 7M p.m. b]r holy communion services in the English language. Mr. Arthur Telblg, organist. St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, cor¬ ner of lltn and H streets northwest. Rev. Dr. Domer. pastor. Program for Eaater morning: Easter anthem. Christ Our l'ass- over. Tours; the Easter service, scripture lesson and hymn; antiicm. Behold I Tall You a Mystery. Holden; soprano solo. Mist Doc. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today, Gogart: anthem. Christ Has Won the Vlc- tcry, Wiegand; anthem. The Btrife is Oer. Mendelssohn; organ prelude. Relnlcke; In¬ terlude, Batiste; postlude, Dubois. Confir¬ mation and communion services. Closing: hymn No. MB, All Hall the Power of Jesus' Name; benediction. Sunday evening, Sunday school anniversary, with Eaater music. Church choir.Miss Edna B. Doe, soprano: Miss Mary II. Clear, alto; Mr. A J. Nick olds, tenor; Mr. B. F. Myers, and director; Mr. A. Olmstcad, organist. Keller Memorial Lutheran Church, ner ttth street and Maryland avenue north- erst. Rav. C. H Butler, pastor. The order: of service at 11 o'clcck will be as follows. Voluntary. They Hava Taken Away My; Lord, Harrington; Gloria Patrl, Kyrte; Gloria in Excelsla. As an offertory. Mrs. W. T. Betts trill slog 1 Know That My Ro- ^jerrcr Llvelh. lfandel'a Messiah. After, .,c sermon and the administration of the Ltfru'a supper there will be su:mc toe chorus. The Lord U Risen Indeed, by B1U-- ixipr. ' 1 The choU hi composed of the followingt

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Page 1: THE RISEN LORD - Chronicling America · 2017-12-25 · THE RISEN LORD Theai3 of Easier as Musically Inter¬ preted iD the Churches. WHAT WILL BE SONG TOMORROW Celebration of a Joyous

THE RISEN LORDTheai3 of Easier as Musically Inter¬

preted iD the Churches.

WHAT WILL BE SONG TOMORROW

Celebration of a Joyous Easter

Holiday.

SERVICE OF SONG

The joy ..ml gladness of the Raster timenaturally lint's expression in music, and so

the musical feature of the religions serv¬ices in tno churches is characteristic of theobservance if the day. Elaborate p;o-giams are rendered by the choirs in a largelumber of the churches of the city, as niilbe seen by a peri sal of the appended list.One of the functions of music is to voice

the religious asp.rations of the humansoul. and the themes suggested by theevents in the history of Christianity haveemployed the best endeavors of the lead¬ing composers of the world. To interpretthe works of those roasters, as well as toassist in the devotions of the day. is thepurpose of the careful preparation madeby the singers in the various churches.The programs which will be presented to¬

morrow iii the churches named are as fol¬lows ;

C ATHOLIC CIIIRCHES.Bt. Mary's Church, r>th street between G

and H streets northwest, Kev. FatherGlaab. D.D., pastor. Solemn high mass

will be celebrated at 10:30 o'clock a.m..with the following music: Yidi Aquam (be¬fore the mass). J. Wiegand; mass in C, L.van Beethoven. Kyrie. Gloria, Credo, Sanc¬tus. Benedlctus and Agnus Dei; TerraTremuit (at the graduale), B. O. Klein,Alma Virgo (at the offertory), J. N. Hum¬mel.Vespers will he sung at 4 o'clock p.m.,

with music embracing several new selec¬tions. as follows: Vesper service No.D« mine Ail Adjiwantum. Dixit Dominusand !.audate Dominum; Magniticat. C. Mod¬erate Reglna Coeli, M. A. Melvil; O Salu-taris, Bohm-Wiegand; Tantum Krgo, S.Rousseau; Laudate Dominum. C. Moderati.The personnel of the choir is: Sopranos,

Misses Cecelia V. Murphy, Appolonla Mil¬ler. Rosa Miller. Alice Koch, Lulu Roberts,Theresa Buehler, Mesdames RaymondWhite, Goldshorough Godard and BessieHancock; altos. Misses Margaret Eichhorn,Nancy Mille.-, Mamie Miller and EdnaWright; tenors. Aloysius S. Kennell. JohnT. Orchard and L. V. O'Toole; bassos,Frank H. Rebstock, Robert Paul. J. FrankWhite and Henry P. Werres. Organist anddirector, William Waldecker.

St. Matthews Church. Rhode Island ave¬nue. between 17th street and Connecticutavenue northwest. Solemn high mass willbe celebrated at 11 o'clock, the music be¬ing under the direction of the organist.Miss Jennie Glennan. The program willbe Vidi Aquam by Pccher, Leprevist'sMe-sse Solenelle; Graduale. arranged fromGiorza; Venl Creator. Bialla, for quartet.At offertory: Hummel's Alma Virgo. Aftermass will be sung Giorza's Reglna Coeli.The solos at mass and vespers will be

sustained by Mrs. Ptnnebaker, MissesCarrie Cotterill, Blamhe Wood, EmilyDonath, Eiise Davis, Kate Lackey, Eliza¬beth Tyler. Mrs. Jennie Hollifield, Messrs.Thomas Fitzgerald. Edward Schwartz,Michael Peters, Chas. Goodchlld, \V. SilasSheetz and Dr. E. R. Stitt.At the vesper service will be sung the

psalms and magniticat from Marzo No. 1;Offertory. Hummel's; Alma Virgo, Giisiun'sRegina Coeli: O Salutaris. by Barilli; duetfor soprano and alto; Tantum Ergo, Faurc;Laudate, Rossi.The choir consists of the following mem¬

bers: Sopranos.Mrs. Pennebaker, MissisBlanche Wood. Carrie Cotterill, EmilyD<«iath. Edna Bishop. Kathleen Coonev,Isabel Sinclair, L. Long. Mrs. Walter Wil-marth.Contraltos.Misses Elsie Davis, Kate

Lackey. Elizabeth Tyler, Annie Fleming.Mrs. Hollifield and Mrs. Fairtield.Tenors.Messrs. Thos. Fitzgerald, Ed.

Schwartz. Michael Peters, John McAvoy,Fred White and Hugh Drysdale.Bassos.Messrs. Chas. Goodchlld. W.

Silas Sheetz, S. G. Young and Dr. E. R.Stitt.Organist.Miss Jennie Glennan.St. Cyprian's Church. 13th and C streets

southeast. Choir.Sopranos.Miss Clara J.Brawner. Miss Maria Thomas, Miss CeciliaThomas. Miss Mary Queenan, Miss Bea¬trice 3cott, Miss Amelia Cheu, Mrs. JuliaClifton and Miss Alice Logan. Altos.MissMary Musehet, Miss Florence Queenan,Miss Mary Harthman and Miss LorettaMuschett. Tenors.Charles Edelln, SamuelMiddleton and Wm. Miller. Bass.JosephA. Mason. Aloysius Brown, Joseph Mat¬thews, Ashby Matthews, Hilary Taylor andJohn Miller. Organist.Sylvester Thomas.Music: Before high mass, Vidi Aquam;

Batlman's Mass at offertory; Regina Coeli,Vidi Aquam.

St. Augustine's Church, on 15th street be¬tween L and M streets northwest. Solemnpontifical mass will be celebrated by Arch¬bishop Martineili, the apostolic delegate.The sermon will be preached by Rev. F.X. Barder. C. SS. R. The following pro¬gram will be rendered by the choir: Kyrie,Gloria and Credo, from Beethoven's massin C; Veni Creator (Hummel), sokj, by"Mr.W. T. Benjamin; offertory. Alma Virgo(Hummel), solo and chorus; solo sung byMrs. Martina Irving; Sanctus from Hay-tfen's third mass; Benedictus from Gounod'smuss; Agnus Dei, from Hayden's thirdmass.Vespers, 4:30 p.m..Domine, Ad Adjuvan-

dt'in, Millard; Dixit, Hayden; Gaudeamus,D'abelli. Reglna Coeli. Giorza; Magnificat,Mozart; O Salutaris. Giorza; Tantum Ergo.Dachaner.Memcers of the choir: Soprano, Mesdames

Martina Irving. Anna Swann, Lula Pratherand Susie Green, Misses Clara Wheeler.Gertrude Smith. Mary Simma. Julia John¬son and Sella Tudy; alto, Mrs. LeveniaIx>fton, Mrs. Phebe Brougjiton, MissesCarrie Johnson and Elizabeth Parham;tenor, Messrs. J. I. Jackson and Wm.Smith: basso Messrs. W. T. Benjamin.John F. Cole and J. T. Parker. ProfessorA::ton Glcetzner. director and organist;Bernadine Smith, librarian.St. Patrick's Church, 10th street between

V and G streets northwest. At 11 a.m..Laudate Dominum in Sanctis Ejus, chorus,"Gregorian; Vidi Aquam. Dielman: Kyrie.No. lti, Hayden; graduale. Hoc Dies, Wle-gsnd; soil and chorus. Gloria. No. l(i.Haydn; Veni Creator, by O'Shea, Mrs!Paulina Montegrlffo-Maina; Credo. No. 16Haydn: offertory. Alma Virgo, Hummell,Mrs. B. Mattingly, Rogers and chorus;Sanctus, Plenlsunt. No. ltj. Haydn; AgnusDei and Donanobis, No. 1«, Haydn; ReginaCoeli, P. Giorza. soli and chorus.Members of choir: Professor Mariano

Maino, director; Miss M. Louisa Boone,organ; Mrs. Blanche Mattingly Rogers,soprano; Mrs. Pauline Montegrlffo-Maina].lto; Mr. Wm. D. McFarland. tenor; Mr.B. A. Ryan. bass. Chorus: Soprani. MissJennie Mudd. Mrs. Paul F. Cain, MissesAdelaide Borbeek. Hattie A. Foulke. KattieC. Culltn, Mesdames J. E. Chapman. P. C.J. Trexner. Misses M. E. Reiiey. M. E.Combs, Blanche Norris. Mary McMenna-mln. Anna A. McMennamln. Marie Watkins;eltos. Misses Augusta Bort>eck. Jennie Wil¬kinson. Mae Koekllng, Amy IJosser, AnnaTreanor. Mesdames Helen Lynch, J. B.W llwn, Nellie Turner, Ella M. SummersMisses Elisabeth Gisriel. Anna Smith. Lil¬lian Smith. M. Watson; tenor, Messrsetasius Meade, J. E. Potts, Wm. G. Pen¬ney, Dr. H. B. F. Heath; basses, Messrs. J.B. Wiison, E. H. l'andert, P. c. J. TreanorJno. J. Hamilton, Wm. Olivet, Felix Ma-bony, Wm. Mahony-Kcatlng.

St. Paul's Church. 13th and V streetsnorthwest. At 11 a.m.. MUsa Solemnls. Aehoir of thirty-five voices, with orchestra.«ill render the following program: Proces¬sional. E. Bich. orchestia and organ; VidiAquam. Lehenerff; Kyrio: Mass In A Kal-llwoda (soloist. Miss Josephine Phillips)-Gloria, mass in A major. Kalliwoda (solo'Ists. Mrs. J. R. Condon. Miss Nlta AlbertMr. Jno. C. Weldman. Mr. Edwin T. Jones)-Venl Creator (arranged), Koschat; Credo'mess in A. Kalliwoda (soloist, Mr. Jno. C.Weldman); offertorium. Lit Laus PlenaAlleluia! hallelujah chorus, Mount of Olives(adapted). Beethoven; Sanctus, mass in Amajor, Kalliwoda; Benedictus. mass In A.Kalliwoda (soloists. Misses Margaret CDyer and Annie O'Brien, Mr. J. G. Trail);Agnus Del. mass In A. Kalliwoda (soloist,Mrs. II. B. Kaiser); Dora Nobis, ma:-'.* InA, Kalliwoda (soloist. Miss Annie 0*Urlen);

recessional, Unfold, Ye Portals, Gounod.At 7 p.m., solemn vespers. Psalms, Gre-

£cr«.n' Magnificat, Gregorian; Regina Coe-" emer; O Salutaris, Hurgitt; Tantum

Ergo, Rosewig.Members *« choir: Oirector, Lawrence

fci'gene French; organist. Miss M. E.rne;^ principal, Air. G. A. Weber; soprani,

Mrs. N. R. Kelser. Miss Josephine Phillips,Mrs. J. R. Condon, Miss Margaret C. Dyer,Mrs. Morgan D. Lewis, Misses BessieHickey, H. S. Reed, M. Livings lone, B.Hunter. Mrs. ISyssrran, Misses Rose Sefton,A ,M- CouKh!in, H. V. Baurkett. L. Milleraad N. Ri*ey; alti. Misses Annie O'Brien,Annie O'Hure, Annie Hanley. N. Colclazier,Mrs. M. V. Benner and Mies A. Rogers;t!n,? ^essrs- Jno. C. Weidman, C. A.i?J .

C K- bassf, Messrs.Li.win T. Jones. J. G. Trail, Claude Atchl-srn, Bernard Atchison, Ed. A. O'Hagen.t. J. Hell, H. G. Thyson, R. Wm. Dev-reaux, M. H. Donnelly-and O. H. Young.Sr. Joseph's Church, corner 2d and C

streets northeast. Solemn hi^rh mass at! ».». Kyrie. G.oria (Mario No. 2),iredo (Emerson's E flat). Sarctus (MarzoAo. .;>. Agnus Dei (Marzo No. 2). At theo.Tortory, Regina Coeli, Sir Jules Benedict.Solemn ves: ers at 4 o'clock p.m. Psalms,

Giorza. Marniticnt, Giorza. Regina Coeli,xsenedict, U Salutaris; ccntralto soio, Mar¬zo; 1 an turn Ergo, choir.Sopranos, iitsdames Alice Kraft-Benson,

Evans, Miller and Hollinger. Misses Wil-nemina Barton. Anna.Evans. Annie Hurley,Blanche Hurley, Allele Smith, Bessie Skel-. , w ? Howard. Antoinette Howard,Josie McDonald, Nellie Sage, Ke«ina Dona¬hue, Isabel Hayes Holden and Alice Joyce;a.tos. Misses Blanche Hlgglns. Alice War-

r. Agnes Little, Lula Underwood; tenors,Messrs. W. S. McCarthy, Ambrose War¬ner. Frank Harrington and Henry Price:bassos. Messrs. George H. O'Connor, Wm.f. Barnholt Jas. P. O'Loughlin, JohnHoward. John Pellen and Dr. FrancisMiner. Or.rar.ist and directress, Miss DaisyIsabel Joyce.Holy Name Church, 11th and K streets

northeast. Solemn high mass at lo.'inu?'. /. lunt- Rev- Father Maguire ofnoj> Cross College; deacon. Rev. T. J.Kervick; subdtacon. Rev. A. J. Careymaster of ceremonies, William Carlln".mn«!Hrni ves;H'rs at 7 J) m- The following

Program will be rendered:Mass-VIii Aqram (Novelle), Kyrie, Von

'"v. Cl,'ria a"d Credo. Hayden s

Cnnnn-v far>ctus «nd Benedietus,Gounod s Mes.se Solennellc; Agnus Dei, V.on

OTnmi u itXTertorlum. Kegina Coeli

ol vl ..1- eal0r (O'Shea): contralto

Ave' iJ-Trt' ;,. s'iuta Dal>': at Ihe eraduale,vL (Gounod), with violin obligato.

cat; Si? nT "1 8 Vts''ers and Magnlti-tVli n S1! Domini (Cagiiere). ReginaMillard- ToftV, (G.orza); tenor solo.Billiard, Tantum Ergo. Faure The rhnir

win? mi d.irfcction of Miss Mary Hessler,Miss Panlfn .oc!"a Daugherty, organist;illss Pauline Iseman, violinist.lows! members uf "1* choir are as 10I-

_®°'?'"an08 Mrs. J. L. Duncan Mrs T T

Miss Groves, Miss M. Hessler. Misses C.

Mr-TtKelet mT^J A' Da»'Wm. Rogers. Mr. Wm!^J? Ryan0""*"' Mr

stfeettinfih8 £hUrCt 1 and N°^h Capitola

'V SE! IE "at; offertory. Regina Coeli Bene-

Ben^icJtustTnteV|ud.eby "von WilmDeiS,Hummers nil'ss^'n I"!!."""1ac -jmpanlment

"rcnestral and organ

them, Regina Coeli, Benedict- O SainHp<c

Dom?num. M,"lerat|ErB°' Gi°rZa; Uaudate

Pauline"'y Thompson-Bern-; klto Miss

Mosher: bassAlexanderSopranos-Misses M. Haekstad^ K Corri:Heron? I^Lyons, Mrs^U',Marceron, Mrs W Hinki*» ii1 a

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Altos.Misses M Trinlett Aufrecht-Kubel Mrs A r Vo,i ' i Ma«^ire, C.

twenty-six players t.. ! ,orchestra of

and orchestra ' "" cholr- orKan

Ss.-a^sr^ip sszF®Mamie Gran' Hriralto Mis°pran°: Miss

-oc on,. aHo";' Credo Haydn'"'n«toflfertorv Cum »First mass;

Gllsinn, Mr H O cfok fenA"'hanS(-li.

Look, tenor; Mr T A

P Win'ter^i °'jrnet u,,I:Sato by Mr' e'thoven s mass Tnc" Aeni,B^e,dlCtua'Noblis Pacem HavdrV? a"d Donna

lol^ Mers'1,<;-fhlp °J .,hc cho'«- as fol-direetor; Mr. Arfhu^D"" M^h' mu8l'al

asr-cr:;. ^Assr~s-r;svih;

rorsyth. Mr. Gill, bassos, Mr. C. V. Bech-Mr CTa, n VT' «,r" Th»mas Gross.Mr P ,J Mr- Wm. De Lacyi> »» i, ir- J°»<*Ph Englcliart Mr'libtaanr'ianr Mr'JVaB: R°f"'rt Elkhart!

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offertory. Himmel-s GrandM.irch for organ and orohestra will beplayed uod.r the direction of Mr. Rake-mrnn at the conclusion of mass. Dlrectren.

M. R°'Mul'lalyC K" St8WOrt;

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The following program will be renderedhy StriI>ornlnlc-3 choir, at the church 6thand E streets southwest: Solemn hl*hmass, commencing at 11 o'clock; Haydn".second mass will he sung entire* Venl CV«ntor. Gloria. gr:,dualo. Victi^e PaichXGilslnn; o..crtory. Salve Virgo, Florensbass so!o to be sung by Mr. L E. Qan^nIn the evening, at 7:30 o'clock Le jS

vespers. Regina Coeli. Paoia GteTnTn,,tum Ergo, Gregorl^'The choir is composed of the following-

bepranos, Mlsees Motile Wright V.rrnrftKelly. Nellts Burke. Rose Ca*raherHenly. Lilly Acker. Mam', '1MLaw,- a.tos. Misses Rose RUbbitt, MaggieColeman. Bernlc Fitzgerald, Mamie Monohan. Kale Oonntaffton and Maggie Robert-sen; tenors, Messrs. A. a Oondxy, Joseph

Ganges and Michael Casey; bassos, Messrs-John Caugher, George Burns. Joseph Eck-ert, Wiillam Keneally, Wm. F. Welsh anaWalter Butler. Organist, Miss BarbaraBischoff.

St. Teresa's Church, Anacostia.Solemnhigh mass at 0 o'clock. The musical pro¬gram will be as follows: Kyrie and Gloria,from Giorza's flrst mass; Credo, from Web¬er's mass in G; offertory, Gaudeamus, byDiabelli, for quartet and chorus; Sanclusand Benedictus, from Gounod's Messe So-lonelle; Agnus Dei. from Weber's mass inG. In the evening at 7 o'clock, Giorza alirst vespers and Magnificat will be ren¬dered. Mr. J. Taylor Branson will play aviolin solo, and at the benediction O Salu-taris, by Verdi, and Tantum Ergo, by Wie-gand, will be given. The following com¬pose the choir: Sopranos, the Misses EmmaBean, Sadie Bean, Nellie Bolger, LizzieBranson, Eva Eauroan, Mamie Casper, An¬nie Green, Mary Harrison, Margaret Madi-gan, Eva Taibert; altos. Misses GertrudeLeonard. Nellie Leonard, Carrie Marryatt,Kathrine Rhodes and Mrs. Baden; tenors,Messrs. Ignatius Burns, John Connors,.Lawrence Gates, Simeon Harrison and D.A. O'Brien; bassos, Messrs. JohiT Arendes,George Casper, John Downey, E. C. Eck-art, Gilbert Gannon, Kobert E. Green andThomas Smith. Organist, Miss Gennie G.Hartley.At the Church of Our Father there will

be an Easter concert by members of thetiunday school next Sunday evening at 7:30o'clock. Miss Alice Chandler will singHail, Bright Easter Morn, during the exer¬cises. *

St. Stephen's Church, 25th street andPennsylvania avenue.Solemn high masswill be celebrated at 11 o'clock by Mon-signor Sbaretti of the papal legation. Ihechoir, assisted by Frof. Arth's orchestra,will render for the first time in W ashing-ton Gouncd's mass, dedicated to the SacredHeart of Jesus. The following is the pro¬gram: Processional, Lovely Appear, fromGounod's Redemption; Kyrie and Gloria InExcelsis, Gounod; at the graduate. AveMaria, Schubert, violin solo; before thesermon, Veni Sancte Spiritus, Frey, acapella; Credo, Gounod; at the offertory,Rcgina Coeli, Giorza; Sanctus Benedictusand Agnus Del, Gounod; recessional. Un¬fold l'e Portals, from Gounod's Redemp¬tion. Solemn vespers at 4 o'clock, Rose-v.ig's vespers; O Salutaris, baritone solo;Tantum Ergo, Berge; Laudate Dominum,Gregorian.The choir is composed of the following

members: Sopranos, Mesdames Waters, Al¬len, Mulleti, titaley and ilaldus, Misses Mc-Dermott, Slieehy, Power, Hunt, liayes andHemmick; altos, Mesdames Dessez andSheehy, Misses O'Donoghue, Jenkins,Gowans, Gillen, Trouden, Foertsch andMaster Patrick Griffin; tenors. Messrs.O'Brien, Allen and Mulhall; bassos, Messrs.Gross, Gannon, Reid, Abbott, Arendes andRussell Abbott. The music will be underthe direction of Prof. W. P. Hughes; Mrs.Mary Gillen, organist.St. Peter's Church, 2d and C streets

southeast.Solemn high mass will be cele¬brated at 10:30 o'clock, when the followingmusic will be rendered by-the choir underthe direction of Mr. L. F. Rudolph, Jr., withMiss Mamie Ktane as organist: lntroit,Vidi Aquam, W. C. Peters; Kyrie Gloria inExcelsis Deo. Crtdl In Nillice Deum, Sanc¬tus et Benedictus; Agnus Del, comprisingHadyn s Third Mass in D (Imperial!; VeniCreator, tenor solo and quartet, Cirello; atthe offertory Alma Virgo, soprano solo andchorus. Hummel. At 4 o'clock solemnvespers will be sung. The following will bethe program at this service: Psalms andMcgnilicat, E. Marzo; Alma Virgo, Hum-nel; Rcgina Coeli, Giorza; at the Benedlc-tlcn, Jesu Dei Vivi, trio for soprano, tenorand bas-s, arranged from Verdi's "Attila;"Tantum Ergo, Wiegand; Laudate Domi¬num, Giorza. The choir is composed of thefollowing singers: Soprani, Misses HattleRitchie, Anna IJaptlsta. Coleman. McCaf¬frey. Marie McMahon, Margaret McMahon,Shaw, Sullivan, Costaggln and McKenna;alti. Misses Rtgina Baptlsta, Callan. Aren¬des. Mapes, Slufrio, Martin and Rogers:tenori, Messrs. Randolph, Smith and Sweet;bassl, Messrs. Ed. B. Fox, N. Graham,Johnson, Moore and Eckert.St. Jerome's Church, Hyattsvllle-Themasses will he celebrated at 7:30 and 10:30

a.m. At the late mass Lambiilottes MesseSelennelle In E flat will be sung; at theoffertory, Gaudeamus, Diabelli; at bene¬diction of the blessed sacrament, after thelate mass, O Salutaris, Welgart, duet forsoprano and bass; Tantum Ergo, Millard;Regina Coeli, Giorza.Following are the members of the choir.Sopranos, Mesdames Jos. W. Aman, Chas.Acker, Misses Leila Aman and Corrine Mc-Farland; altos, Misses Lou Itelly, Annie

Burns; tenor, Mr. W. J. Hlckey; bassos,Messrs. Geo. E. Retly, J. F. Relly; director,Mr. Geo. E. Reily; organist. Miss EdytheM. Gallant.

PROTESTASiT EPISCOPAL.Christ Episcopal Church, G street be¬

tween Oth and 7th streets southeast, Rev.Arthur S. Johns, rector.Morning serviceand holy communion at 11 a.m., Sundayschool celebration 4:30 p.m.The following music will be rendered:

Anthem, Christ is Risen, Danks; ChristOur Passover. Buck; Gloria Patria, Danks;Te Deum, Kotchmar; Jubilate, Berge;Gloria Ttbi, Rogers; offertory, The FirstBegotten of the Dead, Blumenschldu;hymns 118, 112, 34.Members of Choir: Soprano, Miss DayelleTaylor; alto. Miss Launi A. Kahlert; tenor,Mr. J. S. Smith; bass, Mr. R. J. Lowry; J.

Fulton Richards, organist.Church of St. Michaels and All Angels',22d street and Virginia avenue, Rev. Wm.

R. Turner, rector.First celebration of theholy communion at 7:30; at 11 o'clock,rrorning prayer; sermon by the rector andsecond celebration of the holy communion.Cl.lldren's festival, with choir, at 4 p.m.Evensong at 8 p.m. The music for theseservices will be rendered i>y the parishvested choir of thirty voices, and will beassisted by an orchestra under the direc¬tion of Prof. Arthur Yundt. Incidentalsclos in the Easter music will be sung byMessrs. M. Le Roy Gough, Gustave Escher,and Masters Monroe Elliott, MarshallWhite, Glen Morse, Howard Butterworth,Je hn Maury, Malcolm Sutherland andBryan Morse. Mrs. F. A. Gardner willacsist at t'..e morning service and sing theoffertory, and Mr. Melville D. Hensey willassist at night. Eleven o'clock service,pi icessional. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today,Christ is Risen, C. Simper; Psalms, TeDeum, In D, Dudley Buck; Jubilate Deo, inC, Williams. lntroit hymn.Communion service by F. J. Barrett, of¬

fertory solo. Mrs. F. A. Gardner, Come Seethe Place Where Jesus Lay, Parker; re¬cessional, Hark Ten Thousand Voices.Children's service at 4 p.m.. with proper

n.uslc, Evensong at 8 p.m. ; processional 112,The King of Love My Shepherd Is, Shelley;n-tgnlflcat in F. W. G. Wood; Nunc Dlmit-tis in F, W. G. Wood; offertory solo, Mr.Melville D. Hensey; O Rejoice Mascagnl;Savior, When Night Involves the Sky,Shelley: recessional No. 25.The members of the choir are. Sopranos

and altos. John Keller. Walter Coburn.Jesse Angel, Stewart Barton, John Maury,Munroe Elliott, Jack Bayly. Walter Wan-stall, Marshall White. Bryan and GlenMcrse, Harry and Percy Finney. Malcolmand Douglass Sutherland, Howard Butter-worth, Clarence Chlsm, Arthur Thomas,Frank Poe; tenors, Mr. Le Roy Gough,James A. Hendlev. Frank Cox JamesWhite, Wm. McKfcim, Horatio Rench, H. A.Mills; basso, Gustave Escher John L. Ed-vards, Chas. Hall. Owen Thompson; li¬brarian, Joseph Butterworth; organist,Fred M. Bryan; choir roaster, Edw. O.Asmussen.

St Matthew's Chapel. M and Half streetsKoutheast, Rev. J. M. E. McKee, pastor. -

Choir-Sopranos, Mrs. Susan Burch, Mrs.Agnes Padgett, Misses Mary Burch. MabelBoswell, Sophia Kuhn, Ettle Martin; altos,Mlsies Eva Wells. Violet H. McKee, LenaMyers' tenors. Messrs. Henry Tavender,W Breslyn, H. Virgil Martin; bassos,Messrs T. R. McPherson, Jaa. W. Lear,T O Martin; precentor, Mr. Henry Tav¬ender; organist, Miss Rose Kuhn. assist¬ant organist, Misses Mabel Boswell andMary Burch. At the 11 o'clock serviceEaster morning the following music willbe sung: Processional, Hymn 118, Christ IsRisen by A. 8. Sullivan; Christ, Our Pas¬sover," is Sacrificed for Us, by 8. Etvey;Te Deum Laudamus, by J. H. Rogers;Jubilate Deo, by G. F. Steele; anthem,The King of Glory, by H. P. Danks; hymns,112, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today ; 124. SingWith All the Sons of Glory; 118. At theLamb's High Feast We Sing. The 8undayschool festival will be held the evening ofEaster day, at 7 o'clock.

Christ Church, Georgetown.The followingmusical service will be rendered by thevested choir of Christ Church, Easier day,at 11 o'olock a-m.: Processional hymn, el.come Happy Morning; anthom, They HaveTaken Away My Lord, Stalner; Christ OurPassoVer, Shephart; glorias, 1, Schilling;8 Buck; 3. Lloyd; Te Deum, Buck Festivalla E; Jubilate. Klein Festival In E; hymn.The Strife U Cer; Kyrie, Perkins; GloriaTIM, Parker; anthem. Christ the Lord IsRisen, Shelly; Offertory, Shout Te High

Heavens. Chadwick; ascription, Praise GodFrom Whom, etc.; Trisigion, Hodges;Gloria in Excelsis, old ohlnt; recessionalhymn. The Day of Resurrection.The choir Is compoi*M « the following

men and boys: Boys, Wfflte Laub. JohnJones, Forrest Thomp^on/Wlnter Graves,John Waters, Fred. Ctapln, Eugene Ball.David Brewster, Parker Godwin, WalterFrey, Tom Goodwin, Oily Goodwin, HaroldGodwin. Alex. Matshi' Agisted Grady,Chas. Wheatley, Brlce' Frey, Willie Tay¬lor, Roecoe Miller, Paul Mackall, JohnRoeemond and Irving Hoffman; tenors.Fred. Leetch. Wm. McKee, Hartley Wheat-ley, Chas. Waters, J. W. Harper, C. Wil¬kinson and Lawrence Reed; bassos, Wm.B. Orme, Charles Eltasou, William Wa¬ters. Frank Goodwin, ft. H- Pendleton, Dr.Wood, Harry Connor and Fred. Clifton.The choir will be assist-ed by the followingladles; Sopranos. Mrs. Howard, MissClephane and Miss Schott; alto. Miss Wil-lenbucher; violins. Miss Allen. Miss Wheat-ley and Miss Coyle; 'cellos. Miss Schott;soprano soloist. Mrs. J. H. Roche; altosoloist, Mrs. Bard; organist. Miss AileenBell; choir master, Mr. James Watson.The service will be repeated Sunday.April 17.

St. Albans', Rev. C. G. Bratenahl, rec¬tor..Morning prayer, sermon and holyccmmunion at 11 o'clock. The musical pro¬gram Is as follows: Processional, hymn 115;Christ Our Passover, Hodges; Te Deum,Barrett: Jubilate, Hodges; offertory, WhySeek Ye the Living Among the Dead. Clare.The choir is composed as follows: Boys.Clark Middleton, Edward Tippett, AlbertJchnson. John Shepherd, Edward Beach,Edgar Smith, Charles Howlin, James Hen-Hnf, Frank Henry, Douglas McRae andStephen Harney. Ladles .Miss Rlchen-bach, soloist; Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Clias. A.Neale, ll:ss Galpm. Miss Marshall, MissJohnson, Mrs. E. G. Randal!. Mrs. Smithand Mrs. Thompson. Men.Mr. ClarenceLatimer, Mr. F. E. Midileton. Mr. Thomp¬son. Mr. E. G. Dandall, Mr. McCoy, Mr.David Weaver. Lee Jewett Cox; Mrs. F. E.Middleton, organist; R. L. Cox, director.St. James' Church, 8th street near B

northeast.Saturday, llrst vespers at 7p.m.; hymns 125, 131. i;u and 138; ProperPsalms, 113. 114 and SIS. Gregorian; Mag¬nificat and Nunc Dimittis. Sunday, higUcelebration at 11 a.m..Processional hymn,4!)7, Welcome Happy Morning; Introit,p&tilm 3, Gregorian: service, Tour's mass,in F; hymns, 127, 555, 136 and 135; offer¬tory anthem. Halleiujah Chorus. Handel.i,£'v^?hoJ1? !lt ~ P-m-.Entrance hymn,lzo. Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem, ProperPsalms, 113, 114, and 118. Gregorian; Mag¬nificat and Nunc Dimittis, Evans, in A;hymn, 138: aathem. Awake Thou That« i1ePe,st' stalner; Processional hymn, 13<>,Alleluia; final hymn. 30.The choir Is comprised of: Sopranos, Mas-

Vf",. H!rYo'ler' (>arl Keyser, Harry Milne,\\ alter Hamilton, J. Cole, C. Read, S. Pole.R. Bullough, E. Howard, and altos, Mas¬ters, G. Evans and R. Kreiter; tenors,wtu.- .?. ?ryan- J' G- clar* »"<1 A.VV hitworth; bassos, Messrs. J. W. Shaw,S. H. Keyser, J. O. Harmon ami G. W.Evans. Organist. Mr. W. T. Flather.The vested choir of St. Stephen s Church,Columbia Heights, Rev. George F. Dudlev.rector, will render the following program::.^un,,ng ®ervice.Processional hvmn 100;Christ Our Passover," Tours, in D- T»

A?. flat- 1Stainor; Jubilate. KingKn' M ,.anthem' "AS 11 B^a" tocommunion service, Gar-

a o "rf"l"ry anthem- "Sing. O Heavens,"Sullivan: recessional hvmn 114.Th.c evening service and Sunday schoolcelebration will be held at quarter beforeru° .w.hen the Magnificat and Nunci#1 ittis of A. II. Mann will be sung.Onlr?l!»er2ri°f rlhe cholr are as follows:Quartet.Miss Driver. Boprano; Mrs. E. L.MeLeod contralto; Mr. Horatio Rench,tenor; Mr. b ulton Lewis, bass. Chorus:Tenors.Messrs. Rench. Brown. ThayerBrowne; bass.Messrs Lewis, Gibbs, Peek-ham, Mitchell, Towles and Everett; boys.

t. 1 ?T Vi>x' Alb;rt Agnew, Granville Guss,Robert Hughes, Ellis Mcleod, John BarrDon Edmunds. PhiUlp Clark, Warren Tow¬er, Harry ClaTk, Wesley Peckham, FrankPeckham, Eflmund McKeever, Irwin Por-ter. Mortimer Tower, Howard Vidal. GeorgeHughes, Harry Parkin Director, Mr. Ful¬ton Lewis; organist, Mrs. Harrison B.Brown.

The Church of Our Saviour, Rev J T2m. reftor -Sjrvices: 7 a.m.. holy com!munion, 10:15, morning, prayer; 11 a.m.holy communion and Bernrtn, and at thisU18 vested choir. under the direc¬tion of Prof. H E. Saltsman. will renderthe following music: Hallelujah chorusrDeum hi' Milliard;Now Is Christ Risen, by Milliard. The so-

cT iT i-, ,® Justalned by Misses Sydney.

° ®nyder> Mary Purr, sopranos;Mrs Chas. Davis and Miss Small, altos;and v, ijW ten°r: Mr" Wm de Fordchorus basses, and a well-balanced

nhT.'ll!!?'1 °{ th* Ascension, corner Massa¬chusetts avenue and 12th street northwest,Rev. John H. Elliott. S. T. D. rector-Rev. 1 homas Worthlngton Cooke, assist¬ant minister..Celebration of the holy eu-charlst at 7:30 a.m. The musical portionsof Prals^rV W;" bS SU"S by lhe ChaI>terAt 11 a.m. there will be morning prayersermon by the rector and a second celebra¬tion of the holy euoharist. The musicalportions of this service will be sung byM?® vested choir of the parish, consistingor thirty-seven men and boys, and the or¬der of service Is as follows: Processionalhymn, "Welcome, Happy Morning," tunetortunatus. Sir Arthur Sullivan; properantliein, "Christ Our Passover is Sacrificedi?F ^ ^ev' J- S- B. Hodges, D.D.;Gloria Patri after proper psalms-fromHodges "Christ Our Passover," and fromthe Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, in Dcomposed for the seventh annual festivalof the London Church Choir AssociationBerthold Tours; Te Deum, In E flat, SirJohn Staiue:-; Jubilate, double chant, in Aflat. Dr. Hodges; introit hymn, "Christthe Lord is Risen Today," tune. ClarionDr. E. F. Rimbault; Kyrie, fourfold in F,Dr. A. H. Messlicr; Gloria Tibl. In C, s!Brentor. Whitney; hymn, "Jesus Christ isRisen Today," tune. Worgan. Carey; an¬them at offertory (St. Luke. 24, verse35-7, and part of hj mn 121). "Why Seek Yethe Living Among the Dead? He is NotHere, But Is Risen," Bruce Steane. At

presentation of offering, long-meter doxol-ogy, Guil Franc; Sanctus, In A, CharlesGcunod; hymn of communion, "At theLamb's High Feast We Sing." tune, Salz¬burg, J. S. Bach. Gloria in Excelsis, In G,Henry Smart. Recessional hymn, "Come,Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain," tune, RexRegum, G. B. Lissant.At 4 p.m. the Sunday school festival

service will be held in the church, whenthe school, assisted by the full choir, willsing Easter carols; addresses will be made,and the Easter offerings of the school willbe received. At this service Vincent's un-them, "As It Began to Dawn Toward tieFirst Day of the Week," will be sung atthe offertory.On Low Sunday such parts of the forego-

irg selections as are appropriate will berepeated, the Vincent anthem being sungat the offertory In the morning, whileSte>anc'3 anthem, "Why Seek Ye the Liv¬ing," and a Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis,in A, hy A. Herbert Brewer, will be fea¬tures of the service at 7:00 p.m.The personnel of tKc choir is as fol¬

lows: Decani: Basses, Messrs. George E.Terry, Edward Keeling and Arthur P.Miller. Tenors. Messrs, James G. Traylor,Robert P. Stone and Edward Parry. Al¬tos, Warren G. Eynon, Arthur B. Pierceand Alfred Mori. SopFanbs. John C. Alex¬ander. Chesleigh Bonrftie, Lewis Werden,Stanhope O. Crane, Edwin Smith, Paul V.Mitchell, George L. Malcolm, Charles 8.Gould and Clarence E.! Wright.Cantoris: Basses, Messrs. Rolla P. Cur-

rle, Frank Sigourney and''Weir Gllllss andDr. Lincoln Johnson. Tenors, Major N. H.Camp, arid Messrs. Oeotge W. Lee andRobert E. Lea. Altos, Ltfther B. Nye andOscar Gardner. Sopranos, Fred G. Pushaw,William Murphy, Robert-' D. Thompson,Luman Allen, CarrolV Darning. MauriceBonine, Leo B. Roberts, ""Edwin Ireland,Herman F. Ca>l end 'FriWk C. Alexander.Librarian, Mr. Arthui^'P^MIller; assistantdirector, Mr. James G. Traylor; organistand choirmaster, Mr. Francis EdwardCamp.St. Andrew's P. E. Church, corner 14th

and Corcoran streets. Rev. J. B. Perry, rec¬tor..Order of service: 11 a.m., processional,hymn 114, Wlrtemburg; Christ Our Pass¬over. Dudley Buck; Gloria Patri, No. 1, J.B. Calkins, in F; No. 2, Newcomb, In O;No. 3, J. R. Fairlamb, In E flat; Te Deum,Sir John Stalner, In E flat; Jubilate, P. A.Schnjcker, in E flat; hymn ill. Clarion;Gloria Tibl, Unison; hymn 118, Resurrexlt;offertory, tenor solo, Mr. Herndon Morsel),The Angels' Message, A. F. Loud; presenta¬tion, Old Hundred; recessional, 121, Vic¬tory; holy communion; Sanctus, Morsell;Gloria In Excelsis, old cbant; hymn No. 221St. Flavian.7:30 p.m..Processional, hymn 118, Easter -

Gloria Patri, Newcomb, In G; Magnificat.Joseph Barnby, In D; Nunc Dimittis, JamasPearce, In F; hymn 117, Paran; hymn 1&Lux Eoi; offertory, chorus. Now Is ChrOtRIM* from the Dead. Georgj B. Allen; pre-

serrtation, Humphrey; recessional, hymn125. St. Oswald.Members of tl>5 choir: Misses Bates,

Ban, McCarty, Mesd&mes Rex-Smith andBrown, sorra.nl: Mesdames Mahon, Moraell,Misses White and Lair, alti; Misses. Zepp,Mt.ln, Sumner and Veates. bassl; Mr. Clar¬ence E. Doyle, organist; Mr. Herndon Mor-sjll, tenor and director.8t. John's Church, Georgetown, Rev.

Chas. E. Buck, rector..The following mu¬sical program will be rendered at the Ito'clock service: Processional. Hymn 100;Christ Our Passover. Hodges: Te Deutr,Trimnell's Festivnl In D: Jubilate, Garretl.In E; introit anthem. If We Believe ThatJesus Died, Simper: offertory, anthem. Gov!Hath Appointed a Day. Tours: communionservice, Gounod: recessional. Hymn 110. Thechoir is composed of th" following mem¬bers: Sopranos, Miss Maiy ' xjekwood, sol .-

1st; Masters George Wilkinson. Arthur Du-gan, Fred Burrows, Raymond Kidwell, Al¬len McFadden, Roscoo Roach. Percy Or-ton, Eugene Garrett, Le Roy Tucker. Wm.S. Houser Wm. Powell. Richard H. Rob¬ertson, Walter Merts, Tonls Halsberg. Wm.Butler, Richard Goodrick, Henry Crown,Elliott Mlddleton, Newton Mlddleton; altos.Miss Carrie Dodson, Masters John Bar-barin. Cubicr Grover, Harry Back, WilfordRoach and Harry Middieton; tenor*.Messrs. William Looker, Percy Minnlck,Chas. Cropley, If. Lundsford: bassos,Messrs. G. F. D. Rollings, Reginald Ivook-er.Wm. Bell. Dr. F. S. Barbarin; librariansMessrs. Landsford and H. Mlddleton: as¬sistant organist. Mr. Chas. Cropley; or¬ganist, Mr. W. E. Middieton; choirmaster,Mr. Halleck Donoho.

St. Margaret's Church, Connecticut ave¬nue, Rev. Richard Lewis Howell, rector.At the 11 a.m. service the music will berendered by the vested choir, under thecharge of Mr. R. I. Geare. The principalselections are Christ Our Passover, Schill-Irg; Te Deum, in A, Bridgewater; Jubi¬late, Jerome Hopkins; introit anthem. WhySeek Ye the Living Among the Dead?Nevin, and Gloria in Excelsis. Tours. Atthe offertory, a soio will be sung by MrJohn R. Bentley. a prominent baritone ofPhiladelphia. He will also sing at theafternoon service.The afternoon of Kaster day, at 4::#)o'clock, the carol service will be held. Asstated above, at the offertory a second solo.The Resurrection Morn, Schnecker, willbe sung by Mr. John R. Bentley; Goss'Cantate and Holdtn's Nunc Dimittis willbe the canticles presented. At this servicethe rector's gold cross will be transferredfrom the boy who has now worn it for a

5 car to the boy who has been choscn forthe next year by the choristers them¬selves as most deserving of the honor. Asuitable memento will be given by the rec¬tor to tne boy who relinquishes the cross.Special presents will also be given to theboys who have been selected as rankingsecond and third in the order of specialrr.erit. These selections have also beenn.ade by the boys themselves.The personnel of the choir:Sopranos.Robert Boggis, Willie Boyd.Preston Callum, Fritz Fernow, Hoiman

Fletcher, Cresswell Garlington, WilburGill, Robin Gill. Atlee Kalton. George Man¬ning, Grafton Page, Irvine Stiles. CallenderStiles. Clark Wells, Haymond Whitney.Altos.Iltyd Geare, Harry Gill, Alec. Tun-stall, assisted by Miss Byrd Harvey.Tenors.Dr. William P. Compton, J. B.Lukes. Spencer Geare.Bassos.H. Stanley Hinrichs, Edward

Holmes, H. G. Isel, Edward S. Perry, as¬sisted by Mr. John R. Bentley of Philadel¬phia.Organist. Mrs. Martha B. Harvey; libra¬

rian. Spencer Geare; choirmaster, R. I.Geare.

St. Mary's Chapel. St. John's Parish, Rev.Alexander Mackay-Smith, D.D., rector;Rev. O. L. Mitchell, M.A., vicar..Serviceswill be held as follows: Holy communion, 7a.m.; morning prayer, 11 a.m. Service.Processional, Hymn 115, Rotterdam; sen¬tences; exhortation: general confession;declaration of absolution; the Lord's Pray¬er: versicles; anthems, Christ Our Pas¬sover, H. P. Danks: Psa'.ms 2, 57, 111;Glorln, H. P. Danks; first lesson; Te De¬um, Max Vogrich: second lesson: Jubilate,chant; Nicene creed, Stamrmrs in E flat:collects; Introit, Hymn 118, Salzburg.Ante-communion.Kyrle, Stammers in Eflat; Gloria Tlbi, Stammers in E flat; Hymn112, Worgan: sermon; offertory anthem,Christ Is Risen from the Dead, VarleyRoberts.Communion.Sanctus, Stammers in K

flat; benedietus. Stammers in E flat: AgnusDei, Stammers in E flat; Gloria in Excelsib,Stammers In E flat; benediction; recession¬al, Hymn 110, St. Kevin.Sunday school carol service, 3 p.m..Pro¬cessional, We Are Soldiers of the Cross:

sentences; the Lord's Prayer; versicles andresponses; the lesson; Magnificat; theApostles' Creed; the collects; carol, East¬er Flowers. Easter Carols: address; ofTer-tory; carol, Ix>ud Sing Your Praises ThisEaster Day: collect; benediction; recession¬al carol, Hail! Bright Glorious EasterMorn!Evensong, 8 p.m..Processional carol. WeAre Soldiers of the Cross; sentences; gen¬eral confession; declaration ot absolution;the Lord's Prayer; versicles: Psalms 1U114, 118; first lesson; Magnificat, Holde-n:second lesson; Nunc Dimittis, Holden: thecreed; collects; anthem, after third collect:

prayers: Hymn 112; orchestral cantata:offertory; collect: benediction; recessional,Hymn 118. 'Orchestral accompaniment at11 a.m. and 8 p.m.Members of the choir.Sopranos, CliftonEelH, James Chase, Fred Crusoe, DeilrichDishman, Romeo Dinguit, Samuel Hill,James Mack, Alphonso Reed, Moria Saun¬ders, Charlie Turner, Theodore Turner.Wil-l'am Tlmey; altos. Edward Dorsey, JamesKidrick; tenors, William Goodrich. LeonTurner, Edward Morton. Robert Mattlng-ly, Samuel MattingLy; bassos, Albert K.Brodie, Harry Saunders, James Gray, Hi-

ram Gray. Miss Cecil F. McKec, organist.Grace P. E. Church, 32d street north-

T.est.Morning prayer, sermon and holyccmmunion 11 a.m.; processional hymn 112;anthem, Mornlngtton; Te Deum. Anon;Jubilate, R. Woodward; hymn 114; GloriaTlbi, Anon; hymn 117; sermon, Doxology;Old Hundredth; offertory, hymn 116; Sanc¬tus, Taylor; hymn 336; Gloria in Excelsis,Zeunner; recessional hymn 121.Members of the choir.Sopranos, Mrs.

Buuse. Mrs. Huber, Mr3. Donaldson. MissBenton, Miss Annie Madison. Miss LuluGrimes, Miss Neva Norton and Miss Par¬ker, assisted by Miss Fannie Grimes, MissEmma Baggett, Miss Helen Bause, MissFauth and Miss Ella Sebastain; altos, Mrs.Pearson and Miss L Burrows; tenors, Mr.J. A. Pearson; bassos. Messrs. Wm. Mc-Shea and Mr. John Cherry; organist, Mr.Richard S. Ballnger.All Saints'. Bennlng.Easter day, 11 a.m.,

processional hymn, 100; hymn before thesermon. 116: communion hymn. 228; NuncDimittis. Ayers, In F; recessional hymn,

*'choir.Miss Barnes, organist; Misses Cog-gins, Delia Suskey, Martha Silekey. Mrs.Frank Barnes, Mrs. Cook and Mr. NV alterBarnes.

St. John's Church, corner of l«th and. M

streets northwest. . Rev. AlexanderMackay-Smith, rector, Rev. Frank H. U'Ke-low and Rev. Ernest M. Paddock, assist¬ants' Rev Wm. R. Turner of St. Michael'sand All Angels' Church and Rev. Oscar L.Mitchell of St. Mary's Chapel, vicars, holycommunion at 7 a.m.; morning prayer;.ser¬mon and holy communion at 11 a.m.. cnoraievensong and Sunday school carol serviceat 4:15 p.m. The program follows: Proces¬sional hymn. 100. -Welcome. Happy Morn-irg" Sir Arthur Sullivan; Easter anthem,in F "Christ Our Passover," Schilling:Gloria Patrl, in D. Field. Te Deum Lau-damus. in E flat, Stainer; Jubilate Deo lriD, Woodward; Introit Hymn, 113; Gloria.Tibi, plain song, Gounod: Hymn 777,"Christ the Lord is Risen Today," Rim-bault; sermon by the rector: Offertory An¬them, In C, Winchester; Ascription, "PraiseGod From Whom," Gull. Franc; Banctus, inG Hall; Eucharistic Hymn, 224, Maclagan;Gloria In Excelsis, in C, Adlom; NuncDimittis, in A flat. Cook; RecessionalHymn. 772. "Jesus Christ is Risen Today.Alleluia!" Worgan. Members of the choir:Bassos. R. H. Atkinson. John C. Spencer,Nathaniel B. Fugltt. Louis W. Weaver.Tenors, H. C. Pearson, Karl J. Daniel, M.D. Hensey. Altos, Samuel Beay. PaulMaschmeyer. Frank Sabotka, CharlesTompkins, Miss Jessie Tabler. Sopranos,Chester Smith, Edward Padgett, PaulBachschmld, Max Pearson, Valentine Ash-ford. Francis Dumall, Clarence Edmonds,Clarence Burton, Bennett Wayland, HarryPadgett, Harry Beay, Charles Stevenson,Edward Oldham, Paul Dean, Harry Beay.Ernest Bachschmld t. Bernard Burnside,Arthur 8elpp, Mrs. B. F. Sprig*. R. H. At¬kinson. acting precentor; John Theophll.organist; Frank Sabotka. librarian; Chas.Tompkins, assistant librarian.

St. Paul's Church, 23d street near Wash-ington circle. Rev. Alfred Harding, rector;Rev. PhHip M. Prescott and Rev. F. M.Gibson, assistant ministers; Warren 8.Young, lay reader. .

Services oa Easter day aa follows: Holycommunion a* «, 7:30 and 0 a.m.; matinsand high celebration, fully. choral, at 11a-m.. when the following program ot mu¬sty win be rendered b* the vested choir,

under the direction of Mr. Donald B. Mac¬Leod, organist and choirmaster; Proces-slonal, Alleluia. Risen Lord. \\ llson; Eas¬ter anthem, Christ Our Passover Is Sacri¬ficed for Ut, Schilling: Te Drum and Jubi¬late Deo, In B flat. King Hall: Introlthymn. The Strife la O'er, Palestrlna; com¬munion service, tn F. complete. festivalsetting, MacLeod: hymn. Sullivan: offer¬tory. A* It Began to Dawn. Foster: re¬cessional. Come, Te Faithful. Raise theStrain. SuHlvan. Sunday school carol sen - !ice at 4 p.m. Choral evensong at H p.m.,at which t.me the same hymns and an¬thems as In morning will be rendered, andL ejLes,lvi11 ^atfniflcat and Nunc Dimlttis.

8 Th1"8 Trimnell, will be sungt.L u Kr '"J1* ,fo"ow»: Sopranos: Mas-Harhaugh. Blckfcrd. R.,n.laU, Sinc..ilr, Morgan. HeiUbower. Duvall Bell5re*'r- Gorg.is, Holsc.n. Gheen!I, erV. SchuItr- Dunham and

ni in lnl u' M'»S.S Valk- Mlss Bal>- MissrvJ?i c ikL. ,2' Mercer; tenors. Messrs.hJS SelbokiG. H. Michaelson and Wi!- |liam T. Heed; basses, Messrs. PercyThompson, Frank M. Ball. J. H Flnin-vand John N. Bundick; cello, Mr. WilliamLf &. Hhrnr.ans. Willie Fr. iss an-1

."yUer. Thomas Mul!ef:sir ax sr'ss.sr^r,:Rev D^n.'ll uhUrch' ,Rock Creek parish.,*tev. Daniel Barr, assistant minister .Thoprogram Processional. God. My Kin/S.hena1,J; t'hr'St °ur Passover. P aMo^'vM T.. ? °rla ralrl- No 7" HemdonT ~e"m' ln <. ". Millard; Jubi¬late iJeo. ln fc, flat. H. Millard; Kvrie Elei¬son Mendelssohn; Gloria Tlbl. Hodg>s of-Hi"nry'«K 0Sr" "V"1"' Alleluia. Christ IsFrA i'-i? iieyi. 9anctuR Spiritu; Gloria in

,h Shint; recessional. The mem¬bers of the choir are: Miss Delaplane. so¬prano; Mrs John Burgess, alto; Mr. John'S" Mr- Soran. tenor; Mr. AugustgMlst'. ; Mr' WiUiam S" HeiIe>- or"lChurch of the Incarnation. corner 12thand N streets northwest. Rev. WilliamTayloe Snyder, rector. First celebration.<-10 a.m.; second celebration. 12 noon;

morning prayer and sermon, 11 a.m. Theprogram is: Matins.Processional. Ancientof Days, Teffery; anthem. Christ, Our Pass-over. Schilling; Glorias, Robinson; TeL»eum, Stephens, in C; hymn, Jesus Christis Risen Today, Davidlca; offertory, Alle-'ulia, Norrls. in F. soprano solo by Mrs.Mauoc Duval Crist; Gloria, Morlngion.."Oly Eucharist.Introit, Allelulia. thestrife is Oer. Mann; Kyrie Eleison, Gou¬nod; G'orla Tlbi. Garrett; Laus Christo,Garrett; hymn. O Savior. Precious Savior,Mann; Sursum Corda. Camidge; Sanctus,Camidge; Agnus Dei, soprano solo, Gou¬

nod. Mrs. Maude Duval Crist; Gloria inExcelsis. old chant; Nunc Dlmittis, Round;recessional. Hark. Ten Thousand Voicesbounding, GauntletLThe choir 1« composed of thirty vested

men and boys, and is augmented by six fe-male voices, assisted by Miss FlorenceHenri King, violinist; Mr. Elliott C. Pren¬tiss, organist; Mr. Hr. Francis Bell, direc¬tor.

Trinity Church, cornsr of 3d and Cstreets northwest..The program is as fol¬lows: Processional, hymn No. 115. Rotter-dam, by Tours- anthem, Christ Our Paes-over, in A flat, by Potter; Gloria Patri, No.1. in F. old manuscript; Gloria Patri. No. 2,ln B flat, old manuscript; Gloria Patri, No.3, in B flat, by Farmer; Te Deum 1-auda-mus, in F, by Frost and Middleton; JubilateDeo, in F, by Tours; hymn No. 111. Clarion,by Reinbault; Kyrie, in E flat, by Naylor;Gloria Tibi, ln A. by Farmer; hymn No.1H, l.aeta'oundus by Hopkins; ofT;rtory.anthem, On the First Day of the Week, byLahee; Sanctus. Anglo-Gregorian in G,anonymous; hymn No. 21H, Dearie; NuncDimlttis, In A flat, by Brown; recessional,hymn No. 117, Paran, Neander.Members of choir: Soprani.Misses Vir-

glnla Goodwin, B. Goodwin, Washington,W?eden. Tasker, Middleton, Davis, Fair¬fax. Skillman. McKee, Vlckery. Bock: altl.Mrs. McKee. Mrs. Beechert. Misses Haupt.Hall man, Nickols; tenorl.Messrs. Bright,Parker, Phillips. Logan; bassi.Messrs.Sklllman. Mcltoberts, McEu?n, Maloney,Miller; organist, E. F. Frost; violinist.Prof. Shubert; choirmaster, D. W. Middle-ton.

St. Mark's Pro-C.-thedral, 3d and Astreets southeast.11 a.m. processionalhymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, Carey;Christ. Our Passover (chant), Elvey; TeDeum in A (festival). Westbury; Benedlc-tus, Hopkins. Holy communion: Introit an¬them, Av.ake Up. My Glory, Barnby; KyrieEleison ln C. Merbecke; Gloria Tibi, Creed,Sursum Corda. Sanctus, and Gloria inExcelsus in F. Stainer; hymn, Jesus Lives.Gi.untlett; Ascription hymn. The Strife isO'er, the Battle Don^, Palestrina; offertory(organ), sonata <3d part). Se«ly; presenta¬tion of alms, Doxology. Old Hundred: com¬munion hymn. At the Lamb's High FeastWe Sing, Elvsy; Nunc Dlmittis. Gregorian;recessional hymn. The Day of Resurrec¬tion. Tours.Evening prayer, 7:30 p.m..Organ pre¬

lude, Triumphal March in F. Grison: pro¬cessional, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today,Carey; Cantate. Deus Mlsercartur, in C.Rev. J. L. B. Hodges; anthem. W hy SeekYe the Llvlrg Among ihe Dead? Claire;hymn. Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today,Rembault; Ascription, hymn. Sing AlleluiaForth ln Duteous Praise, Monk; offertory(organ). Allegro, Vincent; presentation ofalms, Doxology. Old Hundred: recessionalhymn. The Day of Resurrection, Tours;Postlude ln E flat, Mererbeer.The members of the choir are: De Offeo

Brown, organist and choirmaster: H. E.Barnes, librarian; George Rock, cruelfer;boys, trebles.Wm. Barker, Phillip Wil¬liams, Fred. Blller, Chas. Herring. OscarHerring, Wm. -Miller, Wm. Daiton, WarnerBrashears. Wm. Spence. Frank Carpenter,Joseph S; 11 son. Lewis Stilson, Horace John¬son. Chan. Crouse.Women, sopranos.Mrs. C. J. Duey, Mrs.

Cbas. Fonda. Miss Robinson. Miss E. Rob¬inson, Miss M. Towner, Miss C. L. Shields,Miss M. Woodward. Miss E. Kielholtz.Miss E. R. Hayes. Miss R. Gray. Miss H.Gray, Miss F. Dudley. Miss L. Daiton. MissS. Bnimm.Women, altos.Mrs. A. L. Pope. Miss E.

Baker. Miss E. D. Town, Miss JoanBrumm.Men. tenors.Dr. Hanway German, Mr

Paul A. Steele. Mr. G. C. Collett, Mr FredA. Kendall. Mr. Childs: Mr. F. M. Parker.Men. basses.Dr. And. Blllltchell. Mr. C.

T. Belt. Mr. Jno. R. Shields. Mr. Chas.Roberts, Mr. Alex. L. Pope, Mr. C. J. Lu¬cy, Mr. Henry P. Blair, Mr. Wm. S.Hodces.

Church of the Epiphany..Clebrutlon ofthe holy communion, 7:30 a.m. Morningprayer, sermon and holy communion. 11o'clock. Easter lestlval of the combinedSonday schools of the parish at 4 p m. andevening prayer and sermon at 8 o'clock.The musical program for the 11 a.m. serv¬

ice Is as follows: The us'ial hymns andAngelican chants appropriate to the day:Christ Our Passover, ln C major. Wood¬ward; Te Deum Laudamus, in G major,Lelghter: Jubilate Deo. Sir Vllllers Stan¬ford: Introit Anthem, As It Began toDawn, Dr. Charles Vircent: nnthf-m beforethe sermon. He Is Risen, Sir Henry Gads-fcy; offertory anthem. Shout, Te High Hea¬vens and Rejoice All Ye Earth, G. W.Chadwlck.At the 8 p.m. service Calkin's festival

evening service In G major will be sung.The vested choir Is composed of a quarteiconsisting of Miss Lillian Halley. soprano.Miss Harrlette Grum. contralto; Mr. Wm.Caulfleld, tenor; Mr. G. Berkeley Griffith,basso, and a chorus of ladles and gentle¬men, under the d'rectlon of Mr. H. ClougiiLelghter, orgShlst end choirmaster of theparish. Chorus members are as follows.Misses M. Evans, B. Evans. Shepherd. B.Smith, E. Jones, Herring, Goukl, Yeiten-helmer. Whitcomb, Sr.owden. Howell. Pres¬ton, Dldden, Knight, Pollock. Lockhart,Pole, Dlckerson, Pike, Mrs. Caulfleld. Mrs.Wood, Mrs. Ahtey and Mrs. Harrison,Messrs. Cheston, Churchill, Whiting. Bond.Berlin. Denison, Pole, Lloyd. Ballard,Whitcomb, Thomas, Darby and Ford.Epiphary Chapel. 12th and C streets

southwest, the Rev. A. M. Hilllker lncharge.Celebration of holy communion at 8 a.m.

Children's carol service at 10:20 «um. Morn¬ing prayer and celebration of holy com¬munion. 11 o'clock. Evening prayer andconfirmation by Btafaop Satterlee at 7:30o'clock.The music at 11 a.m will be: Proces¬

sional, Christ Is Risen, Sullivan: Christ.Our Passover, Tours: Te Deum, J>auda-mus, in O major. Lelghter; Jubilate Deo,in G sharp, Lelghter: Introit, Awake, Up.My Glory. Barnby; hymn. At the Lamb'sHigh Feast, Glory: offertory anthem. WhyBeck Y« the Living Among the Dead?Brucs Steoo?: Sanctus, Spohr; recessional.Hark, Ten Thousand Voices Sounding,Dykes.Members of the choir are: Sopranos.

Misses Heisley, Goldoer. Brett, Williams.Dowell. Fanace, Master Geo. Heisley andMisses McConnell; altos. Misses Hlgden,Magulre, Thompson and Hosier: tenors.Messrs. Head ley, Taylor and Asliford :basses, Messrs. Prosper! and (loMuy.Organist and director, Mrs. 8. K. Lelghter.Ptnakney Memorial Chuzeh. Hyattsville,

IM. CkM. E. Mayc, reotor.-11 a.m., Kara

In* prayer arid holy communion. The mu¬sical program will I*: Procession il. TheDay of Resurrection. Tours; Christ OurPassover, Savage: Te IVum snd Juoiiate Inn. Field; Introlt. Christ the Lord Is RisenToday. Rlmbault; hymn. At the Lamb'sHijcfc Feast We Sir.R. Klvey; off.rtory,Awak". I'p. My Glorv. Barnby; recessional.Come. Ye Faithful. Sullivan.Th? male vested choir Is under the direc¬

tion of Mrs. S. K. l>«i(rhter. and 'iw thefollowing membership: Masters Paul Morri¬son. McCutkMrll Wilson. Clarence Wltaon.Edmund Maya Harold Rumside. I-*'*Campbell. Loll s Whltlt.x, Fred llun". Har¬old Whitlntr. Francis DuckeSt, HammondWelsh. Duval Duckett. Hop. rs Gore. Ar¬thur Carr. Warren Whltlnc. BMinlc Kraln-er. Messrs. Burnside. Fuller. Holden andLeakln Organist Miss I.lper On Kast»raay Mrs. Mayo will accompany the choir.

St. Thomas' Church. 1Mb and Mndlsonstreets northwest. Rev John A. Aspinwail,rector; Rev. John (J. Ames, assistant-Early morning serv ice and holy communionat S o'clock; morning prayer, sermon andholy communion at 11 o'clock; carol serv¬ice by the Sunday school, at S p.m. Theusual ev.mlng service will be omitted.At the morning service at 11 o'clock

rite of coniirmatlon will be on rclsed bythe Right Rev. llcnr> Y. Sattcrlee. D. D..bishop of the diocese.The festival music will be as follows;

Proc -salonal hymn.Welcome. Happy Morn¬ing. Sir Arthur Sullivan; Christ Our Pass¬over, arranged to Lavallee's Tucs Pctrus;Gloria Patri; (a) from Venite. In A. Pud-ley Buck; <b) from Bonum est, In It. Shel¬ley; <c) from Cantate Domino. In C. Vof-rich; Te Deum, festival, in G major. Dud¬ley Buck: Jubilate I>eo. A flat major. Ar¬thur Foote; hymn, 5u.">; Kyrie. In C. Tours;Gloria Tibl, In (5. Chadwick; hymn, llo;offertory. As It Began To Dawn. DudleyBuck: Sanctus. B. Cecil Klein, hymn, com¬munion. Barnby: Gloria in Exceisis. thirdmass. Haydn.The choir Is composed of Miss Grace L.

McCulloch, soprano; Miss Eleanor U. 81-monds. contralto. Mr. Charles FrederickCrosby, tenor; Mr. Charles E. Myers, bass;Miss Fannie Morgan Ware, organist; Mr.C. F. Crosby, director.Church of the Advent..The Easter pro¬

gram Is as follows: Processional. Morgan,"Christ the Lord Is Risen T^ilay;" "Chris!our Passover." Ix>rd Morrington: "<ilorl*Patrl." Dudley Buck: "Te Deum," Millard*festival l:i B flat: "Jubilate." festival, J.Rcss Corbin; Introlt. "Angt ls Roll the RockAway," Barnby; anthem. "Christ the LordIs Risen Today." Warren: communionh>mn, "Palestrlna." Choir. Mesdames HellsBradford, 8. P. Holllngswrfrth, MissesDrew. Dyer. White, Messrs. Henry M. Wal¬ter. 8. P. Holliiigsworth. E. M Matt: or¬ganist, Mrs. R. 11. Hocock. A l>eautitul andappropriate reredos has been placed In thsChurch of the Advent as an Easter mem¬orial. and several other gifts are expectedto be used on the altar for the tlrst timeEaster day.Emmanuel P. E. Church. Anacostla. Rev.W. G. Davenjiort, rector. The program ofnuslc Is as follows; Morning service: Pro-Ci ssior.al, "Welcome, Hafipy Morning,"Sullivan; Christ Our Passover. Tours;Psalm Easter Day. Gloria Patn, Te Deum.Sullivan. In D; Jubilate. Sulitvan. In D:Litany hymn, K>: Introlt hymn. Christ IsRisen. Sullivan; Kyrie Elelson, ltridgewa-ter. In A; Gloria Tibl, 11. Baker, in F;hymn. Come Ye Faithful, Sullivan: sermon,Gloria Patri. Tourse. in D; offertory. Sing.O Heavens, SuMlvan: olTertory sentence,Doxology: Sanctus. Bri.lgewater. in A:Agnus Del. Agutter. B flat; Gloria In Ex¬ceisis. Agutter, B flat: Nunc Dimlttis.Chant 1W recessional. Jesus Lives, <«aunt-IcttThe evening service will be for the chil¬dren. who will be assisted by the choris¬ters and the chapter of praise.The choir is as follows: Sopranos. EddieFrlsbie. Edgar Johnston. Lester Johnston.Edgar l^eapley, Charles Padgeit, John Fe!-lis, Turner Perkins, James Richie. ArthurSimpson. Grover Tolson and Robert White.Tenors, Harry Kelly. Milton Fellls. Eu¬gene Thompson and Bertram Thornett;lassos. William Scantlebury. Samuel Fel-lis. Warren Tolson and Howard Keating.The chapter of praine. whicli will assistthe choristers, is composed of the follow¬ing: Sopranos. Mrs. Green, soloist: MissesJulia Hardy, Anna Davenport. Alice Dan-forth. Annie Smith. Alice Scantlebury. Ad¬dle Padgett, Annette Kibble and MaudSimmons; altos. Misses Marion Keatingtnd May Lampson. Mrs. E. Zane Pylefc,crganist. Dr. J. W. Hollingsworth, direc¬tor.

LI THKKAX.St. Mark's Lutheran Church, C streetbetween ll'th and i:ith streets southwest.Rev. John C. Bowers, pastor. At 11 a.m.

the pastor will preach, the holy communionwill be administered and a class of cate¬chumens will be confirmed. The musicalprogram will be as follows: AnthemChrist Has Risen. Frederick C. Mak.-r andLuther League Hymnal; hymn, sentences,Who Made Heaven and Earth, arrangedfrom I^yrlz; And Thou Forgavist theIniquity of My Sin, Layriz; introit. withthe gloria patri: T. N'orris. kyrie: gloria Inexceisis. old chant, follewed by sentence.And With Thy Spirit; hallelujah, fromSchoeberleln's Schntz. The Nlcene Creed;offertory. Create in Me a Clean Heart. OGod. Riegel: anthem. Angels, with chorus;James C. D. Parker, from Luther LeagueHymnal; doxology, Old Hundred.The music for this occasion will be fur¬

nished by a chorus choir composed of themembers of the Luther league. The newpipe organ will be used for the tlrst time.In the evening the Sunday school willIraster the service as prepared by the

board of church ext nslon.Grace Lutheran Church, corner lilth and

Corcoran streets northwest. Rev. J. E. A.Dcermann, pastor. Services at 11 a.m.In addition to the repular order of thec. mmon service, the following will be ren¬dered by the tholr: Ojiening anthem. Je¬sus Christ is Risen Today, tiara H. Scott,choir; Te Deum In E-flat (short). DudleyPuck, choir; offertory, Allelulia, Homer A.Norris, Mr. Alfred B. Leet.Evening service.Opening anthem, same

as opening anthem in morning; offertory,anthem, Christ is Risen, Carl Bruche,choir.Quartet choir.Soprano. Miss Ida Stuis.

tenor, Mr. R. A. Lewis; alto, Mrs. Wllner;bass, Mr. Alfred B. Leet.

St. John's Lutheran Church. 330 4Vjstreet southwest. Rev. George Brodthage.pastor. Sunday morning, at lO^M o'clock,celebration of the Lord's supper. In theevening, at 7:30, festival for the Sundayschool, with songs, speeches and declama-tlcns and distributing of Easter eggs to thechildren. The choir will sing the anthem,O Zion, That Brlngest Good Tidings, byGeo. F. Root. The choir consists of thefollowing: Misses Carrie Ostermeyer, JuliaWachsmuth, Mamie Tripp, Anne Tripp.Kate Tri]»p, Carrie Schielth, Mamie Scha-fer, Mr. GiO. Osiermeyer and Mr. CharleaZanr.er.

Zlon's Lutheran Church, corner c.th andP streets northwest. Rev. A. Homrlghaua,ptstor Service at 11 a.m. OsterglockenSl.wingt und KUngs, by Alfred Beirly. willbe rendered by the choir. Topic for themorning. "Easter Joy.the Lord's Supper."For the first time the new catechumen*will be administered. Quartet. In DleserHeilgen Zett, by Bierly. Members of thechoir are Mr. M. E. May. director; WilliamP'ltt. organist; Misses Katie Vogel, DorkLustig. soprani; Misses Martha Metzler andRosa Walrath. alti; Mr. Leo. 8tlefel, tenor,und Mr. M. E. May. basso.At <S:30 p.m. there will be a Sunday

school service, according to board of churchextension program. Mr. E. M. May, super¬intendent. and Mrs. Alice Barlier. organ¬ist. This will be followed at 7M p.m. b]rholy communion services in the Englishlanguage. Mr. Arthur Telblg, organist.St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, cor¬

ner of lltn and H streets northwest. Rev.Dr. Domer. pastor. Program for Eaatermorning: Easter anthem. Christ Our l'ass-over. Tours; the Easter service, scripturelesson and hymn; antiicm. Behold I TallYou a Mystery. Holden; soprano solo. MistDoc. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today,Gogart: anthem. Christ Has Won the Vlc-tcry, Wiegand; anthem. The Btrife is Oer.Mendelssohn; organ prelude. Relnlcke; In¬terlude, Batiste; postlude, Dubois. Confir¬mation and communion services. Closing:hymn No. MB, All Hall the Power ofJesus' Name; benediction. Sunday evening,Sunday school anniversary, with Eaatermusic. Church choir.Miss Edna B. Doe,soprano: Miss Mary II. Clear, alto; Mr. AJ. Nickolds, tenor; Mr. B. F. Myers,and director; Mr. A. Olmstcad, organist.Keller Memorial Lutheran Church,

ner ttth street and Maryland avenue north-erst. Rav. C. H Butler, pastor. The order:of service at 11 o'clcck will be as follows.Voluntary. They Hava Taken Away My;Lord, Harrington; Gloria Patrl, Kyrte;Gloria in Excelsla. As an offertory. Mrs.W. T. Betts trill slog 1 Know That My Ro-^jerrcr Llvelh. lfandel'a Messiah. After,.,c sermon and the administration of theLtfru'a supper there will be su:mc toechorus. The Lord U Risen Indeed, by B1U--ixipr. ' 1The choU hi composed of the followingt

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