Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1894, Page 12

19 THE EVENIN G STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1894—-TWENTY PAGES. TO REJOICE IN SONG Elaborate Programs to Be Rendered by Choirs Tomorrow. EASTER SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES How the Great Christian Festival Will Be Celebrated. CHOIRS AND THEIR LEADERS eee ae The Easter services in the various churches in the city promise to be of more than usual beauty and Interest this year. With flowers and music the glad anniver- sary will be celebrated, not only in the Catholic and Episcopal churches, but in most of the others as well. It would seem that every year the celebration of this church festival becomes more general and the floral decorations and the musical fea- tures more elaborate. This year the choirs of the different churches have been prac- ticing diligently for weeks and months, With the result that at the services tomor- Tow the congregations will be given a mu- sical treat of the highest order of excet- lence. The programs arranged in different churches are as follows: Catholic. St. Matthew’s—Easter Sunday: Solemn high mass will eommence at Il am., at which the music will be as follows: Before mass, Vidi Aquam, by Lucheel. During the mass, Kyrie Eleison and Gloria in Excelsis Deo, from Giorza’s Mass No. 4; Graduale from Silas’ prize mass; before the sermon, Veni Creator, by Chadwick; after sermon, Credo in Unum Deum, Gtorza’s Mass No. 4; at the offertory, Regina Coeli, by M. A. Gillsin; Sanctus et Benedictus and Agnus Del, Giorza's Mass No. 4. After mass Laud- ate Dominum, by Cassarini. Solemn ves- pers will be sung in the afternoon, com- meacing at 4 o'clock, as follows: Psalms, Domine ad Adjurandum, Dixit Dominus Confiteor and Laudate Dominum, by Ed- uardo Marzo; anthem, Adjutor, -by Cheru- bint; Magnificat, by Paola Gtorza; hymn, Regina Coell, by Gillsin; at the elevation, © Salutaris, a duet for soprano and bari- tone, by G. Verdi; Tantym Ergo, by Paola Gtorza, from Vespers No. 2, and Laudate Dominum, by Cassarint. ‘The choir at all of the services will be composed of the follow- ing: Sopranos—Misses Cecilia V. Murphy, Mary Sweeney, Lillian Hunt, Zafira Han- cock and M:ss Cotterill, Madames Sherman, Hight, EB. A. Martens, H. Sohon and Smith. Altos—Madames J. uta Daly, S. Golds- boro Goddard, Eva Cowling Weston and H. A. Oolihan and Miss Young. Tenors— Messrs. Wm. H. Burnett, Sherman Hight, Harry Smart, Thos. A. Fitzpatrick and James Patterson. Baritones—William §&. Sheetz, A. Schulties and L. Bassos—John H. burn, Jno. H. McElroy, Wm. 8. Yeatman and Chas. W. Hancock.’ The solo parts will be sustained by the Misses Murphy and Sweeney and Madam Hight, sopranos; Ma- Games Daly and Goddard,altos; Messrs’ Wm. H. Burnett and Smart, teno: non, baritone.and J. H. Nolan, basso. Prof. John Porter Lawrence, organist, and L. E. Gannon, director. Grand organ voluntaries will be rendered after each service by Prof. Lawrence. St. Cyprian’s—Early mass will be at 6 O'clock. At 10 o'clock solemn high mass will be celebrated by Rev. Father Larkins, with Rev. Father Matthews as deacon, and & scholastic from Geo n University | as subdeacon. Father Matthews will de- Hep- liver the sermon. The choir will render Millard’s Mass in C, and at the Offertor- fum Regina Coell. e at 7:15 p.m. The choir fs as follo opranos— Miss Ciara Brauner, Mrs. M. J. Henson, Mrs. Alice Logan, Miss Maria Thomas, Miss Annie Chew, Mrs. J. Clifton, Mrs. J. Thorn- ton, Miss Thomas; altos, Misses Hesste Fletcher, Mary Muschett. Anna Fenwick, Catharine Simms, Hattie Ty! tenors, | Messrs. Edward Quander, Wm. Shederick; bassos, Messrs, yysius Brown, Joseph thews, Sylvester Thomas. Organist, ginia Herbert. St. Aloystus—At 11 o'clock solemn high v Mass will be celebrated St. Aloysius Church by Rev. Mgr. Donctus Sbarretti, DD. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Ss. ‘The musical pro- | Preinde, harp and Gou- is a male at; Cred Offertory, | tus and harp and violin, Gounod; Agnus I postlude, ergan and orchestra. Vespers will be sung at | 7:39 p.m. The choir will render the following | » and organ; Psalms, Regina | Coeli, ) Salu- tarts, Goun, Lau- . Fran- Paul's »iclazier; | and Baluft; rman; basses, Alexander. ‘The musical pro- hh tomorrow will Petcher; K; Agnus Dei, Coeli, by nan; bassos, } P. Director, Mr. George Ca T. Davis. Church of the celebrated in the Betts. ly Name at § and 10 o'clo ing program will be r. “ choir: Haydn's Second or, Rosewigt of- fertory, r At vespers Glorza’s Ves- No. and at . Poalo Giorza. s of the choir Aman, Chas. . Lilian Lelia Aman; and Annie Burns; White and W. J. Jeorge E. Rile: . Mr. Edythe 4 Miss Church, corner olemn hish a.m., at which y tine program will be time an except rendered by a full choir and hestra: Vidi Haydn's Sixteenth reator, arranged from na; solo by Miss Cath- erine Allen tin obligato, by Prof. Her- man Rakemann. sin; duet, by & Miss Ta Jubilate Deo: li Latare, Gil- se Miller and abellis -\t clos¢ Miller and 3 I full chorus. ‘arranged nith, Miss A “ Grant. Miss syth end Wettr ux, De ey and Jorjan ayo. Direct St Mary's Chu gw 4H streets < fsorge Glaab, past (Dl be celebrated at 1 a ‘eaper service ke place at 4 During the mass the following wuus lat be rendered: Vidi Aquam (before the mass), John Wiegand, bass solo and chorus; Messe in C, dur opus 86, Louis van Beethoven; Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Del; Veni Creator (before the sermon), John Wiegand, soprano solo and quartet; Perra Premuit, from Ce 80 (at the offertory), Bruno O. Klein. e music during the vesper service will be as fol- lows: Seeond vesper service, opus 84, Ed- duardo Marzo; Domine ad Adjuvantum, Dixit Dominus and Laudate Dominum;Terra Tremuis, Bruno O. Klein; Magnificat from opus 34, Edi Marso; Regina Coeli, Padla Glorza; O Salutaris (quartet), B. Hamma; Tantum 0, opus 71, Fr. Riga; Laudate Pegorian. The choir is constituted as follows» So- | Pranos—Misses Mae B. Whitesell, Appolonie Miller, Rosa Miller, Alice Koch an r- garet Rueff; altos—Misses Margaret Eich- horn, Annie Miller, Mamie Miller and Clara Donch; tenors—Messre. Wiliam J. Caul- field and Francis P. Tennell; basses— Messrs. Em!‘l Holer, Al , Wie it and director—Mr. jlecker. St Peter's, 2d and C streets southeast— High mass at 10:30 a. m., Vidi Aquam, Peters; Kyrie Elieson and Gloria in Ex- celsis from Mozart's twelfth mass; Veni Creator (quartet), Reissiger; Credo, Sanctus and Agnus Dei, from Gounod’s Messe Solen- nelle; offertorium, Gaudiamus, Diabelll; at the benediction, O Salutaris Hostia (scprano solo with violin obligato), Mascheroni; at the gradual, clarionet solo by Professor Andrea Coda. Vesper service at 4 p. m.— and Magnificat; Ti Pre- Mulard's Ves taris t; Tantum Ergo, Millard; Laudate Dominum, Marzo. Choir— Sopranos—Miss Hattle M. Ritchie, Miss Anna J. Baptista, Mrs. Josephine Johnson, Mrs. Marie ht, Misses Amelia Herbiin, Cecelia Gallagher and Bessie Skelly; altos— Mrs. Katie Davis Baden, Misses Mary @. Kelly, Kate lackey, Regina Fowler, Lily Mapes, Nannie Callan, L. Arendes and Mary Dooley; tenors—Messrs Lucius F. Randolph, Alfred J. Smii Joseph Duffy, Harry Allen, Richard Paul and G. Babar- rich; bassos—Messrs. Charles F. Goodchild, J. Frank White, Ed. B. Fox, Claude Atchi- son, Frank Coleman, Isaac L, Johnson and Clarence Tappan. Organist—Miss Anna R. Kearon. Director—Mr. Frank W. Bird. St. Patrick’s—On Easter Sunday the Rev. Dr. Garrigan will preach at the 11 o'clock mass. Choir will render the following: Vide Aquam, Dielman; Kyrie, Gloria and Agnus Dei, Mozart, No. 1; Credo and Sanctus from St. Cecilla’s mass, Gounod; Haeo Dies, Wie- gand; Offertorium, Regina Coell, Gillsinn; Vent Creator, Abbott; recessional hymn, Terra tremuit, Wiegand. Vespers at 4 o'clock p.m.—Psalms, Gtorza and Grego! } Magnificat, Giorza; Regina Coeli, Gillsinn; O Salutaris, Rubenstein; ——— Ergo, Rossini. pranos: Mrs. Paul F. Cain, Misses Bessie Hickey, Margaret Dy jennie Mudd, Mollie Daly, Neliic Burke, Carrie Wood, Mrs. H. O. Cook and Lillie Embrey. Altos: Mrs. N. W. Pierce, Misses Augusta Borbeck, Gertrude Lucas, Jennie Wilkinson, Annio and Lillie Smith, Mrs. Wm. Lynch, Kate Thomas and Maria Landreau, Tenors: Mr. H. 0. Dr. H. B. F. Heath, Mr. S. Meade. 9 Messrs. P. H. Cromlien, P. F. Cain, 1. John. son, Edward Bastable, J. j. Hamilton, A. T. — Soamnts Miss Loulie Boone. minic—The following program will be rendered by the choir: Solemn high mags, commencing at 11 a.m. Mozart's Twelfth Mass; at the graduale, Regina Coell, Gill- sinn; before the sermon, Veni Creator, bart tone solo, Mozart, to be sung by Mr. Lin- wood Taylor; at the offertory, Sit Vomen ee peer on 7 p.m. Glorza’s ‘espers; Regina Coeli, Gillsinn; O Salutarts, Hargitt; Tantum Ergo, Faure.’ The choir is composed of the following: pranos: Misses Mollie Wright, Maggte Kelly, Maggie O'Connor, Maye Fowler, Blanche Wood, Josie Kelly, Rosie Carraher, Alice Kerr and Mary A.’ Browne. Altos: Misses Rosie Rabbitt, May Carey, Maggi Coleman, Emma Hutton, Magzie Robertson, Nellie Friend end Virgie Wetzel. jz Messrs. A. S. Condrt, Jo: Walker ana W. Fitzgerald. Rassosr Linwood B. Taylor, John Moran, Warde, Wi!!! Graham and Michael Maher. Organist: Mise Barbara Bischoff. - Stephen's Church—The program follows: Mozart's ‘Twelfth Mass, Vent Cre, ator (bass solo); offertory, Regina Coll, Qtorza. Vespers, osewiz; Magnificat, Glorza; O, Salutaris, Wiegand (bass solo): Tantum Ergo, solo obligato and chorus, Rosewig. The names of the members of the choir are as follows: Sopranos—Mrs. W. D. Allen, Mrs. Fred. J. Vaux, Mrs. A. B. Mullett, Mrs. Wm. Stealey, Mrs. Af Green, the Misses 8. Maher, J.'Carey, 8. McDermott, M. Machen, J. Littlefield, M. Biggins, M. McCoy, A.’ Flynn, K. Doyle, M. Hughes. Altos—Mrs. Chas. Dessez, Mrs. A. B. Hines, Miss M. Gowans, Miss E. Mo- Coy. Tenors—Messrs. Fred. J. Vaux, W. D. Allen, John Trainor, F. Engelhart, J. Doodney. Bassos—Jos. Murray, Chas. Bech. tel, Al Murray, F. Muthall,’ J. Neuyahr, Alex. Gillen. Director—Mr. Geo. J. Becher. Organtst—Mrs. Mary Gillen. St. Joseph’s Church, corner x and C streets northeast—High mass at 10:30 a.m. Gounod’s St. Cecilia Mass will be sung complete. Before mass, Vidi Aquam, chorus. Before the sermon, Veni Creator, sextet and chorus, Sullivan. At the offertory, Re- gina Coell, soprano solo, sung by Mrs. Hat- te Meads Smith. After mass, Laudate Dominum,soprano solo and chorus, Gounod. Vespers, at 4 p.m.—Marzo's Vespers will be sung complete. Magniticat, by Marzo: O Salutaris, soprano solo, by Rosewig; Tan- tum Ergo, by Faure; Regina Coell, Bene- diet. The choir consists of the following: Sopranos—Mrs. Hattie Meads Smith, Mrs. Mehler, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. White, Misses Hackstadt, Joyce, Morgan, Milli- an. Sefton, Steele, McAlwell. Altus—Misses ubel, Triplett, Mrs. Joyce, Mre. Somers. Tenors—Messrs. Collins, Fiather, Turpin. Baritone—Mr. F. Rebstock. Rasses—Nesrs. Gardner, Hodes, O'Hore, Mehler, Wildman. Organist—P. J, Kubel. St. Augustine's Church, 15th stree tween L and M—Services on Faster Sun- : At Jl a.m. the celebrated Innperial ss, by Haydn, will be sung in {ts origi- nal unabridged form. Just oefore the ser- mon, by the Rev. Father McKenna, O. P., the grand concerted numbers, Veni Creator, composed by the director of the choir, will be again rendered, as on Christmas day. At the Ofertory the Jubilate Deo, by Dia- belli, will be sung by Mrs. Martina Irving, supported by the full chorus. The pro- gram for the afternoon service at 4:30 will be as follows: Vespers, Millard; Alma Virgo, Hummel; solo, Mrs. Martina Irving, and chorus, Magnificat, Millard; Regina Coelt, selected; O salutarts; duet, Mr. W. T. Benjamin and Mr. T. L. BenJamin, Tan- tum Ergo; duet, Mrs. Lavinia Lofton and Mr. J. I. Jackson. St. Augustine's choir is composed as follows: Director, Prof. A. Tre- gina; organ! Prof. Wm. Braxton; lMbra- rian, Henry A. Jackson; quartet, Mrs. Maf- tina Irving, soprano; Mrs. Lavinia Lofton, alto; Mr. J. I. Jackson, tenor; Mr. W. T. Benjamin, basso. Chorus—Sopranos, Mrs. Anna BE. Swan, Misses Mary ‘Simms. Annie Johnson, Clara Wheeler, Gertrade Smith, Mrs. S. B. Greene, Mrs. Lulu Prater, Misses Julia Johnson, Mary E. Weldon, Flora Cole and Carrie Hawkins; altos, Misses Carrie Johnson, Marie C. James and Agnes Rob- inson, Mrs. Ada Jackson and Mrs. Phoebe Broughton; tenors, Messrs. James A. Simms, William Goodrich, Vincent Dural, Frank N. Parkham, George A. Lemon, Wm. J. Smith and F. Dionysius Jackson: bassos, Messrs. J. F. Cole, William T. Ben- Jamin, jr. A. Waldron Ccakley, Arthur Chasley and Harry Radcliffe. At the Soldiers’ Home Chapel on Easter the choir will render “La Hache’s Mass and Gtisinn’s Regina Coell!. The Veni Creator Duo. by Loreta, jr., will be sung by Mi Mollie Wright and Mr. Linwood B. Taylor. Sopranos—Misses Mollie Wright and Katie |C. Brown. Contraltos—Misses Montz and Havener. Bassos—Linwood B. Taylor, F. J t_be- Warde and J. Moran. Tenor—Mr.' J. J, | Keating. Organist, Miss Mary Agnes | Browne. Protestant Episcopal. | Church of the Ascension, corner of 12th and Massachusetts avenue northwest, Wash- | ington, D.C., Rev. John H. Eliott, 8. T. D., | rector; Rev. Wm. Tayloe Snyder, assistant | minister.—Haster Gay, 1804. Program, 11 | @.m.: Processtoral, Tiyma 1%, Welcome, Happy Morning, Sullivan. Anthem, Christ, Our Passover, Cramer. Gloria Patri in Psalter, Cramer. Gloria Patri (at end of Psalter), Tourer. Te Deum in G, J. B ‘alin. Jubilate, double chant In C, Att- od. Intrott, Hymn 116, . Roll the y ‘Kyrie t in E fla n t, Hamilton Young, Charlie Sigourney, Paul Peck, Robert Freeman, Palmer Ballinger, Charile Hendley and Paul Chamberlain; entiemen—tenori, Messrs. W. G. Pen id I.ee and Major N, H. Camp; bassi, lessta. Charles F. Hail, Dulin and Bay- s. Lfbrarian, Mr. Arthur Miller; assist- ent director, Mr. James G. Traylor; musical | director aad organist, Mr. Francis Edward Camp. St. John’s Chureh, Georgetown, Rev. Charles BE. Buck, reetor—Service at 11 a. m. Processional, Hymn 113, Christ Our Pass- over, J. 8. Lb ; Gloria Patri, J. B. Calkin; Te Deum, King Hajl; Jubilate, King Hall; introit, Hymn 121; kyries, Sew- ard; Glorla ‘Tibf, Gounod; Hymn 193; Gloria Patri after sermon, Sir Jno. Stainer; offertory anthem, As it Began to Dawn, Myles B. Foster; at presentation of alms, Praise God, from Whom Ali Blessings Flow; sanctus, Woodward; Eucharistic Hymn 220; Gloria in Excelsis, old chant; Nunc Dimittis, C. Vincent; _recessional, Hymn 11i, sitting, by G. W. Warren. Tho above program will be repeated on_ the Sunday next ensuing. Chotr—Soprani, Mas- ters Tes Jewett Cox, Kenney Berry, Ar thur Clifton, Harry Fleming, Charlie Grit- fith, Henry Huntington, Harry Lunsford, qno. Lynch, Harry Middieton, Newton Middleton, Harry Padgett, Harry Ritten- house, Frank Smoot, Alden Smott, Willie Snodgrass, Mason Sswart and Arthur Stew- art; alti, Masters Jno. Fleming, rank Waters and Will Waters; tenorl, Messrs. Charles Cropley, Percy Minnick, Harry C. Pearson and Charles Waters; basst, Messrs. R. Lee Cox, Reginald Looker, Philip Huntington, itd. Randall, Roy Kirt- land, Sanford Kirtland and Willie Beall. Mr. W. 5B. Middleton is the organist and Mr. Q. A. Pearson the choir master, At 4:30 p.m. the Sunday school of the parish, assisted by the full choir, will siug their Easter carols. St. Mattthew'’s Chapel, Washington par- tsh, Archdeacon Gilbert BF. Williams, rec- tor; Rev. J. M. E. McKee, associate rector. —This pretty chapel has been recently built, and already has a flourishing congregation and Sunday school. is located on M Street near South Capitol street southeast. i following constitute its choir: The isses Susie and Mary Burch, Miss Sophia Kunn, Miss Lillie Lewis, Miss Maud Lewis, Lena Myers, Miss Susie Williams, }and Messrs. Harry Howeil and P. Hartley; organist, Miss Rosa Kuhn; precentor, Mr. H, Tavender. Church of the Epiphany, Rev. R. H. Mc- Kim, D. D., rector.—The principal services on Haster day will be morning prayer, ser- mon and holy communion at 11 a. m., and will be as follows: Christ Our Passover, in G. W. Morgan; Festival Te Deum in B flat, Richard Henry Warren; Festival Jub!- late in E flat, Dudley Buck; introlt, They ve Taken Away My Lord, Sir John tainer; offertory anthem, God Hath Ap- inted a Day, Berthold Tours. At the 80 p. m. service will be sung Cantate Domino in G and Benedic Anima Mea in B flat, by Dudley Buck, and the offertory anthem will be Thanks Be to God, by Sir John Stainer. The choir is composed of uartet, consisting of Mrs. Annie Craig fil is, eoprano; Miss Florence Stidham, con- tralto; Mr. Perry B. Turpin, tenor, and Mr, Frank P. Reeside, bass, and a chorus cf thirty voices, under the direction of Mr. H. Clough Leighter, organist and choirmaster. There will also be a celebration of the holy communion at 7:30 a. m., at which the mu- sic will be rendered the chapter of praise, and the Faster festival of the three Sunday schools of the parish will take place at 4p. m., with carol singing by the chil- dren. At Epiphany Chapel, 12th and C streets southwest, Rev. A. M. Hilliker, mintster in charge, there will be services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.. At 11 a. m. will be sung Christ, Our Passover, Hodges; Te Deum tn B flat and Jubilate tn C, Dudley Buck; tn- troit, On the First Day of the Week, Lott, and offertory anthem, He Is Risen, Clare. At 7:30 Clare’s Evening Service in D and the anthem, He Is Risen. The choir, under e direction of the parish cholsmaster, ir. H. Clough Letehter, ts composed of the lowing ladies and gentlemen: Sopranos, Misses Helsley, Crown, Goldney and Ver- non and Mrs. Kendall; altos, Misses Hig- don and Price; tenor, Mr. Cameron; basses, Messrs. Prospert and Price; organist, Mrs. Leighter. Mr. G. Berkeley Griffith, bass, Wilf aso assist the choir on this occasion. St. Paul's Church, 2%d street near Wash- ington Circle—Rev. Alfred Harding, rector; Rev. Frank M. Gibson, assistant minister. Services on Easter day are as follows: Cele- brations of the holy communion at 6, and 9 a. m.; matins and high celebratl 11, at which time the following progra: music will be rendered: Processional, Allelu- fa, Risen Lord, Henry Wilson; Easter an- them, Christ Our Passover, FE. lloyd; Te Deum and Jubilate Deo in F, B. Tours; introit, Litt Your Glad Voices, Holden; Festival Communion Service in #, B. Tours; Hymn 212; anthem, As It Began To Dawn, Foster; recessional, hymn 110. At the evensong, at 7:30 p. m., the following will be the music: Processionals as in mocning; Psalms chanted; Magnificat and Nune Dim- {ttis in Eb, Hall; anthem, Christ Our Pass- over, from the morning service; Hymns 121, 870 and 110. The choir will also lead the music at the children’s carol service at 4 p. m. The following ts the membersh!p of the vested choir at present: Sopranos end altos—Augustus Wiilige, Leigh Kelsey, Clar- ence Kelsey, Carroll Selby, Sothoron Scott, Harry Boss, Charlie Bell, John Harbaugh, Alex. Long, Joseph Jecko, Clyde Morgan, Willle French, Arthur Rittenhouse, Ray Randall, Willie Donoho, Benjamin Rollins, Willie Smith and Hardie Arledge. Teno Thomas T. Caswell, Stephen C. Mason, Will- fam T. Reed and J rt Ball, Basses— T. Belt, G. F. D. Rollings and J. E. Snow; erucifer, Thomas Mullett; librarians, Joseph Gescoigne and Charles Ratcliffe; ‘acolyte, William Boss; assistant organist, Miss Mary Ross; organist and cholrmaster, D. 3. Mac- Leod. St. Toomas Church, corner 18th and Madi- son streeta—Rev. J. A. Aspinwall, rector; Dr. G. H. Johnston, assistant. Early cele- bration 8:30 a. m.; matins and holy com- munion at 11a. m.; Processional Hymn, 93, anthem, Christ Our Passover, ]. ‘Tour: Gloria Patri, Field; Te Deum Laudamus, F. Schilling; Jubilate’ Deo, Dudley Buck; in- troit, tivmn 101; Kyrie Elieaon, Max Vor- rich; Gloria Tibi, Max Vogrich; Hymn 105; gan To Dawn, Max Vogrich; 207; Gloria in Excelsis, en’s carol service, 4:30 p. m. Evening service, 7:30 o'clock; Procession- al Hymn, 100; Gloria Patri, Caikin; Magni- ficat in B flat, B. Cecil Klein; Nune Dimit- tis in F. B. Cecil Klein; Hymn 111; offertory anthem, As Sleeps Takes Flight; Hymn 103; Members of the choir are Miss Grace L. McCulloch, soprano; Mrs. Philip Mauro, contralto; Mr. Charles Fred’k Crosby, tenor; Mr. Willlam D. Hoover, bass; Dr. H. C. Sherman, organist. At Trinity Church, Takoma Park, the following music will be rendered on Easter Sabbath: Morning service, 11__ o’elock— Processional No. 98, hymnal; Christ Our Passover, Chappell; Te Deum, H flat, Dud- ley Buck; Benedictus, Handel; offertor: Barnby; Kyrie Eleison, Walmsley; Sanctus, Spohr; ‘Gloria in Excelsis, Zeuner; reces- sional No. 103, hymnal. Evening service, 7:80 o’clock—Processional No. $9, hymnal Bonum Est, Bennett; Benedic, Anima Mea, Barrow; offertory, Conside> the Lilies, Top- lft: recessional No, 112, hymnal. The choir is composed of the following: Choirmaster, Edgar J. Perry; soprant, Mrs. D._Jud- son, Mrs, Garrett Davis, Misses Davis, Tasker, Cady, Lamond, Parkins and Perry; old chant. alti, Mrs. E. J. Pen Irs. Homer Guerry; tenori, Messrs. Jimerson, Davis, Pett, bassos, Messrs. Perry, ‘Guerry, Briggs, Jackson; organist, Miss Emma Perry. Christ Church, East Washington, Arch- deacon Gilbert F. Williams, rector. Open- ing anthem, He is Risen, by Dressler; Christ Our Passover, by Dudley Buck, in ges C; Glorias, by Ge Te Deum (Festival), E’ flat, Buck (No. 7); Jubilate Deo, by ke; hymn 111; Gloria Tibt, by Rogers; in 118; re 1 hymn, 83. At the offertory Mrs. Lillian Lewis’ will sing I Know That My iRedeem: oratorio of the Messiah. munion at noon, the Sa! hymn > in Liveth, from the At the holy com- net by Goodrich; is Deo, old Lillan Lewis, basso Miss Miss_L: . Edwin Gibbons, Mr. Pa Mr. J. Fulton Rich- James S. prog morning § r. 3. Chapel, St. John’s partsn, between G and é Smith, di- whl be re- rvice of the Sun- above ard Univer: ng—Commencing at 7 7 ‘ ea Geyer, Graham Cooksey, Lynn Gillchrest, the Sabbath sthool, under the direction of Mr. Parker N, Bailey, its superintendent, will have the usual Easter service. St. John’s—Order of services at 11 o'clock font Morning prayer; 1. processional hymn Ten Thousand Times, Dykes; 2 Easter anthem in F, Christ, Our Pessover, Senil- Ung; 3. Gloria Patri in F, Vincent; 4 ve Deum Laudamus in G, Calkin; 5. Jubilate Deo in D, Woodward; holy communion; 6 Intrott hymn 111, Christ the Lord is Risen Today, Rimbault; 7. Kyrie, plain song, War- ren; & Gloria Tibi, plain song, Gounod; v. hymn 121, The Strife is O’er, the Battle Done, Palestrina; 10. Offertory anthem in ¥, As It Began to Dawn, Vincent; 1L Ascription, Praise God From Whom, Guil Franc; 12. Sanctus in D, Calkin; 13. Hymn 207, Hodges; 14 Gloria in Exeeisis in G, Darley; 15. Nunc Dimittis in G, Whitney; 1u. Recessional hymn 1W¥, Welcoma Happy Morning, Sullivan. There will be a cnii- Gren’s carol service at 4:15 o'clock p.m. ‘ne choir—Basses (cantoris), Nathaniel B. 4'u- gitt, Ernest H. Daniel (decani), R. H, At- kinson, Jno. C. Spencer, Bayard Gibson; tenors, Wm. H. Daniel, Frank Clements, Karl J, Dantel; altos, Harry Pierce, Hadie Dorsey, Miss Jessie Tabier; sopranos, ¥red. Hasard, Walton Goodwin, Louis Fiske, Merryman Walker, Richard Herrick, Caas. Coryell, Chester Smith, Frank brney, Jean Siiney, Albert Coryell, Dean Corsa, Jonn | Wanstall, Frank Sabotka, J. K. Upton, Norvall Tabler, Fred. Burke, George Weish, Thos. Dorsey, Arthur Trayler, Willie Mc- Kim, Miss Mazie Rose, Miss Louise Moel- len W. H. Daniel, precentor; Jno. ‘Theo- phil, organist; Bayard Gibson, librarian; Vred, Blackford, assistant Ubrarian. Incarnation Church, cormer 12th and N Streets northwest—The musical portion of the service on Easter day at 11 a.m., to be rendered by the volunteer choir, will in- clude the following: Christ, Our Passover, Tours, in D; Te Deum, Dressler, in C; Jubi- late, Tours, in ¥; tmtroit anthem, Wh: Se Ye the Lf > Nevins, in wit solos); Nicene Cre Stainer, in ¥; offer- tory anthem, Hallelujah Chorus from Mount of Olives, Beethoven; Sanctus, Stainer, in F; Agnus Det, Calkin, in G; Gloria in Execelsia, Stainer, in F; Nuno Dimittis, Hopkins. The music will be re- peated on re, 1, The carol service wiil be held at o’cloo on the afternoon of Haster day. Presents and prizes will be distributed among the chorlster boys and Sunday school scholars, Personnel of the chotr: Sopranos, Donald Davis, Burt Garrett, Spencer Geare, Frank Joe Holland, Willie Johnson, Karl Kerr, Charies Lowrey, Willie McCauley, Arthur Maddox, ar Mason, Wallace Morgan and Irving Spedden, assisted by Mrs. Rexford Smith and Miss Bertha Stottsenburg; altos, Arthur Bovee and Wil- lie Stone, assisted by the Misses H. T. Gal- pin, Hattie Kastner and Byrd Harvey; tenors, Messrs. Richard Bright, William Churchill, L. H. Crowe R. Geare, H. Stanley irichs, W} Langtree, George Pfeiffer and Owen Robert; basses, Messrs, Frank Bright, Wilitam R. Bushby, Howard eer Oscar Hinrichs, Olaf Axel Ljungstedt,George Hawley wood, Rex- ford Smith, George Watts and Odell Whip- ple; violinist, Miss Florence King; flutist, Mr. H.W. T, Jenner; organist, Mrs. Mar- tha B, Harvey; director, Mr. R. I, Geare, 8t. James Church, &th street near Miassa- chusetts avenue northeast—Haster day ser- vices, 7:30, 1080 and 11 a m., 5:3) and 730 P. aq Sunday school, 8 p. m. Norming, mg o’clock—Processional hymn, 4¥7; intro! Psalm 8, Gregorian; service, Kedhead's Mass in C; gradual, hyma riorium, anthem, Awake, Taou at Bleepest, Stainer; adoration hymn, 606; ablution hymn, 136; final hymn, 185. Evening, 7:80 o’clock—Kntrance hymn, 125; psaims, Gre- gorian; Magnincat, Mann, in A lat; Nunc Dimits, Mann, in A fiat; hymn, 138; an- them, Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead? Clare; processioual hymn, 137; final hymn, 80. Choir: Cantoris—i, Brooke, i Ward, M. Pole, P. Whitworth, 1. Sweth, R. Rozzell, G Evans, @. Martin, Messrs. Alexander, F. Soules, A, Whitworth and C. Miller. Decani—F’. Aueracker, D. Rouzell, 7. Tomlin, H. Alexander, F. vans, N. vans, bP. Alexander, Messrs. G. W. ans, T. Whitworth and Bb. ifolines. Servers—G. Strong, A. C. Walker. Acolyres—H. Grogan, F. Grogan. Christ Church, Georgetown (Rev. Dr. Albert R. Stuart, Db. D., rector)—Proces- sional hymn 112; anthem, Christ Vur Pass- over, Schilling; Psalms % 67, 111; Te Deum, Buck, in D; Jubilate, dodges; hymna }iy; Gloria Tibi, Guilmant; hymn 121; offe: tory, Christ the Lord is Risen, Sheily; Sanctus, Gamidge; hymn 225; Gloria in Exceisis and recessional hymn 116. Holy communion will be celebrated at 8 o'clock in the morning. Ihe music wiil be sung by the new vested choi, under the direc- tion of Mr. James Watson, basse, com- posed of the following members: H. Dun- weody, Caivin Cowles, Herbert Williams, W. W. Fickling, Randolph Coyle, Charlies Wheatley, bred Tyler, Aiex. Maish, James Orme, Guy Goodwin, Harold Goodwin, Preston Graves, Basil Boteler, Kodger Stuart, Edmund Coolidge, H. Ray Frey, Frank Godwin, Erskine Gordon, James Hunton, Wiliam Zane, Richard Berry, Waiter Frey, Heith Hunton, and Messrs. Wheatley, Ballinger, Harper, Parker, Mo- Kee, Darneilie, tenors; Messrs, Connor, Orme, Gibbs, gitt and Eliason, bass. The regular quartet will assist in the music, in which are Miss Simonds, alto, and Miss Doe, soprano. Miss Mary Dashiell, organist, ‘frinity—Opening hymn, Oh, the Golden Giowing Morning, Le Juene; Christ Our Passover, Wheat; Gloria Patri, No. 1 Wheat; Gloria Patri, No. 2, Danks; Gloria Patri, No. 8, Haydo; Te Deum Laudamus, Frost; Jubilate Deo, Hodges; hymn No. 103, Tours; Kyrie Elieson, Modges;Gloria Tibi, Hodges; hymn No. 498, Le Jeune; offertory, The Lord is My Strength, Morello, Soprani, Misses Halley, Carter, Stocks, Murray and Westhope and Mrs. ans; altl, Mrs. Ross and Misses Dufee and Ballman; tenort, Messrs. Donoho, Lane and Keith; bassi, Messrs, Rittu, Skillman,Seibold and Middle- ton; organists, Messrs. Frost and Jecko; musical director, LD. W. Middleton, St. Stephen's, Columbia Heights, street extended (Rev. George F. Dudley, rector). — Choir: Sopranos— Miss Bessie Mitchell and Miss Alice Hi ites, Mrs. by jetcher; ten- ors, Mr. L. 8, Fristoe and Mr. W. B. Mc- Leod; bassos, Mr. Charies N. Wake and Mr. William Northrop Dudley. Organist, Miss M. Zevely. Music—Processional hymn, Wel- come, Happy Morning, A. S. Sullivan; Has- ter anthem, Christ Our Passover, Gregorian Tone VIII; Gloria, arranged from Mozart; Te Deum, Sir John Stainer; Jubilate, Cal- kin; introit anthem, Why Seek Ye the Liv- ing, Clare; Kyrie and Gloria Tibi, Gouno: hymn, The Day of Resurrection, Martin} anthem, Jesus Christ is Risen Today, Wie- gand; Gloria in Excelsis, chant, Zeuner; Sevenfold Amen; after benediction, Sir John Stainer; Nune Dimittis, old Roman chant. St. Mark's Church, corner of 84 and A streets southeast, ev. David Richards, i in charge.—The Easter services at ig church will commence with a cel- ebration of the holy communion at T o'clock. Morning prayer, sermon and a second cel- ebration at 11 o'clock. Children’s festival service at 3:30, At the 11 o'clock service the following music will be rendered by the vested choir of the church, consisting of twenty boys and sixteen men, with orches- tral accompaniment, under the direction i4th br. John EE. Parker; Processional, 105; anthem, When I Wake Up, 8. B. Whiting; venite, Christ Our Passover, Gregorian; Proper Psalms 2, 57, 111; Te Deum, Sullivan; Benedictus, Crotch; introit, Why Seek Ye the Living? BE. A. Clare; Kyrles, Stainer; Gloria Tibi, Paxton; hymn, 99; offertory, Now is Christ Risen, Allen; Sanctus, Spork; Gloria in Exceisis, chaat; hymn, 210; Nune Dimittis, Anon; reces- sional, 106. The roster of the choir is as follows: Boys—Masters Wallace, Burch, Sargent, Don Lundy, Ed. Lundy, Bradford, Eari Godwin, Harold Godwin, Boyd, Cor- nell, Robinette, McKeldron, Craigen, Griggs, Mahon, Prior, Ira Johannes, Dana Joha: nes, Bayne, Roberts, Pinckney, rnshaw, John E. Parker, jr.; men—Mesers. Blair, Hodges, Perkin: ir. Harris, Will. Hillyer, Clare Hillyer, Darragh, Samuel Wilson Ger- man, Gaddes, Shaw, Moore, King, Howlings, Craighen; organist, Miss Mildred Johnston; cholrmaster, Dr. John 3H, Parker. The music will be repeated on the Sunday efter Easter. Grace P. E. Church, Rev. Thomas 0. Tongue, rector—Services 11 a.m., with hol; communion. Musie by surpliced choir. J. N. Bundick, choirmaster. Processional, Welcome, Happy Morning, by Sullivan; Christ Our Passover, key of E fat, F. W. Seibold; Te Deum, by Woodward; Jubilate Deo, by Hopkins; introit hymn, He is Risen; Kyrie, by W. Seibold, in key of F; Gloria Tibi, by F, W. Seibold, in key of C; hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen Today, Al- leluia; offertory anthem, What Are Those That ‘Are Arrayed In White Robas, solo, by aster William Friess; offertory sen- ‘Anon; holy communion; Sanctus, ylor, In key of C; hymn, No. 225: oria in Excelsis, old chant; recessio Alleluia, The Strife is Over.” Choristers— Boys: Soprano, Walt. Haines, 24 Philips, Wrenn, Theo. Mungen, Carroll Wrenn, Dan 'Blacktstone, Chas. Carter, ‘Dyer, Oscar Moritz, Wille Friess, lace Jones and Arthur Haines; alto, Price, John Mohler, Marshall Chesel. and Arthur Mohler. Men:, Tenors, <. ki. Foster, red W. Bundick; bassos, 5. Jones, Z. D. Black- ws. Marshall Ches- Cha dine s. R. Gemmill, Al id and J. Th N. d. B. Matthe’ librarla e, 1; Arthur Mohler, cornetist; John Mohler, violinist; Mr. Fred B. Black- organist; John 'N. Bundick, choir- ton of Brookland— he precentor, Mr, as follows: — sional, Victory, with Alleluia, Christ Our Passoevr, by Gadsby; Kyrie Elison, by Tours; chant, Te Deum, by J. H. Rogers; Jubilate Deo, by Aldrich; Gloria Tibi, by Hodges; processional, He is Not Here, He is Risen, with Allelula, by Worgan. The music will be repeated on the following Sunday. The choir is composed of the fol- | lowing; Leading 0, Miss es Brown of Mt. Pleasant, Miss Mamie E: Miss Bessie Baidwin of Eckington; Jeading con- tralto, Mrs. F. Sage, Miss Daniels; tenors, Mr. Di Mr. G. Erdman, Mr. W. ‘ade sehen Mr. Wm. Quinn, Mr. Wm, Staler, Mr, L, Carmick. Mr. WP. Booth of Mt. Pleasant is the organist. ‘Trinity Church, Georgetown.—Pretude, or- gan; Vidi Aquam, mane, a mass, Gou- | nod’s Solonnelie (entire); Veni Creator, s0- | prano solo, Cirillo; offertory, Tremuit, | Wiegand; chorus; postlude, processional | march, Whitney. Vespers—Dixit Dominus, | Beatus Vel, Ett; Coniticor, Laudate Domi- nem, Gregorian; Haec lea, soprano and | alto duet, Rossini; Magnificat, Gregorian; Regina Co ; O Salutarts, 50) ane al rt wi 4; Tantum and alto duet, jegand; | Berge; postlude, triumphal march, Costa. Choir—Mrs. Armand Gumprecht, soprano | soloist; Miss Maragaret Blaine, alto soloist; | Mr. Thomas Fitagerald, tenor soloist; Mr. | Jno. Hickcox, bass soloist. Chorus (sopra- nos), Miss Maggie Sweeney, Miss Mary | Kearney, Miss Rose Kearney, Mrs. Kato | Weld, Miss Mary McCarthy, Miss Clements, | Miss Gross, Miss Murray, Miss Harnedy, Miss Englebardt, Miss Hamilton; altos, Miss Helen Doering, Miss Kate Doering, Miss | Josephine Clements, Miss Lula Collins, Miss Janie Ullmer, Miss Dora Collins. Tenor chorus, Mr. Archie Tallmadge, Mr. Thomas Finning, Mr. Bernard McGrath. Bass chor- us, Mr. John Garvey, Mr. Francis Slattery, Mr. Thomas Devine, Mr. Walter Gross, Mr. eas lope Organist and director, Mr. Si- mond Gumprecht. Emanuel Church, Anacostia, D. C., Rev. W. G. Davenport, rector—Morning services: Processional, 547, We March to Victory, Barnby; Christ Our Passover, chant Mornington; Patris, Gre; , Rodgerski F. Te Deum, and Propert, chant; Jubi- late, chant, 101, Dupues; Mtany hymn, 53, Spanish chant; introit hymn, 99, Jesus Christ ts Risen Today, Morgan; Kyrie Eleison, chant 396, Hodgers; Gloria Tibi, chant 414, Anon; hymn, 98, Christ,the Lord, is Risen Today, Clarion; sermon, by the rector; Gloria Patri, Roberts; offertory, solo by choir master; offertory sentence, ss Humphries; Sanctus, chant 441; hymn, 207% Gloria tn Excelsis, coronation hymn, 451, old chant; Nunc Dtmittis, 251; reces- sional, 107, He is Risen, from the German. Evening service—Processional, 105, The Day ot Resurrection, by Rotterday and Tours; Gloria Patri, Gregorian, Rodgers in F and Roberts; Bonum Est, chant 238, Smith; Benedic Antma Mea, chant 864, Rodgers; hymn, 108, Allelulia; sermon, by the rector} Gloria Patri, Roberts; offertory, by the choir, Come, Ye Faithful; offer sen- Shrist, the Lond to Risen from ths is German. Tint of ch Bryan, jr., J. Waldo Bryan, Maurice Bra James Hollister, Harry Kell; ly, William Lusby, Irving Scantelbury, Oscar Smith, Arthur Alfred Thornett, Eran Thornett, Julius Tol- gon, assisted by the Chapter of Praise of the church. Chapter of Praise—The Misses Julia and Alice Hardy, Smith, cone, ¢ Wood, timer, Kanter and 8! n. J. U. Hollingsworth, choir master; Fred M. corner 14th and Corcoran Bryan, organist. St. sairew's, streets, Rev. Josiah B. Perry, rector—Pro- cessional hymn, anthem, Christ Our over, Sohilling; Gloria Patri, Morsell, No. Holden-Patten; Te Deum, W. ‘Hol en; Jubilate, Wagner-Dank: “Sieriory, tenor solo, The Angel's Message, A. F. Loud; processional hymn; communion sery- ice; Bane! Mo Gloria in Excel old chant; man, Bread of the Wor! Choir: Miss Bertha D. Lincoln, soprano; Mrs. Herndon Morsell, alto; Mn Bernard A. Ryan, basso; Mr. J. W. Cheney, organ- ist; Mr. Herndon Morsell, tenor and musi- cal director, Lutheran, Grace Lutheran Church, 13th and Cor- coran streets northwest, Rev. J. E. A. Deermann, pastor—Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday school exercises at 5:30 p.m. At the morning service the holy com- muntion will be administered, as also the reception of new members. The choir, in addition to the regular liturgical services, will render the Gloria Patri, by H. P. Danks, and He is Kisen, by Edwyn A. Clark. The music at all of the services will be unusually attractive and pleasing. St. Mark's Lutheren Church, C southwest near the corner of J2th street, Rev. W. H. Gotwald, pastor.—Church serv- ice at 10:45 am.; Sunday school exercises at 7:30 p.m. At the morning service the holy communion will be administered and mew members received, as also a class of fourteen catechumens. The services will consist of the following special order of the Common Service: Gioria Patri, Norris; Kyrie; Gloria in Excelsis, old chant; Te Deum, B flat, Thomas; Glory Be to Thee, O, Lord, Layriz; Praise Be to Thee, Christ, Layriz; offertory, Create in Me @ Clean Heart, O, God, Riegel; Anthem, Vic- tory Over Death, B fiat, Herbert. Quartet is composed of Miss Minnie B. Fisher, so- prano; Miss Blanche Rueckert, alto; Prot. Rueckert, tenor; Mr. Eckhardt, bass. ‘The organists are Miss Ella Akermann and Mrs. Dodson. Sunday evening, at 7:30, the Sunday school, of which Mr. Chauncey R. Bottsford ts superintendent, will render the beautiful service prepared the board of church extension. The entire offerings of the day will go to church extension, St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, 1tth and H n.w., Rev.Dr. Domer, pastor.—Easter musical program on Sunday morning: 1. Angels Roll the Rock Away, Holden. 2. Christ, Our Passover, Leo. P. Wheat. 8. The Magdalene, G. W. Warren, 4 Lift Your Glad Voices, Haesche. 5. The Strife 1s O’er, Mendelssohn, The choir consists of Mrs. Sue Wilson Domer, soprano; Miss Blanche Yewell, alto; Jacob Scharf, tenor; W. A. Domer, basso; Miss Carrie Law By- ram, organist; W. A. Domer, director. = day school anniversary Easter mn! in National Rifles’ Armory, on G street. Pro- gram will include solos by Prof. Cloward and Mrs. Eulalie Domer Rheem. Zion’s Lutheran Church, corner 6th and P streets northwest, Rev. A. Homrighaus, pastor.—German services at 11 a.m. Preach- ing by the pastor. Communion and recep- tion of members. At this service the choir will sing Hoch Thut Buchauf, The choir 1s as follows: Soprani, Mrs. Kate Herold, Misses Katie Vogel, Rosa Geist, Bertice Reece; alti, Misses Minnie Brandt, Rosa Wallrath, Lizzie Plitt; tenor, Wm, Putt; bass, M. E. May; organist, Wm. Plitt; mu- Sical director, M. E. May. At 120 p.m, services in English, communion and recep- tion of members, the choir will sing One More Day; theme, “He is Risen,” followed by Come, Holy Spirit; organist for evening service, Miss Kate Vogel. At 7:30 Monday eventi Easter concert exercise, The Pii- im’s Vision. riko Place Memorial Church, corner of 14th end N streets northwest, Rev. J. G. Butler, D.D. r. Service at 11 o'clock a m. and 7 pm. At the uing service the following program will bé rendered: Voluntary (a), Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay, Barker, full anthem, with solo for soprano, Mrs. Bradford. (b) Christ is Risen, Howard, anthem, with soprano reci- tation and solo, Miss bright; Gloria Patri, Kyrie, Gioria in Excelsis, chant; the Lord’s Prayer, chant; at the offertory,soprano solo, Ye Seek Jesus, He is uot Here, Lynes, Mrs. Bradford. After sermon, iene oes a oe a Today, anthem by Holden, w’ Big Bs Bright; tenor solo, Mr, Everett Pitchlyn, and duet for soprano and alto. The choir is composed of the following: Soprano: Mrs. Belle DeV. Bradford, Misses Mary F, Guss and Laura Bright. Alto: i Stella K. Sharretts Rose R. Beittert. ‘Nenors: John G. Bright, Everett Pitchlyn and Wm. F. Stow Bassos: Messrs.Wm. O. Little, Frank TD. and John H. Seiffert. Organist: Miss Ella C. Butler. Cornetist: Dr. Wm. Long. At night the Sunday schools connected ‘With the church will unite in celebrating the Raster festival, with an elaborate musical pro with short talks the pastor and others. The concerted pieces the Sunday school choir, under the direction of Mr. Wm. F. Stowell, will be a pleasing feature of the occasion. Church of the Reformation, Pennsytva- nia avenue and 24 street soytheast—j1 ~e m.: Greene emit Kyrie, old chant; Glort in Excelsis, "Ss masa in G; hymn, Christ, the Lord, is Risen To- day; Christ Our Passover, Haster anthem iu B flat, Marsh; Christ fs Risen From the Dead, Neidiinger; hymn, All the Gilori- gus Morn; Te Deum, In B fiat, Shelley. The communion service, with further Easter music, will be held m the evening. There will be an Easter thank-offering by the congregation. The choir 1s composed as follows: Mrs. W. BE. Parsen, soprano; Miss Laura Zeh, contralto; Mr. W. Mooney, tenor; Mr. F. H. Barbarin, bass; Mrs. Wm. Hamfiton Bayley, organist and director. | There will be an orchestra of stringed in. struments with the organ. All seats free at_all services, Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, 4th and E streets northwest—Easter services at 3:30 p. m. A full musical program has been arranged by Charles Rupprecht, di- rector. Solo, I Know That My Redeemer Liveth, Handel, by Miss Marie Kuhnell; solo, An Haster Story, Danks, by Miss Gertrude Iseman; octet, Alleluia, by Salter, soprano, Misses Marie Kuhnell and Louise Schmitt; alto, Misses Gertride Iseman and (Continued on Thirteenth Page) THE BELLE OF THE SEASON. A Beautiful Belle Broken in Health. A Journey Through social gayetr, and each recurring summer he! | tossed her like a straw from city to seaside, from seaside to monntains, and from mountains to coun- try. It was very pleasant while it lasted. There Were balis anf dinners in the winter, with hosts of admiring friends to bear witness to her social triumphs. A black and dismal day came whea| she was forced to admit, eren to herself, that her infiuence was gone and that she was mercly | a belle of the past. She was no longer beautiful. | Flesh and biood and nerves bad stood the strain as long as they could, and then they went to the | wall. Realizing that the youth and beauty of her life | | One October day, three years Inter, the lists of Steamship arrivals contained the name of the Drokem hearted creature who hed once been the gectal favorite. In memory of happier days, some friends made haste to cali epon ber. Among them cousin, who had a young physician's belief skill fm medicine would cure her. Upon the drawing room, he was greeted by the brilliantly beautiful woman that be had seen rt elastic step, sparkling eyes, and, above all, more charming than she had «ver Defore? It was impossible; and yet she was Isughing merrily i li “Tf ft be indeed you,” be said, “one sign will ; had to do so; I was {ll ‘Very well,” raid he, ‘you will please continue drinking the Sprudel water as > j | ke PoEESES abet i you have been Going.” There and I went on as before, larly, although I seemed to physician kept mo at tt “I was a long time et themto my great surprise, ‘This was more than I had true. I felt better, mentally and physically, above all, I began to gain in weight, I to be an entirely new creat My 4m some mysterious way ent! Rew flesh was forming in its & miracle, but I hardly dared to or would continue. But it Slowly. I felt that I was stage of growth. I gained in iy, and, after a time, I felt much stronger. the close of the season I might have imagined that I was @ young girl again.” “I think you have found the epring of eternal youth,"” said the young physician. “But do you expect to retain your present health and frosb- Bess without living most of the time in baa?” “As it would be inconvenient for me to the mountain, I make the mountain come In otber words, I carry the famous Sprude! around with me. The imported Carlsbad Salts, in powder form, is a most excell tute for the imported waters whenev inconvenient to use the waters. Although fully restored to health, still I am so fond Waters that I drink as much, or nearly as though I were an invalid. In the morning, fore breakfast, I dissolve one-half tenspoontul of the powder in & glassful of the Carisvad water, Which ts sold in this country in bottles brought 4i- rect from Carlsbad. 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