Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1895, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1895—FOURTEEN PAGES. Ravenburg, Smith, Slater, Snowden, Tyler, Whitcomb ani Mrs. Caulfield; Messrs. Churchill, Chesten, Denison, Fiather, Ham- ton, Dr. Mitchell, MeCoy, Orme, Pollock, Rench and Dr, Roberts. At Epiphany Chapel, corner of 12th and © streets southwest, of which the Rev. A. M. Hilliker is in cha there will be morning prayer and holy communion at 11 a.m. The principal music will be: Te um, Tours; Jubilate. Buck; Introit, ‘There Were Shepherds, Pattison; offertory, © Zion Thit Bringest Glad Tidings, Stain- The soloists will be Miss Heisiey and ri. ‘The choir membership fs as ses Heisley, Phillips, Goldn: Fanine and Bowle: ire, Price, Prosperi rs. Prosperi and hell, teuor; organ- r. Chureh.—This is a new chu! r the active min- istration of Rev. Howell bids fair to take an important rank among the ex- isting pa Mr. John Porter Law- ve, for many years organist of St. Mat- has been engaged to conduct the ’) has formed a music, which wili render the toll the following: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Neuman, Misses Nannie and Sidney Smail, Fisie Snyder, Miss Burr, Lizzie, Lottie and Annie Annie and Alice Neuman, Walter Norton, Allen Miller, Daisy Morton, Frances Burr, Towers and Mr. Davis. Grace P. E. © southwest, Rey. Thos. O. Tongue, rec Holy communion at 6:30 a.m. "Mor service, sermon and holy communion at 10:30 am. At the last named serv! chorister choir, under the direction of Mr. Alvin Belt, will render the following music: Processional, Hymn 4, Q Come Russell; Te All Ye Faithful; Venite, by Deum, in A, by Dr. Hodges; Benedict Hymn 540, Once in Royal David's City Glory Tibi; Kyrie, by Gritiths, Hymn 6 Offertory, Venite Adoremus| Dominum (Come, Let Us Adore Him), by Warren; netus, by Camidge, Hymn 225; Glory in Sxcelsis; Recessional, Hymn ing is pranos, Dyer, Leisheir, Humphrey, Walker, Haines, Chase, Robert Haines, Keefer, Whitaker, Rice and Moritz; altos, Jones and Carter: tenors, Winter, Rae, Helt and Potts; organist, Miss Fitch; director, Alvin Lelt, urch, 9th and D streets the - Follow- the composition of the choir: So- bassos, Shaw, Posey and Daniels; TWO NEW CHURCHE Opening Exercises in the Fifteenth Street M. E. Edifice. THE EPWORTH M. &. DEDICATION Something of the History of These Organizations. ———— CHRISTIAN WORKERS eS Last year during the holidays Washing- is a striking shade of pressed brick, trim- med, especially, about the entrances and around the windows, with brown stone. The principal entrance is in the south face through three fine .arches, principally of stone, and with handsomely orna- mented colurans of the same material at the sides. There are double rows of arched windows along the sides and three large ones in the south front, with a number of smaller ones in the towers. On the interior the first floor is divided into a large room fer the Sunday school and smaller rooms for the different departments of the school and the pastor's study. This floor is also intended for use as a place in which to hold the social gatherings of the congrega- tion. On the second floor is the church proper, and this has or will have, when the pews are in, a capacity of about eight hun- dred and fifty, including the seats which are to be put in the gallery at the southern end. At the north end is the pulpit, and near it a space for the handsome organ ordéred, and which is nearly ready to be turned over by the maker. The wood used in the interior is white pine and wal- nut for the pews. The walls are to be fres- coed. Both gas and electric lights are to be used. The architect is Joseph C. Johnson, THE EVENING STAR’ Almanac AND HAND-BOOK FOR 1896 PHS oncoesenesgecseesenten tense senso nsoncenceng ote Is Now Ready! - lh ea a as ee habtelandatst tonians, or at least these interested, had | @"d the builder, W. A. Kimmel. Te Dour, Luther Place Memorial Church, 14th | the pleasure of seeing the opening services % Night, Adam Sullivan; ; Steet and Vermont avenue northwest,Rev. | of but one new church. Yesterday one 2 Gloria & onal, | J. G. Butler, D. D., pastor.—Regular Christ-| was opened for divine worship, 2nd during | others Who 5: 4 While Shepher Night. The choir Beard, Preston Robert Corby, : John Hartsoc: r Flocks by | mas service will be held at 7 o'clock Chri: Chas. | mas morning in tne ¢ the week the dedicatory ex: ‘s of an- ev topher Cox; | G apel. Sunday after! cther church will take place. Ove of these Conrad Doyle, | CBtistmas the following program will be| is the Fifteenth Street AL. ~Chureh, i Grafton Page, Willie | SUag by the choir: At the 11 o'clock ser-|jocated on the northeast corner of Tsih and Cark: Walse a Mr. is om ence ease pe Tak ae ee se R streets northwest, and the other Ep- bassos, Dr. A. Kitehen, A. La Barritt! | Scnnceker, with solos for ats Beas eee Cae ee ee ae aed one precentor. mawin I. Tra@y+ organtat and al. . northeast corner of 7th and A streets rector, John Porter Lawrence. and soprano and alto duet; Gloria Patri, | northeast. The congregation have been In| 9 oio34 consi Church of th ton, 12th and N| Dr. Boyce; Kyrie, Gloria in Excelsis, Gre-|the latter editice for a month or so, and] prote ce ao Paunanenes By pubis: streets northwest, I. L. Townsend, 8. | gorian chant. At the offertory Miss Helen | therefore the ceremony to take place | by Will Thompres, cnuilad “Dritdus wae Faget tors, Processional, Hark, the Wer'| Nye will sing The Birth of Christ, by | will be that of dedication. Bishop | the Tide.” One of the verses runs as fol- tobirson; Te Deum, Tours; Bene- | Campbell-Tilton, After the sermon, an-| Alpheus W. Wilson of the M. EB. Church | low: e Glad Tidings; Ky-| them, Taare Were Shepherds, etc., A. J. | South, and whose heme is in Baltimore, We are floxting on th» ocean, Mr From the New ¥. Interest in the subject of hymns church music has been stirrea up by compiratively trivial incident which is re- Ported from Pcughkeepsie. According to “the report, the Rev. Mr. Tuck of Newburgh aSortenge Larger.and more complete than ever before. 416 pages of solidly printed national and local statistics, records and other general information, and treats fully of the relationship of the District of Columbia and the National Government, the duties of the Dis- trict Commissioners, the District’s sources of reve- Mesto seg ¥ % Gloria, Robinson dictus, introit, Shout t : wees J Holden, with solos for soprano, alto and |"? f e Drttine zon the oce joria Laus C isto, = -: se i © ser vhic! 5 7 ting, dritting ‘ith the le, He, Gilbert; Gloria Tibi and Taus Chritcs, | tenor. At the evening service—Full_ an- eu eoiast ie aly pice ca fs pDrifting, dettting with thet a ti ti : ‘ ’ be - <6 op w them, While Shepherds Watched Their | the most part be simple in character, con- er the boundless sea we ride. I fi d tt d ts pl you G ¢ 2 le P ‘ Ne ; Behold, T Bring you Good Tidings, | them, Wale, shepherds, Waren. Se ee a lant wa ie stn ue. niormation an statistics regar Img 1 hymn, Bread of the World, Hods: and soprano and alto duet. c in by those present and addresses of a his- Ob we glide. theweh fonmine fonnteins, fi Hy | e I h ° bl d li 2 © 2 Zetiners Nunc mits | Compose of the followin those present and addresses of a Mis | Oy we gle, tareh foaming Cunt inancial, commercial, charitable and religious in= pita Vee ‘ir: Thomas C. Pole, pre. | Son and Mrs, Helle Bradford. these services will be held, however,| When | Mr. Tuck ‘heard this sung he stitutions oints of inte est C are ce King, Feo. | G d ice Calia and Rose R. s efinitely settled, owni here being ands above head and shout- Dp & pee ce King, Violinist; Geo, | Gertrude Irnice Celiahan and Rose R. is not]definitely settled. owns to there belng j © tre jus paras, spore Bis head and shout 9 re 9 ° seed fert; tenor, WC. Souder and John K.| a delay in delivering the oEiGe ee ee Winfield Halley and Walter | it is hoped to have it occur on Christmas | 289in."" Tt is also alleged that he expré r, John H. Seiffert; organist, | day, and if not then, then the S the opinion that “Drifting With the Se yatenceret the church: devoid of meaning, imperfect in meter Seon GHuEh Rv. full of absurd figures, and that nied’ to this should have no place tn a churel hymnal. The report adds that some of Mr. Tuck 30 shocked at his denuncia- Swart, CFarles Paxton, Carl Creamer, Har-| Hench; |} ry Lashhorn, John Brandhoff, Willis Par- | Lock; direc ker, Arthur Brame, Ralph Watson, William | Miss C. Matilda Menke. lowing, At the : Cleaver, George Davis, Arthur Maddox, | St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, cor- | held last spring in Mt. V Don Davis, Albert. Watts, Joe Holland. | Ret 11th and Ii streets northwest, Rev. S.! John O. Knott was ass! Harold Pole, Miss Pole, Thomas Gemmill, | Domer, pastor.—Christmas discourse by the | In a few s A [line of Useful Information. b ae y Hyde, | Pastor’ at 1 c'clock. Sing, O Heavens, | stone of a new church was lald, 1 G Croft, G. E. McKnew. Orton Wi Hyde. | Clare: The Manger Cradie, Neidlinger; than a year since he ticn of the hymn that they declared that A Pa tii I List f Cc tents Tha rch. corner Isth and Mad-| ‘There Were Shepherds, Reed. In addition | pas e, he and his people ar he was irreverent. rua I oO ontents. . I clergymen and others” who are The ground n is almost that of a| familiar with ¢! ibject were asked yes- uare, the roof is cf entirely G terday to express their opinion of the nicn at 11. The follow-| WUson Domer; alto, Miss May Corby having a gable on the s hymns that are generally sung in church- ing musical program will be rendered; Pro- | tenor, Mr. Jacob Scharf; bass, Mr. W. A!|ing the streets and an imposin, eS, a8 well as the particular one to which | cessional, hymn No. 49; Veniti Exultemus, | Domer; organist, Mrs. J. S. Thomas; di-| fiom tae southwest corner the Rev. Mr. ‘Tuck objected. Most of them Dudley Iuck; Gloria Patri, Arthur Foote; | Tector, Wm. A. Dom: ‘There are two smaller to dgreed in characterizing much of the m Te Deum idamvs, Thelgand; Jubilate parC oF the clone non, Penn rorthwest corner of the sle sung ica aa mere craney SoHo) Thadwick; 1 No. 60; Kyi le a Street southea: other at the southes porated | 2 > arly sa or hi jon- PHOT CIGER Toute Gee moe aie r.—Chi s in| {cus sound at that. On the other hand, it nter into a fine new hovse of wo A. Aspinwall, rector; | to thes? there will be rendered two Christ- tant minister_Harly | as hymns from Book of Worshi nek: morning service--| Choir consists as follows: Sopra Rey. W. G. , a celebration at 8 o'c sermon and cot Academy, French, Colleges, Statistics of. Judiciary, Aceldents and Emergencies. Commerce, "Foreign, Domestic. —— Agricultural Statistics. Congress, Members of. Tabor Statistics, Alaska, Statistics of. Consus General and Consuls. Languages. Rivers, Longest in the World Alti@de, Greatest in Each State. Cycles of Time. Latitude and Longitude Tables. Rowing Events. Ambassadors of the U. 8. —- Legal Holidass. Rulers of the Chief Nations, American Cup, Record of. District Government. Life Insurance Statistics, Running Records. Rainfall and Temperature, Religious Statistics, Revolutionary War. Felson, ; Gloria Tibi, Max | Parson, bastor-Christmas day, serv en with various styles of ornament 3 ay ne at the a e Reseeieant Tatas: oe soo Vogri No. gffertory anthem, | Desin at 11 o'clock. Pre er From | geometrical designs. The ma used in] Wes said SC UEUCTOH RO HY) TUL Eoy 0} Anniversaries of Important Events. | Earth, Interesting Facts About. : There Were Shepherds, Buck; Sanctus, | $F Freischutz, arran the rest of the extertor is pressed brick on | £0cd hymns tn existence, and that the Ratidetes tor Polson, Reltpses for 1805 and 1808. eo Damnestie a Poreien pain! ee Max Yogrich; Eucharistts hymn No. | 4"d organ; chorus, the two sides facing the street. The three] Poor ones could be aveided by a judicious lanufe. ratistics of. vings Benks. Approp.latiens by Congress, Easter Sundays. Areas of Countries lection, The pastor of one church in ich congregational singing is the rule Marriage and Divorce Laws, Scientific Associations, Educational Statistics. Me “1 ate jorable Dates. Single Tax Statement. wi stone and | § stome | W s of br th the sam: doors have linte hed at the top ¥ m: Gloria ir Excelsis, old chant. The members of the choir are Miss Grace L. Mc- é a a a a aaa ENESCO SERS DODO BBO 0000090000000 060 6005006000000 095099990 HOO HOODOO OOO ODO O Sree Culloch, soprano; Miss Claudia Moore, con- the latter also being used with good effect | Said: Army and Nav y E.e-tion Returns, Mexico, atepublic of. Societies, Secret and Fraternal. fealto: Mr. ‘Chas redk. Crosby. tenor: hymn, Adeste Fideles; O Holy ir a number of other places. In the two am not familiar with the hymn men- Astronom? ' 2henomena, Electoral Vote. Minerals, Production of, Sclar System, Elements of. W. D. Hoover, ba Mr. H. C. Sherman, or-| Adolphe Acam (soprano solo and qi gables, w ike, are large} ticned in this report, by : Atlantic Steamship Lines, Hpochs and Eras. Military Academy. Sporting Events, gani ‘Te Deum Laudamus, Schni rin B riel windo Small tripie | one of a class against which al. Executive Department, ~ | Monetary Statistics. State and Tersitosal Statistice. St. Mark's Church; corner $d(and.A’ streets Child soprano | windows, and below a s large | Would be justified in protesting. Australlan Ballot. Expenditures o1 the Government. Mortality in the United States, Statutes of Lin-itation, southeast, Rev. Andrew J. Graham, rector. | 284 tenor duet; O Sing to God, Gounod ¢ windo These window filled with | there are so many simple, yet strong Exports and Imports. -— Storm and Cautionary Signala, The services ut this church will commence | Pf4no obligato and chorus); cathedral gl and in several instances | uplifting hymns, there Is no reason Banks. 4 Nations of the World. State Department. with an early celebration of the holy com- tMarch, Gounod (violin and or are memorials to members of the church. | worshipers should spend their time on Bar Associations. Farm Mortgages. Ritay tsath PY m munion at 6:30 o'clock. Morning prayer, | Cholr consists of Mrs. W. E. ‘The Basement Plan. silly or stupid songs. And yet most hymn Base Ball Records. Fastest Atlantic Steamships. adap erecta! : ver, | prano; Miss Pauline : books shound in the latter. Battles > Civ % vy Department. Tariffs, History of. sermon and a second celebration at 10:30 | P! " : ; atioyd Battles of the Civil War Federal Courts. 45 O'clock, when the following music will be | Chas. Skerrett, tenor; Mr. W. osmer,| Entrance into the main auditorium] Pic! up a small hymnal a Bible Statistics. Federal Government. Xegro Population. ‘, Trade of the District, rendered by the vested choir of the chureh, | 248s. who will be assisted by Mrs. Rich-]is by three doors, ail in the towers, and | the leaves at random, he said: Bicycle Records. Pedecatlon sar Tabor: Newspaper Statistics, Treasury Department, under the direction of the precentor, Dr. | @2Nd- soprano; Miss Brock. alto: Mr. H. 0. | into the basement or lecture room by a large | , “Here is a fair sample of what 1 Billard Records. ~ * | Fire Insurance Statistics, ‘ ‘Tort Records. yohnid,, Earke arol, The Snow Lay On | pile" stoceng ae oh Sea ae P'S | door facing on A street, and a smaller door heard in many churches.”"’ The | Bishops of Kelig. Denominations. French Republic. Official Directory. oe , At ehh i = : lected was “The Hebrew C seal na tat is: see te | Gambrill, J. A, D. Turner, W. TH. Bayly, | OR 7th street. ‘The basement, in which the | was written in the ordinary violins, Mrs, Hamilton Bayly, organist and | congregation have been worshiping for the | with the following refrain the Ground; proc Veniti, chant; prorer Psalms, Deum, Barrett; Benedictus, chant; Introit Bo: Bridges, Largeet in the World, Germany, Government of. British United States Senate, Universities and Colleges, aces, —— Parks of Washington. Patent Office Procedure — : EO arransed that lt ca jt. Governors of States. hymn Hark, the Herald Angels Sing, Mens director. t two months, is co arranged that it can a toward gomocatem, |X ith Custos Tacit ee i ots Puupeiah and Crime Vice Presidente. RE Re ayeret Ches Reformed. for'serviess: should occasion require: it tor || Te aie aioe Bullding and Loan Assoctations, Great Britain; Her Dependencies. Decale DADE ate Vital Statistics, Fivcks By N oitertory, O Zion, That} First Reformed Church, corner 6th and N| this use, or for a Sabbath school room and y day? a 28 of | ss a Bringest Good Tidings, J. Stainer; Sanctus, | streets nerthwest, Rev. G, Facius, pastor—| Place in which to hold entertainments and] “Whet meaning does that con Eley Seblwet: Omeece. Historical Societies, ee ee ae Mend igeitrioe Wesley, hymn 21; Gloria in Exceisis, chant: | Christmas music: Overture for cornets anq | Seciables. This is done by means of mov-| should like to know? If Mr. Tuck is pro- Seeds ‘Homes; for Boldiera, Ta ericerating ae OB tin veh wntsireccaslonellOucelin|cmecone poe xe ale partitions, nearly all of glass, and when ‘ st songs of that order, I fully Capitals of Principal Countries, Herse R. cing. Postal Information. Washington, History of. Royal David's City, ‘The choir is composed | ™Mbone and organ, E. E. Mori; male and dividing the space into a main room, a Catholle Hierarchy. —— Post Office Departinent. Weather Bureau. of the following members: Boys—Ashby Wal-| mixed quartet; soprano solo, Miss Lulu | for the intermediate department of the Sun- hirmer, who is engaged in the and ‘Trademarks, Immigreti_n. Public Debt of the U. & Weights and Measures. lace, Fred. Robinette, Blake MeKelden, Wil- | Factus; contralto solo, Remember Me, chool; an infant class room and Ep-| pubiieation of music, said: “There is no Interest Laws and Tables, Pogilistle Records, Whist and Duplicate Whist, Ue Dalton, George Rock, Preston Birch, | Danks; Miss Gussie Bergmann; Christmas gue gath ‘| doubt that many of the songs heard in tatistics of, Interior Department. World's Fairs, Edgar Barnes, Harold Godwin, Robert Earn-| Cantata, by E. E. Morl, especially com. the : 9 the lour churches are very poor, whether you Churches and Sunday Schools. Qualifications for Voting. — shaw, Arthur Roberts, Westor Burwell, a coe oe acher to the pul mali stairway, | consider the words or the Ag Cities, Population and Statistics, Internal Revenve. Yachting Events. James Kane, Frank King, Fred Bradford, | Posed for this occasion; soloists, Mrs. L. | and another and large se leads from | deal of church music is bein iblished 2 ¢ Procedure, Rules. Interstate Commer:e. Racing Records, Yale and Harvard Boat Racing. ‘Arthur Sargent, Horace George, Jaret Mun-| Facius, Mrs. Lula Facius, Mr. H. Wolff; | the vestibule in t to the lecture Some of it is exc ome is dell, Charley Fonda, George Hunt, Earl] solo quartet, Misses Bertha Caron, Sophie | COM Proper. A striking feature of the main poor. In general, it m: fd that Hee ee aie Towice Spence: bari | Fortseh, Messrs. W. Ernst and H. Wolt; fhe full effect of which ts better obtained by | [ae iuusle ts American churches is_inter ker, Jr., John Babcock, Horace Spence, Earl} tenor solo, Glory to Heaven's Eternal ht, when the chandelier, OIA ee AeA a eee Sie eee tS Amos, Don Lundy; men—Henry P. Blatr, | 7 >. g : Charles V. muels, L. J. Atwater, Wilton | King, Meyer Helmund, Mr. W.* Ernst; | just been put in, is lighted. cal. The mu™e in } York churches better on the nverag 2 Doun, Harry Sprucebank, Albert’ Potter, | arch. The choir consists of the follow- | the north end, ‘and f. Samuel M. Darragh, Paul A. Steele, S. Mau- | in& ladies and gentlemen: Sopranos, 3 which extends in a of the commie ia tome of eho sect pin, Stewart Hilder, G. L. Edmonds, Henry | tes | actts and W. Ernst, Misses I yy conside: churches almost the only songs used 4 P. Amos. Cross bearer, Master George | 12 Raclus, Bertha Caron, Lulu Meinking, | capacity a 5 5 were ballads, and in many operatic Rock: organist, Miss. Mildred Johnston; |B. Meinkirg, E. Stevers, Lora Klees, | will be pretty close to eight hundred. Stier DodinT aizaunes eibann Gnaptad Choitmaster, Dr, John F. Parker. In addi. | Reiser and A. Zurgeleit; ‘altos, Misses Min- | turntture of the pulp He ceulan ate Tn vonpecn eanpted flon to the organ, the choir will be assisted | B16 Pohlman, Gussie “Bergmann, Sophie | cuk of a light shade, whi fase atta by the following instruments: Cornet, Mr. | Fritsch, Gussie Rittershofer, Helen Gebner, | the same wood used in the other parts of the Arthur E. Baker; flute, Mr. John’X. Phillips; | A. Darnmeyer; tenors, Messrs. Wm. Ernst, violins, Mr. Charles David Gottwals, Green; _bassos, The Heating System: Metietrse Messrs. H. Woll Thoma and} ay. neat, z Seen fies Naccuual fe. Chi Miller.” Organist cal director, ne heat, from a steam boiler, will rot be asd lh Bee Prof. E. E. Mori. led directly into the church by me lent, | Young Men's Christian Association. Coins, Value of Foreign. Iron and Steel, Production of. Rallroads, Statistics of. Z0@. & Copy. To be had at The Star Office or sent by mail upon receipt of price. EVENING STAR alued where churches the ving power. ‘That he t solo Samuel, Mr. Comp- and mus: sreh, every ic will be reffered by a snrpliced choir 2 necessity of peri under the direction of Mr. Barnabas Other Denominations. jotizadl Mors, espe usualy the case,/baC will y the fine qual . with Mra. R.A. P: organist. 4 "s be taken part way by piping and then The services will be simple, but, It is ex.] The Christmas services at the First Bap-! through the various rooms, inc pected, imp! and 1s tist Chureh will be held next Sunday. The ifortunict volving: hymns 30, and 6) he pss choir, under the direction of Mr. Percy S.] 3i+ will be obtained from up in the tov crane a Bacon, a Re en pied : Bo, | Foster, who is also the organist, consists of n summer t ne n Will secure cook a 2 aes Tune ecking, JOH. Brown Alien | Mrs. Gardner, soprano; Mrs. Clarence B. from the outside. ure closet: ANOS ie ca sseee endl Ibs : Melville W. He: -, | resembles that used i Gunton Temple . ‘ sot ite fiche schon ar Leapley, | Rheem, alto; Mr, Melville W. H tenor, | Tesem z ‘i ) Ssteeeetocestetecfeecteetetesetecteetetectentectoadecectetecentecestrdes Arthur A erton, Willie | and Prof. D. Cloward, ba Presbyterian Church, on 14th ject of his rer BRS ees 2A It will be | Memor The cost of the entire structure has been close to $5,800 and the sum_ ne to begin the work of building hymn at] = a A Bea peteoteteadenestectutecteceedeceatectedeateteeteaaeeteteteatetee n0 religion Dr. Robinson Brown, 3%. Bryan, Norris Bryan, Edgar | augmented by a cnorus of twenty-five voices Johuson, Charies Padgett, Charles Whit- | trom the Capitol Glee Club and the Ruben. net d Ladue McGill; ba Warne! ‘ " Tokon Oscar Smith, Wiliam Seantiemury | Sti, and at 11 a.m, will render the follow- and Wm. Lusby; tenors, Harry Kelly, Ber- | img music: Bethlehem, tram Thornett and Milton Filius. An alto | This Blessed Morn, Le solo will be sung at the offertory by Miss | Brewer; Sing, O Heavens, Tours: Sing All song, and there is 1 1 don't believe that pro' ae . ° against it is likely to do much goo, Quit bd Craig & Ha fe Furniture, &e oap Talk. t is ine. 13th & F sta, for such things will probs be written and sung cers are familiar, the e« purpose turning themsely *’ All you know when you get and Glorlas, Robinson; Te Deum, Tours: ene oes ass e e committee of the whole on Avia) aneen ° Fee aes Ted be Mae Waltee Me Biches, | lula Forth, Buck; Christians, Awake, Marsh; | The supervision of the work of construction | ouly’ thi: = orrying the clothes be washed \s) will assist with the singing Sing, O Daughter of Zion, Gilchrist; bari- | on the part of the congregation has been in| they are not , and so do not 2 | peontey, sonra? Soe aa er led ie tiie ik " ~ ; | tene solo, Birth of Christ, Tipton, Prof. | the hands of a committee of the congrega-| beloug in a hymn book. There are many | ¥ o ° eee uoncinen uulies Goon °| char c nor | tied bn 6 toe ton, et aead | Slomard. tion, composed as fol nirman, Rev. | stch, and some of them are widely sung. |% What to buy for gifts. You ) Wok She and clean unfess yoa'sap- treet nonthweat; Hey. (11 1 \wowsnexd, panere will be a special song service at 7:39 | John O. nett, ba ‘Drifting’ reminds me of one, ‘We % can't think of anything better Q kK la & Co.’: | = 8. T. D. re » Hark, .m. urer, and Me: f ailing Ofer the Sea, Homeward|% <* = j. : Wea a Herald Angels Sing, Mendelssohn; Venite | ‘The Christmas exercises of the North | Hummer and J. H. Bell, The architect is PAL an when esyu = for home folks than i ver, Kengia 0.8 Any one of the following appropriate, Short; Gloria (after sermon), Fields; offer-| Friday evening, Decem and morning “‘Hold the Fort’ is a familiar thing, and List: . bine we Capitel M. E. Church, corner of North Capi- } Mr. Woltz of this and the contractor | through singing that is that you have been | & useful, substantial gifts will for many Renedletus: Introit. Shout the Glad Tidings; | tol and K streets northwest, will consist of | and builder, I. B. Bur out sailing on the sea. And on Sunday, | ¥ Furniture— Laundry + Fears be a constant reminder of your gem yrie, Gilbert; Gloria Tibi and Laus Christo, | 4 Sunday echool entertainment, to be given Fifteenth St too,” continued the doctor, laughing. = ui & B Caps SOT OF Rae, ee emaals she Sowing, Carpets— tory, Behold, I Bring You Good Tidi ad evening shhh ee The congregation of Viftcenth Street “6 e “0 ; a i be ae Pe Gers; Sursum Cora, Person: Sanctus, W: Prue! Sunday eval eeere eee Wein GRUTEN Genie dey locedpied fea ew eal: | ene meme a mamy pucenes, DublIs inet $ Mattings— a Ee ees Ladies’ Writing Desks, $3.65. ley; hymn. Bread of the World, Hodges: | charge of James B. Austin, superintendent, | fice for the first time. ‘The services inci-| ‘Forward, Christian Soldier, and ends with | 3 5 Bake won cas $1.75 Parlor Tables, $1.15 Grows. Heacesionai, O Come, All Ye Faith, | and will be held in the church instead of the | gent, how to the dedication will not the refrain, ‘Tolling on, toiling on.’ They | & Draperies — For sale by all “live” anal isch : Parry; Recessionah Orcome, Ail Ye Falth’ | Sunday school room. ‘The pr HE: hola vat this time. but wil place some | dcn't mean’ anything, and yet worthy peo- $ Ss Plant 8244 K st. n. Sis i hogan. centor; Miss Florence K 3 Geo, | tetdered J contained tts Christians Sune || oaiater: aa then ti ifee wilt | DI@ stand @p and get black in the face | & toves— i $4 Parlor Rockers, $2.90. an Btls : ;,Geo. | bcams, and will include infant e| veeks later, as then the edifice will | outing cut th : : ek : Tr. Watts, ore Winter cn Sunbeams by twenty chil have been fully complet ne event of | “the one oF tw «-Givenighove-ot BS Crockery Ware— = SSETTST ITS By the way, we have about Le EAS been drilled for the occasion by their | yesterday was one of g nportanee in 1 only 2 slight sind | Bedding— = — 950 different Rockers—every I Oe wae Fa Gletee zie R. King. There ha history of the ehur sths which are s i rei i|% Ging = F : : zi ‘Arthur Brame, Ralph Watson, Wm. Clever, Le ene the history of the chur: athe ‘son Bs © ALL GASES OF shape, size, kind and price. Geo, Davis, Arthur Maddox, Don Davis, Al- mas, trees and a 5: delivered by the pastor, F “att ia meeting held ‘ostensibly in] ¥ Bricsa=brac— AN Cai ; AG bert Watts, Joe Holiand, Harrold Pol Arsdale, appropriate to the Tu of te peepee UgiOns + Pictures— DEAFNESS, CATARRH, nit Upholstere: hairs, $3.60. Pole, Thomas Gemmil!, G. Craft, G. lars in the Sunday pS ee) en Pde Sas 1etu s $20 Parlor Suites, 3 pes., $13.65. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS Large Oak Hallstands, $15.25. HW. ‘The last sp numne : : ed his remarks 1 Knew, 0. W. Hyde, T. Owen, W. Roberts, | of whom will L Banquet Lamps— Seahoegeste ke part in the mus aying that the om Jas. R. Gemmill. ercises. ~ ‘ tion organized c to Abin theres 3 i 4 punld ings eat 4 1s e good cause of tei BS And Other Lung Trouble: - St, John’s,corner 16th and Hstreets north-| ‘The morning and evening services of the | {2t0@ church in a building at the ¢ orner of Sea togo OF: Then heeds Wy Onyx-top Tables— 5 J “Odd” Dressers are treated by me with due regard to each Indl. : = = : vidual condition, no detail too small to neglect, For Iron Beds—beautiful varie- agt one remedy for everything—that is why I am ty, in every wood, and also successful in curing this class of diseases. Consul- white e = tation free. white enameled. $9 to $65. $15 Toilet Tabfes, $8.75. Dr. Jordan, | “urs, Svecpes S175, % 1421 F St. N. W. $4.50 and $6. Ofice hours, 9 to 11 a.m., 2 to 4:30 and 6 to 8 ath D. Pe church to take place December tor. The holy communion, with carols, | presided over by Rev. Chas. L. Pate, pastor, Sees 5 i Will be celebrated at 7:20 o'ciock; morning | the musical program to be under’ the ai. | Hamline Chureh, wag bought and was re- Prayer, sermon and the holy communion, at | rection of Mr. Hdward Saxton, the chorister, | MOVed to the Present site, | Since Ii) the | } 1 o'clock. Processional hymn, (0; Venite| The following musical program will be | Church, edifice has remained G same, Exultimus Domino, plain song, (fifth Gre- | rendered: with the exception that a small room | ¢ gorian tone); proper psalms, :] 11 a.m.—Glory to God In the Highest, Dr. Nee wae alld oa ine ithe (ipean coor 6 Gloria Patri, In D, Sir Arthur Sullivan; Te | Frederick Silcher; Te Deum, E flat, T. Se Bee a Tanaea te tlecon ts, ¢ Deum Laudamus, in EF flat,Sir John Stainer; Hark, the Herald Angels Sinz, Geo. POG ceo a Jubilate Deo, in D, Sir Arthur Sullivan; in iginal name of the troit (anthem), Rev. E. V. Hall, M. A., late vas Mount Zion Methodist Ep! precentor of Worcester Cathedral, Hark, | | 7:30 p.m\— Church, but that was changed some the glad sound! Service for the holy com- | J. H. Tenney; For God So Loved the World, | 0,10 the more definite one of Witte ont Kyrie Eleison, plain song; Gloria | Fames MeGranahan; Rock of Ages Cleft For urch. Though the ru Tibi, plain song; hymn 61, Hassler, Hark! | Me, W. H. Doane; Praise God From Whom ‘What Mean Those Holy Voices? sermon by | All Blessings Flow, John Faucett, | ‘The the pastor; offertory anthem, Berthold | above music will be rendered by a chorus west. Rev. Alexander Mackay y will be mn to the tune of “ e led the hymn, and th building, a wooden structure, belong to Couches— Fancy Chairs— or something of the sort. And £ our stock—with our big Removal go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, Zo of br ; 0 on, wan, 40 00, 0 on, go 0: gu on. ve hundred people stood up and sang = J eee: _— that, and, what is worse, they seemed to Fancy Silk Covered Down Pil- enjoy it and to think it appropriate. Do . you know how many of the things that fine jaciufeh Though the rules of | sou know how many of he Mies aten? | ¢REduCctionS ee a f pastors, and m: ve | You know that when a butcher wants to x t least once eve steer a refractory calf or pig in a certain and our credit accommoda- Tours, Sing, O heaven: ripgion, Praise | choir. tecnth Street Church has been fortu d@rection he takes it by the tail. That's lows, $1.75 to $5. z k fis ae! abest Duyall’s, 22 ve C IR A 1 I & v’ i . stors, a ew: ie writ f alled hymns is tion—makes_ this ne est Gcd, From Whom, ete. netus, In F, Ad-| ‘The Sabbath school of the First P having a small number of pastors, and all | the way this writing of mi ed ns i | Ss = Jamj Eucharistic hymn, 220; Glorla In Ex-} terian Church will hold Christmas « Aes men Of ability. Some of them are as fol- conducted Aman yin buy cre ails) o8 place in Washington to make Hints for the celsis, in F, Adlam; Nune Dimittis, in G, | Friday next at 6 p.m. The principal fea- a Rew. J. H. Dashiell, Rev J. NW. Davis | Vi en air. Then he takes this little your selection. 3 . Rev. J. H. f WARE | meiody and builds into it a lot of wo: holida table 9 ° Ce Ae tS i i ae ee ory to God In the Highest, Whitney} récesslonal hymn, Mendelssohn, | ttre will bs a Christmas service of music, : Stone Tee Wack the tisrald anecs any. eiGcy tothe | enuued Geen Tidings, which includes re- | Su2,fae Proce” pasio® Bev W. new-born King. The arol service of the | spcnsive readings and addresses by the | (™12'%:,. aparious new parsonage adjoin: | portance than the air. The result is labeled junday school will ti lace Friday - stors. 4 e clos: > re Ns Ve) ie = al as chy: c y ms £6 SI f hoon at 4 o'clock, “During the ceremony | will be che Risual Guteibutisn a oeeeae ing the chureh on the east was ereeted and | 2 ‘hymn,’ and many persons evem satistied | ¥ HiQuyse & Herrmann, there will be the usual distributi im- which ke naturally considers of Here’s mention today of a few Furniture, &c., 13th & items that will index the character | _42!-S0d of the stock we carry. All of the very finest and at prices you can’t S ° : sonage ity, | to accept it as such on the author's state- is one of the best parsonages in the city See ee eee On pation: ‘To get down to bedrock in this matter. centinued Dr. Robinson, “it seems to me necessary to keep in mind ‘The Leading Houvsefurnishers, 917, 919, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. dels-84d 636 MASS. AVE. 1 of gifts | to each member of the school and Chris from the Christmas tree, and the children of | mas gr igs. The music St. John’s Orphanage will be present and} Mr. E. D. ‘Fracy, and the singers will be share In the Joyous occasion. St. John’s | supported by an augmented Sunday school choir 1s composed of: Bass ard estab- | ™: a building fund during previous pas- it was not until the present one ite was accom-| that it is only 3 in charge ot An unequaled opportunity tcok hold t PEOCCPES os, R. H. Atkin- | orchestra. Ni *racti € oney neer the fact tha but decl: si ble: : son, John CG. Spencer, Nathaniel B. Fusitt | The exercises at the Minnes Avenue ec) recUrally jal ihe monevenceden i ie: ne Worship Gt G seetedeseteepedeetetetteptenss | but declare most reasonable: fi W: and Bayard Gibson; tenors, Wm, H. Daniel, | Presbyterian Church. Christmas’ morning art they churchiinsthe way of aub tn ieee eae oo eet SIA AAR VINE SMITHFIELD IAMS, er purchasing Watches, has been secured during the pas Mr. Van Arsdale has served as aj : English Plum Puddii Hest Mixed Nate, Perry B. Turpin and Karl J. Daniel; altos, | will be Arthur Bovee, Bennett Porter, Geo. W: in cha in at the break of day, and will be fe of the Christian Endeavor So- ng that fails to meet this di jd find a piace in a hymn book. and noth Diamonds and Jewelry a r a e} s, inci - jon shoul re | Aunt Abbe: Arthur Crist’and Miss Jessie Tabler: so-| ciety. The congregation of the Anacostia nber of places, though principally in | t paaiectiaarl ae aan CALIFOR’ : & pranos, George Tate, Chester Smith, Chas. | Baptist Church have been invited to be Se ere efoninG boats = ¢ 1 At your own price! The entire he i Sarva ne called a na ashingtonian, g = =, Coryell, Edward Padgett, Frank Sabotka, | present and assist in the servi aetna aaa 1 stock of Carl Petersen’s fine Philip O’Bryon, Ralph Clark, Tucker Way Sew Chure land, Robert Boggs, Frank Knorr, George | New Church, co: Martin, Dean Corsa, Ralph Johnston, Harry | streets, the Re (Swedent rei At the h and Corcoran re eee Eee a (Your Teeth Wil stent Iit ths pple ne hoole of: the! etty- ‘This province fs stated to have a moving Ss oil Your Fun Padgett, John Watts, Walton Goodwin, | the morning service on Ch mountain. It rises 1 : Dp at The Building. at Randolph Sweet, Charles Tompkins, Fred | 11 o'clock: Processional, old Hiark, | The church, now nearly finished, has a| gantic mass of dark bass < : —If they're fall of cavities and are sub- N H DU day, 10:30 a.m., 2:30 and 7:30 Burke, James P. Wayland, Albert Coryell, | the Skies; Sanctus and Benedictus, from | frontage of about sixty fect on R street | miles long, 2,000 feet high, and with a three- Ject to polo ecules tea ae tne ° ° a 3! » 2:3 73 pee ties he Wines Foeee and Miss | Gounod’'s Messe Solonvilie; | Thou That | and runs back ninety feet on 15th street, | pronged I ial tO tet Rene aos ee Oe Ouier. And every operation will be per- § | CHOICH GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES, p.m. @ Moeller; lam H. Daniel is th ‘ellest, from Handel's } jah; children’s S *| Year by year this mountain is moving down med: ina bsolutely painless amanner. pi ’ precentor, John Theophii the organist and |carol, Come, Children, With Singing, ana | The fact that the building is up on a ter-| {ward the and some day it will dam formed in Gatraction, OO cents. Olcr 1923 Pa Ave. Phone | CARL PETERSEN’S, Karl J. Dantel the librarian, recessional, with the regular liturgy and| race, though not nearly so high as was the | jt and form a vast lake. ‘The forests at its cbarges proportional. st 1084. M. Ri, Latimer & Son, Aucta, 459. ih S. pocarahs < ~~ Savior, Brookland.—Divine | chants for the holy communion. Organist, | forme edifice, has heen taken advantage | foot are beiiig gradually pushed beneath D 1 P. 1 - de21-2sd 427-29 71 S scryico will be held on Christmas day at 11 | Miss Gertrude R. Meem. Cholr—Director, | of by the architect, and, in consequence, | the water, and are fringed with submerged Evans Denta ariors, Wrinki the F surplice choir, under the direction of Prof. | Baith G. Meem, Miss tiunt, Misa “Rachel | the lower portions, especially, of the struc | FCT isplaced to the extent, in parts, of ten | S203 Penna. Ave. N. W. 20 YEARS epee re ee iE. Saltsman, organist, will be assisted on | Sewall, Mrs. Beukert, Mrs. Coyle, Miss] ture are quite handsome. The ground plan ) feet within a few years. The cause of the a fue ON CHES Crearem SACKING mua Game this eccasion by Mr. Wm, de Ford, basso, | Howes, Mrs. Mauro; contraltos, Miss Sew-| shows a parallelogram, with the exception | phenomenon is supposed to be a gradual | > "50, Jewelry Store is being sold at DRY CATA : : auction. Sale continues every de21-404 Suffering with Bunions and_ enlarged cured by Prof. Georges Bunion’ Sh ples. Makes the skin white and beautiful. and the following program of music will be | all, Miss Lippincott, Miss Meem, Miss Sigs-| that at the two southern corners this is | subsidence of the soft sandstone at the base | 57 -\yaLKEr SONS, 201 10TH ST. N.W., CAR: Sic ay he Saloon Box Samples free, rendered: Te Deum, Dykes; Jubilate Deo, | bee; tenors, Mr. Prentiss, Mr. Edson; bae-| somewhat disarranged by two towers, one | of the mountain, which is continually | #3 Ine ais Fire Brick and Clay, Asbestos, | PROF. J. J. GEURGES’ & SON, Chiropodists, Evan’s Drug Store,938F St. Shilling; Venite, Danks; There Were Shep- | sos, Mr. Philip Gerry, Mr. H. A. Donaldson, of which fs over 100 feet In its entire | washed away by the swiftly flowing waters | PSints, Brusbes, Lime, Cement, two and three: | 1115 ia. ave. C 9 - hherdz, Millard) The choir ig composed of | Mr. Ralph P, Barnard, Mr, O, G, Smithy height. The material used in construction | of Columbia river. | ply Roofing Material. ‘wel | 8 to 5:30 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 12. 20-104 = Wholesale and Retail, 6021-84,