Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1896, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1896-TWENTY-SIX PAGES, 17 TOLD IN GLAD SONG Story of Easter Morn to Be the Theme of the Choirs. ELABORATE CHURCH CELEBRATIONS Programs to Be Rendered in Many Places of Worship. WITH MUSIC AND FLOWERS ee Easter Sunday, commemorative of the resurrection of our Lord from the grave, is in many respects the most important, as it certainly is the most beautiful of all church festivals. it is the day when the most elaborate displays of flowers sre made to deck the churches and special programs of music given. Coming at the close of the Lenten period when, in theory, all is gloom and sadness, Easter is in a sense typical of the carth’s awakening to joy and gladness. The festival is cele- brated not only in Catholic and Episcopal churches, but to a greater or less extent in all the others as well. Even where less significance is attached to it the choirs take advantage of the occasion to give special importance to the musical features of the services of the day. Following are the programs of music in many of tke churches of the different denominations which regard the day as particularly worthy of note: Protestant Episcopal. St. John’s.—Holy communion at 7 a.m.; holy communion and sermon at 11, and Easter festival of the Sunday school at 4:30 .m. At 11 o'clock the following music will rendered: Organ prelude, Grand Offer- tory for Easter Day, E. Batiste; proces- sional hymn 123; Easter anthem, in B fiat, Christ Our Passover, Chandler; Gloria Pa- tri, in D, Field; Te Deum Laudamus, in G, Calkin; Jubilate Deo, in D, Woodward; introit anthem, in D, Christ is Risen From the Dead, Roberts; Kyrie Eleison, plain song, Warren: Gloria Tibi, plain song, Gou- nod; hymn 111, Christ, the Lord, is Risen Today, Rimbauit. Sermon by the rector, Rev. Dr. Mackay-Smith. Offertory anthem, BE E flat, Behold the Angel of the Lord, ‘ours; ascription, Praise God From Whom, Guil Franc; Sanctus, in F, Adlam; eucha- Histic hymn 24), Brown; Gloria in Excel- zis, in F, Adlam; Nune Dimittis, in A, Whitney; recessional hymn 109, Sullivan; ergan postlude, Toccata in C, A. W. Ba: ‘The music at the children’s choral serv- Ice at 4:30 o'clock p.m. will be as follow: Processional carol, We Come With Voicea Bwelling, Shepperd; carol, Chime, Chime, Merrily Chime, Oliver: carol, On the Res- urrection Morning, Warren; address by the rector; carol, by the infant class, Every Flower That Blossoms, Oliver; reading the honor list; carol, Last Night, cn Troubled Christian Hearts, Calkin (words by the Fector); closing collects and benediction; re- cessional carol, Come, Children, Let Us Bing, Schnecker. The choir is as follows: Bassos, R. H. Atkinson, Jno. C. Spencer, Nathaniel B. Fugitt, M. 8. Wright; tenors, Wm. H. Daniel, Perry B. Turpin, Karl J. Daniel; altos, Arthur Crist, Frank Sabotka, Miss Jessie Tabler; sopranos, George Tate, Chester Smith, Edward Padgett, George Martin, Tucker Wayland, John Watts, Frank Knorr, Harry Gawler, Walter Gaw- ler, Ralph Johnston, Charles Coryell, Wal- ton Goodwin, Harry Padgett, Albert Cor- fm Fred Burke, Randolph Sweet, Charles ‘ompkins, James Cowsill, Miss Louise Moeller. William H. Daniel, precentor; John Theophill, organist; Karl J. Daniel, librarian; Frank Sabotka, assistant Ubrar- St. Luke's, P. E.—Rev. O. M. Waller, rec- tor, will preach Easter sermon and ‘cele- rate the feast of the holy communion at o'elo Processional, hymn 121; Christ Our Passover, Buck; Festival, Te Deum, in E flat, Buck; Jubilate Deo, Aldrich; Kyrie Eleison, Fertaq; hymn 14, Christ, the Lord, is Risen Again; Sanctus, Field; hymn 116, Angels Roll the Rock Away; at offert I Know That My Redeemer Liveth, with violin opligato, Handel; Gloria in Excelsis, Elbwangtr; recessional, hymn 118. Choir: Boys—Elwood Crhisolm, Byron Chisolm, Frank Clark, George Conn, John Cromwell, Shermonte Lewis, Walter Mason, Harold Norwood, Harry Nugent, Wm. Reed, Ho- race Silence, John Smith and George Thompson. Men—Dr. H. S. Smith, James Coliyer, Frank Avant, Frank Foster and Richard Kelly. Auxiliary ckofr: Soprani— Mrs. L. J. Brooks, Mrs. W. W. Purnell, Mrs. Mary Silence, Miss Anice Lewis and Miss Viola Colyer; alti—Miss M. L. James, Miss Cora D. New and Miss L. Kelley; tenori—Mesers. R. W. Tompkins, J. W. Lewis and Richard Kelley; bassi—Messrs. W. C. Etkins, J. C. Nalte, James Smith and Albert Thomas; C. E. Jackson, organist; Jas. H. Douglass, violinist; R. W. Tomp- kins, precentor. ‘Trinity—Morning service, Easter; proces- sional, hymn No. 125, Easter, by Frost; an- them, Christ Our Passover, etc., by Mil- lard; Gloria Patri, No. 1, in D, by Barrett; Gloria Patri, No. 2, in D, by Gunter; Te Deum Laudamus, in G, by Calkin, arrang- ed; Jubilate Deo, in D, by Middleton; in- troit hymn No. 112, Worgan; Kyrie, by Wagner, arranged; Gloria Tibi, by Rous- seau; hymn No. 115, Rotterdam; offertory anthem, He is Risen, by Clare; Sanctus, by Nedha hymn No. 22%, Ratisbun; Gloria in Excelsis, old chant; recessional hymn No. 114, Laetabundus. Choir: Boys—Burn- side, Kerr, Brown, Bean, Carter, Lewis, Middleton, Swift, McAuly, French, Luck- ett, Tretler, Shaeffer and Forker; adults— Misses Halley, Hout, Washington, Cara- way, Ballman, Durfee, Cruit, Browning, ‘Weeden, Middleton, Heiberger and Bean, Messrs. Merriam, Skillman, Miller, Sum- ner, Hutton, Murdock, Foley, Watson, Moses and Amos. E. F. Frost, organist; D. W. Middleton, choirmaster. St. Matthew's Chapel, M and Half streets scutheast, Rev. J. M. E. McKee, pastor— Anthem, King of Glory, by Danks; chant, Christ Our Passover, Buck; Te Deum Lau- damus, J. H. Rogers; Jubilate Deo, C. T. Bteele; hymns, 312, Jesus Christ is Rise! Today; 108, The Grave Itself a Garden Is; receesional, 118, At the Lamb’s High Feast We Sing. H. Tavender, precentor; Miss R. Kuhn, organist; sopranos, Mrs. S. Burch, Misses M. Boswell, M. Burch, S. Kuhn, L. Myers; altos, Misses L. Lewis, I. Baltzell, bassos, J. E. Wells and Mrs. Padgett: . Kuhn, M. Castell; tenors, G. Paterson, C. ba evening soloist, Miss Jessie Darl- St. Mark's. corner of Sd and A streets nertheast, Rev. H. Allen Griffith, priest. in charge—The order of the Easter services at this church is as follows: Early celebra- tion ef the holy communion at 8 o'clock. Mecrning prayer, sermon and a second cele- bration at 11 o'clock. Sunday school fes- tival at 4 o'clock. The music at the 11 o'clock service will be rendered by the vest- ed choir of the church, consisting of twen- ty-six boys and twelve men,with orchestral accompaniment, under the direction of the Precertor, Dr. John E. Parker: Processional 110; antiphon, When I Wake Up, S. B. Whitney; Christ Our Passover, Gregoria: Eroper Psalms, 2, 57, 111; Te Deum, Barret: Benedictus, Crotch; introit anthem, Christ Is Risen, -Thomas Smith; Kyrie, Elvey; Gloria Tibi, Paxton; hymn, 112; offertory anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living? E. A. Clare; Sanctus, Spohr; hymn, 221; Gloria in Excelsis, chant; Nunc Dimittis, chant; re- cessional, 522. The choristers are: Boys, Ashby Wallace, Fred. Robinette, Arthur Sargent, Blake McKeldon, Fred. Bradferd, Earl Godwin, Don Lindy, Horace George, Willie Dalton, George Rock,Charley Fonda, George Hunt, Edgar Barnes, Pinkney Earn- shaw, Robert Earnshaw, John Ellis Parker, jr., Chester Burwell, Preston Birch, Harold Godwin, Horace Spence, John Babcock, Frank Alexander, Frank King, Earl Amos, Dana Johannes, Elmer Hol Arthur Murray; men, H. P. Blair, Dr. C. M. B. Harris, Charles V. Samuel, Samuel M. Darragh, 3. Maupin, Albert Potter, George Edmonds, Harry Sprucebank, Stuart Hilda, ‘Wilton Donn, Paul A. Steele. Cross bearer, Master George Rock; organist, Migs Mil- @red Johnston: choirmaster, Dr. John E. Parker. St. James’, Sth street near Massachusetts g@venue northeast.—Services at 7:30 Easter eve, and on Easter day at 7:30 and 11 a.m., also at 3 and 7:30 p.m. At the 11 o'clock service the music will be as follows: Organ Prelude, aria in A fiat, Guilmant’s proces- sional hymn (ancient and modern), introit hymn 127; be Snyder; alti, George and Frank A ten Bryan, Miller and Whitworth; Evans, Whit- worth, Flather, Soules and Beel LM er, an hee. Lester, choirmaster and organist. Church of the Epiphany, Rev. R. H. Mc- Kim, D. D., rector.—The principal services on Easter day will be celebration of the holy communion at 6 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.; laorning prayer, sermon and holy com- munion at 11 am., and evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. The musical fea- tures of the morning service are as fol- lows: Christ Our Passover, in D major, Tours; Festival Te Deum, in D major, H. Clough-Leighter; Festival Jubilate, in D major, Calkin; introit anthem, He is Risen, Henry Gadsby; offertory anthem,’ Halle- lujah Chorus, Beethoven. At 7:30 p.m., Evening Service, in D major, Samuel War- ren and Dudley Buck. The vested choir is composed of quartet and chorus of ihirty voices, under the direction of Mr. H. Clough-Leighter, organist and choirmaster. Soloists, Mrs. Shir-Cliff, soprano; Miss Florence Stidham, contralto; Mr. Wm. rane tenor, and Mr. G. Berkeley Grif- Epiphany Chapel, Rev. A. M. Hilliker, minister in charge—Holy communion at 730 a.m.; carol service at 10 a.m.; morn- ing prayer and holy communion at i1 a.m.; evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. Principal music at 11 a.m. service, Christ Our Passover, Crotch; Te Deum, Rev. J. B. Dykes; Jubilate, Sir Arthur Sullivan; offer- tory anthem, On the First Day cf the Week, Lott. The choir membership is as follows: Soloists, Miss Heisley and Mr. peri; chorus, Misses Phillips, Goldney, Faunce, Bowler, Maguire, Higden, Pros- perl and Mrs. Kendall; Messrs. Goldney, Taylor, Headly and Mitchell. Organist and director, Mrs. 8. K. Leighter. St. Stephen’s P. E. Church, 1th street, Columbia Heights.—At the 11 o'clock serv- ice the following music will be rendered by the vested choir, Prof. James Caultleli, or- ganist and choirmaster: 1. Prelude, Pas- torale, Stevens; 2. Processional hymn, 100, A. S. Sullivan; 3. Christ Our Passover, Tours, in D; 4. Glorias, Woodward, in D, and Stainer, in A: 5. Te Deum, Woodward, in D; 6 Jubilate, Dudley Buck, in C; 7. ni *. SETS a It ZOEaOT Uae Mr. Herman Kahlert; precentor, Mr. J, 8. | Charles |. Fulton Richards. Hoov. Smith; organist, Mr. St. Margarct’s, head of Connecticut ave- nue, short distance beyord R street, Metro- politan cars bring you almost to the door— Easter day, holy commurion, 7 a.m.; morn- ing prayer, ssrmcn and holy communion, 1l_a.m.; evening prayer and sermon at, 420 p.m. 11 am. Organ prelude; cesnional, Jesus Christ is Hisen Today; Christ, Our Passover, chant 323; GI Patri, Hatton; Te Deum, Shuey; Jubilate, Hail; Mtany hymn, 89; introit hymn, 121, The Strife is O’er; Kyries, Mendelssohn; Gloria Tibi, plain chant; hymn, 118, At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing; offertory, The Resurrection, tenor solo, Mr. Latimer; hymn, 225; Gloria in Excelsis, chant 103; recessional, 115, The Day of Resurrection; organ postlude. The choir: Howard Bailey, Chas. Beard, Preston Collum, Christopher Cox, Dorsey, Conrad Doyle, Hughes, Fred Loeffier, Leighton, Clark Middleton, Wm. Smith,Dudley Toncrag,Frank Wallace, Clark Wells, George Welsh, Robt. Steele; Messrs. C. E. Latimer and Frank Middleton, tenors; Messrs. Zepp and Ed. I. Tracy, basses; John Porter Lawrence, organist and choirmaster; Ed. I. Tracy, precentor. St. John’s Church, Georgetown, Rev. Chas. Buck, rector.—Holy communion at 7:30 a.m.; morning prayer, sermon and a second celebration at 11 a.m.; children’s festival service at 4:30 p.m. At the 11 o'clock serv- ice the following music will be rendered: Processional, 109, Calkin; Christ Our Pass- over, Cramer; Gloria Patri, Hodges; Te Deum, King Hall; Julilati, Rodgers; an- them, Awake Up, My Glory, Barnby; Kyries, Woodward; Gloria Tibi, Elvey; hymn, 123, Sullivan; Gloria Patri, Hodges; offertory anthem, As It Began to Dawn, Foster; Sanctus, Woodward; eucharistic hymn, 228; Glory in Excelsis, old chant; Nunc Dimittis, King Hall; recessional, 110, Sullivan. Per- sonnel of the choir: Sopranos, Willie Howser, Jno. Barbarin, Clifford Bangs, N. Gwynne, W. Parris, W. Roach, F. Smoot, Newton Middleton, Norman Cruikshank, Roy Tuck- er, Perry Huntington, Harry Cline, Harry Buck, Charles Williams, A. Smoot and Roy Gross; altos, Gharles Griffith, Harry Middle- ton, B. Fenton, A. Gwynne; tenors, W. C. Looker, Chas. T. Cropley, 8. P. Minnick, J. Flynn and Dr. S. Barbarin; bass, R. L. Cox, R. B. Looker, W. M. Beall, R. Carring- ton Kirtland, E. G. Randall, P. W. Hunt- ington, Edward Gibb and Sanford Kirtland. Librarians, Hyde Barbarin and Will Waters. -The choir will be assisted by the following ladies: Misses Lockwood, Stevens, Cropley, Cook, Dodson, Kearney, Peck and Mrs. Ross; W. E. Middleton, organist and choir- HC Eas Yas ee ch Uwe Ty Polritiiesitry eye gon H £ SH { Introlt anthem, Awake Up,My Glory, Barn- by; 8. Communion service, Woodward, in D; 9. Hymn 112, from Lyra Davidica; 10. Offertory anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day, Tours; 11. Nunc Dimittis, chant, Round, in E b; 12. Recessional hymn 122, Gauntlett; 18. Postlude, Coronation March, : Meyerbeer-Best. At the evening service tne Magnificat will be Simper, in F, and the Deus Miseratur, Mammett, in G. The rest of the music will be taken from the morning program. The choir consists of: Soprano and alto, Elliot Brewer, Walter Cox, Claude Ed- monds, John Edwards, Howard Etchison, Granville Guss, Smith Hempstone, Ald- gate Lipscomb, Ellis McLeod, Henry Mc- Shane, William Pickles, Carlyle Shelley, Berkeley Simmonds, Darwin Sprague, Hen- ry Talmadge (soloist) and Therre:t Towles, assisted by Miss Mitchell, Miss Hall and Miss Draper, soprano, and Mrs. McLeod, Miss Talmadge, Mrs. Fairfield, Madame Arostoque and Miss Duley, alto; tencr, Messrs. Ballinger, Atwater, Browne, Davi: Lee, Thayer and Dr. Hollingsworth; has: Messrs. Lewis, Reeside, Edmonds, Dudle: Mitchell, Dessez and Towl Evening service—Prelude, woda; postlude, Grand Oifer: irgetto, Kali- re, Clark. St. Paul's Church, 23d street near Wash. ington Circle, Rev. Alfred Harding, rector; Rey. F. M. Gibson and Rev. Philip M. Pres- cott, assistants.—Services as follows: Cel ebrations of the holy communion at 6, and 9 a.m.; matins and high celebration at 11 a.m.; Sunday school festival at 4 p.m.; evensong at 7:30 p.m. At the 11 o’clock service the following service program will be rendered by the vested choir, assisted by an orchestra and additional voices: Pro- cessional, hymn 123, Alleluia, Hearts and Voices Heavenward Raise, Calkin; an- them, Christ Our Passover, J. 8. Hodges; Te Deum and Jubilate Deo in G, Smart; introit, At the Lamb’: High Feast We Sing, Bach; fest! val communion service in Eb, Missa Na- tivitatis, Francois Cramer; hymn, The Strife is O’er, Palestrina; offertory, As It Began to Dawn, Vincent; Nunc Dimittis, chanted; recessional, hymn 110, Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain, Arthur Sulli- van. Choral evensong will be sung at 7:30, with the following program: Processionals and oa as in morning; psalms for the day, chanted; Magnificat and Nunc Dimit- tis in G, Smart; anthem by Vincent, same as in morning service. The choir, under the leadership of Mr. Donald B. MacLeod. organist and chotrmaster, is composed as follows: Sopranos and altos—Masters Bell and Freiss, soloists; Masters Kelsey, Boss, Bickford, Rollins, Harbaugh, Smith, Rit- tenhouse, Morgan, Randall, White, Ketner, Paschal and McKnew; tenors—C. H. Soran, J. 8. Ball, W. T. Reed, J. C. Ballou and W. Raub; basses—C. T. Belt, G. F. D. Rollings, G. H. Rockwood, J. Bundick, O. W. Hyde and Warren 8. Young; crucifer, T! Mullett: acolyte, Joseph Gascoigne; libra- rian, Charles Ratcliffe; assistant organist, Miss Mary Ross; altos—Miss Mary Valk, Miss Ball and Mrs. Oertel; organist and director, D. B. MacLeod. At the 4 o'clock service the carols will be sung by the Sun- day school, under the direction of Mr. Warren 8. Young, superintendent. Church of the Incarnaticn, 12th and N streets, Rev. I. L. Townsend, 8. T. D., rec- tor.—] hrist the Lord Is Risen Today, Rimbault; anthem, Christ Our Pessover, Turle; Te Deum, Goss; Jubilate, ‘Woodward; introit, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, from Lyra Davidica; Kyrie, Elvey; Gloria Tibi and Laus Christo, Short; hymi Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain, Si livan; offertory, I Krow That My Redeemer Liveth; Sursum Corda, Pierson; Sanctus, Wesle: hymn, Bread of the World, Hodges; Gloria in Excelsis, Zeuner; Nunc Dimittis, Barry; recesstonal, Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Again. Thomas C. Pole, precentor; Mrs. O. W. Hyde, organist; Miss Florence H. King, violinist; Miss Pole, Mrs. Rex Smith, Harry White, Ernest Hark- ness, Winter Swart, John Brandhoff, Wil. lis Parker, Ralph Watson, Cari Creamer, William Cleaver, Geo. Davis, Arthur Ma dox, Don Davis, Albert Watts, Joe Hol- land, Harold Pole, A. L. Barrett, G. E. McKnew, B. Jacobs, T. Owen, W. Roberts, J. R. Gemmill. First eucharist, 6:30 a.m. Matins, sermon and second eucharist, 11 a.m. Sunday school festival, 4 p.m. Church of Our Savior, Brookland, Prof. W. E. Saltzman, director.—Christ Our Passover, sung by Mr. Camp; festival Te Deum, E flat, by Dudley Buck; Christ Is Risen, by Harry Rowe Shelley, and Jubi- late Deo, by Dudley Buck. The members of the choir are Misses Nannie and Sidney Small, Miss Elsie Snyder, Miss Mary Burr, Miss Newman, Miss Miller, Miss Daisy Norton, Mrs. Jere Johnson, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Chas. Davis, Mr. DeFord, Mr. Holt, Mr. Chas. Davis and Masters Leland Holmes, Norton and Towsen. Prof. H. E. Saltzman is also organist. Christ Church, Capitol Hill, Rev. Gilbert F. Williams, rector.—Christ, the Lord, Is Risen, by Warren; Christ Our Passover, by Buck; Gloria Patria, by Millard; Te Deum (in E flat), by Baumbach; Jubilate Deo, by Kriesmann; hymns Nos. 112 and 118; Gloria Tibi, by Rogers; offertory, I Know That My Redeemer Liveth, Hayden; holy communion; Sanctus, by Hutchins: Gloria in Excelsis, by Hutchins. This pro- gram to be repeated Sunday, April 12. Members of the choir: Sopranos—Misses A. D. C. Murray, Bertha Kahlert, Nellie MacNulty, Jennie Goss, Nettie Denham; altos—Misses Laura Kahlert, Irene Gib- bons; tenor, Mr. J. S. Smith; bassos—Mr. R. J. Lowry, Mr. O. B. Hallam; trombone, a | fi eres Chas. T. Cropley, assistant organ- ist. Church cf the Advent, Le Droit Park, Rev. E. M. Mott, pastor._Hymn, Welcome, Happy Morning, Jas. C. Knox; chant, Christ Our Passover, Lord Morington; Glo- ria Patri, Dudley Buck; Te Deum, Dudley Buck; Jubilate, Dudley Buck; Hymn, Eas- ter Day, Morgan; anthem, Now Is Christ Risen, Geo. B. Allen; hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name, Holden. Sopranos— Mrs. Greene, Misses Whitcomb and Dyet; altos—Mrs. White, Misses Baker and Drew; tenors—Messrs. Michaelson and Hollings- worth; bassos—Messrs. Walter and King. St. Andrew’s Church, corner 14th and Corcoran streets northwest. — Services— Communion at 7:30 and 9 a.m. Sermon and communion, 11 a.m. Evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p.m. 11 _a.m.—Processional, 115, Rotterdam; Christ Our Passover, W. C. Williams, in C; Gloria Patri, Foote, E flat; Foote, A flat, and Morsell No. 8, in C; Te Deum, Le Jeal, in B flat; Jubilate, Geo. A. Meitzke, in A; hymn 111; Gloria Tibi, Tallis; hymn 121, Victory; offertory, quartet, Wel- come Happy Mcrning, P. Schnecker: presentation, hymn 478; recessional, 1 Holy Offerings. Holy communion—Sanctus, Morse! Gloria in Excelsfs, old chant; hymn 231, Federal street. Choir: M Alice Judson, soprano; Mi Eleanor Simonds, alto; Mr. C. E. Rice, basso; Mr. C. E. Doyle, organist; Mr. Herndon Mor- sell, tenor and musical director. Paul's Church, Rock Creek parish, James A. Buck, rector.—Opening, Sing Alleluia Forth, Dudiey Buck; Christ Our Passover, H. ‘Miland; Te Deum, B minor, Dudley Buck; Jubilate, in’ C, Bruches; hymn 110, Lisant; Gloria Tibi, Paxton; hymn 111, Mozart; offertory solo, The Angel's Message, A. F. Loud; hymn 118, Salsburg; Gloria in Excelsis.’ Choir, Miss Mary Delaplane, soprano; Mrs. But- gess, alto; Mr. John Miller, teror; Messrs. A. Miller and B. Joy, bassos; W. 8. Reiley, organist. ' Grace Church, corner 9th and D streets southwest, Dr. T. O. Tongue, rector.—Holy communion at 6:30 a.m., with choir; Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.; morning service, sermon and holy communion at 11 o'clock; children’s festival at 7 p.m., with choir. “At the 11 o’elock service the chorister choir, under the direction of Mr. Alvin Belt, will render the following music: Processional hymn, No. 111; Passover Chant, by Gadsby; To Deum in A, by Hodges; Benedictus, by Schu- bert; hymn, 121; Kyrie, by Schubert; Glory Tibi, by Mosby; hymn, No. 545; offertory, The Angel's Story, by Dank; Sanctus, by Hodges; communion hymn, 362; Glory in Exceisis, old chant; recessional hymn, 112, Following are the names of the choir: So- pranos, Whitaker, Dyer. Walker, Leishear, Walter Haines, ‘Arthur Haines, Mackay, Chapman, Bowler, Bell, Rodgers, Nevitt, Clark, Thompson, Johnson, Henderson and Keefer; altos,Jones, Blackistone and Moritz; tenors, Carter, Price, Potts and Belt; bagsos, Shaw, Posey and Ray; organist, Miss ‘Helen Wells; director, Mr. Alvin Belt. : Church of the Ascension, Massachusetts avenue and 12th street, Rev. John H. El- Hott, 8. T. D., rector; Rev. Wm. Tayloe Snyder, assistant minister.—Celebration of the holy communicn at 7 a.m., at which service the music will be rendered by the Chapter of Praise. At 11 am., morning prayer, sermon by the rector, and a-second celebration of the holy communion. The vested choir will sing the following pro- gram: Processional hymn, Welcome, Happy Morning, J. B. Calkin; proper anthem, Christ Our Passover is Sacrificed for Us, Rev. J. S. B. Hodges, 8. T. D.; Gloria Patri after proper psalms, Dr. Hodges; Te Denm in A, F. E. Camp; Jubilate, double chant in A, Norris; introit hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen Today, Dr. W. H. Monk; Kyrie Elei- son in D, Chas. Gounod; Gloria Tibi in D, Henry Baker; hymn, The Strife is O’er, the Battle Done, from Palestrina; offertory an- them, O Give Thanks Unto the Lord, Sir Jokn Goss; ascription, Long Meter Doxolo- gy; Sanctus in F, Henry Baker; hymn of communion, At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing, Rosemuller; Gloria in Excelsis, Sir J. Stainer; recessional hymn, Come Ye Faith- ful, Raise the Strain, G. B. Lissant. At 4 p.m. the Easter festival of the Sunday school will be held, when the children, as- sisted by the full parish choir, will sing their carols, and make their offerings. The choir is as follows: Decani—Basses, Messrs. Charles F. Roberts, Rolla P. Currie, Louis W. Weaver and Arthur Miller; tenors, Messrs. James G. Traylor, Robert P. Stone and Charles H. Weaver; altos, Warren Eynon and Edward Holmes; sopranos, Frank Bladdel, Thomas H. Lee, Paui Dean, Harry A. Peyton, Clarence Wright, Berke- ley Geyer and John Schutz. Cantoris— Basses, Messrs. George E. Terry, Homer Guerry, Charles E. Bell, W. Lowry Farn- ham and N. Howlings; tenors, Maj. N. H. Camp, Messrs. George Lee, jr., and Am- rrose E. Pratt; altos, Lynn Gillchrest; Wilfred Lawson and Allan Brett; sopranos, Graham Cocksey, John E. N. Hume, Cecil Blasdel, Vernon Petteys, Edwin F. Ely, Henry C. Jones and Charles Sigourney; librarian, Mr. Arthur Miller; assistant di- rector, Mr. James G. Traylor; organist and choirmaster, Mr. Francis Edward Camp. St. Thomas’, 18th and Madison streets, Rev. J. A. Aspinwall, rector; Rev. W. G. Ware, assistant.—First celebration of holy communion at 8 o’clock a.m.; at 11 o'clock, morning prayer, sermon and holy comm:- nion. The following music will be renijer- ed: Hymn No. 396, Christ Our Passover Marsch; Gloria Patri, Chadwick; Te Deum Laudamus (festival), Marston; Jubilate Deo, Gilchrist; introit, hymn 116; Kyrie Eleisor., Max Vogrich; Gloria Tibi, Max Vogrich; hymn No. 115; offertory anthem, Schnecker; Sanctus, Max Vogrich. Easter festival of the Sunday school at 4:30 p.m. Evening prayer and sermon 8 o'clock. hymn No. 118; Gloria Patri, Arthur Foote: Magnificat and Nunc Dimitis in A, Dudley Buck; hymn No. 112; offertory anthem Christ is Risen, Shelley; hymn No. 110. Miss Grace Lynn McCulloch, soprano; Mrs. Helen Croisette Oxley, contralto; Mr. <r Fred » tenor; Mr. Wm. p.! er, bass; Mr. H. C. Sherman, organist. St. Mary's street between Oscar L. Mitchejj, (Bt. John’s parish, 284 H northwest, Rev. lest fn’ Charge.—7:30 a.m., celebration,@f Roly communion; 11:00 a.m., morning , sermon and com- munion; 4:30 p.m., yghildren’s .carol_serv- ice; = nae ‘ Tr ne lo Jesus! it Our Pass- over, Steele; Te Deum, Max Vogrich; Jubi- late Deo, chant; {ntralt, Come Ye. Faithful, Raise the Strain; ¢gmmunion service in ¥F, Tours; bym r of Ressurrection; offertory anthem, 'Awpke Thou That Sleep- est, F.C. 5.4 Tecessional, At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing. Choir: so- » Edward Dorsey, Dyer, Hiram Gray, i, Samuel Hill, Hay- fard Lynch, Robert ingly, Ralph Ridge- Saunders, Moria Pranos, Fred. §ruag Ford Dabney, gely James Gray, ip ti ward Jennings, di Mattingly, Samug! Mgt ly, James Mahon; fase er TS er, astnes Lula ‘arner, Geol gkett and Ella Brown; altos, Misses Diasie Tones and Bertha Saunders; tenors, William ,H. Goodrich, Leon Turner, jr., Roscoe Gray; bassos, A: K. Brodie, E. T, Harris and. Alonzo Saun- ders; organist, Mies Cecil F. McKee. Trinity Church, ‘Takoma, Rev. G. H. Johnston, rector.—Easter services, 7:30, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. 11 a.m., processional hymn 307; Christ Our Passover, chant, Te Deum, by Wilkard Patten, in F; Jubilate, Aldrich; Introit 115, Tours; Kyrie, Elvey; Gloria Tibi, Hodges; hymn i21, The Strife is O'er, Palestrina; offertory, ‘Christ, the Lord, is Risen. Today; recessional hymn 403, Ward. Children’s festival and evening prayer, 4 p.m.—Processional hymn, Jesus Christ ts Risen Today, 111; anthems, Mag- nifleat and Nunc Dimittis, ‘by Goate, in F; carols; recessional hymn 545, Golden Harps are Sounding. The choir is as follows: Boys, John Cady, Willie Douglas, Arthur Martin, Dean Judd, Felix Holt, Wilson Petty, Wallace Whitaker, William Bynum; Misses Cady, Steers, ‘Lewis, Jackson; Messrs. Cady, Davis, Petty, Jackson, Van Horn; H. 8. Childs, chorister; Miss’ Mar- garet Petty, organist, Emmanuel, Anacostia.—7:30 a.m., holy communion; 8:30 a.m., holy communion in Emmanuel Mission’ Chapel, Hillsdale; 11 a.m., morning prayer, holy communion and sermon by the rector, Rev. W. G. Dav- enport; processional hymn 123; hymns 115, 113, 114; Jackson’s Te Deum, rendered by yested chor, assisted by Chapter of Praise; 3:30 p.m., evening service and.sermon in Emmanuel Mission Chapel, Hillsdale; 7:30 p.m., children’s service in» Emmanuel Chureh and presentation of Sunday school offerings for missions, ‘ Easter day service at Christ Church, Georgetown, at 11 o'clock a.m., Rev. A. R. Stuart, rector.—The following is the order of service: Processional hymn, 455; Christ Cur Passover, Hodges; Gloria Patri, Lloyd, Hedges, Lloyd; Te "Deum, Woodward's Festival in D; Jubilate, Sullivan, in D; hymn 114; Kyrie Eleison, Sullivan; Gloria Tibi, SchnecKer; Introit | Anthem, * Iteed, Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead: hymn 111; Offertory, Christ, the Bord, is Risen, Buck; Ascription, Old Hundred; ‘Trisagion, Leeds; hyran-20;-Gtorta‘in 'Ex- celsis, Old Chant; Recessional Hymn 116, The;abgly.,i8 composed as. follows: ' So- pranos—Winter Graves, Eugene Ball, Tom Goodwin, Guy Goodwin, Robert Somer- ville, Harold Goodwin, Parker Good- win, John Waters, Jim Hunton, Heath Hunton, Charles Wheatley, Walter Frey, Brice Frey, LeRoy Frey, Randolph Coyle, Preston Graves, Basil Boteler, William Fickling, Perry Hinckley, Erskine Gordon, Roger Stuart, Alexander Maish, Fred. Tyler, Fred. Chapin, Bruce Mackall and Charles Wilso ‘Tenors—W. McKee, H. Wheatley, W. Harper, Charles Waters, L. Reed, W. C. Looker and Frank Goodwin. Bessos—W. B. Orme, Chas. Eliason, Fred. Clifton, H. Connor, H. Pendleton, J.'Wooq- -ward and James Watson. Soprano soloist, Miss Fannie AtLee. Organist, Miss Maria ‘Dr shiell..\Choirmaster, Mr. James Watson. Sones school celebration, Easter.day at Catholic. St. Patrick’s—Vid! Aquam, chorus, Diel- man; Kyrie Eleison, Le Prevost; Haec Dies, chorus. J. Wiegand; Gloria in Excelsis, Le Prevost; Veni Creator, baritone solo, Faure, Signor Mariano Maina; Credo, Marzo’s Grand Mass; Offertory, Alma Virgo, by Hummell, Miss Blanche Mattingly and chorus; Sanctus Benedictus, Agnus Del, Le Prevost; Regina Coeli, choir soloists and chorus, Giorza. Vespers, 7:30—Gregorian Hace Dtes, chorus, J. Wiegand; ; Regina Coell, soloists and chotus, Giorza; Salutaris, Tantum Er- go, soloists and chorus, J. Wiegand. The cheir is as follows: Miss Blanche Matting- ly, soprano; Mrs. Paulina Maina, alto; Mr. Wm. D, MeFarland,-tenor; Mr. B.A. Ryan, busso; Miss M.' Louisa Boone, organist: | Signor Mariano. Maina,” mosieat director. Chores—Soprani, Miss Jennie Mudd, Bessie | Hickey, Mrs. Paul F. Cain, Miss Carrie Wood, Adelaide Borbeck, Rosa Cayce, K. C, Cullen, Mrs.°P. Treanor, Miss Mary Me- Menamin, “Mrs. Henry W. Sohon, Miss | Maud McCoy, Mrs. T. Hazen, Miss Mary Griffin, Anna G. Borgan-EFilis: altos, Miss Augusta Borbeck, Mrs. J. B. Wilson, Miss J. Wilkinson, May Koekling, Cora Gerish, Lillian Niernsee, Anna Treanor, Amy M. Rosser, A. E. Smith, L. M. Smith, Eva Keleher; tenors, Mr. Stasius Meade, Th. Fitzgerald, Dr. H. Bo F. Ch. Balluff, John Treanoy, 1. i bassi, Mr. Ch. F. Goodchild, Paul H.Crome- | lein, J. J. Hamilton, J, B. Wilson, Paul F. Cain, P. Treanor, J. F. White, A. Van Reuth, S. Kauffman. St. Stephen's Catholic Church—At high mas’ at 11 o'clock:the music will be as folows: Before the mass, Vidi Aquam, by ‘Peters; at the mass; ‘Kyrie Eleison, Gloria in Excelsis Deo, Credo in Unum Deum, Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei, from Gounod's grand Messe Solennelle (St. Ceci- lia); before the sermon, Veni Creator Spiri- tus, arranged to H. F. Grant’s O For a Heart to Praise My God, soprano solo and quartet; at the offertory, Regina Coeli, by Paolo Giorza. The choir will comprise the following singers: Soprani, Miss Theresa J. Machen, Mésdames W. D. Allen, P. P. Mul- lett, Ida Staley, Misses Susie. McDermott and Genevieve Cannon, assisted by Mrs. J. Burrows Waters; alti, Miss Edith McCoy, Mrs. Marion V. Hines, Misses Margaret Gowans, Mary Macdonald, Corinne Trod- den and Eleanor Gillen; tenori, Messrs. W. D. Allen, Frank J. Mulhall, Denis A. O'Brien and Lucius F. -tandolph, jr.; bassl, Messrs. T. W. Gross, Alex. Gillen, Carl Reid, Chas. E. Gannon, T. R. J. Campbell, W. E. Abbott, R. T. Oliver and Gilbert J. Gannon, Mrs. Mary Gillen, organist; Mr. Lucius F. Randolph, jr., director. At ves- pers the surplice choir, under the direction of Miss Dougherty, will sing the Psalms and hymns at benediction. St. Aloystus—High mass will be celebrat- ed at 11 o'clock. The music will be render- ed with full orchestral and organ accom- paniment. The program for the mass {s as follows: Vidi Aquam, by Novello, soprano solo and chorus; Kalliwoda’s mass In A, complete; Veni; Creator, trio for female voices, adapted:from Mendelssohn's orato- rio, Elijah; offertory, Regina Coeli, by Sir Jules Benedict; bas4;solo, soprano solo and chorus; Laudate Dominum, Gounod; so- prano solo, chorus, ;orchestra and organ; vespers at 4 o’elockt: the following will be sung: Marzo’s vespers; Magnificat, by Mar- zo; Regira Coell, by:Benedict; O Salutaris, by Waldecker; fantum Ergo, by Smart; chorus fer female yoices; Laudate Domb ; soprano solo end choru Mrs. Kitty Thompsen Berry, Miss Paulin Whittaker, Mr.fPhiiiBaer, Mr. James No- lan. Choris—Scpranos: Mrs, White, Mrs. Ruppert, Mrs.<Shermane Hight. Mrs. L. Schott, Mrs. Moore,: Misses Harkstadt, Mil- igan, O’Cennor:Gittings. Altcg: Mrs. Tay- lor, Mrs. Turner, Misses Murphy, Wallis, Maguire, Triplett, Kubel. Tenors: Messrs. Baer, Ruppert, Fitzgerald. Bassos: Messrs. O'Hare, Neff, Daly, Mawdsley, Fox,Haight. Organist and ‘director, S. J. Kubel. St. Dominic’s—Solemn high mass at 11 o'clock: Haydn's ‘Third Mass; Veni Creator, ‘Wiegand, Graduale; Sit Nomen Domini Ben- edictum, Cagliero; offertory, ‘Regina Coeli Laetare, Gileiun.| Vespers at 7 o'clock; Mercadante’s vespers; Regina Coell Laetare, Cagliero; O Salutaris, Giorza; Tantum Er- go, Hattersley. The choir ts’ composed of the following: ~Sopranos, Misses. Mollie Wright, Matgaret Kelly, Alice Kerr, Rose Carraher, Angela Healey, Alice Healey, Nel- Ne Burke and Mayme Armstrong; altos, Misses Rose “Rabbitt, Maggie Coleman, Bernle Fitzgerald, Mamie Monohan, Hilda Edwards and Mary Hendley; tenors,Messrs. Coudry, William Marsden, J. L. Flynn, M. J. Casey and Arthur Campbell: bassos, should use Ayer’: stay. any other kind.” point in a nutshell. 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John Caugher, William Graham, J. C. Heil and J. A. Armstrong; organist, Miss Barbara Bischoff. St. Matthew’s—Soiemn high mass at 11 o'clock a.m. Before the mass, Vide Aquam, by Luchessi; the music of the mass, of Ky- rie Eleison, Gloria in Excelsis Deo, Credo in Unum Deum, Sanctus et Benedictus and Agnus Dei, the latter being the composi- tion of Prof. Fanciulli. The incidental music of the mass will be: ““Graduale, by Si ; Veni Creator, by Wagner; and at the offertory an Easter anthem by Prof. Fanciulli, being a trio for soprano, tenor and bass. Vespers at 4 p.m. The psalms to be sung are selected from the works of E. Marzo, P. Giorza and A. Cornini. The hymns wil! be Regina Coell, by M. A. Gil- sin; O Salutaris, a contralto solo by M. Costa; Tantum Ergo, by Saent Saens; and the Easter anthem by Fanciulli. The choir is composed of the following: Sopranos— Mrs. Claude W. Smith and the Misses Mary Sweeney, Xafird Hancock, Cottrell, Emily Donath, Myrtle Roberts, Bishop, assisted by Miss Margo Hanway. Contraltos—Mrs. Marguerite Nolan Martin and the Misses Catherine Howard, Behrends and Marie Young. Tenors—Messrs. William H. Bur- nett, Harry Smart, M. Peters, F. H. Pos- ton and J. M. McAvoy. Bassos—Messrs. John H. Nolan, William Sheetz, John H. McElroy, A. H. Gi William A. Widney, Charles W. Hancock and L. E. Gannon. The solo parts at both services will be tained by Mesdames Smith and Martin, Misses Sweeney and Hanway and Messrs. Burnett, Nolan and Widney. Miss Jennie Glennon, organist; L. E. Gannon, director. Holy Tririty urch, Georgetown, D. C.— Grand solemn high mass, 10:30 a.m. Cele- brant, Rey. W. J. Scanlan, S. J.; deacon, Rev. F. X. Mulvaney, 8S. J.; subdeacon, Rev. Charles J. Raley, S. J. Sermon by Rev. Henry J. Shandelle, 8. J., of George- town College. Grand solemn vespers at 7:30 p.m. Organ prelude on the hymn, O Filu Jesu, theme and variations, Batiste; Vidi Aquam, Witska; mass, Mercadante’ celebrated msss in B flat; Veni Creator, bass solo, R. Wagner; offertory, Terra Tre- mult, Wiegand; postlude, allelujas for full choir, Falkenstein; vespers; ergan prelude, Visions, J. Rheinberger; vespers in D flat, Millard; Haec Dies, Grazioli; Magnificat in A flat, Rcsewig; Regina Coeli, Werner; Jesu Du Vivi, trio, Verdi; Tantum Ergo, Berge; Alleluja, Falkenstein. Solotsts—So- prano, Mrs. Armand Gumprecht; alto, Miss Vergie Wetzel; tenor, Mr. Wm. D. McFar- land, Mr. Al Fennell; bass, Mr. Michael Scanlan. Chorus-—Soprancs: Miss Maggie Sweeney, Miss Mary Kearney, Miss Rose Kearney, Miss Josephine Clements, Miss Kitt!e Doerings. Miss Mary Harnedy. Al- tos: Miss Helen Doering, Miss Dora Col- j lins, Miss Janie Ulmer. Tenors: Mr. W. D. McFarland. Mr. Al Fennell. Bassos: Mr. Michael Scanlan, Mr. Charles Kelly. Or- ganist and director, Mr. Armand Gum- precht. St. Peter’s Church, 2d and C streets south- east.Solemn high mass, 30 a.m.;_pre- lude, How Lovely Are the Messengers, Men- delsschn, arranged for orchestra and organ; Vidi Aquam, Dielman; Kyrie Eleison; Gloria in Excelsis; mass in A major, Kalliwoda; Veni Creator, He Watching O’er Israel (adapted), Mendelssohn, quartet, with strings and wood; Credo, mass, A’ major, Kalliwoda; offertorium, Sit Laus et jubi- latio; trio obligato, with chorus, The Lord is Great, Haydn; Sanctus, mass im A major, Kalli- woda; benedictus, Messe Solennelle, Gounod; Agnus Del, mass in A major, Kalliwoda; recessional, Unfold, Ye Portals, Redemptio. Gounod. Vespe! p.m.; Psalms, Millar Magnificat, Millard; Regina Coeli, Giorza O Salutaris, Pecher; Tantum Ergo, Giorza. Director, Eugene French; organtst, Miss N. R. Kearon; principal, Mr. Victor H. Joh son; clarinet, Signor Andrea Coda, and a1 chestra from Lafayette Square Opera Hous: Choir—Soprani, Mies Hattie M. Ritchie; Miss Anna_ Baptista, Miss Margaret Coleman, Mrs. M. Mehier, Misses M. McMahon, Bessie Skelly, Mollie Daly, Margaret McMahon, Nellie Bolger; alti, Misses Regina Baptista, L. Arendes, Anna Rogers, L. A. Mape: Mary Dooley, M. Liufrio, A. B. O'Neil tenori, Messrs. Jno. C. Weidman, A. J. Neff, C. 8. Richards; bassi, Messrs. R. Wm. Dev- reaux, Frank Coleman, Bernard Atchison, Albert Schulteis, I. L. Johnson, A. Ertl; Jos. F. Eckert. St. Joseph’s Church, corner 24 and C streets northeast.—There will be solemn high mass at 10:30 a.m. The musical: pro- gram will be rendered as follows: Vidi Aquam, Peters; Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanc- tvs, Benedictus, Agnus Del, from Leonard's Third Mass; at the offertory, Regina Coeli (chorus), Sir Jules Benedict. Vespers will from The Creation (adapted), | be sung at 4 p.m. as follows: Psalms, Mer- cadante; Magnificat, Giorza; Regina Coell, Benedict; O Salutaris, soprano solo, Strelz- ki, Miss Alice Kraft; Tantum Ergo, J. Boissiere-Duram; Laudate Dominum, Giorza. The choir will be assisted at vespers by Miss Alice Judson, soprano; Miss Elinore Simonds, contralto, and Mr. W. 8. McCa1 thy, violinist. The choir is composed of Sopranos, Mrs. C. P. Evans, Misses Alice Kraft, Anna Evans, Nellie Sage, Bianche Hurley, Josephine McDonald, Susie Under- wood, Annie Hurley, Adele Smith, Helen Reed, Eda Howard, Mary Oliphant, Regina Donahue and A. O. Joyce; altos, Misses Blanche Higgins and Lula Underwood; ten- ors, Messrs. Percy Leach, William P. Smith and W, 8. McCarthy; bassos, Mr. George H. O'Connor, J. P. O. Laughiin, Felix Mahoney, Henry Rechtin, John Pel- len, John Howard and William Gorman. Organist and directress, Miss Daisy Isa- belle Joyce. St. Mary’s Church, Sth street between G and H streets, Rev. Father George Glaab, pastor; Rev. Father Francis A. Wennebe1 assistant.—Solemn high mass at 10:1 o'clock a.m. and vesper service at 4 o'clock P.ma...Tbe music at the mass is as follows: Vidi Aquam, J. Wiegand; mass in C, L. van Beethoven; Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus and Benedictus, Agnus Dei; Terra Tremult dat the graduale), B. O. Klein; Aima Virgo fat the offertory), J. N. Hummel, soprano solo and chorus. At the vesper service the music will consist of the following: Ve: pers No. 2, E. Marzo; Domine Ad Adju- vantum, Dixit Dominus and Laudate Dom- inum; Magnificat, E. Marzo; Regina Coeli, P. Giorza; O Salutaris (alto solo), G. Ro: sini; Tantum Ergo (A major), Fr. Riga; Laudate Dominum, G. Rosewig. The choir is constituted of the following: Misses Whitesell and Eichhorn, and Messrs. Mo- wher and*Rebstock, sustaining the solo parts. Sopranos, Misses Mae B. Whitesell, Appolonia Miller, Rosa Miller, Alice Koch, Annie De Sales Lovejoy and Lulu Roberts; altos, Misses Margaret Eichhorn, Annie Miller and Mamie Miller; tenors, Messrs. Alexander Mascher, Carl Xanten, Charles Swett and Julius Bien; basses, Messrs. Frank A. Rebstock, Robert Paul, Henry Nolda, John F. White and Albert Schul- thels;..organist and director, Mr. William ‘Waldecker. St. Anthony's, Brookland; Prof. Carl Burg, director.—Rev. D. C. De Wulf, the pastor, will officiate at the high mass, at which the following program will be render- ed: Kyrie Elelson and Gloria, from Massa Brevis; Credo, Stolhrecke; Sanctus, Bene- dictus and Agnus Del, Gounod, and Regina Coeli, Werner. Mrs. Chas. Hetfield is the organist. The choir consists of the follow- ing memters: Sopranos, Mrs. J. C. Noyes, Misses Mary Page, Hammond and Emily Howlett; second sopranos, Misses Alma Noyes and Mattie Page; contraltos, Misses Addie Jullien and Bertha Johnson, and basses, Messrs. Joseph Burg, John J. O’Brien, John Burg and Franklin T. Howe, ar. Immaculate Conception, 8th and N—Sol- emn high mass at 10:30 a.m. An orchestra of twenty pieces, comprising members of the Georgetown Orchestra, will assist the choir. The program is as follows: Organ voluntary, Mr. Arthur D. Mayo; Vidi Aquam, Novello, choir; Haydn's sixteenth mass, entire; before the sermon, Veni Crea- tor, by Loretz, duet for soprano and bari- tene, Miss Annie Grant and Mr. Chas. E. Myer at gradual, Regina Coell, Melvil, choir; offertory, Angell et Archangeli, Gi son, sung by Mr. Howard O. Cook, tenor, and Mr. Myers, baritone, with cornet ob! gato, by Mr. Winters, and organ accom- Paniment, Mr. Mayo. At close of mass, Grand. March, organ and orchestra. Ves- pers at 7 o’clock—Grand organ voluntary, by Mr. Mayo; Millard’s Vespers; solos by Mrs. Smith ani Mr. Grant, Laudate Domi- num; soprano solo, Mozart, Miss A. L. Mil- ler, Gaudeamus, Diabelli, Miss Grant, Mr. Reeside, Mr. Cook, Mr. Murray and full chorus; Magnificat, antiphone, in D, male voices, led by Mr. Forsyth; female voices, by Mrs. King; Regina Coeli, Giorza, alto solo, Mrs. Mary King; O Salutaris, bari- tone solo, Giorza, Mr. Myers; Tantum Er- £0, Mrs. Barnard; Laudate full choir; organ post- lude, Mr. Mayo. The choir is as follow: Mrs. Clara Baker Smith, director; Mr. Ar- thur D. Mayo, organist; Miss Annie Grant, G@ramatic soprano; Mies Annie Louise Mil- ler, lyric soprano; Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard, mezzo; Mrs. Mary King, alto; Mr. Howard "Ceok,-tenor; Mr. Charles E. Myers, bari- tone; Mr. Martin Grant, basso. Sopranos, YMrs. Mey~Jordan, Miss Annie Fleming, Mrs. Rose Bennett, Miss Carrie McGill, Miss Kathleen Cooney, Miss Susie Lewis, Miss Regina Gillis, Miss Roberta Gill Miss Elise Ruebsam, Miss Mary Mooney; altos, Miss Grace Maher, Miss Margaret Sherman, Miss Mamie Grant, Miss Cecilia Dulin, Miss Lizzie Barry; tenors,Mr. James Forsyth, Mr. L. E. Kaiser; bassos, Mr. T. A. Murray, Mr. M. A. Donnelly, Mr. Wm. DeLacy, Mr. H. G. Thyson. The choir will be assigsed by Miss Tacie Daniel, alto; Mr. Frank P. Reeside, baritone, and Mr. Max- well, tenor. St. Theresa’s, Anacostia.—Opening, Vidi Aquam, by W. C. Peters; Kyrie, by A. Wilp Meyer Teeg; Gloria and Credo, by Millard; offertory, Haec Dies, by L. Bor- dese; Sanctus Benedictus and Agnes Del, by T. Van La Hache; communion; Regina Coeli, by Bollman; berediction; Salutaris, by Millard; Tantum Ergo, by A.H.Rosewig: Laudate, Gregorian. Sopranos, the Misses Branson, Bean and Green; contraltos, Misses Bean and Branson; tenor, Mr. Geo. Casper; basses, Messrs. R. J. Green and 8. R. Mockubee; organist, E. T. Davis. St. Cyprian’s.—Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. by Rev. Father Jager, with Rev. Father Maynadier as dea- con and Rev. Father Keenan as subdeacon. Rey. Father Matthews will be master of ceremonies. The musical program will be as follows: Vide Aquam; mass, La Hache’s, No.” 488; offertory, Regina Coeli, Werner. Solemn vespers will be sung at 7:45 p.m.: celebrant, Rev. Father Jager; deacon, Rev. Father Matthews; subdeacon, Rev. Father Keenan. The choir is compcsed of the fol- lowing singers. Sopranos, Misses Loretta Muschet, Anna Muschet, Rose Humphries, Beatrice Scott, Amelia Chew, Cecelia Thomas and Mesdames Julia Clif- ton, Julia Thornton and Laura Waters. Altos—Misses Mary Muschet, Bessie Fletch- er, Mary Fenwick, Florence Queenan, Catharine Simmes and Mrs. Alice Logan. Tenors—Messrs. Samuel Middleton, Charles Edelin and Wm. Shedrick. Bassos—Messrs. Aloysius Brown, Jos. A. Mason, Jos. Mat- thews and Ashby Matthews. Organist, Sylvester Thomas. St. Jerome's.—The masses will be cele- brated at and 10:30 o'clock. At the high mass the choir will render Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Haydn's Sixteenth Mass, Credo, Benedictus, Agnus Del, Haydn's Second Mass, and at the offertory Gaudea- mus Diabelli. At benediction of the blessed sacrament, at 7:30 o'clock, O Salutaris, Gregorian; Tantum Ergo, Millard; Rexina Coell, Paolo Giorza. ‘The choir is com- posed of the following members: Sopranos ~—Mesdames J. W. Aman, Chas. Acker, Misses Corinne McFarland, Lillian Acker, Leila Aman, Loitie Fenwick; altos—Misses Lou_Reil; tenors—Messrs. R. Hiday; bassos— Messrs. . J. F. Reilly and Geo. Burns; director, Mr. Geo. E. Reilly; organist, Miss Edythe M. Gallant. St. John's parish, Forest Glen.—Faster Sunday mass will be celebrated at 8:30 o'clock. The junior choir will furnish the music. Soldiers’ Home Chapel.—High mass at §:30 a.m.; Hayden's Third Mass, Giisinn’s Regina Coeli Laetare, La Hache'’s Veni Creator. Sopranos, Misses Mollie Wright and M. Browne; altos, Misses Maggie C man and Katherine Browne; tenors, Messrs. Condry and Downing; bassos, Messts. Linwood B.- Taylor and John Caugher; organist, Miss Mary Agnes Browne. St. Paul's, 15th ond V streets.—Kyrie and Credo, Peters; Gloria, Farmers; Sanctus and Agnus Dei, Gencralli; Veni Creator, La 3 offertory, Handel's Largo, ar- ranged as Ave Verum. At vespers the Gregorian chant v r service; Ave Maria, Karst; O Salutaris, Weigand; Tantum Ergo, La Hasche; Regina Coeli, Wimer. The members of the choir are: Sopranos, Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Wilmarth, Misses Es- puta, M. O’Brien, Phillips, M. Riley, Buns- kett, Anderson, Sefton, Leonat Hall, Ream, Yates Heygster, Misses A. ‘Brien, ibert, Col- clazier, Davis and Hanley; tenors, Messrs. Albert, Prigg, Wassenbach, Peters; bassos, Messrs. Murray, Weir, Gosling, Stodder, Straub, Trail and Donaldson; organist, Miss Byne; directress, Mrs. J. Esputa Daly; violinist, Mr. Wiimarth; soloists, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Daly and Miss Esputa. Holy Name Church.Solemn high mass at 10:30 o'clock, at which the choir will render the following music: Vidi Aquam, Novello; Marzo's Mass (complete); Haec Dies, at the offertory; Veni Creator, Wie- gand. Vespers, at 4 o'clock, Psalms, Gre- gorian; Ave Maria, Millard; Regina Coell, Giorza; O Salutaris, Holden; Tantum Ergo, Faure. The members are as follows: So- Pranos, Mesdames Eckert, Turpin and Mar- ceron, Misses Brice, Doyle, Fitzgerald, Flynn, Fowler, Hessler, McNamara, Mc- Nerhany and Scuter; altos, Mesdames Rup- pert, Sommers and Wheeler, Misses Beck- er, Groves, R. R. Hessler, Lynch, C. Mar- ceron and H Messrs. Thos. E. Turpin, James L. Duncan, Geo. Q. Houlehan, Edward J. Smith, P. Kelleher and F. Lynch; Messrs. W. H. Par- ker, M. T. Byrne, Jos. Mulhare, George Lowry, W. E. Ryan and E. Marceron; or- ganist, Miss Lucy C. Byrne; director, Miss Mary M. Hessler. St. and Augustine's, 15th street between L .—High mass at 31 o'clock. Mon- signor Sbaretti of the apostolic delegation will be the celebrant. Rev. J. Havens Richards, 8S. J., the president of George- town College, will preach. The music will be under the leadership of Prof. Anton Gloetzner,who will also preside at the organ. Haydn's Sixteenth Mass, Veni Creator, Beethoven; Alma Virgo, offertorium, by Hummell, solo, Mrs. Martina Irving; Ves- per Service, Haydn and Willard; Magnificat, Mozart; Regina Coeli, Glorza; O Salutaris, solo, W. T. Benjamin; Tantum Ergo, Rich- ard Wagner. The responses sung during tenebrae services are by Casciolini. The Benedictus is by Palestrina, and the Mis- erere, harmonized p The choir is composed of the following: Quartet— Soprano, Miss Martina Irving; alto, Mrs. Lavinia Lofton; tenor, Mr. J. I. Jackson; basso, Mr. W. T. Benjamin. Chorus—So- pranos, Mrs. Anna Swann, Mrs. Carrie Sort, Mrs. Susie Green, Misses Clara Wheeler, Julia Johnson, Mary Weldon, Car- rie Hawkins and Mary Simms; altos, Mrs. Phoebe Broughton, Mrs. Agnes Lemon, Miss Carrie Jchnson and Miss Elizabeth Parham; teno-s, Messrs. J. I. Jackson, George Lemon, Vincent Devaul and Will- fam Smith; bassos, Messrs. W. T. Benja- min, T. L. Benjamin, John Cole and Rad- cliffe; librarian, Mr. Bernadine Smith. Methodist Episcopal. St. Paul's M. E. Church, Dupont Circle, Rev. Stowell L. Bryant, pastor—Easter music will be rendered under the direction of Prof. Josef Kaspar, Tour's anthem, Christ Our Passover is Sacrificed for Us, Barnby’s Awake Up My Glory Hol- den’s Christ Our Passover will be sung by a full chorus, with organ accompaniment. Mme. Kaspar will sing I Know That My Redeemer Liveth, from the Messiah. Mem- bers of the choir: Sopranos, Mme. Kaspar, Miss Dingley, Miss Guard, Miss Brouse, Miss Brandriff, Mrs, Veitch, Miss Duvall, Mrs. Shepherd; altos, Mme. Naumann, Miss Till, Miss Harvey, Miss. Jarvis, Miss Heuchen; tenors, Mr. Joseph Finkle, Mr. | a