Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27
EASTER SUNDAY.
THE CHURCHES TOMORROW
Services 10 Celebrate the Resurrection


According 10 our usual custom we publish
below, for the information Of church goers a
programme of the special services in the
various Catholic and Episcopal churches to
| morrOw-Easter Suuday-in celebration OF
the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
| CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
| " PRFlckS.-Solemn high mass az n a. m.
| by Rev. Father Walter, assisted by Rev
| Father keene. The latter will preach the
| resurrection sermon. and the choir will SIM
| Mira Pro Pace" by Won Ia Hache, and al
the offertorium "Laudate," by Nogler.
| 81. AgtheTr'S-MoZarts mass, No. u, will
| be sung my large and augmented choir. in
which win be the following voices: Mrs.
| French, soprano; Mrs. Callan and Miss Lu-
cas-; alti; Mr.; $. V. Moves, tenor; and Mr.. J .
| r. III. Blois, bass. The choir is under the
| leadership of Prof. Anton GloetZner, the eff
| cient organist. The repository of this churcn
| Is most elegant. The mass will be at II a
| M, and will be celebrated by the pastor.
81. Peter's-The following compose the
| choir: soprani, Mrs King, Mrs. koehler;
tenor, Mr.. v f. King; Alto, Mrs. Newton;
bass, Mr.. T. Miller; Organist, Mrs. Newton
| The mass by Lejeal viii be sung; Easter an
| them by Lambillotte; veSters by Est, eau
deamus by Diahelli; Regini Coeli and Tan
! tum Ergo by Giovanni. The high mass at
| II. m, veSpeTs at p. m. Rev. r. l.. Boy L.
will preach al the morning service.
~. -MdyTfS, German. Rev. Father Alig
| will celebrate mass and preach the sermon.
| The choir is under the leadership OF T.. r.
Schawkopf and composed of the following
n.
| isa Neff tenori, :. Bauer, A. Rupert and IL
| Guenthe. basSi, W. Nefi, L. Geier and j
Hummer. The music will be Mercadante'S
mass, and at the Ofertorium "Jubilate," by
Diabelli.
81. -4l1usi,S-The choir has been augmented
for the occasion. and increased TO double the
usual number OF singers. Soprani, Madam
Elliot. Miss Myeatt; alti, Mrs. II. {. Sher
man, Miss Schutter; tenori, Mr.. John Pugh,
Mr.. W. McReary; baSsO. MesSrS. l.. r. Gan
non, :. Lewis and J. II. Woodwork, under
81, AZ, -
will render the following music AT the II
o'clock morning service, the mass in + fat.
by w h. BasSfoTd, will be sung for the first
time in this city. The offertOrium will be
HummeIi's Alma Virgo. a solo and chorus
the solo by Madam Elliot. Before the ser
| mon the bass solo, Leach's Neni Creator,
will be rendered by Mr.; l.; +. Cannon. At
the afternoon service, which takes place at
1 O'Clock, lie Jeals grand veSperS Will be
given, Regina Coeli by Gloria, and Tantum
Ergo by Rossini. The solo parts throu ghOuJ
both services will be sustained by Madam
Elliot, soprano; Mrs. III. c. Sherman, alto:
Mr.. John Pugh, tenor, and Mr.. l.. +. Gan
non, basso. The sermon in the morning will
be preached by Rev. Father Mcguire.
~. DOa3iajckS.-The services will commence
| at 10L o'clock. High mass by Rev. j. A. Bo-
kle, celebrant, assisted by Revs. t. l.. Power
and j. A. Sheridan. Rev. j. A. Rotchfori
| will preach from the text, He is not here;
| He has arisen" MoZart's 18th mass will be
| sung by the choir, which includes the follow
| ing ladies and gentlemen;-ProE Massboct,
| organist Miss HoSmer and Miss Maltingly,
soprani; Mrs Brown, Miss Brown, alti; John
| MattiDgly, tenor; Mr.. Kechlin, basSo; Miss
| Renshaw is also in this choir.
| 81. Sephe7l'S.-SOlemn high mass will be
| celebrated at II a. m. by Rev. John McNally,
| pastor, who will also preach the sermon. The
choir, under the lead of Prof. Caulfield, the
| organist, will sing Haydn's ID mass. The
| following are the voices:-Soprano, Miss
| Coolidge; alto, Mrs. Gillian; tenor, Mr.. Sci
fert; basso, Mr.. HOller. There will also be
| a full mixed chorus.
| J,n1anrlIoIe C0areDfiOn-The services will
commence at 1OE O'Clock a. m. Rev. =. r
| Mccarthy, pastor, will Officiate, and the
| Rev. Father Ryan, of Georgetown College,
will preach on the occasion. The choir, under
| the leadership OF Miss NJ. NJ. Melcher, organ
| ist. VIII sing the kyrie and Gloria from Mo-
| zarts 18th mass, aud the Credi, Sanctus and
| Agnus Del from lie JeaTs mass. The follow
| ing singers will render the music eSdames
| Koehler and lie Merle and Miss Griffin, so
| prani; Misses NOOnan and kear0n. altl;
| MessrS. Beckett and j. II. Forsyth, tenori;
| Messrs. Grant and Mari, bassi. Mr.. Cha>
| Koehler will sing the Haec Dies at the offer
tory. AT the vespers Berges Tantum Ergo
| will be sung, Mrs. Koehler and Mr.. Forsyth
| rendering the solos. The beautiful o, Salu-
| taris, duet by LambillOtte, Will be sung by
| Miss Griffin and Mr.. Grant.
| 81. ,JOseph. German Catholic The Rev.
| Father KanZleiler will celebrate mass at u
| O'Clock, and Lambillotti's mass in 1at
| will be sung by the following choir Mr.. l.
| RebstoOk, organist; Mrs. l.. RebStOOk, Miss
| Juneman, and Miss Mary Neff, soprani: Mr.
| Joseph Stecher, bass, and Mr.. August Men
| tenor.
will be celebrated at II a. m, with Rev. Fe-
! lix Barotti, pastor, as celehrant; Rev. Father
| Morgan, of Georgetown college, as deacon
and Rev. Father b. san Martlno, assistant
| preached by Father Morgan. The musical
| portion will form an important part OF the
| services. The choir under the direction OF
! PROF. John Esputa: viii sing Haydn's six,
| teenth mass, with DiabelliS 0''srtory and
gaudeamus. The choir is composed as fol
/ lows Organist, Prof ThierDach; tenoTi,
| Messrs. Frank Toeryn, Henry jackson and
| - Younger: soprani, Mrs. John SmallwoOd
! Miss \. Martin, Mrs. Henry jackson, Mrs
| Anna NJ. Jackson, Miss George Jackson and
Miss Josephine Lewis; alti, Miss Mary A. {
| COakley. Miss Kate Smith and Miss NictOria
Lewis; bassi, Messrs. T. w. Benjamin, 7, II
William and A. Jackson. Grand high YES
pers viii be sung at $50 clock =. M.
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Christ Church Mary Yard. - At Christ
I Church, on q street, between 9th and eth SITS.
southeast, Rev. c. ID. Andrews will preach al
the morning service, The choir is composed
A. Ball, Mr.. Myron NJ. Parker, Mrs. y. Z
Little nee Miss Mollie Wilson, and Miss Flor
ence Bail. They will sing an anthem, by T
s. Lloyd: Vanite, by LOretz, jr.: TIE Deum, by
| Willard; Jubilate, by Kreissman, and trio
, Praise Ye. by Atilla.
Tr5,ug tS,urch--opening anthem, "Christ
| the Lord is risen to-day" Lloyd; Christ oul
Passover" i'm f fiat, Millard; Gloria Patri.
| in B fiat, Mosenthal; TIE Deum Laudamus, la
+ nat. Buck; Jubilate Dec, in fiat from
Stabat Mater, Willard; "Since Christ ouI
! Passover is slain" Coe; Easter chorus. "Je
sus Christ is risen to-day" Monk; Ofertory
Il waited for thy salvation Mercedante
closing anthem, Praise 10 Thee Herold
| Communion Standardization, Taylor; To
/ Jesus our exalted Lord, Beethoven; Gloria
| in Excelsis," Reuner.
Trinity CYt0ir-Is composed of the following;
| Miss Moxon, organist; Mrs. Moreli. soprano;
! Miss Swallow, contralto; Mr.. DYre. tenor
! Mr.. Middleton, basso. The Rev. DR.. Addison
| will preach morning and evening.
| Epiphday.-The following is the music
Easter anthem, "Christ our Passover" by
Dudley Buck; ''Gloria Patri," by Samuel
| Reay; "Te Deum" and "Jubilate," by Der
| thold Tours; '.Gloria Tibi," by II. Wilson;
| offertory, "If We then be risen with Christ "
| by Jno Naylor. The choir is composed Of
| soprani, Mrs. Chadsey and Mrs. Bailey; alti,
| Mrs Root and Miss Willard; tenofi, Mr.. +.
| Knoop and Mr.. H c. Pearson; bassi, Mr.. n.
| Il. Fugitt and Mr.. @ A. Pearson; organlst
| and director, Mrs. q. A. Pearson.
1 Asceasioa.-At IL o'clock Right Rev. VIM.
| Pinkney, assistant bishop OF the diocese OF
| Maryland, is expected TO be present, assisted
| by the assistant rector, Rev. John III. Elliott,
| DID,, STD, who will conduct the services
! and deliver sermon on the Resurrection.
The music for the day promises TO be unusu-
| ally interesting, and will be rendered In ex-
| cellent m2nner by the male quartet choir
| of this Church, the members of whom are as
| follows First tenor, Mr.. w. &. Hill; second