National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-12
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
Music TO be Rendered in Some of the
Churches To-Mnrrow.

Music TO be Rendered In Some of the
Churches Tomorrow,
The Easter services in the Episcopal and
Catholic churches tomorrow will be particu
larry interesting and impressive In most oil
the churches special attention lhas been given
to the arrangement of the service Of music, and
the congregations will be treated to some fine
singing.
At Epiphany Church fine programme has
been arranged to be rendered by the excellent
choir and in the other Episcopal churches tho
music will be n special feature of the services
At st. Matthew's tomorrow morning the
choir under the direction of Mrs. Cecilia
Young Smith, wllrendcr Hummcl's mass, No
2, magnificent composition. Tho oflcrtorium
will be ,"Sit Nomini Benedictum," Cagliero
quartette and chorus, the quartette comprising
Mesdames Smith and Kimbal and Messrs
Wattorston and Bos; organist, Professor
Anton Gloetzner.
Grand high mass will be said at 1876
o'clocB tomorrow morning at st. Stephens
whenJhe choir will render Andres mass in I
fiat, "Veni Sancte Spiritus," Dietsch ofIertory
"Gaudeamus," Diabell; vcspers at p. m, ii
c, by Est; "NIagnifcat," in Il fat, GLORIA
Regina Cadi," trio in G, Cagliero; 80 Salu
taris," duet, in L fat, Weigand and "Tantuu
Ergo" DR.. Roswig. Sopraui, Misses MolliC
Byrne, Jennie Boyle, J. Carey, J. Gibbons, and
Maggie Mcleod; alti, Mrs. Mary Gillen
Misses Mamie Mcleod and Marian Serrin
tenor, DR.. Anthony Rupert, .r basso i. A
Rockar organist Professor J. c. Focrtsch.
The following will be tho order of services
| at the Church of the immaculate Conception
First mass will be celebrated at o'clock o. M.
and second mass at 9oclock a. IN. Grand higl
mass will be celebrated ut 1890 q. m, on which
occasion Rev. p l.. Mccarthy, pastor, will off
ciate as ceebrant assisted by Rev. Joseph Gal
| len as deacon and Rev. Father Horgan MS sub
deacon. Rev. Father Mead, of Brooklyn, n
Y, will preach. La Haches "Missa Pro
Pace will be sung by the following choir
| viz Soprani, Mesdames Charles Koehler, A
+. lie Merle, A. |. King, and Miss Katie Grif
| fin; alti, Misses Koaron, Stein, aud Noonan
tenori Messrs. Connell f. Gill, T. w. Cridler
and James III. Forsyth bassi, Messrs. II. Bos
well George Paddon, NJ. Grant, George Reuter-
and Charles ID. Ward Miss NJ. M. Mclcher will
| preside at the organ, and Mr. George Route
| Will direct the choir. At the offcrtory, "Bcn
edicta" seven-voice piece, by Schutley, will
be sung. Fisks vespers will be sung in the
| afternoon.
At II o'clock there will be grand high mass
with complete and carefully-selected orches
| ira Haydn's Mass No. g, in G, will DO sung
Attention is called to the fact that this is tn
only church in the city which will have an or
chestra in connection with the quartcttes, gran,
chorus, and organ. At the oticrtory will b
| sung Giorga's Regina Coli" The music vii
be under the direction of Mr.. s. j. Kubel, AM
the choir is composed as follows: Soprani, Mrs
Rose Riley and Misses Ada NIcDermott, Blanch
and Regina Robinson, May Rogers, Sally Dan
| iel, Josie Fcgan, and Maggie Fitzgerald; alti
Mrs. l.. Ryan, Misses Florence Ball, Matti,
Norbeck, and Lizzie Bischoff; TENOR, Messrs
| w. III. Daniel and l.. Dorr; baritone, Mr.. Mag
| nus Koechling bassi Messrs Hamilton Adam