The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-27
EASTER SUNDAY.
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livan and Mr.. T. J. Sullivan, and choru.
Regina Coli, by Cherubini; o, Salutari,
Tantum Ergo. bv Michael Costa, arrange
by ]. Frank Wilson; Baritone solo an
quartet; Organ selections.
i ST. FHILoMENA CHURCH.
At ST. Philomena Church, on Pearl stree
near Pike. Easter will be observed in gran
style. The first High Hass will be cee
hrated at halfpast O'Clock a, M, Rev. +
Bruegge being celebrant, Rev. H. kempe
deacon and +. Runnebaum subdeacon, as
sisting him. Mozart's First Mass will b.
sung under the directions of Mr.. Henr,
Pabst Miss Flora Heckert will preside a
the organ. At 9x o'clock the second Higl
Mass will be celebrated by the rendi
tion of Haydn's Third Mass. Rev HI
Kemper will be the celebrant, assisted by
Rev. F. Bruegee as Deacon and +. Runne
baum as Sub-deacp n.
The sermon will be delivered by Rev
Bruegge.
The Gloria, Veni Creator, and othel
musical selections; will be rendered bv the
excellent choir. The soloists are: Soprano
Misses Anna Heckert. Anna Smith, Katie
Rechtin, Theresa Braunstein and Katie
Heister; alto, Misses Lille Braunstein,
Sophia Altering and Mary Lauer; tenor,
Mr.. Henry Pabst; bass, Mr.. Henry Rechtin.
At half-past o'cl, ck Vespers will be sung,
the celebration ending with grand "Te
Deum Laudamus."
ST. PAUL's CATHOLIC CHURCH.
At St Paurs Church, corner OF Spring
and Abigail streets, the Resurrection SER
vices will be held this evening. Rev. f.
X. Wenninger's great Te Deum, composed
oy himself, will be sung. Seidens,icker' s
Orchestra will render tie music. The re-
nowned missioner will direct the choir
himself. Tomorrow at 9K o'clock SOL
emn Hish Mass will be celebrated. The
choir will sing Haydn's Sixth Mass, that
mass not having heretofore been sung in
the city. 1t is very difficult one Seid-
enstlcker's Band will assist. Among the
many musical selections will be the Regina
Celi, executed with instrumental acc nj
paniment. Rev. Wenninger will deliver
the sermon. Rev. Ferneding will read the
mass, assisted BY Rev. Meyer. Prof. Jos.
Lohman has charge of the organ.
ST. LuDwIe's CHURCH.
AtSt Ludwig's Church, corner Eighth
and Walnut streets, Easter will probably
be celebrated in grander style than at any
other church in the city. At $50 o'clock
Resurrection" mass will be sung, when the
Knights of st. Edward will attend in
full uniform. At 10 o'clock Grand High
Mass will be celebrated by Rev. P. Leopold,
who will also deliver the sermon. The
German Military Band of the Lookout
House have kindly volunteered to assist,
and will accompany the excellent choir in
the mass "Auctora," by Wilhelmus Smit,
of Amsterdam. Holland, under the direc-
ton of c. Henkel. The following is the
programme.
Opening Overture, "Jubel," ...C M. Won Weber
German Military Band.
Kyrie Eleison, by Will am SmIt; Gloria in Ex-
celsor, by same Nj MRnnerchOr
Veni Sancte Spiriius, by l.. Diersch.:.. :..........
............. Mixed Choir
soloists: Miss Arnetz and ii. Willeke
ooy 6Tsds in U1%% Rsn% SOLO or 5sc and
chorus (by A. Diabelli, sung by...-..L. Piket
fs"stHs ss"sd stus By .M@nusrchor
Grand Finale, Krenungs Marsch "Die Fol-
German Military Band.
In the afternoon the Musical Vespers bv
Est, will be sung. Also Mozart's magnif-
icent Regina Coli, and Piket's Tantum
Ergo. The soloists in the Mass are Messls.
Willeke, Oaks and Piket
ST PATRICK's
At St. Patrick's Church, corner of Third
and Mill streets, solemn High Mass will be
celebrated in the morning, Rev. Edward
McNerhany being the celebrant. Rev. j.
M.-Mackey will act as Deacon.
The sermon will he delivered by the pas
tor bis subject being ''The Divinity of
Christ proved by the miracle of His Resur-
rection." One OF Haydn's masses will be
sung. ....
In the afternoon there will be Vespers as
usual, with Miss E. Geoghegan as the
soloist.
ST. FRANCIS.
At st. Francis Church, corner of. Vine
and Liberty streets, Resurrection services
will be held this evening at 1880 O'Clock
and close with Te Deum. At 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning, Rev. Francis, q. S. f..
Guardian, will celebrate High Mass. Rev.
Maximilian will deliver the sermon, The
excellent choir, under Organist Henry
Eich, will sing Haydn's First Mass.
ST. HERRY's.
At st. Henry's Church, on Flint street
High Mass will be celebrated at $50
o'clock, with Haydn's Mass, No. q Among
the musical selections will be Gerold's Veni
Creator and Lambillotte's Alleluia for the
offertory. The soloists are: Soprano, Misses
Macke and Felix; alto, Miss A. Kramer:
tenor, J. Ruthman; basso, H. Kramer and
A. Brink. Organist, Mr.. John Schehl.
Rev. l.. KIawitter will be the celebrant at
Mass, and Rev. A. Ulrich will preach on
the Resurrection of Christ" Est's grand
vespers will be sung in the afternoon.
among the musical pieces being Mozart's
Grand Magnificat Regina Coei, Tantum
Ergo, Lambillotte's 20 Cor Amoris' and
the lie Deum.
ST. JOHNS CATHOLIC.
At st. Johns Church, corner of Green
and Bremen streets, Resurrection Services
will be held at 1880 o'clock this evening.
closing with grand Te Deum. At 10
o'clock Sunday morning High Mass will be,
celebrated by Rev. Ferdinand, assisted by
Rev. David Kersting. Rev. Franz Paul
will deliver the sermon. Beethoven's Mass
in G will be sung under the leadership of
the organist, Professor H. Lobman. The
sOloists of the choir are as follows: So
prano Miss Lizzie Hetlich; alto, Mrs. Ruth.
man and Mrs Oliver; tenor, Mr.. Mich.
Buschle; bass, Mr. r. Kersting Miss Het-