Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-27

/ EASTER SUNDAY, 1880.
The Great Christian Festival.
Joyous Music in the Churches T morrow.
Tomorrow being Easter Sunday, joyful ser
| vices will take place In the Roman Catholic
Protestant Episcopal, Lutheran, and some other
| churches, to celebrate that great event In the
history of Christianity, the resurrection of Jesus
| Christ. The music will be as usual special
| feature OF the services, as will be seen by the
| following programmes:
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
| st. Patricks Church e street,, Rev. j. A.
fertory Regina CGn," GLORIA vespers, pm
Regina Cell, Werner; o, Salutaris, bass solo,
Organized organ as foliows:saisses Carter, Johnson,
Richey, Miller, McGill, Adamson, McLinden,
assisted by Miss h. BorroWs, soprani Misses
| Carr and Newton, alti; MessrS. A. Fennen,
Maxwell and Clark, tenori; Messrs. kearney,
Mclaughlin, Ryan and Bliss, bassi; Miss Anna
Louisa Boone, organist and directress; Brother
st. Matthews Q5th and II. streetsl, Rev.
Father Boyle.-1l O'Clock mass, Giorza; Madre
del Som Amore; veni sanct Spiritus Dietsch
| Gounod; Regina Coeli, GLORIA; SIT Nomen Bene-
dictus, Cagliaro; o Salutaris, GLORIA The choir
s composed a Of Misses Mygatt Livingston Ro;
Esputa, May, Newton, Warning and Thompson,
alu; W. H: Burnett, Frank May, Schorb Pat.
Young, Wood, Bradley, Macklnrow and DAILY,
bass1; L. 4. Cannon, director, and John p. Law
| renee, organist
st. Marys, 18th, near II street,) Rev. NJ. Alig-
Morning service, 10 O'Clock, Peters Jubilee Mass
| and Regina Coeli (Cagliero.) The choir Is Or
| ganized as follows:-Misses Matilda Bauer, Katie
| Katie Bishof, altl; Messrs. Bauer and F. Rup-
pert, TENOR; and W. and A. Neff, bassi; Miss N
St. Aloysius North Capitol and streets.>-
II oclock-Mass No. 3, Haydn; veni Creator,
Bianco; offertory, Regina Coeli, GLORIA vesper
service at 4p.m yespers, Willard, Magnihcat.
Baker and Aida McDermott, soprani; - Ecb-
horn and Florence Ball, alti; John rugh, tenor;
W. F. PIuett, jr., basso VIM. Waldecker, organ
st. Dominic's Church, South Washington
Rev. Father Bokel,-l1 o'clOck-MozartS 12tn
Mass, with chorus Of forty voices; at the gradual
solo for the French horn and orchestra, CurGh;
at the ofIertory Guademas tquartette and
chorus) Diabelli. In the choir are Misses Blanche
Robinson, Regina Koechling: Josie Fegan, Mag
gle Fitzgerald, - Crawford Mary Kerr, Mary
O'Neill, Mollie Stickell, Mamie Fitzgerald, May
Fowler, Maggie Hines and Moilie Hines, and
U. Benner, Misses Berthe Crawford, Antisell,
Miller, and Gibson, alti; w. H. Daniels,
T w. Morgan Ralph Rms N eyes
4. Yeatman, and = Connolly; tenorl; IL.
Adams, M. Koechling, j. Hickox Il. F. Fores
John W. Yeat9an L. se nasI1 Tho
Knenel, director; Prof. Q. Frank, organist.
st. Stephens {25th and Pennsylvania avenue),
mass IN y ven sane sersas Ee
Dietsch; Q cor Amorls dn d. Lambolette. YES
per service-Vespers In G., GLORIA; Magni1-
sage 1n G. e ssaasrs Regina In C c0 eraSeD
Holman; Tantum Ergo in Db, Rosewig The
choir Is composed Of Miss Mollie A. Byrne, Mrs
GS6eas ans j. k GGae s npggf MIS-
Gillen. Misses NJ. Serrin, and NJ Mcleod, alti;
DR.. T. Rupert and L. Doors tenori; F. A. Rockar
ami Dr.. c. A Ball bassi. and Prof. j. c. Foertsch
St. Augustine church. (colored,) 18th street,
between and M.-Mass, II a. m: Overture,
Of Go ana Mas
Before the sermon Prof. /. Schneider will play
clarinetto solo from 'Rosslnrs" Stabat Mater.
march from The Prophet" Sespers A 49, p nl m
overture, civilian Tell" vespers, LIE Seal; mag
nificat, LIE Seal Regina Coeli, trio Caglro;
der; Q Salutaris Willard; Tantum Ergo, Goeb;
march from Taunnauser, by grand orchestra
All the singing will be with orchestra acconpanl-
ment OF 10 pieces. Members: Mrs. smallwood
Miss Miller, etc., sopranos; Miss Coakley, etc,
altos; Messrs. Yonker, Tompk1ns, McKenna,
tenors; Mr.. Benjamin, etc., bassos; Prot. Chas
director.
Immaculate Conception, 18th and Streets
Rev. ?. F: notwithstanding mass in 3D.
benediction, (ofrertory.) vesper service salve
Regina GeorZa; salutaris, quartette, for male
voices; Tartum Ergo, Goeo. The choir is com
Miss Kearon and Miss McCloskey, soprani; Mrs
Kearon. Miss Noonan aud Miss Maher. alti;
Messrs. Forsythe and Connell, tenori; R. II.
Boswell, - Grant, A. King and Delphine, bassi;
c. N. .ConnelL director. and MISS Melchor, OF.
Trinity (Cathollc) Church. Georgetown.-At
N,H 1n51 No D .Nffnr II,
mels Alma Virgo. In the afternoon, vespers by
Rosewig; Haec Dies, Frontemazzi; Magntficat,
Lejcal; ReginaCoelt Cagltero; o, Salutaris, MIL
posed o. F. ". Jones, leader; Prof. Newheiser.
organist; Mrs. N. A. Allen, Mrs II. w. Barrett
and Miss Virginia johnson, soprant; Miss Cecilia
JoDe ssno a Murray a. e. & Thon m W.
George Rely and Harry C. NoyeS, baSso.
st. Joseph's church.-Morn1ng- mass.
Misses Kng, Mehler, Smith and Koch, alt1; Mr..
Haske, tenor; G. Arth and H. Mehler, baSsf; and
Mrs. S. Walker, organirt, compose the choir.
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
st. Johns (P. E.) church, Rev. J. Vaughn
LewiS-Open1ng sentence from 1.-The Rising OF
the Sum-" Christ our Passover; ''Gl0ria Patri'
Festival Tie Deum, in minor. by Buck; Jubl-
late in F, unison for Decane and CaaLorI,, by
Tours; IntrOit Il viii mention the loving kind
ness of the Lord" A. Sullivan; Kyrle; Gloria
Tit Credo, BY Meieneck; hymn 70; offertory,
ps nTmn & n enar i by
Messrs. Pearson, Childs and Smith, prlma
TENOR; Symonds and Kimball, secundt tenori;
Kaiser and Foreman, print bass; Mr.. Mcleod
OrganiSt; K1mball director.
Trinity Church r. E.). corner Sd and C streets,
Rev. Mr.. Addtson.--The music will be as fol
lows: Opening anthem, '.Chrtst, the Lord, is
Christ our Passover" BY Wheat; Festival Te
Deum, in Eb, by Buck; Jubilate Dec, by Rossie;
Glorias, by Dankes; Offertory, English revision
OF Saliva Regina, by Willard. For 1880 O'Clock p.
M, "Jesus Has Risen," (trio), by Campana;
Gloria In EXcelsis; CantaIe Domino, in G, by
Buck; Benedicte, by Williams The chorus is
quartette, as follows: Mrs Dayton Ward. So
prano; Mrs. Bodfish, alto; Frank Bernard, tenor;
Wesley Middleton, 6asso; Miss Moxon organlst
and director. Mr.. Forrest will Officiate In the
absence of Mr.. Addison, who has been called to
Louisville by the illness OF his brother.
Epiphany church P. E.), Rev. DR.. Paret-At
this church, on street NV, the music in TIT,
| morning will be as Tollows:-EaSter anthem,
Christ Our Passover" by Hodges; Gloria Patrl,
Hodges and Walters; TIE Delm, by .Gounod;
Benedictus, by Calkin; hymn No. 1O5; hymn 80;
Gloria Tibi, by Gounod; offertory anthem,
"God hath appointed day, p" BY BerthoId Tours.
For the evening service:-Gloria Patr by
Hodges; Cantate Domino. by Plainchant: Bene-