National Republican., 1880-03-26
HOLY WEEK.
It's Observance in the Churches - Easte
Music.

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Services appropriate to Maundy Thursday
were held yesterday In the Catholic churches
with the singing of the Tcnebim The Good
Friday services which will tako place to-day
will be most solemn and impressive. The at.
tendance at the churches yesterday was very
large, many visiting the odifces just to see the
decorations of the altars aud sepulchre. Fol-
lowing are tho programmes Of music in
churches not published in yesterdays Ma.
TfoNAL REPUBLICAN
Church Of Incarnation (P. E)--Thc pro-.
grammc of music for Easter Sunday will be as
follows: Opening anthem, Praise Ye the
Lord" trio, from "Attilo;" Christ Our Pass
over" II. p Danks Te Dcum, George w. War
ren; Gorias /, Milard: 9, Haydn; 3, Dudley
Buck; Jubilatc, II. +. Danls; Gloria Tibi, f.
Y. Mcguire; oiTcrtorum, "Oh, Heavenly
! Father" duet, arranged from Mariana"
| Wallace. Tho music will be rendered by tho
quartette choir consisting of Mrs. Dr. Win
tcrs, soprano; Mrs. ID. c. Morrison, alto; Mr.
Robert II. Ycatman, tenor, and Air. Benjamin
U. Kcysor, basso, with Mr. Frank z. Mcguire
us organist aud director
| Trinity Or. C.) church, FRS. street, George.
town, Rev. Father Roccoiort, pastor--Hum-
mel's Ohertorium and Haydn's No. Mass
will be sung at the morning service, in addi.
tion to other appropriate selections. The
choir, under the direction of Mr.. f. w. Jones,
is as follows: Soprani. Mrs. NJ. A. Allen, Mrs.
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| Miss Cecilia ODOnohue; tcnori, Messrs l. l..
Parkhurst, +. w. Jones; bassi, Messls. Joseph
Murray, A. G.. Thomson, George Rcily and
Harry g. Noyos; Professor L. b. Ncwhoiscr,
orgauist.
st. Matthew's Or. C) church, corner Fir.
tecnth and II streets northwest, Rev Father
Boyle, pastor-The choir will render mt tho
morning service: Mass, Gior2l; "Malre del Som
Amorc;" "Yeui Sancti Spirtus," Diotsoh. For
vcsper service: Nespors, MilIard; ave Maria,"
| Gounod; Regina Coli" GiorZa; "Sit Nomen
| Bencdic;us," Caelcro, and 80 Sautars,'
Giorza. The choir Is composed of-Soprani,
Misses Mygatt, Livingstone, Rodier, Barrcugcr.
and Barbour; alti, Misses Esputa, May, Newton,
| Waring and Thompson; ten0ri, Nessrs. w. ii.
Burnett, Frank May, Shorb, Patterson and
d. L. Burnett; bassi, Messrs. Blos, Young,
Wood, Bradley, Mack iuCrow and DAILY; musi.
cal director, Professor l.. Il. Cannon: organist,
Mr.. John p. Lawrence.
st. Stephens (R O. church, corner of Penn.
sylvania avenue and Twenty-lifth street. Rev.
John McNally, pastor-The music will be as
follows: For the morning service Twelfth
Mass, in c, Mozart; "Yeu Sancti Spiritus," in
l. fiat, Dictsch; 20 Con Amoris, "ofertory in d,
Lambolettc For vosper service Vespurs, in
G., GOrzi; Magnificent, in G., GiOIZI; Regin
CGli, trio, Cagioro; o Sautaris, in G, Hoffman.
1antumergo, in d fat, Roewig. Tho choir
consists Of Miss Molle A. Byne, Mrs. Wotzcl
Misses S. Carey, Maggie Mcleod, S. Gibbons
and j. hidwell soprani Mrs Mary 4. Gilcn,
Miss Marion S1ron and Miss Manic Mcleod,
ati; Toni Ruporli NJ. d., aud Mr.. Louis
Doerr, teuori; Mr. +. A. Rockar and Dr.
Charles A. Ball. bassi, and Professor J. G.
Focrtsch, organist.
The Sabbath school of the First Presby-
terian Church has arranged special pro-
gramme for Easter Sunday, consisting of ap.
rropriate hymns, Rotations, readings, and
Easter exercises by the school. The opening
exercises begin at $3.50 o'clock, and the school
closes with tho Crcod and tho Lords prayer at
1850 o'clock. the exercises will be unusually
interesting aud no less instructive, to Judge
from the programme.
OUR Spring OPENING FROM 4. NJ. TO SIP.