The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
Fine Music 20 be sung To-day In Various
Churches In Commemoration OF the sa.
viour's Triumph Over Death-A
List of those who Compose
the Choirs.

Reinhardt: Miss Blow and Mrs. NJ. b
Ramos. sopranos; Mrs. Robert White anC
Mrs. CadOt, altos; Me:srs. Frank Gun
nlngham, Monte Walker, and William John
ston, tenors MessTs. II. Il. CardoZo, David
McCaw, and James Branch, bassos.
The musical selections will consist OF
L" Easter Anthem" solo and chorus, War
ren; "Christ our Passover" Qnartette
Barnett; "Te Deum Laudamus," Quartetto
and chorus, Dachaner; "Oh! BE Joy.
full" arranged by Millard from Rossin's
"Stabat Mater -; "Angels Roll the Rock
Away" quarlette and chorus, Thomas
Christ the Lord has Risen To-day" quar-
telte and chorus, Wilson; Oiertory Regina
Coeli," Paol0 GiOrza. During the evening
service they will sing the Gloria" from
Mozart's Twelfth Mass "Gloria," Wilson
"Cantante Domino" Perring; Ohcrtory
Regina Coei," Giorz1.
AT THE MONUMENTAL.
The regular qnartette-Miss Swain, Mrs.
COwau, Mr.. Hoh, and Mr.. Grant--wilh Mr..
John II. Tyler director, and DR.. Robert III.
Cowan organist, will be supported by the
following chorus: Mrs. DR.. Brock and Mis-
Moore, sopranos; Mrs. Fowler, alto; Mr..
/ Lou. Reese and Mr.. John II. Keper. tcnOrs ;
Mr.. Lang horne PUtney and Mr.. William
Chaplin, bassOs. The music VIII be unu.
slially fine, il we can judge from the re-
hearsals. The selections are well chosen,
being brilliant and devotional. They are :
Easter Anthem, "Christ our Passover" in
A, Dudley Buck "GorIa Patri" (Grego-
riaU); "Gloris," Wheat; Te Deum, " Fes-
tivAl," in Il fiat, Dudley Buck; "Jubllale
Dec" (Schubert), arranged by Dudley Buck !;
Hymn, "Christ the Lord Is Risen To-Day"
Dudley Buck; Responses" Gounod;
"Gloria Tibi," Wheat; Hymn, "The Strain
Upraise," Dudley Buck; OfertCry, Sing
Alleluia FORTH" Dudley Buck. The usual
appropriate mnsic will be sung during holy
communion.
For the evening service they will sing
- Christ the Lord has RseD," Dudley Buck;
Gloria Patr" (Gregoran); "GlOria in
EXcel>is,' in d, Millard; "Cantate Domi-
no." Henry Wilson; Benedic Anlma
Mea,' 10 b fiat, Lloyd; Hymn, "Sing Al
IeIuia Forth" Dudley Buck; Oheriory,
" Blessed is He," ETC., in A fiat. Loretz;
Hymn 9s (Weber), arranged by Wheat.
AT GRACE CHURCH.
The musical portion Of the service will
be OF high order, and will be rendered by
the following choir, under the direction Of
Mr.. Bernard:
Madame Caroline Richings.Bernaid and
Miss May Thomas, sopranos; Mrs. Glenn
ents and Miss Staude, altos; Mr.. Bernard,
tenor; Mr.. George Scott, baSso and organ
iSt.
They will sing the following selections: !:
Easter Anthem, in &. Wheat; "Tc Deum,"
in B fiat, Dudley Buck "Jublate DeO,"
Bernard; Anthem, Now is Christ Risen,"
in L fiat. Warren Angels Roll the Rock
Away" in q, Thomas; "Christ The Lord Is
Risen To-day" Balfe During the commu-
mon Trlsagion," by Meyerbeer, will be
sung.
AT the evening service they Will sing
"Gloria in Excelsis,' in fiat, Trench
" Bonum EST" arranged by Bernard, and
"Deus Misereator," Elliott.
AT ST. JAMES.
The following is the choir for to-day
Mrs. Thomas Christian. Miss Cary Lawcs,
Miss Gordon, Mrs. Wise, and Miss Minor,
sopranos; Miss Annie Ball, Contralto; Mr..
VI. J. Dmmock and Mr.. V. Hall, tenors;
Mr.. Albert Lloyd and Mr.. Hall, bassos.
Their selections for the occasion will be
"Easter Anthem" Danks "GIOria Par
tri," Peticolas "GloTia in EXcelsis,"
Kreuizer; "Te Deum," in b fiat, Thomas
"Jubilate,' in b fat, Thomas; Offertory
hymn, "Jesus, Saviour OF Ny soul" Peti-
cOlas.
At the
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
music appropriate to the festival will be
rendered by an especially selected quartette.
They will sing during The service " Easter
Anthem" Wheat; "Jubilate Deo," ROssi;
" Hear Our Prayer Abbott.
At The evening service will be sung "NOt
Ashamed OF Christ" alto SOLO, DInks, and
" Glory be TO the Father" MilIard.
AT ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL.
Solemn Pontifical High Mas, will be cele-
brated at 10:30 O'Clock bY Right Rev. Bishop
J. j. Keane, with Very Rev. +. Janssens as
assistant priest, and Rev. Fathers A. Van
De VyYer and W. b. Hanley As deacon and
sub.deacoD. Tae master OF ceremonies and |
deacons OF honor will be Messrs. Nelson,
FalIon, and Reardon. The sermon viii be |
delivered by Rev. Father ilaney.
Weber's Mass in G will be sung by the |
choir, with string quarlette and organ accom- |
paniment, all under the direction OF Profess
,or Edward CaullieId, the Or9anist. AT the
Ofertory the regina COeii will be sung, and
n the conclusion Of the services the grand
Iugue movement from Haydn's Fourth Mass
will be rendered by Professor Caulted on
he organ. assisted by the string quartette.
The following are the names OF the members
If the choir who will take part in the rendi-
ion OF the music: SOprdnOS-A Louise
Wendlinger, Mrs. Katie Nolan, Miss Teresa
roppin, and Miss Bertha Voelker. Att0S-
Mrs. K. Coppens, MIS-. l.. Edelblut, Miss
emma Laube and Miss Libbie Kirk. Ten.
,rS-Messrs. Thomas o. English and James
JcGraw. BdSSOS-Messrs. l.. w. Pizzini,
!. W. Laube, and John A. Pizzini.
AT ST. MARY's GERMAN CHURCH
Iigh Mass will be celebrated at 1890 A.
L., at which Gerold's MiSSd SOtemniS..in
! will be sung, and at the Ofertory, HBc
lies. by j. Wiegand. The names OF the
myers are SOprdaoS-M Misses Mary Gras.
erger, Mary Forstman, Mary Halke, Lena
Iirsh. Rosa Ross, l.. Kol0e, Teresa Witt
amp. ALoS-Misses Caroline Wlttkamp, /,
.osa Nagelsmann, Anna Hucier, Kate
bepers. IenOrS-Mr. Julius Grasberger, ,,
nd Mr.. Guenther. BdsSO-Mr. Joseph i
Joss.
AT ST. PATRICK's CHURCH
Iigh Mass will be celebrated at 1890 A. NJ. I
he principal music, Haydn's Grand Mass, 7
70. 9, will be rendered by the choir, under y
ne direction OF Mr.. Caulield, the 0rganist. !,
SWISS INmGRANTs. The Old Dominion a
Richmond, which arrived here :
esterday afternoon, had am0Dgits passen- i
srs ninety-six immigrants direct from
yitzerIand on their way to "COitoD HILL"
2. Va, where they go to engage In farming d
I'd mining pursuits. They cannot speak o