National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-16
The Catholic Churches.
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AT the offertory, "GaudeamuS; before the sermon
"Veni Creator" by Deitch; at the close of the
mass, "Hallelujah Chorus" from The Messiah
Father Boyle will be celebrant and also deliver
the sermon Vespers in the afternoon at four
o'clock, when MeTcandante's Vespers will be sung
During this service the following hymns viii be
rendered: ave Maria" by Karst; Regina Cell,
by Giorza; d" Tantum Ergo" by Rossini so Saluta-
ris, by Mini The orchestra is composed ofthe lead
ing professionals and amateurs of the city The fol-
lowing named ladies and gentlemen make up the
choir: Soprani Misses Lois Mygatt, Mamie Living
stone, Barbara Eichhorn, Mrs. N. Barringer, Miss
Clark. and Miss Isabella Smith; alti, Misses jose
phine Esputa, Nellie Eichhorn, May Newton. Mrs.
McLinden, Miss Dorsey, and Miss Jeckel: tenori,
Messrs. W. H. Burnett, S. H. Witherow, J. E. Shorb;
Arthur May, Ernest May, and James Patterson,
bass Messrs. J. F. Fl. Blois, w. A. Widney, c. w.
Hancock, James Pagan, and John Daily. Mr.. John
P. Lawrence, organist, and Mr.. L. Z. Cannon, di-
rector.
| ST. PETERS.
At St Peters Church. Capitol Hill (Fathcr Sulli-
van, pastor, an elaborate programme of music
has been arranged, to be rendered by the choir,
under the leadership of Mr.. James Smith. At the
morning service La Hache's Mass will be sung
and "Quam Delietu" for oferto-y. The pro-
gramme for the vesper service includes Regina
Culi," by Cagliero; "Veni Creator" by La Hache !;
"Magniffcat" by Metz, and La Hache's 80 Salu-
tariS." The principal members of the choir are
| Mr. James Smith. tenor; Mr.. ]. Maudsley, bass;
Misses Mclaughlin, Callahan Dwyer, and Nash,
soprani; Mrs. Alice Joyce and Miss Dooley, alti,
and Miss Anna Casten organist The choir will
be large.
ST. THEREsXs.
st. Theresa's Church, Uniontown, Gather Ryan,
pastor, will be the scene of very imposing SER
vices Easter Sunday. The choir will render mass
| by Werner with an AVE Maria" at offertory, sung
by Misses Johnson and Mockabee. At the yesper
| service Mr. William Devereux will sing a bene-
| diction. Miss Smith will ofliciate as organist
TRINITY.
At Trinity Church. Georgetown, the following
programme will be rendered: Haydn'S Fourth Mass
complete: "Yeni Creator" Won Weber; offertory
! Alma Virgo" Hummel At vespers-" Vespers,'
| F. X Schmid; " Haze Dies" Grazioli; Magnifi-
| cat" Lepal; Regina Cell Cagliero; 90 Salu-
| tariS,' Curschmann; "Tantum Ergo Willard.
! BasSi, A. G. Thomson, L. P. Seibold, George E.
Rely, and II. C. Noyes; alti, Miss Cecilia O'Don-
noghue; soprani, Mrs. W. D. Alien. Mrs. I. W.
Jones, Misses Emma Guyton and Virginia Johnson;
tenori, J. L. Parkhurst and Fred W. Jones; organ
! ist, Frederick B. Newheser.
ST. STEPHENS.
The choir at st. Stephens (ReV. John McNaly,
PASTOR viii render the following programme:
High mass at eleven o'clock a. m. Haydn's I'M
perial Mass in D. "Venf Creator" bass solo, Lortz-
ing; offertorium, Regina Coli,'' trio Cagliero.
Vespers at four O'Clock D. m; vespers in G. GLORIA;
"Magnificat," in G, GLORIA; Regina Coeli," E b,
Werner; 80 Salutaris," duet for tenor and bass
Balfe; "Tantum Ergo" D b, Rosewig. Choir
Miss Mollie A. Byrne, Madame Henri Wetzell, Mrs
Reinburg, and Misses l. Carey, Ella Kidwell, Jane
Gibbons, and Maggie Mcleod, soprani; Mrs. Mary
4. Gillen and Misses NJ. Seron and Mamie Mcleod,
att; Sig. Toni Rupert, tenor; F. A. Rockar,
baSso; J. c. Foertsch, organist.
ST. AUGUSTINE's
The following will be the programme at St.
Augustine's Church: Morning service TAT eleven
oelock)-Solemn high mass, Rev. P. Tara, cele-
brant; Rev. F. Barotti, deacon; Rev. P. Blenkin-
sop, subdcacon. Rev. P. Tarro will preach from
the Gospel of the day. ST. Marx, chapter xvi, verses
1 and7. Music-Choir, with orchestra: Overture,
"Mose," by Rossini: band Haydn's Imperial
Mass; offertory, "Gaudeamus Diabelli;" ''March
Religieuse," band. Evening service lat half past
four p. m.(-Solemn vespers by Lejeal, arranged
for orchestra by Professor John Sousa; Alma
Virgo" Hummel; "Magnificat,' composed for
the occasion by Professor Baraldi; "In-
flamatus," Rossini; clarionet solo, by Pro-
fessor Corda, of Baltimore; so Salu-
taris" Maestro Baraldi 'Tantum Ergo"
Goep; Exit March, Band. Professor Giuseppe
Baraldi, leader; Professor Charles Thierback, Or
ganist; full orchestra with twenty-three pieces;
soorani, Mrs. Agnes Smallwood and Misses N.
Jackson, NJ. Martin, A. Dey; Alti, Mrs. Chasely.
Misses L. Dey, C. Tilghman, Susie Harris; tenori,
Richard Tompkins, George Younger, and Jacob
Reader; .bassi, William Benjamin, Richard
Spriggs, J. Simns, A. Jackson and Professor
Parker, Of Alexandria, chorus of forty voices, all
well trained.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
At the Church of the Immaculate Conception
Haydn's Third Mass will be sung at the morning
service. Father Leonard, celebrant; Father Ryan
deacon; Father Mccarthy, subdeacon; Mr.. Bea-
die, master of ceremonies; vespers, Giorzas Grand
Mass. The choir is under the direction of Miss
Melcher organist, and comprises the following
voices SOprani Mrs. King, Mrs. Koehler, Misses
Katie Griffin, and Mamie Keron; alti, Misses
Nellie Keron, Carrie Moon, and Mary Newton;
tenori Messrs. J. H. Forsyth, Cornweil, and John
Wiedman; bassi, Messrs. Boswell Grant and
King.
ST. ALoYsIUs'
An elaborate programme has been arranged at
St. Aloysius Church: At morning service, Giorza's
Mass; at offertory, Fontemaggis "Hac Dies"
Father James Becker will be celebrant; Father
Strong, deacon; Father Casey, subdeacon, and Mr.
McAvoy, master of ceremonies Rev. Father Ma
geryey, of Woodstock, will preach the sermon. At
vespers will be sung Giorza's Regina Cell
Emmerigs Magnificent" and wilcox's "Tantum
Ergo" The choir, which is under the direction of
Mr.. Anton Gloetzner, is composed as follows: So
prani, Miss Ada McDermott, Mrs. DIR. Winters Mrs
H. Adams. Mrs. H. H Myers, and Miss F. Grass Alto
Miss Mena Warning; TENOR, Messrs. French,
Kohr and Dorr; basso, Mr.. Ham. Adams.
ST. PATRICK's.
At St. Patrick's the programme is as follows:
Morning service-Offertory, HpmmePs Alma
Virgo" solo and chorus, Miss Annie Carter;
"Hac Dies" Dielman's "Vidi Aquam." At
vespers-Gregorian chants, "Ests Magnificent"
solo and chorus, Miss Hattie Richey;
Kuckeu's " o Salutaris,' duet, Miss Virgie John
son and Mr.. B. Ryan; MIlard's Tantum Ergo
Werners Regina Celi.'' The choir will be under
the direction of Mr.. Trainer, and comprises the
folowing Soprani Misses Richey. Carter, John
son. Becker, Alvey, and Miller; alti, Mrs Shea and
Miss Carr: tenori, Messrs. Rupert and Conn;
bassi, MessTs. Ryan, Trainer, Murray, Donohue,
and Mclaughlin and Miss Lulie Boone organist
ST. DoMINIcs.
As usual the character of the music at ST. Domi-
MICS will be fully in keeping with the Importance
of the occasion. High mass at eleven o'clock An
dre's Mass will be sung by a full choir At the
graduate solo for cornet (by Hartmann will be
rendered by Professor Joyce At the offertory will
be sung Hummels Alma Virgo" soprano soloand
chorus. Vespers at four o'clock, at which will be
sung Giorza's Vespers; hymn, Regina Cceh,'
Giorza Msguifcat" GLORIA; 80 Salutaris: -
"Tantum Ergo" The choir consists as follows:
Soprani Miss Blanche Robinson, Mae Rogers. Josie
Fcgan, Maggie Fitzgerald, May Fowler, Addie
Barnes and Mrs c. Y. Smith, alti, Mrs Edward Fade
ley, Miss Matte Norbeck, and Miss Emily Miller:
tenori, Messrs. William H Daniel, w. E. Morgan,
Ralph Jefferson, George S. Daniel, and Robert
Yeatman; baritone, Mr. Magnus Koechling; bassi,
Messrs. Thomas r. Riley, John Fl. Hickcox, Theo-
dore F. Miller, and N. Nolan; organist, Mr.. s. J.
Eubel.
ST. JoSEPH's.
At st. Joseph's lGerman) Church, Rev. Father
sleicher pastor, programme BETTING the occasion
has been arranged. The choir, which is composed
of children belonging to the school, will sing
Siciliau mass.
Episcopal Churches.
The choir OF ST. Johns Church. George