Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-08
CITY AND DISTRICT.
EASTER IN THE CHURCHES.
Programs of the Services of Song With
which the Festival Will be CeIe.
brateG.


will be observed, With joyous ceremonies, In all
Chistrian churches, though particular distinction
Is given TO the festival In the Roman Catholic,
Protestant Episcopal and Lutheran churches.
Below VIII be found the programs that viii be
followed in the various churches OF the 0enomina-
tons named and others:
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Stephens at IL O'Clock, solemn high mass, dea-
con and sub-deacon ;ceiebrant pastor Re John Nc
Na1ly /; choir, Haydn5 second mass; offsrtory.
Regina Cecil, by Gloria Names of the choir:
Prof. Joseph FOertsch, organist and director; f.
Rocka, basso; tenor, Anth. Rupert; soprani,
Mrs. Baringer, Miss Joe Clsary, the Misses VIII
lard; alt, Mrs Gillen and Mrs Hines
St Patricks-On Easter morning weber's mass
In E fat will be sung. Ofert0rium: Yogler5
Laudate Doninum. SOprani, Misses Richey,
Sss Daley ,a Becker 4 Mind ana Alvey a
Neuman and Rupert; bass, Messrs. Treanor.
Murray and Regan; Crganist, Miss Boone:
by Ed Mario. op. 10, Qr5t time IN District Of Co
lumbia); Vert, by KreutZer; onerto-y, Guam
Rosswlg: "Haec Dies" by Froulemazzi: Macnf-
cat. by Metz; Regina Cell by Cagliero; O'Sslu-
taris, BY MiIlard; Tantum Ergo by GoeD Choir
Mrs. w. D. Allen. Mrs. Fl. Barrett, Miss Virginia
johnson, Miss Mabel ParShursr, soprani; Miss Ce-
celia O'Donohue, Mrs. F. W. Jones, alti; Me5srs.
!! L Parkhurst and W. D. Allen, tenori; Mes5rs
A g. Thompson, Harry C. Noyes and George E.
Rely bsssi; A K MiSsbao.., organiSt; Fred. w.
Jones, director
ST. Joseph's Cd and no theast Nsunday, first
mass at 80 a. M; high mass at 10 a. m.: sermon
o. Father Busam- Vespers at $50 p. m. The
CHURCH choir viii render music in keeping with
the character OF the so.emn festival.
ST Peters church, Capitol Hill) pastor, Rev. j.
0sulilvan, assistants, Rev. s. r. an and T.
Hughes on. Easter sunday the masses VIII be cele-
brated at and 10 30 o'ck. At 1890 oclk Father
Sullivan win officiaJe % ceebrant, with Father
LarklnS as deacon, Fataec Hughes as sub-deacon
and Lee Mosher as master OF ceremonies. Father
LarktnS will preach; La HacheS viii be sung
for offertory Gaudeamus, ba s solo and 1uartette
by Dfabflli. SEpDt S3OPts SOl vi VeSDarS a 4
O'Clock. at which the following will be sung:
Grand Magnificent, by Ener ch; "Regina Coeli, /"
by ROSewiG: 30 Sllutaris Hos tn" duo for tenor
and bass, by Wiegand, and "Tantum Ergo" by II.
Millard- The choir is composed Of the following
persons: OrganlSt, Mrs. Geo. s. Bright; SOprani,
Miss Ollie Dwyer, Miss Annie Plant and Miss
Laura Callaghan; alto, Mrs Alice Joyce: tenor,
Mt Aloysitis Fenneii; basso John Mawdsley. The
cholr viii be augmented by chorus OF we'll
trained voices. Mr.. Fennell, who is the pOSsesor
OF superb tenor voice, is considered valuable
ST. Aloysus.-Easter Sunday, Gounod's solemn
mass, at H. with orchestra. VeSperS at 4, Mil
l2rd'S Regina CCeli, Gloria.
StMatthew'S church-Elster Sundays program
Mass "Sant Cecilia by Gounod, w tn full OrcheS-
trai accompaniment: Vedi Aquam, by Pecher;
anus, by Dabella, and after mass ssHaileiuja h''
cherus from Messiah all with tull orchestra. YES
Beautus ana Laudate Magazine Thy Giorza; hymn.
SIT Nomen Dominl, by Cagliero; Giorza Regina
Ceoli, OSalutaris sIendefssfon, and Tantum Ergo.
by Donizetti- The following ladies and gentle
men compose the choir: Soprani, Mrs. Charles
McCartee, Misses Mamie Livingstone, Isabel
trcl aud l. Clark; aIti, Misses Josephine Esputa,
My Newton, Dolly Patterson, Nellie McLinden,
M ManR SHaT Rra and Maggie msstt
j. e. Shorb, J. L. Patterson, Lewis Dorr, Francis
A. wilson; bassi, J. F. ii. Blols, W. A. Widney,
Brooks, c. E. Gannon; Prof j. P. Lawrence, or
ganist; L. E. Cannon. director.
M maydns Imperial Mass No. g. ofertorS Sf bia.
Deies GaudeamuS FeSperS at 4 p. m. Lejeals
yespers; Alma Virgo; Giorzas Magnifcat; Goet's
Mrs ]. A. Smallwood Qeading), Mrs. T. irving
and NJ: Martin; alti Misses 1. Dey and C. Lewis
and Mrs. NJ. Chasley; tenor, G.. l. Younger. n.
Sims, A. Jackson Orchestra, morning and even
So Theresa Church, Anaeostla. D.c.-Nass VIII
be celebrated at o'clock am. by Rev. 8. F. Ryan.
Miltrd's mass In Will be rendered by full choir.
Misses J. Wright, c. Moekabee, A. Mclaughlin, L.
Mccartney, l. Pa tterSon; alti, Misses E. Mockabee,
Johnson; tenor, a MoSher, II. Berey; baS5o,
r. w. Devreux; organist, Miss Alele Smith Yes.
pers AT $50 pm.
St. Mary's Church. 5th street, between G and r..
Services conducted by Rev Mat Alig, assisted by
the Redenptorists fathers, of Baltimore. The
choir. under the leadership of Prof. w Nefr. will
render at the grand high mass, which will be held
lottes alleluia for the OF ,rtory At vespers, at
p. m, there will be sung Mozart's Magnificent Re-
Tantum Ergo. by Lambilotte Soprani~MIsses
11iiie Bauer, Katie Nef, Lena Smith; alti-Niisses
Anna Geler, Ida Geier: tenori-Messrs S. Bauer,
II. Jordan; baSsf-MeSsIS. w. Neff A. NefT A.
Schw .kofr; organist-Prof. NJ. II. Schwakor; ad-
1utants-MeSsrS Geo. A Sehwakon and Jos. A.
st. Dominic's Church.-Grand high mass at II
O'Clock; Giorza's mass will be sung by large
choir: At the Graduate, cornet SOLO by Mr.. Frank
Body. At the Onertory, "Regina Cell" GLORIA.
The sermon win be delivered by the Very Rev. j.
A Rockford Rev. Father P. c. Call viii De the
as deacon, and Rev. Father Collin suD-deacon.
Vespers viii be held at l. GiOrza's vespers will be
sung; hymn, REGINA Cel," Giorza; "Magnih-
Tanttn Ergo quartette, Faure.
Immaculate Coaception-Solemn high mass at
0:30 a M; sermon by Father Harrigan, o. I'D. The
choir viii render Giorza's Mass; offertorium Gau-
deamus, Diabelli Vespers at pm. Giorza's Yes
sopran I Miss s Sanns kearo dant Mss Gge
Kearney, Mrs. A. E. lie Merle and Miss Katie Grit
nm alti Miss Nellie Kearon and Miss Carrie Maher;
Weidman; bassi, Messrs r. Ii. Boswell, Martin r.
Grant c. Z. Kearney and A. s. King; organist,
MISS ID. n. Melcher.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
D. Paul's Church, ssd street-Easter Music at
II am celebration: Introit, anthem, Earl OF MIL
ton; kyrie and Sanetus, Hoyte, In d; Credo and
Gloria, Tours, In II; Benedictus and Agnus Del.
Gounod. The professional hymn viii be 8Alleluia'
Risen Lord" Wilson; ofertory, Gounod. The
cnoir Is composed OF overweight men and boys
s sseRin I PTaysT IS at as9 PM the TIE Deuns
Anthem, .Christ our Passover" j. S. B. Hodges IS,
VI. w.
TIE Deun, g. NJ Garrett; Jubilate Deo G. NJ Gar.
rett; Gloria Tfbi, Rubinstein; Hymns, Hutchins
Hymnal; Ofcrtory Anthem, ''GOd hath appointed
day. II. Tours: TrisagiOn, old chant; Commun-
Ion hymn, Hutchins Hymnal; Gloria In ExceIsfs
Old chant 80 pm: Gloria Patri, Haydn; Cantate
Domino, Odkeley; Benecic Anima Mea, old chant:
Hymns, Hutchins Hynnal; orertory Anthem,
Blessine, Glory, WISDOM" Elvey. The choir Is
composed OF the regular quartet assisted by q
chorus OF ten voices, under the leadership of Mrs
Q. A Pearson. organtst.
Grace church, South Washington, Rev Francis
Gliat, rector-ServiceS st IL a. M. and I: 30 o. M
Norning services: Opening Anthem, Praise the
LORD, Mozart; Easter Anthem, Christ our Passover
Dudley Buck: Gloria Patri, Willard: Gloria Patri,
LLOYD; TIE Deum, in Ed, b lunbach; JubIlate Dec,
In 30, Berg; Hymn, Whitney, by Warren: Gloria
T1bi- by Mons; Hymn, ''Salsburgh," by Bach: OF.
fertory, BauInbach; Trisagion and SanctuS by
Cainidge; Communion Hymn No. 2O7; Gloria In
Exeels.s, old chant The choir Is composed of the
Following: Miss IT, T. PEARL soprano Miss X. Bird
alto; Mr.. w. E. Morgan, tenor; Mr.. w. s. Yeat-
man, bass; Miss Lille McCallum. organisC
church o. the Ascension, Massachusetts avenue
and 18th street-Anthem, s'Christ our Passover,
waiter; Glorias q and q, Charles w. Chapman
Sterla fatri, Dr. Henry G. Roath; TIE Deum Lau.
9amus, John r. Thomas; Jubilate Deo Samuel
Jackson; lntroit, 'He Is Risrn,- Henry Purcell,
oiora Iini Domino Edward Hodges, Mus Doc
Anthem, Lit your glad voices" William H. wal
yer, NUS Doe; Oncrtorium, Thou didst not sur