Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-22
HOLY WEEK.AND EASTER SUNDAY.
The Death and Resurrection OF Jesus
Christ COmnsemOfated i'm the CafhO-
lie and Episcopal Churches-PrOYra m
Of Easter Music.

tlth calendar-fS observed In the Catholic
churches with daily services Of the most solemn
character, concentrating the passion and deaf h
OF Christ on the cross. The somber services OF
the week end with the joyful anthems of Easter
sunday. concentrating the resurrection the
Saviour Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ingS the Office of Tenebr9 Is chanted in all the
Catholic churches, which are filled with the sad
stories Of the Gregorian lamentations. Special
services are being held also I'm the Episcopal
churches For the Easter services special prepa-
ralioDs nave been made by the choIrs OF the
various Catholic and Episcopal churches to render
esc suitable to the most significant of ali CHRIS;
with flowers and embleIns OF gladness
Programs Of Easter Music.
Below will be found the programs for the
Easter services in the various Catholic ana Episco-
pal churcheS, including in some cases the closing
services OF holy week:
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
The Teneoi4 services at st. DoulE1c's church
this week are OF an exceptionally beautiful char
acteT The entire holy week ritual is chanted by
the wlsltC-rObed priests from the sanctuary, as
sisted by choir OF maze voices from among the
best in the city. The effect is very grand and no
wnero l. the solemn and mysterious character or
Tue music heard TO more advantage than In the
great arches Oh ST. DOmnic's The church was
roWiHd last evening during the 1enebrse ser
vices which viii be sung again Tonight and to-
The services Good Friday night at st. Matthew's
church VIII be OF very Impressive character.
me solemn office of the tenebrn Will be chanted,
and sermon preached by Rev. Father Chapelle
a1ter which the choir, assisted by full string
cuestra, will render Mercadante's "Seven Last
words" Services Will begin at half-past seven.
ST. Peters church, Capitol Hill; pastor, Rev.
Jeremiah OSuliiyan: assistant pastor, Rev. Father
Dunn-L0W masses at 8, s and o'clock Easter
sunday. Solemn high mass at II o'clock, with
Father O'Sulliyan as celebrant Rev. Thomas
Hughes deacon, md Father Dunn as sub deacon
Hayins 81 mass Will be sung; "Veni Creator"
suteamfiS' al at "a
vesperS Will be rend cred ''Magntcat" by Willard;
'Regina Coell," by Giovanni, ana Millard's ''Tan-
Ing ladies' AM gentlemen: Soprani, Misses Alice
Plant, Ollie Dryer, Noble Kelley, NJ. Mehler. L.
Joyce and Miss Emma Little; tenor. Messrs. A.
J. Nef, Alex. Mosher and W. S. Stone; bassl,
Messrs. Henry sehmIncke and John Mawdsley;
OrganiSt Mrs. j. Bright
Church or the Immaculate Conception, PASTOR
Rev: Faihsr Ryan; ass slant pastor, Rev. DR.:
Easter sunday by the choir, composed as follows:
SoDrIn Mesdames LIE Merle and Creighton and
Misses Mis- R hattie Grl n and Mamie kearo1; att
Maler; TENOR, Messrs. Gill; Forsyth. Collins Con-
nell and Weidman; bass, Messrs. Boswell. Nolan
NJ Cnns VIII be- sans ey fon M Vsfess
Quartet. At the Ofertofy, Diaballis Gaudeamus
VIII be SUM- by Miss Mamie Kearon and Messrs.
Gonnell, kessler and Boswell Halleiujah Chorus,
Hanei, by the full choir: Organ1st, Miss Nj. NJ.
Melcher. Director. Mr.. E. c. Gill.
81; Joseph GERMANY. corner Of I'd and streets
services will begin at s l. m
saturday services viii begin at a. m, concluding
with W.T.. high mass, Ester Sunday services begin at
IN. The singing will be by the choir of young
people attached to the church. Rev. Father
Sehleuter VIII celebrate the Easter mass, assisted
by hes! Fathers BuSam and ChaSSau.
ST. Teresa, Anacostia, ID. C.-Mass will be cele-
brated az o'clock a. N. by Rev. ThOs. b. Hughes.
s n M T be a dhna by fun choir
following members: Misses Wright, Mclaughlin
M Me- and Qu9de. soprani; Misses Johnson
tenQri; Messrs. Devreux and Quade, bassl; organ
ist. Miss Adele Smith Vespers and benediction at
3 30 p. H., 20 Salutaris;" baritone SOLO T. W.
Dever6 ux: T&ntum Ergo by Goeb
st. Mary's church, 5th street between G and H.
Mass to De eelebrated on Easter sunday at 80
farmers mass and Lamhilotte's Aleluia for the
SCnoTtory. At ?: M grand vespers with Regina
Soeli from Casliero, Magnificent from Willard,
Berge's Tantum Ergo. The following ladies' and
gentlemen compose the choir: Miss T1llic Bauer,
Mrs c. Ruppert Mrs E. Haag and Miss Lena
RUPERT, aiti: Messrs. Frank Rupert, Henry
Jordan and Emil Schwak0ff, tenori: Messrs w.
n n Al. Nef and Aug. Schwakon. bassi; Mrs. NJ.
Schwakoff, organist, and Mr.. TreanOr, director.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
Church of the Incarnation, corner 18th and
streets northwest, R.v. /. l. Townsend, STD.
even song OF Easter, Saturday even.
Ing at O'Clock, when the Rt. Rev. the Bishop OF
the diocese will administer the apostolic rite of
confirmation. The music at that service Will be
as follows: Professional 1903: psalms, 10th selec-
ton; Cantare Domino. Goss, in C; Deus Misere-
atur. Goss, in c; hymn, 237; hymn, PAS; ofrertory
anthem, Arise! Shine, E!yey; Festal Amens, s. B.
Whitney; Nunc Dimittis, Gregorian: occasional O.
Sons and let sing. On Easter day there
Will be an early celebration or the holy communion
6:30 O'Clock. Morning prayer, sermon by the rec
tor, and second celebration of the holy commu-
MON at II O'Clock, at which hour Tails Festival
Choral Service will be used. In the afternoon. at
4 O'clock, the children OF the sunday school viii
nod their annual Easter festival, assisted by the
full choir OF the church. At the II O'Clock service
Professional. 1913; anthem, This is the Day; anti
phon, Christ our Passover, Gregorian; proper
R asa 81 III; Te o, Deum Rogers in En- JHoi-
Is Is, Christ Risen. Allen; Kyries, Gloria Tibi, Laus
IIb Gounod, In G.; Credo. Merbecke; hymn, 90;
F; hymn OF communion, 210; Gloria In Excelsis.
chant: Festal Amens. S. B. Whitney; Nunc Dimit-
tbs, Gregorian; recesslonai, Q. Sons and Daugh-
terS, let us sing. The music at this church is rem
dered by surpliced choir OF men and boys organ
lZed one year ago by the precentOr, Mr.. John E.
Parker, whe IS ably assisted by the organist, Mr.
Holy Cross Church, Massachusetts, avenue and
18th street northwest.-Easter services: Easter
evening, Saturday, pm. Service OF .'Benedictton
OF Chapei;" administration OF Holy baptism. Sum
day.Easter day-matins, $3.50 am, anthem,
Ist-11 am. Pain song for the celebration.
Hymns, ancient and modern. Evening, 1880 pm,
choral lecture. This church has been enlarged
will be used for the first time at Easter services
The church has been decorated, newly carueted
and made very attractive. The seats are free at
every service.
Grace P. E. church. corner 9th and streets,
South Washington, Rev. j. w. Phillips rector
Services Easter Sunday, at II am. and 80 pm.
Sunday school at am and $3.50 pm. Singing of
Easter Carols and other exercises. The following
Is the order OF music at the II CLOCK services:
Opening-"Christ the Lord is Risen." Mozart;
Easter anthem-"ChriSt our Passover" Dudley
Buck; Gloria Patri-(Fest1vaD, Thomas p. Lloyd;
Gloria In Excelsls, VIM. F. Sherwin; TIE Deun-
FESTIVAL in "Eb'2 Dudley Buck: Jubilate-0n
G2, e. p banks; Hymn g. y B: Warren; Gloria
Roll the Rock Away C. f.
Roper. 80 Pm service: Gloria fatri, G. E. Dud-
ley; BOnum Est, HIP. banks; Benedic Anima Mea.
II. p. banks; Hymn 102-"Come See the Place."
&C., /. Mason; Hymn 104-"Jesus LIVES" H. j.
Gauntlet; Onertory-''The Day OF Resurrection"
B. Tours The choir Is quartet, and Is COM
posed as follows: Soprano, Mrs Sallie Flyn n An
coma; contralto, Miss Lizzie Tabler; tenor, Mr.. W.
E. Morgan; basso, Mr. John F. Ancona; organst
Miss Delphine Wilmarth; director, Mr.. w. E. Nor
gan.
Christ Church, Georgetown, D. C.)-Easter Sun
day services: Easter anthem, Lloyd; Gloria Patri,
Berg; TIE Deum, Wilson in G; Jubiate, Berg;
hymn; Gloria Tibi, Menke; hymn: Trisagion,
Goodrich; hymn; Gloria Excelsts, Menke. Choir
Soprano, Miss b. Harvey; alto, Miss Jessie Har-
vey; tenor E. j. Whipple; bass. w. b. Orme.
Christ church, Navy Yard-MOrning: Anthem,
hnh- fNS,vf fNr,s De-