National Republican., 1884-04-12

Miss Conrad organist, Prof Theodore l. hihgi III
rector, Mr. Harry g. sherman.
ST. JosEPH's.
At st. Joseph's German Catholic church,
the following music will be sung Solemn
high mass at 10 o'clock. Celebrant, Rev j.
T. Schleuter; deacon, Rev. Pet Bramorlng'
professor of theology Woodstock college; sub
deacon, Rov. Jos. Busam. Rev. Pet. Bram-
bring will bo the preacher. Conrono's mass
will be sung; Werner's Regina Coli After
mass the German Te Deum by tho whole
congregation. Prof Carmody will preside at
the organ. First communion of the children
on the FIRST Monday after Easter, during the
730 mass.
ST. PETERS.
At st. Peters at 1890 tomorrow morning
Haydn's mass No. will be rendered. After
tho Gospel, Vcni Sanota Spiritus (by Voglerl.
At the oilertory the Easter anthem, with AL
lelulia chorus CLambelette). The principal
solos will be sung by Miss Ollie Dwyer, Miss
Mehler, Miss Calaghan, and Miss Kelly;
soprani; Mrs. Alice Joyce, alto; Mr.. A. Nef,
tenor, and Mr. John Maudsley, bass After
the mass the Regina Coli will be sung in full
chorus. In the evening Millard's vospers
complete, with Magnificat, Salutaris and
Tantum Ergo. will be sung for the first time
in this church. The choir in composed OF
the following members Misses. Dwyer CAL
laghan, Kelly, Plant, Tuohy, and Mrs.
Mehler, soprani; Mrs. Joyce and Miss Little,
alto; Mr.. John Maudsey, bass Mr.. A. Neff,
tenor and director, and organist, Mrs. Bright.
,sT. THEREsA's CHURCH, ANACosTIA.
Mass will be celebrated at o'clock by
Rev. Thomas b. Hughes La Hache's mass
will be sung by full choir; Sit Nomen Domini
at ofIcrtory; vespers and bencdiction at $3.50
p. mo- Salutaris duct, Mr.. G.. Buck
iDgham and X. w. Devereaux; Tantum Ergo,
Miss A. Mclaughlin. The choir consists
Of the following members: Soprani, Mrs
Kano, Misses A. Mclaughlin, M. Oulahan,
and i. Bright; alti, Misses L. johnson, NJ.
Quade, and NJ. Stanford; tcnor Messrs Il.
Buckingham, ]. Wright, and J. Mazzulo
bassi, Messrs II. w. Deveroaux aud p. s.
Quade; organist, Miss A. Smith
81. DoMINIcK's.
Solemn high mass and vespers will be at the
usual time, The music to be rendered is eX-
ceptionally fine, and will be as follows:
Giofzas Messe Solone,lc No. III. ........... -
(First time in this city,
Neni Creator.
At the oflertory:
(For solo, soprano, aud chorus)
At vespers
lie Jenls vesper service. ce....................,- -
Regina Crli. ..Gorha
o Snlutalis Wto u)................R .Rubinsteill
Tantum Ergo tsextettc). .Donizcui
The choir on this occasion will be assisted
by MISS CARA Bhker, anu ls COnpOScu Vi tue
following ladies and gentlemen:
soprani, Mrs Blanche Harvey, Miss Hattie
Richcy, Mrs. II. H. Hazard Misses Maggie Filzger-
nld, May Fowler, Katie Dickson, aud Else Nuss
baum alti Mrs. Wm. Waldeckcr, Misses Bonnie
Carr and Marguerite Eichhorn; tenori, Messrs,
AL Fennell, W. f. Morgan, and W. II. Daniel ;
basti, Mcssrs: MaGnus koechling, Thos W, Riley;
mud Ed. Mast organst and director, Mr.. William
Waldecker.
ST. PATRICK's.
The Easter music at St. Patrick's will be as
follows:
INelln 'NlOLhIt
lesu Del Viri. iri..................". .........---
Haec Dles........'.........'' ....''''.'...'''--
NeSpeIb 'IITegOIlhu
Nagnltcat.. 'ftOseWlB
o SalutarS... .......................,. .k0sslnl
Tantum Ergo. Bergo
The choir is composed Of:
soprani, Misses Borrus, Becker Johnson, NTuda
and Daley; alt Misses Turner, Walsh, Mrs. StOd
dard, and Mis- Waters tenori, Messrs. Keplinger
and Jordan; bassi, Messrs. Ryan and Smith, or
ganist, Mise Boone.