The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-04

Lord Is Risen.r by w c. Williams Quartet
Names of choir Mrs w. c. Lynn, soprano; Mrs.
S. l.. Morrison alto; Mr.. IL. O. Levi, tenor; Mr..
S. l.. Morrison bass
Rev. Y. T. Sweeney, of Columbus, Ind, will
occupy the pulpit of Central Christian Church
tomorrow and the servives will be IN harmony
with the day. The church building has been
painted, papered and carpeted, and now presents
a very attractive appearance.
The First Presbyterian Church choir, under
the direction of Prof Carl Barus. the organist,
will present good musical programme. A
chorus composed of Mesdames Z. j. Hammond,
Francis Miller, George Warren and Misses Far
quhar Dolens and Stowell, and Messrs. Sickles,
Benjamin Booth. Allen, Mccoy and John Black
ledge, will render Lloyd's Tie Deum" and a
saGloriar by Mozart. Mrs. U. j. Hammond will
be heard in solo, both in the morning and even
ing.
At ST.. Mary's Catholic Church the choir will
consist of the following Sopranos Misses Katie
Merrill Annie Trimpe, Title Crone, Ida Mueller
altos, Mrs. Won Burg, Miss Clara kim, Miss
Mary Metzler; tenors. Mr.. Behringer and Mr.. Ad
Bany; bass. Messrs. Ittenback Peters, Weber,
Buenagel. Bany and Strack. The following pro-
gramme will be given Missa Solemnis, by
Wiegand Veni Creator by La Haehe; Vesper, by
Kahn; Magnifcat, by Mozart: 0 Salutaries, by
Stein: Tantum Ergo by Bagioli; Regina Coeli,
by Bagioli
The music at st. Paul's Cathedral, under the
direction of George Rasehig, the organist, will
be rendered as follows: Opening chorus,
Christ the Lord, is Risen To-day" Warren;
and Chapple; re Deum, Warren; Jublate
banks; Hymn /, Hymn Ii; Gloria Tibi, Pearson;
Offertory, Christ, the Lord is Risen,n Lloyd
Mrs Enrique Miller Mrs. Enrique Miller and
Miss Jennie Gates, soprano: Mrs. DR.. Jencks,
alto Mr.. Willard, tenor; Mr.. Bennerscheidt,
basso, and chorus.
The English Lutheran Church has prepared a
programme of more than usual interest Baum
bach's tie Deum Laudamus" will be sung a
voluntary, with the solos by Miss Nora Dlckey,
Miss Katie Staub and Messrs Will Baugher and
Green. After confirmation, Miss Nora Dickey,
one of the sweetest singers of the city, will sing
the soprano solo Zone Sweetly Solemn Thought.
AT the close of the service Mr. Will Baugher
will be heard in a tenor solo entitled 1.-THE
Resurrection" by Holden. Mr.. Kipp acts as
organist and director of the choir.
The Easter service at the Second Presbyterian
Church will be held at half-past o'clock in the
afternoon. Max Leckner has charge of the
choir, and some especially fine music will be rem
dered. Prof. r. A. Newland is the regular
organist of the church. and will be heard in q
beautiful voluntary. The programme will be as
follows: Easter Anthem, Goate; my Heart
Ever Faithful" j. S. Bach; soprano solo Mrs.
Levering). violin obligato (Nlr. Chslet) awake
to glory Mlllett, duet Mrs lowering and Mrs
Watson; 'TeDeum" arranged from Men
delssohn's Elijah, quartet. Mrs. lowering, Mrs.
Watson, Mr.. Glover, Mr.. Fox.
Roberts Park Church will nave a programme
of choice music, furnished by chorus choir
composed of Misses Anna Baggs Emma Thomp-
song BERTHE Cook. Suffern, Mesdames Newcomb,
j. w. Shideler. Robertson and D. B. Shideler,
and Messrs Craft, Shijeler, Wilmington and
others. Wilson's Easter anthem, "Christ is
Risen," and Baumbachs ''Te Deum Laudamus'
in d fat, will be rendered, Misses Anna Baggs
and Emma Thompson, and Messrs. Craft and
Heiskell singing the solos Miss Harvey will
act as organist and w. l.. Heiskell as leader. In
the evening Sunday school concert will be
given, under the direction of the superintendent,
Mr.. Woodward and Mr.. A. W. Condit
An elaborate programme has been prepared
for st. Johns Cathedral by the talented young
organist, Miss Annie Abromet. In the morning,
at 10 o'clock, the choir will sing an Easter an
them, Millard's Mass, in G, Millard's Veni
Creator, and for the Offertory, Werner's
Regina Celi In the afternoon, at o'clock,
there will be solemn vespers and benediction,
the choir rendering Goeb's magnificent Koerst's
O. Salutaris bass solo, sung by Mr.. Will
Griffin, Millards Tantum Ergo, and the TIE
Deum. Ae following members constitute the
choir: Sopranos, Miss Abromet Miss Madden,
Miss Williams and Miss Coulter; altos. Miss
McKeever and Miss McGlinn tenor Mr.. Steve
Bedel; bassos. Messrs. DeWald and Griffin.