Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-25

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tho nastbtadk--all 10 flowers. and
each significant sign Of some article
or duty Of the Christian fsith---will be
Carried up with the clAss-ofesings. and
sdded to the ship BY the several classes
Ct ihe school.
When the offerings have ell been ie-
ceivtd and the ship is in fall rig. and
almost covered with flowers, then
Bishop Randolph willmake an address.
IN which be viii explain the signih-
canoe Of the different parts Of the ship.
The prizes will then be delivered.
The regular church choir viii be
present si the school celebration, and
among Other things viii chant the psal-
tar sntiphonally.
CHRIST CHURCH.
The services at this church viii be
conducted By the pastor, Rev. j. b.
funsien, and the music will be plan
and simple.
ST. Johns CHURCH.
The choir st this church has recently
been norgsnized. and now consists Of
about fifteen voices. The sinling this
morning will be Of plain and cOngre-
gsiional character.
IN The afternoon at O'Clock q Snn-
dss-scbool celebration will be held IL
the church. Mr.. Leftwitch viii sing q
solo, and fine carols viii be sung by the
school and its three missions, which
viii participate ID the celebration. Diff
ferent emblemS. in regard TO spiritual
duties or containing appropriate mot
toes, viii be presented by each class.
Ore to be presented By class termed
Wa farers :" viii be sigD-post with
Q hand painted on it" The Way to
Heaven" Another, presented by q
class named the - Star Of the Fast.
will be star with the rays radiating
from il. 4 number Of other emblems
IN flowers viii be presented. Mr.. Bur
ton. The pastor Of the church, will have
charge Of the celebration. which will
be very pretty and entertaining.
GRACE CHURCH.
Morning service Of j 4. NJ: Anthem
Why ~etk Ye the Living Among the
Desd - +. Warren: Christ our Pass
over fCm ppls): TIE Deum. IN y Buck;
Juhila,e l.. II. MANS: ofert0ry anthem
sang Alieluis Forth (Buckl.
Evening service 81 J.: N. Chant. on
sing Into The Lore (Bnck: Gloria IN
FNceiss ttuck): " Praise the Lord " Co
thenIGl chant,
81. PATRICK's CHURCH.
A volunteer mixed choir, under the
direction Of Professor II. A. Caulheld.
viii sing the following music--service
commencing al 1870 A. NJ:
Kyrie from HaNons Fourth Mass: Clio
rsA from same; CIedO from nperial Mass
fBHydns Ihitc): Psncfus Benedictns
Aguus Del. end bona Nobis. from Hsydus
} DuTlh hHss Before the sermon Neni,
Creator. fMIiard)
ST. MABY's CHURCH.
The choir Of this church will sing
farmers Mass. and for ofertory
" Hsecdics. by WiegaDd. Service
commences at 10 A. NJ. At3P ".
solemn vespers viii be sung.
81. IETTR's CATHEDRAL.
A choir consisting Of quartette ard
8 chorus Of fifteen voices will render
the following TINS morning al hall-pasi
10 O'Clock.
Prelude o TIli et Filia" orgsn Kvrle
GlUria. Credo SBuctug. Benedictus. Aguug
lei. bona nohis--(Welrs Grand Mass IN r
nat: oneriOIy has solo, Ecce Deus, Ssl.
VHior Mcus. Chiffon
The decorations are confined to the
sanctuary. the three affairs being beau
tifully decorated with natural flowers
and ported plants, which, together
with the candelabra, will present q
brilliant appearance.
CHURCH OF THE KEDEEMER (LUTHE-
Ram.
This church, Of which Rev. ". c.
Schaefier is pastor, will hold services
at II A. NJ. and ?. NJ. At the
morning service the rites Of baptism
and confirmation will be performed and
the Holy Communion celebrated. Ser
mon by the pastor Of the church.
The afternoon service Will be 81
Easter festival. The following is the
order Of the service
Anthem iutroit Gloria Patti. Apostles
Creed Gloria IN ExcelgiB hymn. sermon by
heT. ". J.. Evans. Easter anthem. offer
ines hymn, ooxoiogy, ard Denediction.