Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
EASTER IN RICHMOND.
xusrc IN rHscArHoLrc AND EPISCOPAL
CHURCHES TODAY.
Programmes sftheservicss to Celebrate the
psschal Feast" The Procession Of
the holy Women in Rome.


OF Lent which ended yesterday, the
glorious sunshine of Easter breaks over
the world this morning. and in all coun-
tries where the resurrection of the cruel
fed Christ has been preached people
will praise God through tho Saviour Of
men, who by the sacrifice OF Himself
once offered made full, perfect, and
s'suilicient satisfaction for the sins of the
whole world"
Faster cannot happen later than the
S5th of April nor earlier than the 22d Of
March.
The music in the churches to-day pro-
misses TO be, as usual. of an elaborate
order. and the following is n complete
list OF the services in the Episcopal and
Catholic churches:
EPTSCOPALr--sT. PAUL'S.
The services will be very interesting
here. Rev. DIR. Charles Minnigerode,
the venerable and beloved rector, will
preach the sermon, and Rev. George
Meade Funston, the assistant rector, will
read the service. The music will be OF a
very high order, and will be rendered by
a quartette and chorus OF about twenty
ladies and gentlemen, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Jacob Reinbarat, the organ
list. Miss Nellie Rogers (soprano), Miss
Henning (contralto), Mr.. Jefferson Wal
lace tenor, and DR.. David McCaw
(basso) compose the quartette, but Mr..
Wallace is suffering with severe sore
throat, and Mr.. May, the tenor OF the
Synagogue quartette, will sing in bls
place. The music will be as follows ::
Voluntary anthem, "Now on the First
Day" Warren in A fiat; Easter an
them, Christ Cur Passover, (Buck, J in
c; Glorias Buck TIE Deum, Warren
in d: Jubilate Dec. (Rosslni- Millard,) }
in f flat Gloria Tibi. (Tallis,) in c !;
Ninety-eiehth hymn, (Rimbault, in c.;
Observation-Disclosures hymn, roper,
in f flat OffeItory anthem, Fill the
Font with Roses, (Warren.) in q.
At night Right Rev. Alfred NJ. Ran
dolph, assistant bishop of the diocese,
will administer the rite of confirmation.
The evening music Will be as follows {:
Gloria in Excelsis, Buck in b flat !;
Benedic Anima. Buck, in b flat Can
tate Domino, Buck in G.; Offertory
anthem, (Warren,l in G.
MONUMENTAL,
Rev. J. B. Newton, pastor. Morning
Voluntary, Lift Your Glad
Voices" solo and chorus (Holden) !;
"Christ Our Passover, + fiat (Danks) I;
TIE DeLm, b fiat (Thomas) ; JubIlate,
+ Wan OLindal Gloria Iibi. + ser
vice Baker Hymn 80, (Worgan) !;
Hymn 1O3 from Palestrina) Ohertory
anthem, "Christ is Risen from the
Dead "(Elvcy) ; Sanctus Cooper Com
munion Hymn 207 (Hodges) Gloria in
Excelsis (old CHANT Nunc dimittis.
Mr.. II. J. Solomons, organist
The sermon will lie from !. Corinth-
ians, XIV, 20.
ST. JAMES,
Rev. Joshua Peterkin, pastor Rev.
Preston Nash, assistant -" Christ Our
Passover" Danks) "Glorias," Select
ed "Te Deum," (1homas) "Jubi-
late" MOZART Oflertory. 1.-The Lord
is Risen" (E. Louis ide). Choir-Sopra-
Dis. Misses b. O. Taylor and r. Powell
alto, Miss 4. Ball /; Tenor. Mr.. +. j.
Kemplen Bassi, Messrs. r. Il. Wood
and r. r. Harrison L. Louis Ide, or
ganist and director.
ST. JOINS,
Rev. W. L. Burton, pastor. Voluntary,
" Jesus Christ IS Risen To-Day
DaDkS: Easter Anthem Oanks)
Gloria Patri. in y, (CaswelD; Gloria
Patri, in ID. (Bialla); Gloria Patri, in
c, (Dank9; TIE Deum Laudamus
(Lloyd); Jubilate Dec (Thomas);
Hymn JOS, Lift Your Glad Voices,
tDanks); Gloria Tibi, in &, DaDks)
hymn l0l, angels Roll the Rock
Away" Oucker's HymnaD; Ofertory,
I" Christ the Lord is Risen To-Day,
Oloyd) Hymn 231, "There is a Green
Hill Far Away" fuckers Hymnal)
Gloria in Excelsis Cold chant.
Choir-Miss L. A. Fitzwilson, organ
1T Mr.. G.. y. Shuman, cOrnetist: Mrs.
Nj. Z. Fitzwilson, Miss Lola Mitchell.
Mrs. J. W. Thomas, and MIR. Ben.
Howard, soloists.
GRACE,
Rev. Fl. Melville jackson. Morning
service Anthem. Christ Our Passover, "
in c Buck Glorie-Gregorian and
banks; TIE Deum. No. 4, in G (Buck);
Jubilate in A (Buck); Hymn, 1.-The
Strife is Ger" (Mendelssohn) Gloria
Tibi (Anon.); Hymn, angels Roll the
Rock" (Kaiser) Offertory, "Christ, the
Lord, is Risen" A b WILSON,.
Evening service: Voluntary, "The
Strife is Ger" (Mendelssohn) Glorie-
Gloria in Excelsis. in b b
Buck Cantate Domino, in G Danks)
Hymn 9S, "Christ, the Lord. is Risen,
wilson; Offertory, ANGELS Roll the
Rock, " (Kaiser).
Mrs. II. Greener, organist.
ST. MARKS.
The music at this church will consist
Of the usual hymns and chants, all of
which will be simple and plain. The
music will be led by Mrs. Bertha Voelker-
MoORE-MEMoRIAI,
Rev. DR.. Sprigg, PASTORAL the morn
ing service Bishop Randolph will adj
minister the rte Oh cOuHImhtlOu
The following music will be rendered
I" Resurrection in C, (Thomas)
" Christ Our Passover, in F, Dsnks)
Gloria, in Il, Danks) Gloria, in G,
(Buck) Te Deum, in G, (Ihomasl
Jubilate Danks); Christ the Lord is
Risen To-Day" (Hutchens-HymnaD
Alleluia (Butchens--HymnaD; Gloria
Tibi (Paxton) Offertory, baritone solo
Gloria in Excelsis Buck.
Evening Voluntary Easter Anthem /;
Gloria (Mollinaux) Bonum Est, in Q,
(Danks) Benedic Anima Oanks);" Je-
sus Christ is Risen To-Day" (Danks-
Hymnal); "Come. See the Place Where |
Jesus Lay" (Danks-HymnaD; Nunc |
dimittis, in +, (Rogers).
The choir Is composed as follows
Soprano, Mrs. L. Brown; Contrsl,o,
Mrs. Walter Wren; Tenor, Mr.. Vir-
ginius Hall; Bass, Mr.. John Z.
Mitchell; Organist, Mrs. John f.
Catholic Churches.
To-day in all Of the Catholic churches
throughout the world Easter is cele-
brated with pomp and solemgity. The
ceremonies are alike everywhere, with
the exception Of the great basilica of