New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20
EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES.
BEAUr1ruL r1oWrRs ANp r1NE MusIo!
sPxmAIaPRoeRAMMss AT THE cHURoHEs-soaE
OF THE ARRANGEMENTS.

sPxoqALaPRoGRAMMHsA AT THE cHURoHEs-SoAE
OF THE kRRAEsEsrENTs.
The ehupshes WI observe Easter sunday IN the
customary way with fnc music beautiful flowers and
tho usual services. Easter sunday comes late this
year. but rs arrival Is marked by flowers beautt
full than the churches have for many years. Tho
weather promises to smile on tho day, and II does
tho churches win be taxed TO their utmost TO hold the
throngs Of worhipperS The spring bonnet TOO. win
blossom In all eS beauty.
The decorations viii be pleasing, of course. and VIII
consist Of the usual flowers and plants. spring flowers,
lilies azaleas, hydrsngess foliage plants etc. Tho
music will be attractive, the programmes being CON-
prehensye aud mdny choirs having been strengthened
The musical services in tho Episcopal and Roman
Catholic churches viii DO especially noteworthy, as
general outline Of their programmes win show There
VIII be five services at Old Trinity the principal ono
being at 10 80 a. m. The programme win be given
by Or. A. IT, Messtter's fine choir. The anthem VIII
DO Christ Our Passover" Tours. Haydn's COM
l. rnion service in fiat will be SING and II Is
thought that It will 10 especially attractive Dudley
Bucks Christ IS Risen" will DO given at tho Offer
tory. Tho music VIII DO sung by picked choir OF
thirty or forty voices. Victor Baer Will play the
largo organ.
Tho programme at St. ThOmas's, win DO elaborate
and viii be given by choir of fifty voices and George
William Warren tho organ. player anddircctor' William
c. Macfarlsne, his assistant; Miss Mare Grarnm,
Miss Emily Wlnant and others. There Will be services
at 7, and IL M, ard choral service by the
sunday-school at p BIT. Warren has composed
some music for the IL O'Clock service. A pretty
feature of the service win be the ringing of tho chimes
during the professional carol" Ring Quit Sweet Easter
Bellsn
The historic ST. Paups Chapel win have services
at 80 and 10 80 m. and p. IN. The programme
at the 10 80 O'clock service viii be interesting bvt
there will be an unusually good programme given IN
the evening, when there Will be heard the sacred
cantata, "The Daughter Of Jairus," by J. Stainer,
and the Hallelujah Chorus by Handel. Leo Kofer
Will have charge Of q largo chorus and double
quartet.
Chapel and regular service at 1os3o O'Clock, with
good programme At Grace Church. chorus OF
twenty-fou voices win be heard and hne quartet,
under the direction Of Samuel p Warren. The
music will be as good as usual chorus Of thirty
voices and quartet will render weIl-chosen pro-
gremme at the Church Of the Incarnation. and tho
usual fine music VIII be heard al St. Georges, Christi
Church, the Church OF the Heavenly Rest, Calvary,
st. Augustne's aud Others
Masses will be celebrated at 9, T. 9, AS and 9e30
a. NJ Ut 81 Patrick's Cathedral, with solemn pontif
cal mass at IL a. At that service CherubnPs
grand mass in major, for solos, chorus, orchestra
mass nnS X s. vi" Leos Church there S0 viii be gwen
prelude for strings orchestra and organ by Bach.
Mass No 10, for solos, chorus orchestra and organ
eighty voices will tako part In the usual good pro-
Gramme at the Paust Fathers and elaborate services
VIII be given at other Catholic churches.
There win be special programmes at DIR. PaIton's
church, DR.. Parkhursts, Dr.. Taylors, DR.. Newton's
DR.. Theodore Willlams's, Dr. MacArthur's Dr.
the uptown churches will have fine programmes.
well worth hearing