St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
CHRIST is RISEN.
Services of Song and Praise in the
City Churches.


The Easter music at ST. Mary's church
will be of an exceptionally high charac-
ter. The programme follows:
High Mass-10:3O a. m. Vide Aquani,
Gregorian; Chorus-Mass Havdu's military
mass, No. solo quartette, chorus and organ;
Offertory-Sancta Maria, Gounod violin
obligato, Mr.. Won Goetzen, Miss Sue Far
rington.
Evening-7:30 p. M. Grand Grogorian
Elsie Shave; Tantum Ergo, Verdussen;
chorus Laudati Dominum, Amen, Henry
MacLachlean, organist.
The chorus choir of the Dayton
Avenue church, consisting of forty
five voices under the direction of
render the following programme of
Easter music this morning:
PROFESSIONAL 432, "Golding harps are
sounding;,' Venite. Robinson; TIE Deum,
Dykes; anthem; Christ our Passover Goss,
solo by Miss Gilbert; Al, Christ; the Lord
joy Barnby; 439, Crown Him with many
1horns;'' postlude. Bach, Garrett
st. Peters chapel, corner Fourth and
Maple streets, Dayton's Bluff, Rev. S.
Mills, priest in charge; services will be
held to-day as follows: Celebration of
the holy communion, a. M: morning
prayer, sermon and celebration of the
al.
prayer, 1880 p. M. The following pro-
gramme of music will be rendered at
the morning service:
Professional hymn 80, by Carey: anthem,
"Christ Our Passover by banks: solos by
Messrs. Hillyard and Harmequies: glOriais
by banks and Smith: te deum landaumus in
G, by Pease; solos by Mrs. Belden, Mrs.
Pease and Mr.. Harequies; jubilate do, by
Smith. with solos by Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Pease,
Messrs Hillyard and Harmequies; hymn
l03, from Palestrina; Kyrie Eieison. by
Stainer; gloria tibi, by Paxton; hymn los,
by Tours; offertory CALGARY" by Rodney,
MIR. Harmequies: sanctus. by Comidge:
eucharistic hymn 207, Hodges; gloria in
casion win consist of Mrs. A. Belden Mrs.
G. II. Stevenson Mrs. E. F. Horst Mrs. B. F.
McIyer, Mrs W. F. Peace, W. A. Hillyard
and II. F. Harmequies; organist and director,
W. f. Pease.
The ladies of the W. CT. U. will conduct
the Easter song service at the rooms of the
Temperance union, 20 East Seventh street,
to-day at p. m.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach in the Peoples
theater Sunday morning as usual. The can
ton of Patriarchs Militant will attend in uni
form; and the service will include as music
Consider the Lilies" THE Resurrection"
and an Easter carol embracing solo and the
juvenile chorus.
The service of the House of Hope church
this morning will comprise the following:
Easter Anthem, Schrueckee; humn, 1.-The
Slrlke Is " eT, NOgr1CH, OHeftOry, (a) HE
Shall Feed His Flock (b) Come Unto
Him. Handel, Mr.. Curtiss and Mr.. De Wolf;
1.-The Magdaene'' (by requesU, Warren.
There will be special Easter service at
Unity church at IL a. M, the Sunday school
meeting with the congregation.
The services at Memorial English
Lutheran church, Sixth street. below
Exchange, will be as follows:
Service in F. ii. Knauff; Easter Introit and
Hallelujah: Gloria Patri. Greatorex; Kyrie
Gloria in Excelsis Darleys arrangement:
anthem, HE Who Slumbered.'' C. T. Steele
offertory chant; anthem, Christ Has Won
the Victory banks. Evening, s p M,
Easter Vesper service. j. F. Ohe.
Easter services at st. Luke'S Catholic
chapel or Summit avenue, Rev. J. J.
Lawler, pastor, will consist of the fol-
lowing:
1880 a. M, high mass; farmers mass in B
fiat; '.Yeni Creator, sermon; Regina Coeli,'
Lambillotte. 7:30 p. M, vespers: Glegorian
chant; benediction; 20 Salutaris,' Verdi;
..Tantum. Ergo Rossi. Solos: Soprano,
Mrs. Williams, Miss Williams; alto, Mrs Fee
ley, Miss Cayoux; tenor, Mr.. Murray; bass,
Mr.. Shea. Mr.. O'Brien; c. j. Williams, direc-
tor and OrganiSt