Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-20
ANTHEMS FOR EASTER.
Programs of Music to be Sung I'm the
Churches Tomorrow.

Programs of Music to be Sung I'm the
Churches Tomorrow.
PREPARATIONS MADE By THE cHoIRs-uSusra11Y
ELiBoEATE SERVICES OF soSa-THE CATHOLIC
AND ErIsCOPEL CHURcHEs-EAsTER oBsERy-
ANCEs BY OTHER DENOMINATIONS
The Easter festival is not confined any more
to the Catholic and Episcopal churches, but all
denominations now recognize it and make
special efforts to appropriately celebrate it. In
the two sects already referred to Easter and
Christmas are the most notable occasions dur
Iug the Year, the one concentrating the birth
81 The Saviour and the other his resurrection
from the grave and his triumph over sin and
death. The services tomorrow will be of par
iicular interest and great care has been exer-
cised in the preparation of musical programs
some of which are very elaborate. In many Of
the churches the organ will be supplemented
by an orchestra az / in nearly all the regular
choir will be augmented by vocalists who have
been secured :Or this occasion.
Below viii be found the program of music in
most OF the principal churches OF the District
Catholic.
Immaculate ConceptlOn.-The music at the
High Mass in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception viii be as follows: Haydn's Fourth
Mass: violin solo. Saint Saeur; Offertory. Re-
gina Ctrh Veryoitte: March from Alfalfa Men
delssOhn. The choir will be assisted by the
Georgetown orchestra under the direction of
Prof. kasper. The choir Is composed Of the
following singers: SOpraDl, Mrs. Jordan, Miss
Van DOrCu. Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Walsh, Misses
Daily. Walter. Hartbreeht, and Sheckels; alti,
Mrs. King, Mrs. Newton. Misses Saunter, Moo
nan. and Benrer; tenori. Messrs. Forsyth,
Wcidman Steipei. and Van DOren; bassi
Ness-s. Grant. Jordan. Paul. and Boswell: di-
rector. FrOf. Emile L. Uria; organist, Miss Jen-
ME Glennan.
St Joseph-The choir at ST. Josephs church
will render at loco O'Clock Marcos mass and
Giorza's Regina CGii. At Yespers, Millard's
NCSpers: Regina CTh. Gloria; o. Salutaris.
bass solo; Tantum Ergo, ROssi. The choir Is
composed of the following: Soprani-Miss
Allen. Mrs. GoetZ. Mrs. Moore, Miss Koch. Miss
MIlIigan, and Miss joyce; Alti-Mrs. Joyce,
Miss Seebirt, and Miss Little; TenOri-Mr. Nc
Cabe and Mr.. Maxwell. Bassi-Mr. Rebstock,
Captain Harrington, Mr.. Mehler, and MIR.
MawdSley. OrgRnist-Mr. Chas. Donch.
ST. Stephen's.-The choir will render Haydns
Mass. No. . and at the Offertory, Regina Cpli,
by Cagliero. In the evening Giorza's Fespers
viii be sung and the Tantum Ergo, by LAM
billotte. The choir Is composed of the follow
ing singers: SOpTani. Misses Power. McAufIffe.
McDermott. GOwans, Timer. and Mulcaire;
alti. Mrs DesseZ and Miss Daughton; tenori,
Messrs Maher and yaux; bassi, Messrs. Waters,
Goodehiid and Bart; organist and director. Mrs.
Mary &. Gil!en. On this occasion the choir
will be assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and Mr..
ParLhUrst. of Georgetown.
There viii be but one service at st. Paurs
church. corner 18th and streets. tomorrow,
that occurring at a. m. at which La Hache's
High Mass viii be sung. The choir consists of
8lessrs. Chds. BGliuf. Jos. L. Dean, and E. T.
Jones. Mrs. Noyes and Misses O'Brien, Dunn,
Bvrnes Annie Smith and Sallie Smith; Miss
Albert. Organist.
st. DOminics-High Mass at IL o'clock. Gull
Tlants Mass viii be sung. Before Mass. Vide
Aquam: nj the Graduate. HIRE Dies, by Vie
Saud: az the OfeTtOry. Regina COeli, by Gilsinn.
Nespers az {. Marcos vespcrs will be sung.
Hymn. Regina C0h. by GIlsinn; Magnificent,
BY Willard; o Salutaris. by EheInberger: Tan
tlm Ergo. By Donizetti: Laudate. by Wagner.
SOVrauI. Madame {. Baker smith, Mrs Me-
Nance. Misses Wall. McNerhany. McCaffrey:
alti, Misses EI-hhOrn. Becher, Kelly. and ku-
bel; tenOri. Messrs. FCnncn and Neatman:
Bassi. Ncs>rs. nelevingne. Riley. WEIGH. Nc
Nance. and Blackmar; organist and director,
). J. kubeL
-. Patrick's-At the High Mass in st. Pat
rick's church the musical program will be as
follows: Aercadantc's Mass; NidI Aguam. Diel-
man: Haec Dies: Veni Creator. Grant At
o'clock GrsgOridn ycSpers; Magnificent. En-
mery: Recini Cuii. GLORIA: o Salutaris. ROs-
sIEi ,altJ sOlOl; Tautum Ergo. Berge. The
choir is composed of the following singers:
SOprani--MIss Florence Davies. Mrs. W. H.
Combs. Misses VI. DYER. A. Cartee. VI. McCar-
thy J. Mudd. l.. Bah ". O'RourAe and l..
Burglorff Alti-Misses Bernie Carr and Susie
Bari te. TenOr-Nr. ". \. Cudhpp. Bassi-
Nessrs. i. II. Ryan. J. \ Eppiug and C. Clarke
The junior choir viii sing La Hache Unison
Mass. Haze Dies. y Car Amoris. Lambillotte;
Re gina Coli. Werner. The principal singers
are: Sopraui-Nisses b. Bingham. y. Hickey.
VI. DOre, VI. Collins and Vi. Byrne. Alti-
Misses II. Becker, y Bowers, j. Wilkinson and
\. SOhOn.
1T. 9Iary's (German). 5th street. between G
and H.-SOlemn High Mass at 1890. The
music. under the leadership of Mr.. Henry
Schwakopf VIII be LeHasche Mass. with orches-
trail and organ accompaniment. At the Offer
tory Regina Cell from Rev Graf. from the
cathedral. never before rendered in any church
IN Washington. The choir will be az follows
Soprani: Mrs. Frank RUPERT. Miss Ida Miller.
Mrs. Geo. johnson. Miss Dora Schultz. Alti
Misses Alice McCabe. Annie GER, Annie Mil
Ter. Barbara BeUchert. Amelia Wagner. and VI.
BuhleT. TENOR: MeSsrs. Frank Rupert, G.
GILL and Emil Schwakopf. Bassi: Messrs NJ
Neff. BUTLER. ". Netf. and Geo. johnson. Or
ganist; Mrs. Mary SehwakOpf.
Al the Solemn High Mass at st. AlOysius' at Il
o'clock. the Rev. T.. A. McGurk will be the eel
obrant, Father O'COnnell deacon. The sermon
viii be delivered by the Rev. ". 4 Clark The
choir Will render Hummels second Mass in f
lat, with organ and orchestral ACCOMPANYING mt:
Weigands Neui Creator and Hummers Alma
Virgo. At the Nesper service at O'Clock
Marcos Vesper and Magnificent, Ginrza's. Regina
Coli. Verbs y, Salutaris and Rosini's Tantum
Ergo Ihe.ChOIr VIII be follows: SOpraui-
Misses Byrue. MastersOn. Moore, Livingston
Murphy. TrIPlett, Smith. Alti-Nrs. Sher-
man. Miss Morse, Miss Tanner. Mrs MorseH
MIS-. Crosby. TenOri-MeSsrs Mcfarland
NItherUw. Davis. FlOecker. Dorr. Bassi-
Messrs. Hickox. Fugitt. Mahoney. Brosnan.
Riley. Prof. Il. c. Bernays leader Of orchestra:
H. c. sherman orgaDist and director.
-. Augustine's church, 18th s:reet-Solemn
High Mass at II O'Clock Mpssp SOlenneUe (St
Cecilia. GOunOd. Celebrant. Rev r. T. Burke;
deacon. Rev. Vim. Hooman; subdeacon. Rev.
VI. J. Walsh. Neul Creator. bass solo. Mr. W.
]. Benjamin, Handel Sermon by Rev. VIM
HOOman. OhtrtOry. Alma Virgo. soprano solo
Madame irving. Hummel. Select orchestra
with grand organ. Nespers at O'Clock
NesFer-. Ncrcadauti; Gaudeamus quartette
BIaboiii; Regina Cdh. GLORIA; D. SalutarIs
soprano. solo. Madame Irving, Verdi; Tantum
Ergo. Dachaner; Laudate Dominum. Rosewig
thOIr-Mr. George Isenann, organist and
director; SOprdni: Madame Irving Miss Annie
Dsv. Miss Mary Martin. Miss Hannah Johnson
Bliss Clara Wheeler. Miss Mary Simms Miss
Mary Weldon and Miss Lulu Hamilton. Attn:
Madame Chasley, Miss Lavinia Dey. Miss Clara
johnson. Mss Agnes Robinson, Miss Alice
Cole. Miss LOttie Cooke and Miss Julia John
son. TENOR: Mr.. John Ignatlus Jackson. Mr.
Vincent Duval. Mr. James Simms Dr. Augusta
ana JIr. q. Coakley. Blssi: Mr.. W. I. Benja-
min. Mr.. AlphOnsus jackson, Mr. Joseph
SImms. lir. william Goodrich. Mr.. L. l.. Benja-
mIn and Mr.. \. Chesley. This music will be
repeated the third sunday after Easter at the
Feast OF the Patronage Of St. Joseph" one Of