Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-05
EASTER SERVICES.
TO-MoRRoW'S PROGRAMMES IN MANI
OF THE RICHMOND CHURCHES.
The Festival to he Impressiveiy Ce'e-
brated in Sermons and Songs
of Praise.

umphal. as well they may be. for they ceio-
brate the victory of the Son of Man over
the great conqueror Death. The pro-
crammes announced indicate that the eA-
ercises will be Of more than ordinary in-
terest and impressiveness.
The Easter season is well advanced TINS
year, and the smiles of spring. as express
in bloom and blossom. in the carols OF tno
birds. and the general reawakening OF ha-
ture from winters sleep. reflect the gnu
ness that pervades the Church.
If the weather prove fair large congrega.
tions may be expected. and the ladies sints h1s
10 be outshone by the daisies and violets
will bloom ont in sweet Easter honniets
and in attire charmingly suited to the tilne
and occasion.
There have been many fine musical pro
erammes arranged. and the peal on organ,
the priestly chant and choral answer, ths
blended voices Of the congregations, am am
the eloquence Of the ministers OF Goo VII.
combine on this favored day to make IL
dear TO the memory and precious 10 'no
heart and understanding.
Following are programmes OF serN'0o0'
The Catholic Churches.
Pontifcal High Mass will be sung at ~.
Peters Cathedral at 1890 o'clock to-mor,
row morning BY Bishop Van do Nyyer' anu
at the end Of the mass the Papal blessing
will be given. e
The masses will be the same as those OF
Palm Sunday. and there will be Nespers az
4P NJ There will be no service at ni-h'::
The music will be rendered by choir OF
fifteen voices and the programme ls as lol-
lows: Haydn's First Mass. Agnus Dle rom
Haydn's Second Mass, Regina Coeii' A.
Werner. L;ob
has not yot been positively decided uPon'
ST. MARY's cHUECH.
The following will he the order OF ser
vices at st. Mary's church: ,:.t
7 O'Clock A. M.-Mass,. after which
Foster-epg4 and eatahles will be blessed.
o'clock-The usual chlldren's hasS
with an English sermon by Rev. +. Bene-
1880 A. M.-Solemn High Mass. cele;;
brant Rev. +. Gregory. Rev. +. Willihald
Will deliver a sermon on tho Joyous resur-
rection OF our Lord at this Mass.
3o'clock p. M.-Vespers will be sung.
Grand musical composition will be fine
" executed by st. Mary's choir at hlgn
Mass and Nespers. At the children's MaSs
the bows and girls of the Parochial schools
will sing German and English hymns.
SACRED HRiRT
his VIII De fut DiOrl4 4uilAAN va iAae-t.
the Church of the Sacred Heart: hlgh
Mass AT 1890, at which Millard's kyrle,
Gloria. Sanctus, Bencdictus, and Agnus
lei with Farmers CredO and Werner,s
Regina CUli will be rendered 10y the iol-
loving choir: Misses Finnegan, A. teTrl-
ter. +. Kelley, A. Black, Il. Ietelle. i. flnI
neqan. and Mrs. p. McDonough ana
Mess-s. Y. Finnegan. p. Gallagher, W. +.
Reddy. Y. Louis, and ii. McEyoy.
Episcop,l Churches.
At 81. Johns church Easter services will
be held at fl A. NJ. They Will consist OF
morning PRAYER, a sermon, aud the ceie-
hration of the Holy Communion. 4 spe-
cial effort has been made this year Tor
lrge Easter OGertory. The members ana
friends of ~. Johns are requested 10 place
the proceeds OF their Lenten selt-denial'
cor such other gifts of money as they are
willing 10 make TO the Lord) III an en-
velope. with or without their names as
they please. and TO place these envelopes
on the alms-basin or send them to some
member OF the ycstry.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
I'm the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the four
Sunday schools of st. Johns meet for
Easter exercises in the church. These Will
consist Of cqrols reports, and an address.
Infant baptism Also VIII he adminiatered
There Will be 10 scrvicb at night. hut on
Monday the Guild, a society engaged IN
clothing Sunday-schoOl children, whl holu
An Easter-Egg Quotation and Word
Building Party in the frame school-hOuse
from 3 to ~ i. VI.
Faster-Nlonday night at S o'clock, after
service, the congregation will elect yestry-
men for the ensuing year.
EASTER MUSIC.
This is the musical programme for the
services tomorrow morning:
Opening voluntary. " Behold now, praise
the lord. anthem II. 7. Danks); Christ,
Our Passover anthem Danks); Three
GLORIA PATHS" (Gerrishl: Te Deum, No. 3.
~. IL. Rogers: "Jubilatc" (Danks's An
then, Services: Hymns from fuckers
HvmnaD no lC5 second tune. !e-trst
tune; Communion Hymn 23l-tirst tune;
ofcr.ory. with vocal accompaniment "a.
X. Ia Ruol. words Hymn ~.
The members OF the Choir are:
Sopranos-Alrs. c. f.. Fitzwllson, Misses
Jennie FERGUSON, Katie Whitaker, y.
Alice Moore, and Katie Fitzwilson.
Alto,-Mrs. John Thomas and Miss Will
mot Harrison.
Dowden. and Charles llindlev.
Organist, Miss F. 4. FitZwllWilsOn; cor
netist, Mr. G. y. Shuman.
ST. MARKS.
The Sunday school Of St. Marks will
meet half AZ hour earlier than usual, as
the work before the regular service Is right
heavy on Easter-morninc.
The Rev. ". i. Williams viii conduct
the morning service at II o'clock. and the
rector. Rev. Dr. T. G.. Daehioll. Will preach
and administer the Holy Communion.
The music for the DAY has been arranged,
as usual. with reference TO the season. il
includes an appropriate voluntary and Of
fertory selection. Thomsss TIE Deum.
Christ Our Passover, and Hymns 1ls and
lO3 Of the Hymnal. With the exception Of
the addition of two tenOrs-3iessrs. Sc
well and Dashiell-the personnel of the
choir is the same as il was last Easter. and
will be now. as then, under the leadership
of Mrs. Bertha Noelker Richardson.
MooRE-1TENoEIM..
The following music will be rendered ut
Moore Memorial church at the regular
Easter services tomorrow morning:
Voluntary; Easter Anthem. Praise Ne
the Lord. " 10y Lambilotte; Easter Anthem,
Christ Our Passover" in f fiat. by Danks /;
Gloria Patri. in d. by Chappell; Gloria
Patri, in f. by DankS; Gloria PatTi. in T.,
by Buck; Festival Te Deum. in fiat,
10y Buck Jubilate Deo. in b, by Pontius
Ofertory, The Living Lord. the Risen
King" by Frsry; Hymn, Lift Your Glad
Voices" by Danks: HYMN, Christ the
Lord Is Risen To-Day" from Hymnal !;
Gloria Iibi. from Hymnal.
Mr.. Z. ID. Redd is organist of this church,
and the members of the choir are Mrs. C..
T.. Brown. soprano; Mrs. W. ~ Wren,
alto; Mr.. c. II. Gordon. tenor, and Mr.. j.
II. Harris, Jr., bass.
CHRIST CHURCH.
At Christ church the morning services
will be the usual Easter selection from
Holy Scripture and the special forms of
PRAYER for the day. The music, under the
leadership Of Mr. William &. Bentley, aid
cd by a large choir. Will be Of an appropri-
ate character. The rector, Rev. james b.
Funsten. will preach, and the Lords Sup
per will he celebrated. Easter-oaering en-
velOpes have been distributed 10 each
member OF the church without distinction
for contributions, whether small or large,
from all alike.
In the afternoon az t4:30OclOck the Easter
Sunday-schOOl celebration OF Christ
church. Chapel of the Redeemer. and the
Holy Trinity mission will take place in
Christ church. There viii be many Easter
hymns sung by $50 or 800 children and also
an interesting address by Rev. Preston
Nash. who IS famous for his delightful
talks to children.
ST. ANDREWS