The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

ofhar Standard .omnosfrs. 1he inoi ni"n
oifertorv solo and the "Christ our I"e
over will be new cOmpositionS sollows.
ganst. The choir j. compose -, Mrs.
Mrs. McRae. Miss Arnold op.is1s, Ar
Magruder. Mrs. Durretl, I'm NJ Rrancb
NJ gr'a'n,9ood bassos. and Mrs. A. -
no@ge,, solo contralto. Mr.. Clearance \.
Marshall, organist and direc'o''
H. JAMES.
1y,o .hoir of Il. James Church, under the
airac,ion of Mr. ". Cabell Trueman, VIII
render the following music at the morning
so~,,ico. Voluntary. GLORIA (MOzarts
Ta,oinb Nase): Chant. "Christ our Pass
oyer,'. Te Deum (Ii0lden): Jubilate. thol-
aen1 Gloria Tibi (PaXtOn); hymns, "Christ
fbo ord is risen today (Rimbault.) ana
..Jesus Lives, (Gauntlet); Ohertory an
them. "Praise lc the Lord tMurphyl
sancius. (Ely); hymn. "Breat OF me NoIlu
in Mercy Broken" Gloria in EXcelsIs. Or-
ganist. Mr.. Manly Il. Ramos.
ST. ANDREWS.
The Faster service at It. Andrews will
be SIMPLY the service appointed IN the
Praver-B0ok for that day, with two or three
HYMNS from the Hymnal selected Tor the
occasion by the organist.
ST. JOHNS GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
81 Johns German Evangelical Church
has been very tastefully decorated. On
Palm-Sunday last twenty-five young Chris
tiaus were received into full communion 0i
the church. by the rite Of confirmation adj
ministered 20 them by the pastor. Rev. Paul
l.. Monzele. Their names are George I'm
menhauser. Charles Dietrich. w ille
schmidst Church HID. Henry finke,
Frederick ~taude. Jacob Keith. Joe Baker,
Willie and Eddie Schmidt leigh street,
Anna Resler Marie Mcneil. Marie Gippe-
rich. Lizzie lIOnmann-Euker. Julia LESS,
Pauline POohlcr, Dora schneider. Bertha
Teske. Emily Arndt. Bertha steinbach,
L0usia Mossmiller. Lena Wittel and Kate
SEMI Louis Mcizger. son OF the late eN-
Councilman Henry Meizger, was also to be
confirmed. but on account Of the death and
funeral Of his father his confirmation viii
be held on Easter Sunday.
At the morning service a beautiful
musical programme will be rendered 10y
the choir under the direction Of Professor
ldo. After the sermon bV the pastor
Holy Communion will be celebrated.
This is every wear the great Communion day
for our German Protestant brethren. Two
wears ago there were 1863, last year 10
COMMITMENTS.
At 10 J.. VI. the German Evangelical
Sunday-schOOl will have = great Easter
gramme has been carefully prepared, and
very large attendance is expected.
TRINITY LUTHERAN.
The following will be rendered at this
church. Rev. Mr.. Shuey is pastor Opening
Anthem. "lle is Risen,' (kingsbury;
Gloria Patri. Danks): Gloria m EXcelsis,
OOh Chant: HYMN. "GOd is Love-
(Weber); Chorus, past is the Night,
fDanksl: Easter Carol. (Danks); Hymn.
-SaNior. Visit Thy Plantation"
The choir. under the direction Of Mr. il.
Grecner. is composed of the following men,
beers: Miss Annie Myer, soprano: Miss
Emma -taude soprano; Miss May Greener,
alto: Mr.. II. Grcener. tenor; Mr.. +. ,her-
man. basso; Mr.. W. Tyree. organist.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
At this church, corner Of seventh and
Grace streets. Rev. J. 5. M0ser, pastor, spe-
ciai Easter services at II 4. NJ. Sermon
and song and floral decorations suitable To
the occasion. also special Easter offerings
will be taken. Confirmation and reception
of new members followed by the Holy Com
muniOr.
TRINITY METHODIST.
The pastor. Rev. Jesse 4. Whitley, will
preach at n a. VI. a sermon appropriate TO
The Easter season. and will administer the
sacrament of the Lords supper. At 5 i.
VI. the subject of the sermon will be, "Ihe
Whole Gospel in one Sentence
PARK PLACE.
Rev. j. Wiley Bledsoe, pastor Of Park
Place Methodist church, will preach to-day,
both morning and night, on The Resurrec-
ton" There VIII be some good music by a
full and well trained choir.
CENTRAL HALL.
At tine Christadelphian services held at
Central Hall. Fifth. near Broad street.
Mr.. Alexander Packie. Of Baltimore. will
discourse at n A. NJ. Subject, "lhe Pass
over and the Communion Of the Saints"
At p. M.-Suhject. "Christ is Risen; the
First Fruits Of Them that Slept"
FIRST BAPTIST.
At the First Baptist Church the usual
morning music will De rendered. consisting
Of an organ voluntary, solos by Captain
Frank W. Cunningham and other members
OF the choir. and the following chorus
hymns: so. God, the Rock OF Ages" ''lei s
OF unonding Life" Just as Am. Though
Tossed About" My God, How Excellent
Thy Grace" III on Our Daily Course OIL
Mind" pass Ne Not. o Gentle Saviour"
Rev. H. NJ. Wharton will preach both
morning and evening, and Rev. Mr.. VIII
liams, the sweet singer, will sing several
solos.
SECOND BAPTIST.
Organ voluntary. March Aux FlambeauX,
in 4. ,c0ison Clark; Hymn. "iiark Ten
Thousand Harps and Voices" Mason "Ihe
Heavens are Declaring" Beethoven;
Hymn. 1.-The Happy Morn Has Come, Christ
is Risen from the Dead" Elyey; Hymn,
finney; Organ Postlude, Festival March in
T., Clark.
Evening seryice-Organ voluntary, Moses
i'm EgitO. ROssini; "Ihe son of God Goes
Forth % War;" sullivan; Hymn. Gloria
ribi. GreatOriX; Hymn, Nunc Dimittis,
hfth tone; Hymn, Organ Postlude, CuJus
Amman. kossini.
LElGH-srREEr BAPTIST
The choir Of Leigh-street Baptist Church !
viii render some appropriate music at tue
mlrning and evening service to-day. The
following compose the choir. under the di- |
recti0n of Professor Leslie " atson: Mrs. :. |
l.. WO0din, Misses =. +. Montgomery, Mag !
gio Walker. Sarah Allen, and Mrs. Bette |
Dickie. sopranos; Messrs. j. l.. FERGUSON, |
Joseph :. Montgomery and j. II. Ware, Jr., |
tenors: Mrs. =. G.. Lett and Mrs. W. Il.
Smith. altos. and Messrs. W. +. CIump. {.
G. Cwmp. samuel Reynolds and c. ii. Muir J
raw. bassos.
ST. PETERS.
Pontidcal High Mass will be sung at st.
Peters Cathedral at lO.30 O'Clock by Bishop /
Van De Nyyer. and az the end Of the mass
the Papal blessing will be given. The /
masses will be- the same as those Of Palm |
sunday. and there will be Nespers at p. /
VI. There will be no service at night.
The programme is as follows: Haydn's |
First Mass, Agnus Del. from Haydn's Sc
cond Mass. Regina CWli, \. Werner.
Mrs. VI. b. Leonard will play the organ,
and the choir is directed by Col. G. OBJ. Co
wardin. Sopranos: Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowadin,
Mrs Teresa 'ralley. Misses Jennie and Eva
Phillips. Miss MOlle Evans. Miss Kate
BrernOn and Miss Annie b. Kirk. Altos:
Mrs. Carter WOrmelcy and Mrs. NJ. b.
Leonard. Tenor: NJ. James Golden.
Bassos: Messrs. NJ. b. Leonard, W. l..
Fiuegan, Lohmann and B0kencotter.
ST. MARY's.
The following will be theorder Of services
al 81. Mary's Church,
! O'Clock A. M.-Mass. after which
Easter-eggs and eatables will be blessed.
O'cl0ck-lhe usual childrens Mass.
with an English sermon by Rev. +. Bene-
dict.