The morning call., 1890-04-06
SERVICES
FOR EASTER.
Commemorative of the Resurrec-
ton of Christ.
Beautiful Decorations in the Churches, and
Special Programmes of Music to Be
Rendered.


AT st. Mary's Cathedral, on California and
Dupont streets. there Will be pontifcal high
mass at 1890 In the morning, after which
Archbishop Rordan will give the poDtihcal
blessing. Haydn's Imperial Mass" written
for the occasion of the coronation OF the En-
peror of Austria. viii be performed by the fol-
lowing choir, supported by organ, orchestra and
the SAMSON String Band Quintet: Sopranos and
altos Misses Matilda Wilde, Clara MCGOWAN,
Jennie Hally, Minnie Byrne Gertrude and
Emma SAMSON, Mary Derkin, Julia Sullivan, NJ.
Higgins, Mrs Madge Elder Mrs. NJ. dc Slvelra,
MRS. S. A Washburn,; tenors and bassos-F.
Fillippi, j. e. BrOadley, q. i. COMBS, w. ).
administer, j. P. Byrnes and NJ. +. Brennani
conductor, Professor A. C. Elmer.
ST. IGNATIUs.
There will be no communion at the Church oil
ST. Ignatius. During the solemn high mass at
1890 o'clock in the morning GiOrZa'S mass, No.
1, will be performed. The offertory Will be
"Regina Ce'' by 2. GLORIA. AT the end of the
mass, Regina Cell" by Rosewig. At $3.50
o'clock 10 the evening, vespers, by p. Gloria.
"Laudate Pueri," from Leieal's vespers; RE
gina Celi,' by CaglIero; "Tantum Ergo" by
Mercadante. Sopranos-L. Gludecelli, Mrs. L.
Seminarlo, Mrs. j. Gonzales, Misses A. Nc
Donald. $ Weir, Silva A. MckenDa, Mrs. Wrin-
tiel; altos-Mrs. L. Grifiths, Misses Mary ST. l..
Muller, n. Gallagher, NJ. Plunkett Mrs. j. Me-
Comb. Mrs. Fogarty; tenors- Charles Bach Ben
Clark, u. Strahan; bassos-Charles Thornton,
b. Franz, j. FOgarty, G. harris. j. Pagan, Daniel
0'Uonnor, A. Nj. ThornIoni organist and dree-
tor, j. Muller.
AT ST. PATRICK's.
At ST. Patrlck's Church, on Mission street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, the LaZarlst Fathers
open the fourth and last week OF their mission.
The mornings music Will be: Haydn's Third
Mass; "Vidi Aquam," by NOvello; "VenI
Creator" by La Hache; tenor solo. sung by
SignOr Lana "Indie Celebrates (ofTertOry), by
Dabelli; soprano solo and chOrus-solo by Miss
Alicia Canning. In the evening, at 80 O'clock,
RassPs Solemn Vespers will be rendered:
Regina Cell" by NOyellO; 20 Salutaris" aud
'Tantum Ergo Tor beuedciiOn-sOprdno solo by
Bassini and chorus by R0Ssl. A number OF eN-
ceilent extra singers have been engaged 10 assist
in the renowned choir consisting of SiEuora
Giovauna Bianch Alicia Canning, Signor Lana
and Signora Bellapletrai =. II Dobrman, director
and OrganiSI.
ST. DoMINIC's.
At the Church OF ST. Dominic on the corner OF
Bush and Steiner streets, the choir Will sing the
celebrated mass In Z, by C. IL Zollnert, 'N!di
Aduam," by Newland. and Regina Celi," by
Peters. SOpTanos-Mrs. Louis D. Sengtcller,
Miss J. BrignaTdellO; altos-AiisS 5. a. Grimm,
Miss Josephine Hanlfy; tenor, James j. Largin;
bassos-I. 4. MeyerseOugn, Remy Van de PayeTt;
musical dhectless, Miss c. a. IOualllon.
at the Church Of St. Francis, on Vallejo street,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, MOZalps Twelfth
Mass; oiieItOry, Regina Cell" SOloists-Mrs
Collins, Mrs. SIDES, MIR. Anderson, Mrs. Wood.
bridge and Mr.. Clark organist and director OF
The choir, Mrs. Ii. j. Stewart.
AT the Church Of ST. Bonifaee, on Golden Gate
. avenue, near jones street, a fouy-hOurs deVO-
lion will begin and continue through Easter
Monday aud Easter Tuesday.
ST. BRIDGETs.
AT ST. BrdgerS Church, corner of Van Ness
avenue and Broadway, thete viii be solemn high
mass at 1870 o'clock; celebIant, Father John
Gotilei deacon, Father +. Foley subdeacon,
ton OF Professor RoecRel, viii render Giorza's
beautiful FIRST mass with the following particl-
pants in the solos and choruseS: Miss Marie A.
Vgfan kruH NTrg pafa
Miss Gallagher, Miss Edith II. Smith, Mrs. IL.
b. Hunt, SenOrita II. Madero, SenoTita Andrea
Rnollea' henry norman, Charies feenln, D. T.
ME Gleason) Will sing an AVE Maria" by Gou-
nod; Senorila A. A. jlea will render BoTdese's
40 Salutatls''; Giorza's ''Veni CREATOR Will be
given by Mons. Pechin before The sermon; War
ners Regina Cecil" will be su Nc before the ser
vice.
AT ST. Johns Catholic Church. on Eddy street,
between Octavla and Laguna, there will be
solemn high mass at 1880 O'Clock, when Mer-
cadantes mass In u minor Will be performed.
SOpTanOs-Mrs. Thomas A. Mccormick and Miss
GeDeyieye Goldeni alIOs-Misses Sibyl Golden
aud Agnes Kane; tenor, Joseph u. Morrissey;
basso, William Mugan; Organst, Nine. Dagen-
ais. VespeTs at 1880 O'clock IN the evening.
at the Church of ST. Charles Borromeo, corner
Will produce "Asperges Me-" lie Hache; fourth
mass, LeJeaii Gloria" "Neni CREATOR" Sane
tus," "Aguus Del" La Haene. For the orer-
iorlum TIE Regina Cen,n by a. Werner. So
pranOs-Mlss J. kewen, Miss L. Booth, Miss NJ.
Dugan, MIS-. Rieley; altos-Miss NJ. Harvey,
bliss X. McAulitf; tenors-Jonn Flood, sam
Booth, George Maliuei bassos-JOhn McAullf,
Joseph McAuliff, George Barrow; organist, Mr..
sehoeni director George +. Mallne
ALL HALLoWs.
In South San Francisco there will be grand
high mass at 10 o'clock in tie morning al All
HallOws Church, with hrst-class choir.
AT ST. IheIesa's Church there will be masses at
$3.50, 8 and 1890 O'clock. The ladies' OF the
choir are Miss Boyle, the Misses Lizzie COakl-y,
r. Coakley, NJ. DougherIy, Mcnamara and Mrs.
Henry. Mr.. Constance Mccall and other male
singers will assist.
At 10 O'Clock in the morning on Easter Mon.
day Archbishop kioTdan will confirm class Of
boys aud girls at The Spanish Church on Broad
NAY.
ST. ROSES.
Tie Easter music al ST. Roses Church, Bran
nan street, Will be selections from A. Mine
brilliant mass and MoZarrs No. IL. "kyrle,"
''Credo' and "Benedletus," A Mines "Gl0ria,"
SaneIus" and "Agnus Der CMozarp; The offer
Miss NJ. Nugent, Miss Kitty Black, and Ness 3.
Charles Morili aud oBrien. The following
ladies and gentlemen Will sing: Mrs. Coret, The
Misses Russell, Reynolds and Black, sopranos !;
Mrs. Tracy, the Misses Kigarlffe aud Mann,
alios MIR. Moril, tenor, and Mr.. QBrien, basso
Mrs. 1. j. Moynihan VIII assist at the organ.
EPIsCoPAL-sT. PAUL's.
At ST. PauPs,i Rev. w. s. Neales. the rector,
will oficlale. The musical exercises at thts
church Will consist Of the following selectlonss
Hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" Morgan !;
"Glorla," Lord Morring,,Oni ,,Ju6llate,". IL +,
.Bessed Be the God and Father" Wesley !;
.'Kyrie," Gilberti GLORIA Iibi," Garret; hymn,
rectlon," Shelley. Solos by Misses Stinson aud
Whitemore and F. S. Mitchell, r. b. Hancock
and A. S. Baker Organist aud musical director,
Professor Richard j. Wlmot.
ST. LUKEs.
AT ST. Luke's Church the holy communion will
be celebrated at and s O'Clock In the morning
At IL O'Clock there viii be a morning prayer aud
choral celebration of the holy communion. Tie
music at this service will be as follows: Organ
prelude, andante In A, III. SmarD; proper psalms
tHayes, Hopkins, CROTCH; festival, re Deum"
In C &C. W. JORDAN; benedlctus in ID. Buck);
introit, hymn 50; communion service In Z. IN
Guiding '..kyrle," "Credo," "Sursam Corda,"
Del" and Gloria In Excelsis" &C. w.
JoIoanli 9neTlory, sonata for violin and organ
Hammond; oifertory, Let the Bright Sera-
phini" (Hande1, Mrs. Roberts, with trumpet
obligato aud accompaniment Of Violin and organ;
meis).
The choir will be augmented for the occasion,
and the organ will be supplemented by brass
wind instruments, for which Accomplishments TO
the "Te Deum" and communion service are
written by the composer: The solos Will be sung
by the regular quartet OF the church, Mrs Rob
sTts, Mrs. Dennis Spencer, nIessrs. w. j. Kelley
and w. G. Stadtield, and by Mr.. J. c. Fyle.
notable feature OF the service Will be the sonata
for violin and organ. Professor j. T. Rosewald
has kindly consented to play the VIOLIN At 2:30
there Will be a chidrens choral floral service,
at which special Easter hymns Will be sung BY
the children, assisted by the vested choir OF the
church. The flowers brought by the children
will De presented TO the hospitals TO cheer the
sick therein. At 7:30 there will be choral even
aoBg. al " hieh The vested choir will again sing.
The programme OF music az this service Will be
rs follows:
Organ prelude, pastorale In A, Steggall; pro-
eessional hymn, No. 1o4; responses, Tails;
proper psalms, Ouseley and Peregrine Tone;
Magnlhcat, Stainer; Nunc Dlnlttis,"
Stalner; hymn, .112; hymn, 1o3; offertory, az
WIN Extul Thee" Costa, Mrs. Roberts; hymn,
%; occasional, 49, organ postludei In fiat,
Batiste.
Tue Rev. W. W. Brown will be the preacher at
this service,
ST. JOHN.
At the Episcopal Church OF ST. John the Evang-
elist, corner OF Fifteenth and Valencia Streets
the Right Rev. w. II. A. Bissell, Bishop OF the
Diocese OF Vermont, Will be present. The
service Will be Berthold Tours full communion
Office In the key OF c, with ''Kyrie,r "GIoria
Tbl," .'Gratias Tibi," ''Sursum Corda," Sane
tus," "Benedctus," "Agnus Def and "Glorla
I Ilaran To hv Eli Nil,nar,t .