The morning call., 1890-04-06


hymn in ID, by j. Bailey; ..Gioria TibL" from
Mercadante's mass in ID; Hymn 80, Woryani
offertory by Miss Mersing, who has kindly con-
sented to sing the solo part for the occasion, as
sisted by the regular choir In the choruses- Inc
evenin service will be devoted to the interests
mainly of the Sunday. school children, VINO will
sing their bright and cheerful Eastern hymns
under the supervision OF the rector The church
has been beautifully decorated with the choicest
flowers and ferns In great profession, entirely
the aid society, assisted by the young LADIES OF
the Society of the Good shepherd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AT Woodbridge Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Twentieth and Capp streets, Rev. L. j. Curtis,
pastor, there Will be special services and decora-
lions. The theme OF the sermon viii be blessed
MouTuers." There Will be communion service
and admission OF new members. AT 40 O'clock
in the evening there Will be an Easter praise
service, with an address by the pastor, solos by
Mrs. &. Center, Miss MeQuoid and A. +. Wood
bridge, either solo by Miss Gercke. Anthems,
hymns Sabbaih-scbO0l and pastors Bible class
al 12:45 O'Clock. Gospel meeting Wednesday
evening.
FIRST CHURCH.
AT the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Robert
Mackenzie, DID,, pastor, following Will be the
morning service; Organ prelude, l. Van
Scripture reading; Hymn 32S-" Come Every
Blessed ss SAVIOR (ESieni Evans, Mr.. Jones';
Hymn 339-"All Han the Power OF jesus
Name; ofiertory, My Redeemer" Dudley
DID; prayer; anthem, Now on the First'Day,"
G. W. WARREN benedictlOn; organ prelude, w.
T. Best.
There Will also be musical services in the even
Ing The choir is as follows: Soprano, Mrs.
Alfred Abbey contrato, Miss Anita B0ole;
tenor, ID. Nj. Jones; bass0, j. &. Hughes.
CALVARY.
The Easter festival at Calvary Presbyterian
Church Sabbath school viii include the celebra-
tlon OF The thirty anniversary OF the school.
The service is at 1880 O'clock in the evening.
The programme is as follows: Organ prelude,
Professor Gustav A. Scott Easter anthem,
choir; Invocation, Rev. Thomas C. Easton, d. D.,
pastor; Easter hymns, school and choiri organ
prelude, Professor Scott.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AT the First Congregational Church the Rev.
Charles ID. Barrows viii preach on "The One
ImpOsslbility OF the Cross" The following is
The programme OF morning services: Organ
prelude. " Marehe Regeuse," Alexander Gull
mant; lntrot, The Lord Has Risen." Randeg-
GER invocation; the Easter Psalm, TO be read
responsyely by pastor and congregation; Script
over" F. SchlIhng; pastoral prayer; hymn, con
glegatloni sermon; offertory, "Glory TO the
Risen King" Harry Rowe Shelley; hymn, con-
gtegat oni prayer; benedictlon; organ postlude,
Unfold, Ye Portals Everlasting" Gounod. An
Easter praise and Knight Tempiar service Will
be held al 1880 O'Clock IN the evening, at which
Golden Gate Commandery, No. 16, Will be
present
Choir of the First Congregational Church:
Mrs. FleisSner Lewis soprano; Mrs. Annie L.
Hoey. contralto; j. f. Fleming. basso; Samuel
ID. Mayer, organist, tenor and director.
PLYMOUTH
At Plymouth Congregational Church on Post
street, near Webster, w. Ii. Scudder pastor, the
morning service will include organ prelude In q
minor by Bargieli Makers anthem, Awake
Thou That Sleepesrn; an Easter anthem by
and hymns AT 1880 in the evening there VIII
be a grand praise service, when, in addition to
the hymns, will be given Organ prelude,
andanie IN F, by Wely; / Deum in d by Tours;
Buiinston's carol. "The World Itself Keeps
Easter Day. soprano solo, He Lives Who
Glafu hx parr tgffl, yt,F tr ol,IF
gatoi tenor solo and chorus, "Sweetly the
Birds" by by Chapman; Shepherds anthem,
Glad Voices" by hoden; Sheley's quartet,
The Resurreetl0n"; Millers duet, Awake Up
MY Glory postlude, Gullmant's "Marehe
Mrs. E. d. era ndal!, Miss Nellie Cole, Miss Sadie
Howard ait0s-Mrs. j. W. Madden, Mrs. II. s.
Stedman, Miss Ida Cameron, Miss Minnie Hill
tenors-E. d. Crandall. j. L. CahIl T. W. Read !;
passos-Dr. J. q. Humphrey, r. S. Ducau, +. n
Eekleyi ylollnist, HOlher MlSmer; organist aud
director II. S. Stedman
METHODIsT-sI4IPsoN MEMORIAL.
The following music will be rendered at
Simpson Memorial Church, corner Hayes and
buchanan streets, under the direction OF Mrs. l..
| y. Anderson: Organ prelude, Gulmant, "Gl0Tia"
Morai Easter anthem, composed by The organ
list, +. Dellepiane; voluntary, BaIsIe; duo for
soprano and alto, Awake Up My Glory" E.
Millel; organ postlude, " Priests March From
| Athalia," MendelssObn. The choir consists OF
| Mrs. l.. S. Anderson, soprano; Mrs. Z. l..
| Parent Jr., alto; Aiois Werner, tenor; Char les
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CENTRAL.
Special Easter services Will be held at the
| Central Methodist Church, Mission street, be-
| tween Sixth and Seventh, in the evening at 30
| O'clock, at which THIS programme will be given:
| Pfelud e, organ; Easter anthem Danksj, Christ
Being Risen from lhe Dead; hymn GAS, IAN
| Hail the Power of Jesus Name -; quartet (Bar-
Tetp "hall, Thou Once Despi:ed Jesus" ;Ihymn
| (22O), Rise. Glorious Couqueror, Rise"; offer
William Reynolds, Esq; anthem (Coake). " This
Is the Day -; music by a large chorus OF mixed
| voices aud tie Central Male Chorus.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The programme for the Easter services OF the
! First English Evangelical Lutheran Church. on
GeaIy street, near Cough, Is as follows: sun
| day school Easter service 9:45 o'clock A. NJ.
| confirmation and Easter communion service, IL
| a. M; young peoples Easter service z P. NJ :;
union service Of Sunday school and congrega.
Al 81. Markus Evangelical Lutheran Church,
| GeaTy street, between Stockton and POweli, Rev.
| }. Fuendeling, pastor, services viii be held at
| 1880 a. M, with this musical programme:
| Christ Has RlseD," Wachamann; Easter
Sounds" Op 30, No; z, FRANCISCO Morlaeehi;
| offertOrium, Terra TTemuit," GrunZ Nekes;
| "Commulio Pasca NOsIrum Invocatus Esd
| Franz NeAes; "Agnus Del" from MESA No. T.
| Francisco Morlacchi.
| GOOD FRIDAY MUSIC.
The services at ST. Ignatius Church on Friday
| lasted something over three hours. the sermon
usual relating to the closing scenes IN the life
| OF Christ. The church was crowded 10 lis utmost
| capacity.
The musical programme was OF especial ex.
| cellence, consisting of The Seven Last Words
| OF Our Savior" by Melcadante, in the rendition
| OF which the choir was assisted by Mime. Semi
mario soprano, aud Mr.. Ben Clark. tenor. Mime.
| 5 minarlo's solo, " Forgive Them, For They
| Know Not WHAT They DO,' was fine effort, as
| also was The duet for bass and tenor, sung by Mr.
| Thornton aud Mr.. CLARK. The song service closed
| with tue Inhammatus." from RossinPs'
SIabet Mater" snug by Nine. SemnaIio In
manner which has never heeu eXceled Ia san
| Francisco. Her SPLENDID voice was al its best
clear and unfaltering, filling the vast spaces OF
| Tie Church. There were many musicians in the
| congregation who sat through the long service TO
| hear this lumber. and they were we'll repaid, for
| from the hTst oulburst OF song, when many a
| worshipper turned from The Image upon the oss
10 gaze at the raDI face OF the singer the choir
| until the last deep tones OF the organ died away
| TO silence. II was feast OF music TO which one
| is privileged to listen but rarely.
The programme for the service to-day Is a very
| choice selection from The great composers which
has been carefully rehearsed under tie direction
| OF Professor Muller