The morning call., 1890-04-05
EASTER SERVICES.
How the Christian Festival Will
Be Celebrated.
Beautiful Musical Programmes Prepared fol
the Impressive Ceremonies in the City
Churches-The Choirs.


taken TO have beautiful musical aecompani-
ments so that the ceremonies may be in
keeping with the great and joyful Christian
festival.
All churches unite in their glorias on this
occasion of spiritual joy in commemoration
of the resurrection of Him who came
among men to save them, and arose in
glorious Immortality from the tomb near
Jerusalem almost nineteen centuries ago.
At St Joseph's Church, Tenth street, on
Easter Sunday solemn high mass will be
celebrated at 10: 80 o'clock in the morning.
Maestro Alary's celebrated mass will be
rendered. Also GLORIA in Excelsis," solos
with chorus; "Laudamus," soprano solo,
by Miss Fanny Denney; Domino Deus"
trio by Miss Lottie Crawford. Albert lis
%. sot Frank P. Scollins; "Qui Sedes," duet
for sopranos, by Miss Denney Miss Craw-
ford and Miss Mareella Sullivan; altos,
Miss Eta Bayley, Miss Minnie Chase Glib
son, Miss Helena Heney; Credo chorus.
''Et in Carnatus," trio for two tenOrs and
bass; at the offertory. "Alma Virgo" grand
soprano solo and chorus by BellinL At the
end of the mass the benediction of the
blessed sacrament will be given. "Tantum
Ergo by Bagillo, and Regina Cell" by
GLORIA.
The choir has been arranged as follows:
Sopranos, the Misses Fanny Denney, LOttie
Crawford and Marcella Sullivan; altos, the
Misses Eta Bayley, Miney Chase. Helena
Heney and Mrs. +. 3. Gibson; tenors,
AesSrs. Albert Tissot, George Rice aud
Philip Murphy; bassos. Messrs. f. P. Scol-
Inns, Frank Marshall. Charles Bowman.
John j. Colgan and f. Somers; organiSt
and director, ?. j. O'Sullivan.
On Easter Sunday morning, at 1870
wi a
accompaniment will be rendered for the
first time in this city at the French Catholic
Church of Notre Dame deS Victories, Bush
street. This beautiful composition has been
specially arranged for orchestra aecompani-
nent by the oIganist, Professor John knell,
under whose direction the musical exercises
= viii be given. The choir will be composed
as.follows: Sopranos Mrs b. NJ. Hardsty,
Miss A. Il. Kneli; alto, Mrs b. kuen;
tenor, Mir. A. Luttringer; basSo, MIR. George
Harris. The orches tra-Louis c. Brese, j.
Lowry YiolinS G. ID. O'SullIvan Jr., viola !;
Emile Hoffman, cello; L. Loaiza, basso !;
Nj. W. Brown, flute; j. RademacheT, carlO-
net; 3 Goidstein, cornet; Louis Z. hDell,
director. The church Will be eidborately
decorated, and an appropriate sermon VIII
be delivered.
TRINITY CHURCH
A choir Of forty voices and a full orchestra
will present a most elaborate programme of
Faster music at Trinity Church Sunday
morning. ne SELECTIONS are 1Tuc6SSlUlal
hymn, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-Day" Nor
gaDl; Easter anthems, Christ Our Passover"
go ~(Gregurian); TIE Deum, in 3 fiat Oh. J.
---iotewart; Jubilate, in b fiat Oh. }. Stew
art; Credo III (SchuberU; Introit- Kyrie,
in c (SchuberD; Responses to Command
mentS; Gloria Tibi (Monk); hymn, The
Strife Is Ger" Palestrina). After the
sermon there will be an organ solo, chorus,
tenor and cOntralto solos and soprano solo
and chorus from Gounod's Redemption"
SanefnS-
hymn, Bread of the World (Hodges) j;
AgnGs Del, in c Schubert; Gloria IN Elk
ceisis, in Z (Schu6erDi "NuDc DmittiS"
tGregOrian). The soloists are: Mrs. Adler
keesing Miss Wilcox, ii. NJ Fortescue and
OSsoOd Putnam. Miss q. TumlisOn will be
the organiSt, and the whole will be under
the direction of II. j. Stewart
On Sunday evening there will be praise
service at ST. Johns Presbyterian Church,
corner of Octavia and California streets.
choir composed of Miss Carrie MiiZner and
Nell PeltTet, MeSsrs. 5. Blum, w. 5. Blake
and A. II. kaytOn, under the direction of
Professor George Fl. Little, will provide
music suitable for the occasion. Gcunod's
" Ave Maria " will be sung by Miss MllZ-
ner, with violin obligato.
At the Frankin-street Presbyterian
B.. Church Easter Sunday morning banks
: Day OF Resurrection" and Baley'S Our
Mighty Lord Is Risen, VIII be rendered by
choir OF fifteen voices. In the evening
there will be an Easter festival for the
Schultz viii sing Easter Eve"
CHILDREN's FESTIVALS.
The Church OIL the Advent Sunday school,
corner Twelfth avenue and Sixteenth street,
East Oakland, Rev. DR.. Lathrop rector,
viii hold its festival service on Easter Sun
, day, at 80 p. NJ, in The church. The boy
CHOIR, under the direction of Rev. Mr.. Cap
well, Will make its debut on this occasion
aud render the musical portion Of the ser
vice.
q The Central Methodist Church, Mission
street. between Sixth and Seventh, has
made elaborate arrangements for Easter
e Sunday. The Sabbath-sch0ol will render a
INV Easter service entitled "The Dawn of
Glory. This Will be supplemented by
~ choruses. recitatlons and an address by the
pastor, Rev. w. w. Case, ID. ID. The floral
decorations, under the management of a
committee OF young ladies', promise to be
very attractive and beautiful
=. The choir OF Grace Church, consisting of
Mrs. Mariner Campbell soprano, Mrs.
Eunice Westwater alto, Mr.. Arthur Mes
., nIer tenor and w. c. Campbell basso and
MT II. NJ. Bosworth organiSt, Will render
o the following programme of Easter music
at II O'Clock IN the morning:
Organ prelude; professional "Our Lord
IS Risen" Sehinecker; proper anthem.
Christ Our Passover, Gerrish; "Glorias,'"
Garrett, GOunOd and Wagner; "Te Denm,"
Bagmbach, in b fiat; "Jubilate," C. l..
: Capen, in d fiat; hymn, Christ, the Lord,
: Is Risen," Mozart; hymn, Jesus Christ
e. Is RlSen, Monk; otfertory, In Dreams
I've Heard the Seraph Sing" Faure; So
prano solo and chorus, with organ, piano
and violoncello; organ postlude; Sane
tus," Taylor; Hymn 205, Federal Street :;
Gloria in Excelsis, "lold chant.
.s AT 81. Peters Church, corner of Stockton
and Filbert streets, the following musical
selections viii be rendered at thes Easter
services: Professional, Jesus Christ Is
K IiI To-day, Christ Our Passover"
1egtt in n Arth Sul1 T,thi
late, Edward Howe Jr.; hymn, "At the
Lambs High Feast" Bach; 1.-The Kyre,"
g S. H. Gerrish; "Gloria Tibi," Haydn
hymn, Lift Your Glad Voices" Henry
Risen Today" Mozart "Sanctus," Ger
TishS Gloria in Excelsis," old chant
r, W. II. ii. Tobey will be musical director
and Slida S. Tobey, organist.
At the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Powell street, between Washington and
jackson Oh. ID. Buck, PASTOR, there will be
special Easter sermon in the morning by
the pastor, and the rendering of The
Dawn OF Glory" Service in the evening bv
90 the. Snnday-schoOl.
THE GREAT COMPOSERS.
The following Easter musical service at
Q. the Spanish Church of Nuestra Sonora de
:; Guadalupe will begin at 10 80 o'clock in the
morning: PRO Face" mass, La Hache !;
Regina C@hf l4ambillote) Sopranos-Mrs.
g. II. Gamarenat, Mrs. \. Carranza, Misses NJ.
e POnton de Aree, Z. JOfre, c. Mcguire, o.
Harra; altos-Mme. E. Ponton de Arce, NJ.
ROmo; tenors-N. Carranza, Y. Leguers :;
bassos-K Pizaro, E. Figueroa Senior S.
Arrillaga will direct the choir.
e. At the Centenary Nj. E. Church South
the musical. service, under the direction
Of the ,organist William F. Hooke, will
them, Celery 10 God on< Hight (Mozart),
in g; hymn. Christ, the Lord, is Risen TO
day; Tie Denm Laudamus" (Buck), in h
fat; hymn, BLOW Ye the Trumpet"; offer
tory, bass solo, 1.-THE Resurrection" (Hol-
1en); anthem, ''How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings Fair" (Spohrl, in G; hymn. "Ail
Hail the Power OF Jesus Name" postlude,
organ. The members of the choir are
Miss Adele Rottanzi. Mrs. E. a Gessler,