The morning call., 1891-03-28

TIE ,rorid itself keeps Easter day,
dRd Easter birds are singing,
Ind Eds er f0iUsrs blooming gay,
ind Easter buds are sprtRgtHg.
At Trinity Episcopal Church the services
will be as follows: Morning service-Pro-
day; Easter anthem, "Gregoran' 'Te De-
UNI" and "Jubilate" in B fiat, Fl. j. Stew
art; communion service; ''Kyrie," "Credo.'
"SanctuS," "Agnus Dei' and "Gloria in
ExcelsiS." from Mozart's Mass in B fiat, No.
Z; offertory, 81 Know That My Redeemer
Lveth." Handel; solo by Mrs. NJ. Williams,
king All Glorious" Barnby. At this
service the music will be rendered
by the choir of the church with organ
and orchestral accompaniment. Soloists-
Mrs NJ Williams. Miss Nellie Gallagher
Mrs Morrow, II. NJ. Fortescue and Osgood
Putnam; organ, Miss c. TomlinSon. Even
ing service at half-past 7" Magnificent
and "Nunc Dimittis " in B fiat, Sir John
Sainer Mus. D.; offertiry, But Thou
Didst Not Leave His Soul in Hell"
and chorus. HalIelujah," from 1.-The Mes
siah " (UandeD; organst and director of the
choir, II. j. Stewart, Mus. b. OXon. The
Knights Temrlar will participate in the
morning services at this church, commence
ing at II o'clock
GRACE CHURCH.
The Easter music at Grace Episcopal
Church VIII consist of; Organ prelude,
Grand March POntifcale," f. de la Tom
bale; procession anthem. Christ, the
Lord, Is Risen," Schucker; proper anthem,
Christ, Our Passover" Whitney; glorias
to psalms, Calkin, Posnauski and CaIkin;
''Ie Deum Laudamus," Bosworth; ''Jubi-
Ia+a a. Iasns Christ
Is Risen To-day" Monk; "GloGia Ti6i," Bos
worth; hymn 104, Jesus Lives Gauntlet;
offertory, "Alleluia, Christ Is Risen"
Shelley; 'Sanetus," Taylor; Hymn POS,
Federal Street; " Gloria, in Excelsis," old
chant. The members of the choir are: Mrs.
Marriner-CampbPll, soprano; Mrs. Eunice
Wesiwater, cOntraltO; Arthur Messmer,
tenor; Walter C. Campbell, basso; Ii. NJ.
Bosworth, organist ana director.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
The morning services at Plymouth Con-
gregational Church will be: Organ pre-
Jude, Romano" Wely; doxology, in uni
son, Od Hundred :: invocation and Lords
Prayer; "Te Deum," in (, Tours responsive
reading, 80; anthem, 'Alleluia! Christ
is Risen," Shelley; hymn 344; Scripture
reading, John XIX; solo and chorus, ''See
Now the Altar" Faure; prayer. offertory;
duet, Awake Up My Glory" Millet; hymn
S71 sermon, THE Risen Christ"
Rev. lis hymn 3j7 /; benedictioD;
pOStluda, Dudley Buck. Evening SerY-
ice-Organ prelude, Lemmens; Invocation;
anthem, o Give Thanks unto the Lord
Watson; hymn 175, Pilgrim Songs; quartet
angels Roll the Rock AWaV," Thomas;
tenor solo and chorus, 'Shut, Ye High
Heavens" Dow psalm us; anthem, Christ
is Ariseu." Pratt; Scripture reading. Luke
XXIy :l-9-1 Cor. Xy:l2; soprano solo,
"HuSanna," with violin Obligato, Granier;
anthem, Grown Him! Everlasting King"
Warren; prayer; otfertJry, violin solo,
Air" Bach; bass solo, "Adoration,' with
violin obigato, Shelley; hymn lSS; Pilgrim
songs; address, Triumphant Life closing
prayer; HYMN $50, Songs OF the sanctuary;
bentdictIon; postlude, Easter Process
siOnal," De Koven.
GRACE NJ. L. CHURCH.
The Easter praise service at Grace Metho
dist Episcopal Church, corner of Twenty
| first and Capp streets, which Will take
| place tomorrow evening, will be as follows:
! Hymn, Joyful Tidings," congregation;
prayer by the pastor; anthem, Christ Is
| Risen From the Dead - Dudley Buck,
| choir; tenor solo, Lift Your Glad Voices"
! (Holden), Mr. Robert Husband; hymn,
Rise, Glorious CoDqueror. Rise" cOngre-
CATION; quartet, Singing of Birds with
| flute Accompaniment (Warren), Mrs. Hans
! brow, Miss Butler, Messrs. Husband
! and Mcguire; soprano solo, Jerusalem
| Q'arker), Mrs. George r.. :Han'brow;
| anthem, :" Now is Christ Risen" (Warren),
/
| band, Penney. Willis and Maguirr; hymn,
'' The Day of Resurrection" congreg alton;
! address. pastor; collections; offertory and
| duet, g The Magdalene, with violin accom-
! papimeDt, Mrs. Macdonald, Mrs. George Il.
| Hansbrow and Miss Mary NJ. Butler;
| anthem, Christ Being Raised From the
| Dead " From the oratoIio OF The Resur-
rection and Ascension" by Dr. j. Il. Elvey),
choir; hymn, " The Lord is Risen Indeed"
congregation; benedIction, pastor
CENTENARY CHURCH.
At the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Bush street, there will be
special service, with responsive reading,
a barytOne solo by Mr.. ". E. Stevens and
congregational singing led by chorus choir.
The organist. William 4. HOOke, will rem
der the following selections: Fugue "Dona
Nobis," from Mozarts Sixteenth Mass;
'Impromptu," in A fiat, Schubert; Otfertory,
in A, Mozart; ''Reccssonal March," in c,
J. +. ThOrne In the evening the follow
ing: "Credo." from Haydn's First Mss;
"Nocturne," in C fat, Chopin; Postlude,
in b fiat Arthur Page.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
The services at the First Pres byterian
Church will be as follows; Morning
service - Organ prelude, G.. Rossni;
doxology;- inyocation; anthem, - Be-
hold, l Tell You a Mystery" Holden;
| Scripture reading; Hymn 23S Come Every
Plous Heart; prayer; solo. Hosanna'
| (Graner), Mrs. Abbey; Hymn 35S, Hail
! Thou Once Despised Jesus; offertory, 40!
Glorious Morn" VERDI, Mr.. Hughes; ser
mon, Rev. Robert Mackenzie, d. D.; prayer;
anthem. Christ the Lord is Risen
gan postlude, Bach. Evening = Easter
| praise service; organ prelude Guilmant;
anthem. THE Angel of the Lord (Goate);
prayer; Hymn 36l, - Grown His Head With
solo, Darkness Wells the Earth No More"
| (Wickede), Mrs. Mckee; prayer; hymn
339, ''All Hail the Power Of Jesus Name;
! offertory, duet "Hosanna" (CherubinD,
Messrs. Philpott and Hughes; address,
Rev. j. j. Stewart, ID; prayer; anthem.
"Alelujah, Christ Is Risen Shelley;
benediction; organ prelude (Welyl.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.
at the pontiical high mass at st. Mary's
| Cathedral on Van Ness avenue Rossinl's
"Messe Solenelle" and Eimer's grand Re
gina Cell" with triple chorus of the church
triumphant, The church militant and the
church suffering, will be rendered by the
following choir, under the direction of Pro-
fessor A. G. Elmer: Miss Clara A. McGown,
Miss Minnie Byrne, Miss Jennie Hally,
Miss Mamie Smith, Miss Mary Higgins,
Miss Mary Mobun, Miss Lily Turner, Miss
Julia Sullivan, Miss Josie Murphy, Miss
Mary Short, Miss Mamie Mcbride, Mrs. c.
Hughes; Messrs. w. Nielsen, c. Morel, S.
j. Sandy. j. z. Bvrne, Il. Turner, G. john
ston, Thomas Audley.
ST. FRANCIS.
At st. Francis Church, on Vallejo street,
high mass will be sung TO the accompani-
ment of "Messe Solenelle" est Ceeelia"),
G1unod. The offertory piece will be the
Regina Cell" Soloists Mrs. Collins,
Mrs. Sides, Messrs. +. A. Woodbridge and
T.. Walsh. 0rganist and director of the
choir, Mrs. II. j. Stewart. The. choir has
been augmented and special care has been
taken to insure fine rendition of Gounod's
great work.
ST. JAMES.
The Easter music at the beautiful church
of st. James, corner of Twenty-third and
Guerrero streets will ha unusuallv fine