Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-29
THE DAY IN THE CHURCHES.
Wcll-Trained Choirs to Render Music OF
Praise and Exsltstion.

Wcll-Trained Choirs to Render music Oh
Praise and Exsitstion.
The Faster services at st. Johns German
Evangelical Lutheran church--Rev. Paul
| l.. Mcneil pastOr-will be very impressive:
The church has been beautifully decorated
by florist, assisted by the ladies OF the
congregation. and the choir wall render
| magnificent music.
At the IL A. NJ. service the pastor will
preach sermon, at 1880 I. A. there VIII
DO communion. and az Z. nj. Sunday
school celebration. There will also be SER
vice ut IL A. Nj. discretionary.
To the communion to-day the following
young people, thrty-two in number, who
were confirmed on Palm Sunday. will be
admitted: Arthur Mattern, Charles
Cramme, Frederick Grimmell, John Eek,
Augustus Miller, Howard Talman, Gustav
Wolff, Herman Paul. Emil Miller, Henry
Birchett, Otto Kock, Edgar Pohlig. Paul
Mcneil, Otto Moller, Willy Wittel, Pinkie
Weimer, Kate Phillips. Frieda Schott.
Agnes Wenzel, Augusta Bromm, Rosina
Mattern, Kate Baltz,s Lydia Ginthner,
Minnie Behle, Anna Probst, Louise Wagner,
Mamie Schilling, Louise Talman, and Anna
Cramme.
THE CATHOLIC cHURCHEs.
At st. Peters Cathedral there will be
High Mass at 1890 o'clock this morning
and Vespers at p. M. At the morning
will sing Hayden's First Mass. The three
affairs of the Cathedral have been very
tastefully decorated with plants and flowers
and will be lighted to-day with candles.
At st. Mary's German Catholic church
the feature Of the day will be the rendition
of Mozart's Seventh Mass, in which the
large choir-which is one of the best in
Richmond-wil be assisted by. Trimmer's
Band. At this and all of the other Catho-
lie churches the decorations Will be con-
fined to the sanctuary.
AT MONUMENTAL.
At the Monumental church the rector,
Rev. Dr. ]. Il. Newton, will preach in tho
morning and during the afternoon service,
which commences at o'clock, Bishop
White will administer the rite of confrma-
ton. The Monumental choir consists of:
Soprani-lilss Kate Meade, Miss Nellie At
kins, Mrs Walter III. Miles, Miss Mary
Newton, Miss Bell Chamberlain, Miss Mary
Bigger, and Mrs. Thomas. Contralti-
Misses Louise Meade and Virginia Johnson.
TenOri-Messrs. Walter II. Miles, Emmett
Meade, and Abel Armistead. Bassi-Messrs.
X. Il. Harrison, Langhorne Putney, Norman
Morton. and Robert Croxton.
The following programme will be rem
dered morning and evening: Voluntary,
This is the Day, by s. Charles Cooke; An
them, Christ Our Passover. by III. Z. banks;
Gloria Patri; lie Deum in g. by j. Il.
Thomas; Jubilate Dec, by Tours; Hymn
1903, The Strife is Der. Mendelssohn; Hymn
lOi, Hutchins's Hymnal; Offertory, Awake
Thou that Sleepest, L. @. Maker.
BRolD-srRErr METHODIST.
Serviceslwill be held at the Broad-Street
Methodist church at IL A. III. and p. III.
1Ae choir selections for the morning are
Lift Up Your Heads. Root: and TIE Deum
in +, DYKES; and for the evening: Offer
tory solo, The Resurrection" Shelly;
and "Gloria Twelfth Mass" Mozart.
The choir is COMPOSED of: Sopranos
Mrs. G. Briggs, Mrs. j. G. Teller. Miss
Nellie Parker, Miss Julia Teller, Mlss Viz
gle Walters, and Miss Florence Dalton.
Altos-Allss Irene Carter, Mrs. 5. Il.
Bishop, Miss Annie Lyle. and Miss +. Ii.
Ford. Tenors-Frank Montgomery. WILDER
Montgomery, H Greenfield. j. Montgom-
cry. J. Ferguson and J. Hunter. Bassos-
Langhorne Putney, Clarence Wilks, Harry
Il. Hartman, Stonewail Wingfeld, Charlie
Cardwell, and Charles Crump. Organist.
nj. A. Willis; Director. W. A. Galpen.
FIRST BAPTIST.
The pastor, Rev. DR.. George Cooper,
will preach at the First Baptist church at
II o'clock this morning and O'Clock to-
night. The subject of the morning SER
mon will be: The Power of the Resur-
rection." At this service the choir W
render the following selections: ]. Zlon
That Tellest (Buck). 2. Festival Gloria
MORA. 3. As 1t Began To Dawn CBuck).
DR.. Cooper will preach tonight on Tho
Morality of the Doctrine of Immortality"
and the quartette will sing Festival Te
Deum lin b fat, Leslie; Easter Anthem,
Williams; o, Be Joyful, arranged from Ros-
SIM This choir IL composed of Miss En-
ma Berger, soprano; Mrs. Carrie Staude-
Rowe, contralto; Captain +. W. Cunning
ham, tenor; Mr.. ID. l.. Leftwich. basso;
Captain w. h Mathews, organist and di-
rector.
The hours of service and musical pro-
gramme Of the other churches have
already been published in the DISPATCH,
and from them II has been seen that the
music in Richmond will DO Of rare ele-'