Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
ST. MARY'S CHURCH.
The New Edifice Will BE Appropriately
Dedicated Tomorrow

The New Edifice Will Be Approximately
Dedicated Tomorrow.
The new church ediice erected by the con-
gregation OF st. Mary's parish, Catholic. will
be dedicated tomorrow morning. Cardinal
Gibbons will oficiate, and at the close Of the
dedicatory exercises solemn high mass will be
celebrated by the Rev. Alphonsus Dufour, 8. j.,
OF Georgetown College. Rev. 8. F. Ryan will
be master Of ceremonies. The sermon, in
German, will be delivered by the Rev. Bona
venture Frey, o. Nj. Cap, Of New York. The
cardinal will deliver short address in English
A select choir under the direction Of Prof
Anton Gloetzner will render Gounods solemn
mass, and Prof. Mama will sing . solo at the
ohertory. The choir will be supported by .
full orchestra. Miss Jennie Glsnnan will pre-
side at the organ.
The church building il built Of stone Tho
affairs are of italian marble and the windows
are hlled with stained glass. The one near the
entrance on the south side represents Saints
Aloysius and Michael The others on the same
side contain the following representations:
Saints Theresa and Elizabeth; Saint Boniface
baptizing an ancient German; the assumption
and the resurrection. The sanctuary windows
contain representations of tho four evanRelists.
On the north side are windows decorated with
pictures Of the apparition to Margaret Mary;
the annunciation; Saint Joseph's workshop.
and Saints Peter and Paul. The baptistry Is
lighted by windows, representing tho baptism
OF Christ, the angel and Tobias, and guardian
angel and child. The gallery is lighted by one
large and several small windows.
THE MUSICAL PROGRAM.
The full program Of music is as follows: st.
Ceciias mass by Gounod. soprsni-Mrs. Clara
Baker Smith. Mrs Zaidee R. Smith. Misses
Blanche Mattingly. May Belle Whitesell, Hattie
Richey. Mary Cook, Emily Frech, Louise
Moeller, Mary Sweeny and Mrs. Mary Light.
Alti-Mrs. J. Esputa DAILY, Misses Marguerite
Nolan, Marguerite Eichhorn. Lulie Boone,
Laura Zen Sitter. Maggie Blaine. Tenori-
Messrs. William d. Mcfarland, Aloysius 8.
Fennel. F. A. Grant, William H. Daniel, James
H. Forsyth, Louis Dove, W. G. Penney Bassi-
Signor Mariana Mama, Emil Holer, John Nolan,
Bernard A. Ryan, James Nolan, DR.. John A.
DAILY, Martin Grant, r. G. Sutton, Edward
Joyce and Mr.. Schulters of st. Peters choir.
Graduate, alto solo, from LISTS oratorio
"Christus," Miss Marguerite Nolan; arranged
for string orchestra and organ by Gloetzner.
"Veni Sancte Spiritus," duet, soprano and alto,
DAILY. Offertorium, Signor n. Mama. ave
Verum," Willard. Mrs. Zaidee r. Smith. Coro-
nation march. Meyerbeer. The orchestra will
be of thirty pieces. Prof. Josef Kasper, director
Solo parts in the mass will be sustained by Mrs.
Clara Smith, Miss Blanche Mattingly, Messrs.
Mcfarland. F. A. Grant and Ryan. GLORIA g
vespers will be sung at $50 m, when the solo
parts will be sustained by Mrs. Clara B. Smith,
Mrs. Zaidee X. Smith, Marguerite Nolan,
Marguerite Eichhorn. Messrs- Mcfarland, Fem
nell, Mama, Holer. Veni Sancte Spiritus, Mrs.
Clara b. Smith. Veni Creator, Miss Marguerite
Eichhorn. Salvs Regina. Mozart, Madame
Mama. U Salutaris, arranged from Mario 6
ard, solo and chorus, soloist Mr.. Aoysius s.
Eennel