Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-28

MELODY THAT IS OUTLINED FOR THE GLAD
EASTER.
The Festival Will be Especially Observed in the
Catholic and Episcopal Ohurchss-S0me
Of the Programmes.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday.
The new week begins with the day that
commentaries the rising out OF the
gloom Of that tragedy Of the worlds
one Great Light. Good Friday typities
the going down into the darkness OF de-
SPAR Of the heart of Christianity, East
er its yelling up in glorious rhapsody
OF thanksgiving, praise and exultation.
During Holy Thursday and Good
Good Friday the organ is silent.
With each recurring Easter for near
~ nineteen hundred years the joyous
anthem "He Is Risen" has gathered
volume, sweetness, and power, until on
the festival OF tomorrow it will be
heard from millions of voices. Easter
has been the inspiration of some Of the
grandest sacred music, and in the
Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran
Churches especially, this music takes
an important place in the services OF
that day.
The music tomorrow will be Of the
usual elaborate character although per-
haps limited 10 fewer churches and the
choruses have been.in rehearsal.for some
time. Below are given the programme
and names OF those composing the
the choirs so far as they could be OBJ
tanned.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
Specially interesting Easter services
will be held at the English Evangelical
Lutheran church tomorrow. The pas
tor, Rev. +. H. Dornblaser, will at the
morning service to receives large number
OF young people into church fellowship,
and baptize number of infants. The
Holy Communion will be administered
both morning and evening. The Sun
day school service will be at p. m, and
the pastor will preach at 1880 p. NJ. The
church will be decorated with plants
and flowers, and the choir will render
music specially adapted to the trium-
phant festival.
ST. ALPHoNsUs CHURCH.
The following is the Easter pro-
gramme at ST. AlphOnSus church:
MORNING.
vidi aquam....... ...... ........ BY FIR. y. witt
Mass in Hat Observation-Disclosures. Farmer
llace dies. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. Wlegand
Veni Creator ..................... f. y. Wit
AFTERNOON
x,espers A Nam
Hymn So,oo SiHs w,es5Sd
by MI Frank J. Diegmillef.
Tantum Ergo. e.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rossi
Members OF the Choir-SopranoS-
Miss Emma Yahn, Mrs. Henry Keller,
Misses Bertha Fox, Rosa Bischof, Kate
Gilbert, Mary Gilbert, Mary Rempe,
Emily Beltz. Altos-Msses c. Feinler
Rosa NJ. Woeber, Anna Beltz, Theresa
Schaefer. Tenors-MeSsrs Frank A.
Woeber, Jr., Henry Paul, VIM. Paul,
Julius Hopse, Frank J. Miller. BassoS
MessrS. Frank j. Diegmiler, Anton
Nolte, William Nolte.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.
The special song service at st.
Matthews p. Z. Church, will take place
in the morning, and the following pro-
gramme will be carried ont:
Carol-"Easter Flowers. ................ Pond
Easter An hem. ........-..... ......-.-... LIoyd
Gloria Patrla -.....-..-...... ;AhuteWS
Gloria Patra ....... Observation-Disclosures. Mosentaal
Gloria PatriA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TIE Deum. ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. farrlamb
Jubelate Festival. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shuey
Odertory-" Resurrection" . .......... Shelley
Sanctus. .............. o.. ........... TuckcrmGn
Gloria in Excelsis Northumberland old Chant
The choir will consiStof the following
well known singers: Sopranos
Nellie SweeneyPalmer and Miss Vardy.
COntraltos-Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum and
Mrs. Allan Brock. Tenors-Dr. Asch-
man and Mr.. 4. j. Banner. Bass-Mr.
Chas Zulauf Mr.. John f.. Mendel is
the director and Miss Wilde organist.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
At this church very interesting pro-
gramme will be rendered under the Elf
cient dictatorship OF Prof. j. NJ. Ham
mond. The following is the programme
Anthem-"Awake Thou That Sleepest" ..Stainer
Authenticity Savior" Gee. ..............
Authem-"Ths is the Day"........ o. Palmer
CarOl-"The Resurrection Day .......... banks
Carol-"Jesus Christ is Risen Today.
Carol-"Days Grow Longer ............. banks
Carol-"The Voices Of the Angels Ward
The choir consists OF the following:
Sopranos, Misses Annie Somers, May
Robinson, Sue Bradshaw and Masters
Allan Robinson, Chappie Watson, Cecil
Graebe, John Clark, Harry Silvey, Frank
Miller, Tom Perry and Howard Over
man; altos, Misses Ida Irwin, Matte
Miller, Edith Grances and Masters Wal
do Carnahan, Morse Van Fossen and
Earl Mckee; tenors: Il. r. Billiard and
II. r. Bell; baSsos, Tom Lawson, Louis
Huseman, Jesse Morris and Prof. |. NJ.
Hammond; Miss Nellie Storer, organist.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Praise service will be held in the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow evening.
Beautiful resurrection hymns will be
sung, and the choir will give some ex-
cellent solos and anthems. The choir
will be composed of the following per-
sons: Soprano, Mrs. Flora Williams;
alto, Miss Theresa Philips; tenor, Mr..
VIII Il. Day; basSo, Mr.. W. ID, Mccoy.
Miss Emily Warwood will be the organ
list.
NORTH STREET CHURCH.
At the North Street NJ. r. Church
Easter will be observed with appro-
pirate services. At the service in the
evening the Sunday school will assist,
and the full programme of music will be
rendered.:
Gloria Patria .......... .................
Christ the Lord is Risen To-Day. ...... Palmer
Easter Garland .......................A Armstrong
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