The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-18
ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH.
Order of Services for the Re-
opening Next Sunday.

The reOpeniDg Of st. Ignatus Church,
the interior of which has been undergoing
transformation during the past twelve
months, will take place next Sunday with
all the pomp and grandeur for which the
Catholic Church is justly noted On this
occasion the Jesuit Fathers will strive to
Guido all previous efforts in their endeaYor
to make the terceptpnary of st. Aloysius
one to be long remembered.
While it is not expected that the sacred
edifce viii begin to accommodate the vast
throngs DESTROYS of attending the services
on that day, special arrangements have been
made to facilitate the seating of the con-
gregatiOn and as many visitors as it will be
possible to accommodate.
There will be POntitical High Mass at
10 80 A. NJ. Ponlifical Vespers at 1880 p. NJ.
and on both OCCASIONS his Grace the Most
Reverend Archbishop RioTdon will preside.
The Right Rev. Bishop Healy of Portland,
Me, will preach in the morning and Rev.
Father SASHA in the evening.
The musical portion CT the ceremonies, 1t
is expected, will eclipse all previous efforts,
nothing having been spared 10 further this
end. A selected orchestra OF picked mu-
sicianS, numbering forty, assisted by the
great organ, Will render the instrumental
part Of MoZart's Incompatible " Twelfth
Mass" that selection having been made Oh
account of the grandeur of conception and
the breadth and volume of sound III which
it is capable when interpreted by large
chorus. a quadruple quartet OF profession
ais, assisted by about sixty ehorus-singers,
will sustain the vocal portion.
Before the sermon the andaute from
Verbs "NabucOdonoSor" will be played on
stTinged instruments; at the offertory jung
maBn's Harp Sounds" will be rendered on
the French horn by L. Schlott, with full
orchestral accompaniment, and after the
last gospel the overture TO 'Semlramide," by
RCSsinj, will close the morning services.
Giorga's "Vespers" will be sung in the
evening, at which a beautiful feature Will
be introduced, similar 10 that Of st. Peter S
in Rome, namely, the chanting Of male
voices on the altar, responded 10 by the
choir from the organ gallery.
A brilliant effect viii be produced by the
proper arrangement of lights calculated to
bring out the paintings on the beautiful
windows imported from Munich, which,
with the myriad of candles. gas light can
delabra, etc, will illuminate the architectu-
raj beaut es and decorations in a Strikngly
vivid manner.
Nine. julie Rosewald will sing the "Bene-
dictus"; the ''QuOniam' from Mozart
will be rendered by J. c. Hughes; Philip
BransOn will sing EFT Incarnatus Est" the
trio, =" Jesu Del Vive," by Verdi, will be
sung by Nine. Louise GudecelIe, ID. NJ.
Jones anu u - I1hEhtSi tlV Nv 4idi 30
by Mrs. Z. 5. Griffin, and Coccia's grand
"Tantum Ergo" by J. C. Hughes Will COM
pIete the evening service.
The leading vocalsts will be; Sopranos
Nine. Louise Giudecelle, Nine. Julie Rose
wcld, Mile. Ida Valerga, Miss Koppez;
contraltos-Mrs L. 5. Griffin, Miss May
Thorne, Mmp. de la Mo;he, Mrs. Washburn;
tenors-D. NJ. Jones, p. Branson, Charles
Bach, Signor Stanlini bassoS-J. c. Hughes,
G.. Main, A. Nj. Thornton, Signor PadlZZa;
conductor. James SchmitZ; director and
OrganiSt, John Muller