Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-17
Features Of Services in Vari-
Gus Churches.
The Celebration of the Great Church
Day.
Elaborate Musical Programmes Ar
ranged.
A List of the Churches Which Will Gel
ebrate the Day-The Subjects
of the Sermons.

and interesting manner. The church
will be beautifully decorated in keeping
with the great day, and the choir will
surpass it's usual excellent standard.
Their number has been largely aug
mented, and they have carefully re-
hearsed programme of most beautiful
and appropriate music.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated
by the Very Reverend A. J. Meyer, @.
M, assisted .by deacon and sub-deacon,
and the Reverend Father H. G. Dockery
will deliver the sermon.
The services begin at 10 o'clock.
The programme to be rendered on this
occasion will consist of the following
Vidi Aquam Palestrina-
Kyrie, Fifth mass, Haydn-jolo and chorus
Gloria, Twelfth mass, Mozart-solo and cho-
Raster symphony, Mascagni-orchestra
Veni Creator, soprano solo, Romandy-Mrs.
DR.. M. M. Kannon.
Credo, Fifth mass Haydn-solo and chorus.
ball, Mrs. Owens and chorus.
Sanctus, solo and chorus, Gounod-Mr. G. s.
Salutaris duet, Romandy-Miss Kimball
and Mrs, J. J. Schallert.
Aenus Del, solo and chorus, Haydn-Mr. H.
Unfold, SYe Portals, Redemption, Gounod-
Chorus.
Postlude. Fugue in C. Batiste-Prof T. W.
Wilde.
The Veni Creator and the Alma Virgo
have been composed especially for this
church and occasion by Sig. Romandy,
and his entire orchestra will be in at
tendance throughout the services.
The choir consists of the following
we'll known ladies and gentlemen, prom
inent in musical circles:
Sopranos-Miss Katharine Kimball,
Mrs. DR.. M. M. Kannon, Mrs. L. P.
Collette, Miss M. Rohr, Miss Bertha
Roth, Miss Bertha Penning.
Altos-Mrs. DIR. j. S. Owens, Mrs.
Jirah d. Cole, Mrs. j. j. Schallert, Mrs.
]. Alton, Miss Helen Roth, and Mrs.
Davidson.
Tenors-Mr. G. S. Walton. Mr.. G. J.
Ellis, Mr.. E. V. Maud and M. f. Man
ing.
Baritones-Baron Rogniat, Mr.. H. G.
Portwsy, Mr.. F. A. Walton and Mr..
John Alton.
Bassos-F. W. Wallace, Prof. 7.
Wiesendanger and Mr.. J. D. Cole.
Prof. T. W. Wilde, organist Mrs. G.
S. Walton, assistant organist; Mr.. J. j.
Schallert, director Romandy's orches-
ira.
The programme of music to be rem
dered at st. Paul's church (Olive street)
today, under the direction of Mr.. Pres
ton Ware Orem, is as follows:
Prelude for organ and orchestra, Coronation
March, Koetschmar
Processional Oh, the Golden, Glowi ng Morn
ing, lie Jeune.
Pascha Nostrum, Mornington.
TIE Deum in +. Koetschmar.
Jublate Deo in ID, Orem.
Introit,. Awake Up Ny Glory, Barnby.
Kyrie, Mozart, in b fiat MASS No. y.
Sanctus, Gloria in Excelsis. Mozart lin b fiat,
Recessional, Hymn 1O1.
Postlude, Priests March, Mendelssohn.
At 80 p. M:
Even Song.
Professional, Hymn 90.
Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis in D. Gounod
Anthem. Awake UP My Glory, Barnby.
Offertory, The Resurrection, Shelley,
Professional. Hymn 1O1.
An orchestra OF nine pieces, Mr.. Fred
Stark, first violin, will assist throughout
the morning service.
The following are the soloists: Tenor,
VIM. Foran basso, A. M. Hawthorne;
treble, Master George Knox alto, Mas
ter Alter Pearson.
The Sunday school festival will be
held at 3 p. m.
At the Easter morning service, the
congregation of st. Paul's church is
urgently requested to be in the church
by 10 80 o'clock. The congregation will
be admitted until O:45 a. M, only
through the tower door. The public
will be admitted after 10 AS a. m. at the
front doors. The general public is re-
quested not to seek an entrance into
the tower door.
At the cathedral this morning at the
10 O'Clock service there will be cele-
brated pontifcal high mass. The en-
trance march will be performed by the
L. A. G. B. A. brass band. The Messe
Solenelle by Eduardo Mario will be
sung. The aoloists will be- Madame
Garso Dely-Rubo, Mrs. B. Stanbery,
Mrs. B. Gardner. Mr.. Joseph F. Nuelle
and Mr.. Nicolaus Laub, with grand
chorus. The orchestral parts, as ar
ranged by organist A. G.. Gardner, will
be: Violin, Prof. F. Meme violincello,
Mr.. B. Blerlich; cornets, Mr.. Douglass
and Glenn contra bass, Mr.. T. Connors.
Lambilotte's Regina Cnli will be sung
at the offertory and grand march by a
A. G. Gardner will also be given, as we'll
as a final march by the brass band.
NOTES.
The Easter services at st. Johns Epis-
copal church, corner Adams and Figue-
roa streets, will be unusually elaborate.
The beautiful little church has been
most appropriately decorated, and is a
veritable bower of ecclesiastical beauty.
The rector will preach this morning on
The Risen Body of Christ, and this aft.
ernoon at will administer holy bap-
tism to several adults and children.
There will also be celebration of the
Holy Eucharist at a. m. The music
at the IL a. m. service will be hymn l03.
Rev. DR.. Chichester will preach an
Easter sermon at Emmanuel church.
At the First Baptist church this morn
ing Rev. DR.. Reeds topic will be Faith
the Condition of Christian Life and
Work.
The Easter service at the Park Con.
gregatlonal church will be participated
in this morning by the children. Ad.
dress by the pastor on Thoughts Sup.
gested by Easter. =
The Empty Sepulchre will be the
subject of Rev. d. d. Colmery's dis.
course at the Third Presbyterian church.
At the United Presbyterian church
Rev. H. w. Crabbe will preach an
Easter sermon from the words sJ oh II