The Jersey City news., 1892-04-14
EASTER SUNDAY music.
Elaborate Programmes Ar
ranged in All the Lead
ing Churches.
METHODISTS TO CELEBRATE.
Great Masses at the Roman Cath
olIc Churches-VariOus Prot
estant Services.

tions, present special musical features
and extensive floral decorations.
ST. PETERS R. c.
st. Peters r. C. Church, Grand street,
has been and will be crowded at any hour
of the day during Holy Week. The floral
decorations today are elaborate, and a
constant stream of visitors admire them.
Tomorrow Good 4 riday) there will be
the Devotion of the Three Hours Agony,
beginning at twelve noon. ending at three
D. m. Sermons by the Rev. J. F. K.
past seven, the Rev. J. ]. Jerge, S. j., will
preach on the Passion. The Easter Sun
day services will be at half-past ten a. m.
Solemn high mass, with grand orchestra.
sermon by the Rev. A. Coppens. S. j., and
half-past seven D. m, solemn vespers.
sermon by the Rev. H. j. Kavanagh, S. j.
AT high mass the following musical pro-
gramme will pe:-
Overture Jubel... ........................Ba Bach
Professional, 10 Flu ct Fiiae"... ..Gregorian
Vidi AQuam. Observation-Disclosures. .Pecher
Kyrie, Mass in C.....................Be Beethoven
Gloria, Coronation Mass .............. .Cherubini
Interlude, Symphonic in E fiat.... Mozart
venl creator. -.,::'...'......'. Mhiaru
Crede Coronation Mass ss............... .Cherubini
OffertOrlum. bdcn
Orchestra and oboe solo.
Sanctuo, Messe Solennelle. ........... .Gounod
Tenor solo aud chorus.
Benedictus, Imperial Mass Haydn
Alto solo and chorus.
Agnus Del, Messe Solennelle. .Gounod
Recessional, March from "Lenore" symphony.
Joachim Raft
Mr.. John B. Ferry will preside at the
organ, and full orchestra from New
York city will supplement- the choir.
ST. MICHAEL's r. C.
St. Michaels r. c. Church, Hamilton
Park, will give the following fine musi-
cal programme at the solemn high mass
to be celebrated at eleven a. m.:-
Easter Melodie Religieuse, for violin and
organ Mr.. Charlie Utsinger, violinist, Mr.. G.
A Utsinger, organist.
Vidi Aguam. ...................G ..Gregorian
Seconde Grande Messe. se.................Da .Dachauer
For voices. organ and stringed Instruments;
Haec Dies eS.................. IL. de Grauer- Val
Solo and chorus.
veui creator. HARRISON
Regina Coell. ~ Pnsa
Grande Sortie, 80 Fill ct Filias."
Mr. Gus A. UtsinSer will officiate as
organist, and the choir. which has been
greatly augmented for the occasion, will
be assisted by a strong orchestra, Messrs
G. Utsinger and J. Callman, first violins;
M. Nagle, second; B. Petersen and +.
tieping, third violins; Charles II. Acker-
man, cello.
ST. MATTHEW'S P. E.
st. Matthew's P. E. Church, Sussex
street, will bear out the reputation for
fine music which it has borne SO long.
At the service at half past ten a. m. the
following music will be given:-
Professional, "Christ the Lord is risen today
D. F. Tully
TIE Deum Laudamus, in F............ .Kot schmai
Jublate, in F...... .................. .Scnllnne
Kyrie Eleison, in F.. Tours
Gloria Tibi, in C....
Absorption, in flat. Rogers
Anthem He is Risen'' .....................C Glare
Sanctus, IN E.................. .Camldge
Agnus Del, IN f.. ....:......-....'..... ...Iours
Gloria in Excelsis, in C.......................
Recessional, Day of Resurrection. ........ Tours
The programme for the service at hall
past seven p. m. will be-
Professional. "Christ the Lord is Risen Today
Cantanta. Bridgewatel
Deus Misereatur. ur....,................Br Bridgewatei
Offertory Anthem. Glare
Nunc Dimittls. ...............-......I kegius
Recessional Hymn. Observation-Disclosures. ...Tours
Mr.. Fred. Burtis is organist and choir
master.
TRINITY, HoBoKEN.
Trinity Church, Hoboken, will celebrate
the day with the following music:-
Venite Exultemus. ."Christ Our Passover
TIE Deum Laudamus. ...,.....-..........-.I Tour!
Rniv rommnnion introit. HYMN io
Kyrie and Credo from Tours Mass is F..........
Hymn 1O4 :..............-
Offertory. Awake Up My Glory. j. Barnby
Sanctus and Clio ia Tours Mass in F............., r
Benedctus and Agnus Del, 49,. Goun od's Sd Mas
Post Communion. .Nunc Dimittis, Gregoriar
ReceSSional. .................. LYNN lu
The programme for Even song will be
Process .onal. Hymn 81
Magnihfieat, hfs,,, Anima Mea' Tours Mass in
offertory, "Why Seek Ye the Livings". 80. Clar,
Recessional. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. hymn 1O
The offertory awake Up. My GloryP
introduces two treble solos, and the offer
tory for evensong solos for bass and two
trebles. The soloists will be Mr. George
Hess. treble; Mr.. Donald Roberts. second
treble; Mr.. c, A. Burhorn. tenor, and
choir will sing. MIR. w. Horatio Brown
is organist and choir master.
CENTENARY NJ. E.
The Centenary NJ. X. Church, Pavonia
avenue, near Coles street. will celebrate
it's twenty-ffth anniversary on Easter
Sunday The programme has been al
ready published in full The musical de-
partment is conducted by Mr.. John Wat
son, choir master, and Mr.. Albert Cook
organist, aud will differ but slightly from
the usual service. Epworth League. Chap.
ter 4, 422 of Centenary Church will con.
duct the singing at the evening service.
at which the Gospel Hymns will be used
WEST SIDE NJ. e.
The Sunday school of the West Side M.
E. Church will hold an Easter service, at
which the following music will be given
Hymns. Christ. the Lord. is Risen To-
day, ;" Wake the Song" God hath sent
his angels;" quartette. "There's green
hill far away" hymns. 'The, Saviour's
Tomb" "What Meeting" and "Gloria
in Excelsis Deo." 1t is intended to Dor
tray in song the death, burial. resurree
tion and ascension OF the Saviour. The
Rev DIR. Atkinson will address the chill
dreu, as will also Mr.. VIM. Beach. Miss
Tillie Hepsley. soprano. will sing at both
services.
LAFAYETTE NJ. E.
The Lafayette M. E. Church, Pacific
avenue, will be decorated next Sunday
with ferns. palms, lilies fresh from Ber
muda. brought by a member of the con
gregation. The programme follows:-
Morning service, 10:30; organ prelude
Anthem, "He Lives" (Williams) full
choir Offertory, "Open the Gates of TIM
Temple" Soprano solo. Mrs. George
Snow. Evening service, 7:30 q. m; Easte