Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
HOLY WEEK UPON U.s.
uSHRRED IN TO-DAY WITH PALM
SUNDAY.
he Ensuing Six Days Of Peculiar Interest in
Caaech ireS-Tas Programmes Of
Ngsic 1r Easter.

TODAY is Palm Sunday, and with it is
ushercd in the last week OF the som0re sea
400 OF Lcnt-a week well deserving Of its
especial appella.on OF Holy, filed as it IS
with the anniversaries OF the most import
ant snd striking events in the career Of the
Savior OF mankind, among them the cruc'-
6xion, and the glorious resurrection on
Easter morn. the anniversary or which Will
be cOmmemoratCd again week from TO-
day, with songs and flowers and general
rejoicing, in all the Churches IN CLiis'eu-
dom.
To-dav-Palm Sundays commemord-
tive Of the entry of Christ into Jerusalem,
and is especially and particularly OBSERVED
lu the Catholic churches, where the paiulS,
blessed bv the Church digUitarleS, are us
tributed % the mem ocr9 or the cougreSd-
tiOns after services Of more or less e.aO-
crate character On Wednesday tne rene
DIR Is cbaDted iD the Catnouc churrheSr
and on Holy Thursday, called Mauu0ay
Thursday from the wuHdl'um or cOmmanu
given 10 the Apostles, "a mass is celebrated,
but the service is restricted 10 the one, M
remembrance Of the fact that ON that day
Christ instituted the Eucharist and gave
communion 10 His Apostles The cere-
nlonv of the washing of the feet also takes
place on this day, and the oils are blessed,
as well as all the articles 90 Oe used 10 the
rites of the Church during the succeeding
year.
on Good Friday the Leuten season takes
On its darkest tint Mass is not celebrated
and i'm both the Catholic and Episcopal
churches the organ is silent ln the
Catholic churches the mass of the pre-
aanctihed is celebrated, SO called from the
conservation Of the Host the day before.
After receiving communion, the priest az
ruptly leaves the alter 90 remind the people
Of the hurried departure OK the lsrdeutes
after eating the pascnal lamb. On Holy
Saturday new fire is struck from flint and
All the candles are lighted therefrom, lndi-
cative Of the spread of the light OF the
Christian faith These are the chief Cere-
monies. each recalling some scene or act or
faith. The account OF the passion IS Iead
on Palm sunday, Wednesday trd@v anu
Saturday, each time according 20 uluer-
ent evangelist that OF st. John being read
on Good Friday, as he was the only one OF
them who witnessed the crucihXi0n.
Thus the Holy week passes away and
Easter comes typical or the
resurrection, and in vivid contrast 10
what has gone before, flowers and
lights give place % somose trappngs
and gloom, music succeeds TO silence, and
4
row 10 embark anew In the work or saliva
In most OF the churches the musical pro
rrammes have this year been prepared
with especial care, and all will oe given IN
nmOst satisfactory manner. Following is
list Of the music 10 be rendered
sr. JosEPH's CATHEDRAL.
Atthe Cathedral on Easter the services
will be Of the elaborate nature. Gencralls
mass will be rendered by the choir, under
theeficiert direction Of the organist, Mrs.
NJ E. Whitaker. Following are the mem
bcrs OF the choir; Sopranos, Mrs. Geo. y.
Feeney, Mrs. Henry kei!ar Misses Emma
Yahn, Agnes Hess and Miss Devlln;
Altos. Misses Augusta Handlan,
Jennie DeCamp and Agnes
Laurie: tenors, Jacques Front, George
HOke, Walter Chapman and II. q. NtlAeri
bassOs. Messrs Adam Edwards and Will
Taho and Daniel Coffee. In the afternoon
a. three oclock, Vespers will be sung.
ST. MATHEWS P. 2. CHURCH
AtSt Matthew'S Episcopal church, the
following splendid programme OF music
will be rendered;
Coral-"Lif, Yolr Glad Voices. ......H Holden
Easter Anthem .--..... -..--...-- ...-.... L.'3
tloria Patria ....-- hliarl
Gloria Pa-ria. -- NJ o'e I. ,ial
Gloria Pafria. ...-- BUCK
Fesaya, re Deum, Z hat.--- .-...---. N1tl man
Festival Jubilste, Is fat see. ...-... ba4mer
Hymu-"Ihe strife Is Ger '.--. .---.-.-. ...-.-..
gt'lta ~ rs, -
Hl mn" Coronation .----- ..- O.. ... r--
Ofertory-"Christ the Lord is Risen" Wheat
eauctu~...-.-. .-------. - So
Gloria i'm ENcel,is...-.-.. ....... --.. O.i Chant
The choir is composed as follows; Mrs.
Flora Williams and Miss Grace Ipde-
graf. Mrs. PEBBLES Ta-Cm and Miss Grace
Finneu, Mrs Or. Ascnman and Mrs. j. f.
Mendel. Messrs. Win Mccoy and Charles
Zulauf; Miss Wilde, organist.
ST. ALPH0NsUs CHURCH.
Following is the Easter programme a.
st. Alphousus Church az 10 o'clock.
Vidi Aouam ......... .... ..........-.tr X. Witt
Mass in O. ........-. ...-... Gee, Oha' D. w ll1N'.
Haec Dies o. W. .-tnV
Emitte Spiritum .--.....t. 81. SlIl'Nt
Easter hymn. .... ......-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
At 9 O'Clock Adolph Raim's "Vesperae
de CoufessOren will be sung by the full
choir, with baritone solos Oy Frank d.
Diermiuer. The mcmo ers Of the choir are
as follows: Sopranos, Misses Bertha Fox,
Rosa Bishog, Christina Larnits, KATE 10
bert. Mary Ebbert. Sophia Steiumetz,
Anna Hcimiuer Mary Hell, Mary Bel
Uuyer. Gertrude BOneuberger, Mary Died
rich. altos. Misses Cresceutia Felnler
Mathilda Feiuler. Theresa Schater
Frances Kline: tenOrs. Frank a. Woeoer,
Jr. Nenrv Paul, Julius HOhse, Drank 81.
Miller George BOtt. John Neishlrcnet'
Joseoh Baker; bassOs, Frank 81. Dlesmu-
Ter. VIM. Paul Joseph N0gt Anton Nolte
VIM Nolte, Chas. Noeoer, PeJer FocAI'
organist, Sebastian Meier.
-sr.LUKE'sP p. p. CHURCH.
AtSt Luke's Episcopal Church, on the
Island. the following programme VIII be
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