The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-29
A FAyoRITE IN NEW YORK.

A FAvoRITE IN NEW YORK.
Tomorrow morning Miss Lucy f. Mel
son of Bergen avenue, will sing the prin-
cipal soprano part in Kalinoda's Mass in
A, at St. Michael's Church. New York
City. The same mass will be repeated OH
Saturday morning. Ga Easter Day, Miss
Nelson will sing in Weber's Mass in G, at
the same church.
AT ST. PETERS CHURcH.
The services at 81. Peters h. q. Church
on Sunday will be-
HIGH MASS 1880 A. NJ.
1nterlude. Bach
Professional, "O'Filii ct Filiae" .Gregorian
vlul Aquam No%yee &
Kyrie Eleison, Mass in
Gloria. Mass in Slla
Prelude. ............ mozart
Credo, .'Messe Solennelie". Gounod
Offertorium, Flute Solo Fittle
Sanctus, Third Mass. Haydn
Benedictus, Alto, Sofa and Chorus. .......Haydn
Agnes Del, "Messe Solennelle" .Gounod
Grand March .,............ .Gounod
Grand VesDers, at half past seven r. M,
The Rev. j. Fox. S. j., will preach.
Prof. j. b. Ferry, organist and con-
ductor.
AT GRACE P. E. CHURCH.
The choir of Grace P. Z. Church, Green
vile, will sing:-
Fay's TIE Deum and Barrett's Jubilato on
Easter Sunday at the morning service. also an
Offertory by Mozart with soil and chorus. In
the evening McFarren's Magnificent and Nunc
Dimittis will be executed and a special Ofertory
(quartette chorus) will be sung.
The choir which has been increased for the
occasion is under the leadership of Mr.. Oscar
Schmidt; the organ is played by Miss II. @.
Bidweli.
AT THE LAFAYETTE NJ. E. CHURCH.
The musical programme at The LafaY-
cite NJ. E. Church at the morning service
will consist of the following numbers
Behold l tell you a mystery anthem, by
Albert J. Holden; soprano recitative and solo,
Miss Ella Booth; anthem, Christ is Risen, -
Howard; soprano recitative and solo, "And the
Angel said unto the Woman" Miss Ella Booth;
tenor solo, Death hath no more dominion over
him. Mr.. j. E. Low. The Rev. C. E. Little will
occupy the pulpit and the sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered. Mr.. ]. L.
Low is the director of the choir, and Miss Sara
l.. Culver, the organist.
of song for choir and Sunday school,, Portals of
Glory, !" by Emma Pitt. The opening duet will
be by Miss Booth and Miss Josephine Allison,
Miss Ada Curtis will sing Bring Offerings, y and
Miss Edith Dickinson ''Hailto the Dawn"
COMING CHANGES.
Changes are impending in the various
church choirs of this city, as is usually
the case at this time of year. The most
radical will be at the Park Reformed
Church, where the Quartette choir will be
done away with and congregational sing
ing substituted, the tenor. Mr.. Henry
SdStCbo, AOtbcht1Ao5 oS , -
lessor Joseph Poznanski will be retained
as organist. This change is the more note
worthy because the Park Reformed
Church was the first evangelical church
in the city to introduce a special musical
programme at the Sunday evening SER
vice. Since then the soloists ave always
been well-known in musical circles.
At the Bergen Baptist Church, quartette
singing will be continued, but Mrs. g. w.
Llewellyn, the soprano, and Mr.. w. j.
Collins, tie bass, will not remain. Mr..
Arthur Preston Will continue as %organist.
Neither vacancy has been filed, and sew
eral soioists are being tested.
The soprano of the North Baptist
Church choir will leave. Her place has
not yet been filled. There will be
changes, as yet unannounced, in Mr..
Dressler's famous quartette at the Bergen
Reformai Church.