St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02
SONG SERVICES.
All the Leading Churches Have
Made Easter Preparations.

Elaborate musical programmes have
been prepared for the Easter services
today in the leading Catholic and Epis-
copal churches, and also in several
churches of other denominations. At
the church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton the service will be particularly
elaborate. 1t includes Gounod's mass,
1.-The Inflammatus" from ROsini'S
"Stobat Master" as offertory, and the
"Veni Creator" arranged as a quar-
tette. irhe music will be rendered
under the direction of p. II. Mullen. by
DanZ's full orchestra, chorus of thir-
Iy-fve voices, two quartettes, Miss
Chevuert, as organiSt, and the fol-
lowing solists: Sopranos, Misses Nellie
O'Brien and Bacon; alto, Miss King;
tenors, Thomas -O'DOnnell and j. p.
Nolan: bassos, Thomas j. Heating and
Z. II. Mullen.
At Holy Rosary church the pro-
graInme for the morning services will
be composed of sacred compositions of
Donlzetti. Gonoud, Diabelli, Mendels-
sohn, Shelly and Cherinbum. The SOLO
lists will be Misses f. Bagley and A.
Hughes and MesSrs. w. H. Kitz and w.
ID. Dibbs. In the afternoon at 3 the
services will consist of The solemn yes
perS. rosary procession and benediction.
At st. Stephens church the musical
numbers will be rendered by the
''church Quartette," composed of Mrs.
Parks, soprano; Miss Marguerite Drew,
contralto; NJ de Raiche, tenor, and NJ.
Beauparlant, bass, assisted by Misses
Amalia Ripple, Mildred kellogg and
Messrs. Eichman and Monohan, with an
enlarged chorus of twenty voices and a
f,,lI t,nIAr fha II N
( MesSrs. Claude Madden and DE Raiche.
Gounod's "Messe SOlamnelle de- st.
Cecilo" will be rendered in full num-
bers. LOmbillatte's Easter oratOrio will
also be surg. The evening vesper
music will be augmented by several
good compositions. %
Three services will be held in Geth-
semane church. The programmesfor
the 6 a. m. service includes nine Tltul
bers; for 1880 a. m, fifteen numRsrS;
for 80 p. NJ, eight numbers; ala by
the greatest composers of church music
The music at st. Marks is always
grand. This year Director A. M. Shhly
has put upon sthe programme the Organ
addagio from Haydn's seventh sym
phony, "Christ, Our Passover" thegTe
Deum, Festival Jublate. Jerusalem
the Golden.n and Lift Your Glad
Voices" for rendition by the choir.
Mrs. Larrabie will sing Shefley'S
...Resurrection" at the offertory. a
Three services have been arrangeu for
in st. Luke's church. Z a. M, IL a. M.
and p. m. Elaborate programmes
have been prepared for each service,
The first service at st. Paul's will be
holy communion at z a. III. Fifteen
numbers are on.the programme for the
1920 service, including the hallelu1ah
chorus from the .Messiah." :
At Westminster the choir. enlarged
for the occasion, will consist of: So
pranos. Miss Susie Mckay, Mrs. G. A.
Marshall; contraltos, Miss Alma Norton
johnson, Mrs. Frank Burton; tenors, &.
W. Buckingham, ID. w. Elliott; bassOs,
w. }. Chick, j. H. Chick; cornetist, A.
d. Laird; organist, Mr.. Marshall. The
voluntary land prelude for organ and
cOrnet will be selections from Wagner
and ROssini.
At the Park Avenue Congregational
the regular choir will render a special
programme of Easter music.
At the First Methodist church the
Easter music will be rendered by the
Epworth Male quartette, assisted by
Mrs. Palmer, Miss Sexton, Mrs. Smith
and chorus of twenty-five voices.
AT Plymouth church special pro-
gramme will be rendered by the follow
ing: Miss Maud Ulmer, SOprano; Mrs.
&. S. Butler, alto; w. b. Heath, tenor
e. E. Fisher, bass. The church singers
are: Sopranos, Misses Rosetta Mellow
ell, McCullOm, Clara Holt, Mary Cush-
man, Clara Ripley, Jessie futile; altos,
Mrs. W. q. McCord, Misses Kittie Hig-
gins, Pearl Richards, Mary Plant; ten
ors, George Webster, Elmer Ryan, E. Il.
Smith; bassos, Will Shepard, f. II.
Clark, A. r. Dean, A. S. BOult; organ
ist, MIR. Andrews.
THE Easter services at Notre Dame
de LOwdes will be as follows
At 1880 high mass and Stencils mass
in B fat will be sung, also ..Veni Crea-
tor" and lava Verum." F.IPariseau is
The sopranos are Mr.. Bilodeau, Mrs. f.
Pariseau, Miss Soumis; altos, Mrs. c.
II. Dumas, Mrs. Bernard, j. Dupont;
tenors. q. Pasha. and l.. Z. Demeules ;
bass, j. p. Collet, p. BIIsdeau and G. IL.
Dumas.
Easter music has been prepared for
the morning service in the Thirteenth
Avenue M. E. church. In the afternoon
at $3.50 there will be Knights Templar
Easter service. conducted by Rev. Sir
Knight j. b. Hingeley, prelate of Zion
Commandery Z, Il. No. 2, and partici-
pated in by Zion Commandery K. L. No.
2. Sir Knight Washington Gray, emf
nent commander Darius Commandery
K. L. No. Z; Sir Knight w. A. Miller,
eminent commander, and Minneapolis
Mounted Commandery K. L. No. %,
Sir Knight W. j. Hahn, eminent COM
mander.
At the peoples meeting, beginning at
$50, there will be musical service,
participated in by Mrs. Carrie Millward,
Miss Birdie MasserZieber and the Ma
sonic quartette.
At Wesley Nj. Z. church, Church of
the Redeemer and Calvary Baptist
church the regular choirs will render
special Easter music. The special pro-
gramme at the Hennepin NJ. E. church
has been abandoned.