The morning call., 1894-03-25

World" Evening Organ voluntary. hymn.
christ Arose" choir aud congregation; "Alle-
iuii- Christ Is Risen" Denis). choir; Scripture
na isSson; @ NJ be Lord Is Risen" (suiliyanl. Miss
N, Stones" Rev L. r. Dille, DID,, pastor I;
Tive Thanks Unto The Lord'' (H aIsoD) choir.
Nuesira Sonora de Guadalupe-Musical serv-
ICE at 1880 A. NJ; "kyrie'' and "Gloria' from
| Giorza's third mass; "Credo." as nctus" aud
Agngs' from Haydn's imperial mass; Halle
! iul d" from Stava's mass. SOpranos-Mrs. z.
Camarena, Misses c. Cooney, A Aeosta, E.
| JofTe, a. Buckley; altos-Misses 81. AudTade,
Il; n; Zap Eos, N OROurke: tenors-F. LOaiZa,
! ". .berflll, h. Mofrlssey; bassos-H. BasfoTd,
! L. beean; director and OIgaGist, ). Arrlaga.
Italian Church of Saints Peter and Paul, cor
ner OF Dupont and Fllbert streets-Solemn high
mass al 1880 A. NJ. olo GioTZa's fifth mass,
under the direction OF Professor Spadini. organ
| Isl OF The church, rendered bv the following
vocalist: Sopranos-Mrs. Spltzv, Mrs. Mar
| gina, he Misses Margarito Coleman and Jean
| ellie Coleman, Miss Emma KEELING. Miss The
! resa Gulnasa. Miss Spadina, Mira Spadina,
Addle MADEIRA. Louisa LagOmasIno; altos
| Mfs. NJ. Spadina, LeOWefelburg. COTDelia Doug
las, Tiiile Cassasa; teuOrs-Mr Barkelew. A.
Chamberlain; bassos-C: kIipper. j. MOnti.
AT The otteTtoIy Miss Margarita Coleman will
sing G. H. Lannod's celebrated Ave Maria"
with violin Obiigato by j. Coleman. Mrs. DR..
D; StltZy viii sing GiorZa's 20 Salutaris" The
and choir
ST. BrIdGers Church, corner OF Van Ness ave.
hue and Broadway-Selemn high mass al 1880
a NJ The music, under tie direction of Mr..
and Mrs. Roeekel, will consist OF mixed cho-
rus with twenty voices, with orchestra and
organ aeeompaniment. The solos will De di-
yldrd between Nine. Ellen CouTseD ROeckel,
Mrs. ID. Lewis, Miss Evelyn Manning, sopranos:
SenOrita A. Moiiea, Miss Nell Couch, contral-
los; I'D Lolz, NJ. Nuremberg. { nors, aud j. A.
Fogariy, basso. The following numbers will
De render ed: "Vidl Aquam'' (J0seph RoeckeD;
Iwenth Mass (MozaIpi "kyIle," "GlorIa."
"Credo," "SancIus." ',Aguus De,d "V M Crea-
tori (Giorza). so Salularls'' CNicoIo( .sTanIum
Ergo" lJos oh ROeekeD, "LaudaIe" [HandeD
OTgs mist, Joseph R0eckel.
Howard Presbyterian Church, Mission street.
Organ prelude, "Et Resurrexit"' from first
anihem, The SapUa Cox q ASfanam a huIsffe PIaise
Conqueror" (GlardDD; SOLO. TN ResurTec-
!Ion," ii; r; Shelley; hymn 362. Christ,
Above All Glory Seated' &C. F. Roop; offer
hymn 357, "Hark, Ten Thousand Harps CDR
Mason); posiIude. Coronation March q. ).
Syendsenl Evenins-Organ prelude, "Fugue,"
.Cum Saneto' f ON thirteenth mass MOzsrl;
anthem, Praise Waiteth for Thee" CIV. f.
Suudsl; hymn 32S, "Come, Every PiOus
Heart q. Ddsou); duet, The Lo'd Is My
to the Lords Amounted &c. j.. " bb); offer
tory, 20 Be joyful in the Lord" o. r. Thomas);
hymn 339. IAN Hall the Power OF Jesus
Name" lHolden); postlude, "Festal March," in
Z nat (Weubam Smithl. William F. Hooke,
organist ana musical director.
Sacred Heart Church, Fell and Fillmore
stTeets-QuaTtet and chorus under direction of
Professor ). Martinez the members being:
soprano, Miss Nj. Dworzek; alto. Miss May
b. i.
Alexander. The following will b. rendered at
high mass at 1880 A. NJ: 'Vidi AQuam'
(PeIers)i Won WebeI's mass in q complete;
UneTtOTium, Regina CRn' (Werner).
Al 81. IgDatius Chufen solemn high mass Will
be celebrated a. 1890 A. NJ Rev. Father
Chlappa. S. j. will deliv the sermon. The
large male choir, under the direction OF Rev.
Father Allen, 5. j., will be accompanied by
full orchestra Of fifty pieces, together with the
orTEsE' Ts' n % charge Of N. W; oSouneil orgsnist.
dictus" and ''Agnus DEL" from FaucOniers
3D. S8, and The "Credo' of GounOd's second
mass Will be sung, With "Regina Cell" for
Handefs "Messias."
In the evening at 1880 there will be vespers
and solemn bepedicIioD. al which, in addition
10 the morning choir, choir of little boys viii
sing with the same orchestra
81. DOmInic's ChuTch-The celebrant at sol
emn high mass will be Father A. Riley; deacon,
4. h. Maher; subdeaeon, Fa her @. Clancy.
Father I. Fitzsimmons will preach Solemn
benz dtction will be sung in the evening and a
sermon will be preached by Father A. NeTger-
Vile. The music Will Beethoven's Mass in
with the ofertoTles, Regina CRli" Uambi-
lOtID and "Ecce PaRis' (Andre) aud violon-
cello oblleaio by a. ID. Prentss Il viii be sung
by Miss h. Kelly, Mrs. p. Q. Prentiss Miss X.
Coyle, Miss Nj. l.. Dunn, g. o. Jones, H. Z.
SmyIhe, w. c. Roberts. d. l. Sheerln. First
ylolIns; A. L. Jones. c. Z. Cook; second Violin,
Nj. ID. Jones.
81. Parrlek's Church on Mission street-At
1880 A NJ. sol mn high mass will be cele-
bratrd. v. Father Foley will be eelebrant,
Rev. Father Powers deacon. Rev. Father Bren-
nan sub-deacon, Rev. Pastor Grey master of
ceremony. Rev. Father Brennan will preach
the sermon. Tie choir OF the church will sing
the solo parts of the music and host OF volun-
teers the chorus. The musical service will
begin with Novelties "Vidi Aquam," bul the
mass will be CheIubinPs in A. with ''Vrnl
Creator" tenor solo, with violin ubligato u. p
BroHDh sung by 5. Blum, obligato by Profess
sor Charles p. Orr. Tie Off rtOry will be
"Gaudeamus." by Diabel The choir will
consist Of Miss Belle Higgins, soprano; Sig q.
iancbi, contra alto; 5. Blum, tenor; Sig Dam
brogio, basso; j. Dohrmann, oTaanist and d.
rector of music.
ST. P,teT's Church, Alabama and Twenty
fourth sireets-Haydn's Mass No. 2, with or
gan and orchestra aeeompaniments; ''Venl
Orator" (MebrD; Laudst, (ZiDgarellD;
''O'SalutaTis," (Gounod); "Tsptum Ergo" CNo-
veHo). l be choir Will be greatly augmented on
| this occasion SolOists-SopfaEO. Mrs. wiz;
| alto. Miss Gallagher; tenor, MIR. Wilson; basso
| W. Lane; musical director, Z. Bsrth.
Holy Cross Church, EDDY street. near Scott
Masses will begin at z, $3.50, $3.50, and a high
mass al 1890 Will be celebrated by the pastor
Rev. Father McGinly. An appropriate sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Father MeQuade.
A select choir will render the following music:
| "KYrie," GLORIA" "Credo" and "Agnus Dei"
| from Cimarosa's grand military mass; Sane
tus'' and "Beuedictus,' OF Weber; "Veni Crea-
| tor" by Belllni, aud Regina CoeIi." by Rose
| wig. Sopranos-The Misses Gertrude Frost
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