The herald., 1894-03-25

sacred heart, on the left OF the chancel,
is banked with red poppies, while the
altar of St. Joseph is enhanced with q
profusion of callas and palms, the base
of the statue also being hidden with
these decorations. The small rosary
altar at the right OF the chancel is filled
with roses, while the larger shrine of the
blessed Virgin ia banked with flowers in
profu lion and variety.
Easter will be observed at st. Vim
cspt'o today. The ceremonies will be
especially impressive. Very Rev. j. Fl.
Hickey, the pastor OF the congregation
and superior OF the college, will deliver
a discourse and has selected for his sub
iect Resurrection, a theme full OF inter-
est. Rev. Father A. w. Richardson
will celebrate solemn high mass, as
sisted by Rev. Father j. E. Linn, dea.
con. aud Rev. Father j. E. Hoover, sub
deacon. The music for the day has been
especially prepared for the event and
will prove an interesting adjunct to the
impressive ceremonies. The programme
will consist OF the following classic num-
bera:
vIdi Aquam, chorup, Palestrina.
Kyrie, Imperial Mass, Haydn.
Gloria, Fifth Msse, Haydn.
luAtTneZLOs Ahhttf MoeOsb@As
Vent Gre ator, soprano solo, tioIza.
Cfedo, Mass in G, Beethoven.
sanctus. Sixteenth Mass, Haydn.
q SalutRris, s0prHuO solo, Arrillaga.
Agnus Del, I'm perial Mass, Haydn.
Marche P0ntihcale, violin and organ, Men,
delssohn.
The following ladies and gentlemen
comprise the choir: Misses Nanette
Gottschalk, Roth, Rohr, Hovel, Peltier,
Lindenieldt. Mines. Ramon, Shallert,
Walton, Alton and Gerhardy Messrs.
Ellis, Walton, Maud, F. A. Walton and
DR.. Fernandez. Mr.. j. Bond Francisco
will play the violin obigatos throughout
the mass, and Prof I. w. Wilde will
preside at the organ.
Services will begin at 10 80 O'Clock.
IMMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN.
The decorations are especially beauti-
full and effective; date palms and jars OF
callas bank the platform, while be-
tween them are seen baskets of roses,
mGrigolds and hvacinths. Along the
edge are Jars of white feur de lis and
hyacinths and roses. A special feature
is large jar of purple heur de lis on a
table juet beneath the pulpit. The
front OF the platform is banked with
jars OF callas and date palms. En-
twined about the choir rail is smilax.
while date palms lean against the sides
of the organ. At the right of the
church ia beautiful cross OF peach
blossoms. On the opposite side larger
one, formed of white Gala lilies. Palms,
potted plants and various flowers are
also displayed about the church with
striking effect.
The musical programme is as follows:
Organ prelude, Pergolest.
Anthem. As II Began TO Dawn, Vincent.
Solo, Chiist the Lord is Risen, EAure-Jonef
Rubo.
Solo, Prayer strodella-Mre. Rubo.
OffeItory solo, 0 Heart Bowed Down, Arise;
soio,. know That Ny Redeemer Liveth;
Hsndel-Mrr. Tolhurst.
An hem, Christ Our Passovc-, sche ling.
SIMPSON TABERNACLE,
The principal service will be that oil
the Knights Templar at 2 80 in the after
noon. The decorations are in excellent
taste. On top OF the pulpit is bou-
quet OF white roses. and falling down
the column is delicate smilax. At the
left is baptismal font of white and
filled with poppies. On the right is q
column of Gala lilies. A large cross OF
thsse flowers is displayed, while in the
chancel ia smaller one.
Palms and callAs are also displayed to
advantage. Over the main aisle is an
arch which bids the Knights welcome.
The offsrtory at the afternoon service
will be The Resurrection, sung by Miss
Elizabeth KimbRll.
PLAZA CHURCH.
Mass will be celebrated at 10 80 a. m.
by Rev. NJ. S. Liebana. assisted by Rev.
j. T. Noonan. Millard's mass will be
sung. ct Incarnatus Est will be rem
dsred by DIR. Jauch. Lambillotte's Re-
gina Coeli will be given at the offertory.
Y. W. c. A.
The Y. w. @. A. has accepted the rec
tors invitation to special Easter serv-
ice at st. Johns Episcopal church, cor
ner of Adams and Figueroa streets, at
4 O'Clock. Easter music. An address
by the rector, Rev. B. W. R. Tayler, to
the Y. W. @. A.
For the above reason no downtown
service will be held.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
A feature of the Easter service will be
the singing of Mrs. Alice Austermell
Dorm.
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL.
The Sunday school will hold an Ess-