Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

High mass, at 10 a. M, Rev. Father
Guyot, Celebrant
The regular choir IS composed OF
Mrs. Guy Price Misses De Witt and
BEETLE Terry, soprano; Mrs. Ed Lewis.
Misses Wcltman, Conlisk, Pagan and
Hoeny, alto; ]. Il, Shorb, J. NJ. Kelly,
tenor; ]. G. Bayerhoffer. G, l.. Pres
colt, p. G. Hoeny, #. Sales, bass. The
choir will be assisted by Mr.. Q. ID.
Iusk, flute and Prof, Pitts. violin.
Before mass: Regina Coell-Warner.
Cimarosn's grand military mass In
full. including the Kyrie, Gloria, Credo,
Sanctus Benedlctus. and Agnus Del.
CThis will be the first time this mass
shall have been given IN Fort WorthO
onertory: Ave Maris Stella trio
Karst
solo-La Hache.
yeni Creator by Willard, o aalutarls,
trio. by Cushman. Tantum Ergo solo
and chorus, by Millard
Miss Ella Montgomery Is the organ
list OF St. Patrioks church.
The main altar is, OF course, the most
beautiful. and today when the candles
are all lighted will present briliiaht
and almost dazzling appearance. Ine
gates OF the altar railing are held
ODen tN NMO IlH RAiAiin 50 F@Nff
Hight green fronds OF the plants max
ing striking contrast TO the pure
white cloth Of the railing. Just BACK
Of the gates, surrounded by ferns
Mains and other tropical plants, - ne
| Easter cross. five feet hiEh, maue oi
Gala and Easter lilies, white pink le9
ana white roses and carnations, ana
a. me foot OF the cross. between IL
and the open gates OF the railing, Is Il
large howl filled with beautiful Jacque-
| minot roses In full bloom, makint a
| conspicuous bit Of color In the WlldaT-
ness of flowers OF more subdued hue5
in the background and around the
main altar. .,.,. at,,.
arc nroftise. for all tho flowers that
hioon In the spring In this section were
| yathered by the ladies Of st. Patrick >
| 6arlsh to make their church glorious
an Easter morn To the left OF the 81
lar is the tall paschal candle, the
sconoe being hidden on the MOO,
in mass OF foliage OF rare tropical
niants. the bright light shining forth
mid Inc gloom OF the altar TO typify
ths pladness and hope OF the Chris
tian world at the coming OF the Re-
deemer. who Is 10 lead mankind forih
from the darkness OF error INTO the
light Of faith. -. 5000
on the altar steps are more fei ns
Mains and other rare plants, while AZ
Either side rise tall india rubber trees
and more palms, these being an IN
uvi,al height. The dark, lustrous leaves
~ the rubber plant make still more
resniendeut the light from the candle'
~ the altar. and the varied hues ol
! many flowers become still more Sor
} geous, 49, ,,.ot, ,ybtcl
ts Of fine Italian white marole' thel
are no flowers and there rs no atteinp
a. adornment OF any sort, IN accord
r,itb Catholic custom, which per
! iG.s ~ no decoration on the altar dur
10 the celebration OF mass, aithousl
~ ,yespers this evening the sacred sac
, stae,ai stone Will be covered with az
, ~ aowers Of the field. the garden an
, the greenhouse .,,,ns ~ nurity fl
.,.,,rt,iary. Just at the outer eass
~. ~, row 81 palms and ferns, on , ei,iis
I Lac Inc altar steps. are Two tau i-'l ~,
! lilies which rise far apoFr "a ~,
/, rounding mass OF tullas 10 Inc
!, their glossy cups ioIN1iu %
= -. ,eentle wurshipets. -,
p VIZ loon side Of the marble taps'
e nver The altar table, are oeAut
Z 49,, baskets filled with h.as..
4 ~ ~, 80 roses, pinks. geranlui ii7 ~. ~.
* hn ,nI.s and twined arouhu ~
ealla s,ovnd and among me ~
!. paahe.s snrays o. anliiaxi Nh!eh ~
y ules' t,nr, louisiana. sinilaA 49, ~
y ss. me ION OF the tabernArie ~. 49, ,,chl
~ els ~ Y, 'front.'. The sills OF ,hs s ''s'tl
o sg glass windows o. w No. a,
~ on both sides o. NNe
AZ hanks OF smiiaA' ~ of the alta
n Al the extreme lels the rcd lam
e against the wall DA''