Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
no. Hu,chinss; Gloria in Excelsis. old


q; Jubilate Dec. Anon in T.: hymn 100.
from Palcstrina. Gloria yibi, Paxton In
G.: hymn l01 "a tune, German Festive
March I'm ID (oftertor), Henry Smart:
Sanctus. Spohr In j.: hymn 100. s. Bach:
Gloria I'm Excelsis. Charles Zeuner In G.;
Occasional March In G. J. j. Thorne.
CHRIST CHURCH.
Mr.. 4. Nethorwood Is organlst OF Christ
church. and the choir embraces Mrs.
Irving Mills, Mrs. j. II. Anderson, Miss
Margie Manning Miss Lynda Creery, Miss
Lille Rogers. Miss Lille Creery, and
Messrs j. Il. Creery. J. r. Day, and
C. Patterson. The Easter morning music
will De rendered 10y a full chorus. The
selections embrace anthems and hymns OF
the most churchly and simple character.
For the $50 T. NJ. service full chorus
OF children viii assist the choir
WEDDEL. MEMORIAL.
The choir Of Wedden Memorial chapel
Mr.. X. II. DoWden, director. will sing
these pieces: Voluntary. Lift Your Glad
Voices" by H. L. banks; Gloria Patri.
g. r. Root and II. j. Danlts's hymns
9S 1oi. and 107. tune, Hutchins's Hymnal:
o0crtory. Christ Arose." by Robert
Lowry.
first English Lutheran.
The following programme will be sung
by the chorus choir of the First English
Lutheran church: Voluntary, Christ, the
Lord Is Risen" Worgaw: Gloria Patri
Russell. Kyrie. j. Muhlhauscr. Gloria in
Excclsis. Easter Carol. j, b. Dykes;
Sanc'us, Dr. Camidge. Agnus Del; Nunc
Dimittis. Jau!e.
Other Denominations.
While the Easter festival is not for.
maly observed i'm the Methodist, Bap-
fist. Presbyterian, and Christian churches
many OF their choirs get up programmes
containing selections that breathe the
spirit OF the anniversary.
The Centenary choir, one OF the best
Ia Richmond. will sing the following
pieces tomorrow morning. in addition
to the hymns:
Voluntary. Festival TIE Deum." Buck;
oGertoIy. Christ our Passion" Schil-
ling; quartettc. "Jubiate." a. NJ. Schu
bort
Th special selections at night will he:
"Bouum Est" Buck: offertory solo,
81 Know My Redccmer Lveth" QHandeD,
Miss Ida Robinson.
The personnel Of the choir IS as fol-
lows: soprano. Miss Ida Robinson; alto,
Miss Maggie Bedford Knowles: tenor,
Eugene IL. Cloves; bass. Herbert T..
Weisieer: orsanist and director Shep-
herd webb
PAEK-PLACE METHODIST.
The following will be thu programme
A. Park-Place at the morning service:
Voluntary. organ; hymn No. III; SEN
fence "Ilc Lives" banks; Gloria Patri.
Mozart: hymn No. ~; offcrtory, Christ
our Passover" banks; hymn no. ll6,
po~tludc. organ.
EVangclistic services at O'Clock u. NJ,
using Gospel Hymns Nos = and 6.
The members Of tho choir are Mrs.
r. r. Mchacls and Miss Matte Davis.
soprano; Miss Fanny l.. Digss ana Miss
Patti 81. Haley. alto Mr.. 6. W. Mont
eomey and Mr.. j. Stewart Hopkins.
tenor; Nh. -. V. Morton and Mr.. oscar
Howard bass; ". Reginald Walker or
gauist
CLAY-STREET METHODIST
There win bee good music at Clay-Stroct.
Here are the selections;
II o'clock ~ M.--Noluntary anthem,
Swccuy; Jerusalem. thu Golden; hymns
TT. Christ the Lord. is Risen; lll. "Ye
Humbl, Souls, ~, "Our Lord Is Risen" ;
oUortory Christ Arose"
Evening services. 5 o'olocl-NOluntary-
Anthem, Come. Let MS seek the lovely
Tomb: hymns-1lC. "The Lord is Risen,
Indeed: III. Come. We Saints; lls Il
know that my Redeemer lives, offertory,
at is Finished"
The following compose the choir: Ro-
bert T.. Jones. director. SOpranoS-Nlrs.
Charles T.. Smith, Mrs. J. H. Chappell,
Mrs. G.. l.. Tcmple Mrs. J. +. Gilman.
Mrs. ". i. Souihall, Miss Il. NJ. Gordon;
altos Mrs j. T.. QuIIes, Miss Edna
Kowlctt. tenor Nj. j. T.. Gilman;
bassos. Mcssrs. j. W. carr Charles t..
smith. W. l.. SOuthall, y. g. Quarles, W.
:. Quail"s.
TRINITY METHODIST.
In view OF the revival that has been
in progress at Trinity for two or three
weeks. the preparation for Easter music
IS not as elaborate this year as usual. The
special pieces sung viii be Morning
Lord of Hosts. Withcrs; Almighty God,
Before Thy Throne. knalb; joy. Behold,
and Wonder Night-Christ. our Pass
over. Dank~; Palm branches.
The choir is composed OF the following
ladies and gentlemen: Sopranos-Mrs g.
~. Smithdeal, Misses Claudia Seay. Ella
West. Elyia Davis, and Minnie West;
alto. Miss Dellic Ogilvir; tenor. Mr.. W. VI.
EiCkers. bass M-ssrs. II. Wiley Davis
and Gray BossieuN; organist, Mr.. John
III. Frischkorn.
LAUREL-STREET METHODIST.
This viii be the music sung at the
morning service at Laurel-Strect:
Voluntary. Easter March Bolton; an
them. The Easter Hymn. NOvello, hymn,
Equip Me for the War; hymn. 40,
What an Entertaining Sight; offertory,
"Hallelujah. Christ IS Risen; hymn,
TRY Is. O God
The evening programme to he rendered
at o'clock viii embrace these selections:
Voluntary. Bolton; anthem. Awake.
hare -
Read My Title Clear; hymn, There is a
Land Mine Eye Hath Seen; ofertory.
Il Am lie that Liveth''; hymn, Home
I'm Glory"
The members Of the choir are as fol-
lows: Soprano-Misses Martha Boltz,
Grace Dance Lula Trayor, Bessie Nc
CARNEY. Mary j.. Taylor. Mrs. d. w.
Kinscv. Mrs. II. ". Stockmar, and Mrs.
Carter: alto--Misses Bette Robertson,
Blanche Whitmore. Maude Traylor LII
Ian Jones. Annie carp ana Mrs. II. r..
puscy: tenor Messrs. j. J.. Mitchell. c..
G. Cousins. and G. w. kinsey; basso-
N,ssrs T. y. Sherman, T. III. Morris, T..
j. Dance, J. d. Starlie and r.. l.. Bailey.
Chonstcr. G. W. Kinscy; organist John
Bolton; cornetlst, II. l.. Pussy; from
bonst. J. Il. Smith; violinist, j. y. Page.
SECOND BAPTIST.
The programme at the Second church
Sunday morning will be- as follows:
Voluntary, "IIallelujah! Christ is Risen"
I'm G. with Handels Ilallelujah Chorus, G.
shipper; Doxology; hymn 2i7. Jesus
Christ is Risen To-day" in ID, Carey;
first reading Of Scriptures; anthem.
what Mighty IIallelujah," in G. u. +.
Iond; second reading of Scriptures; an
them. Christ our Passover In T. fiat.
banks: HYMN 2i5, THE Happy Morn is
Come" in q. Mason; onertory, Te Deum,
i'm u fiat. Thomas; hymn 30, The Sa-
vlour Lives, No More to Die" in +.
RothWcll.
The members of the choir are as fol-
lows. Soprano. Miss Ellie Frayser and
Mrs. Walter {. Mercer; alto, Miss Bessie
pattee; tenor, Messrs. Frank Digs and
Walter Mercer; bass, Mr.. Charles Flu
bank: director. Mr.. Walter c. Mercer;
ore4uist. Mr. Herbert Reese, Jr.
GRACE-STREET BAPTIST.
The musical programme in connection
with the dedication Of the handsome ne"
Grace-Street church will be an excellent
one II will be as follows:
Noruiug--"Sing Allclulia Forth Qua