The record-union., 1894-03-24
Easter Sunday Services That Mark the
Close of the Lenten Season
Special Features.

mum Der OF special singers ana qulnLet
of finstrumentalists The 'Kyrie," San
tus" and "Benedictus'' from Haydn's
third mass will be sung, and the "Gloria," }"
"Credo' and "Agnus Die'' of Messe
Solenelle No. 8, by Paolo Giorza. The
offertory will be so, Salutaris" (Winkler),
rendered by Mrs. Il. II. Hawley. AS a
whole, the programme will be as follows: ::
l. "Kyrie" (haydn), Mrs. Copper
smith.
p ''Gloria"; chorus; solo parts, Mrs.
Hawley and G. NJ. Phinney.
3. ''Laudamus Te," Mrs. Coppersmith,
Miss Leda Peltier, Walter Longbottom
and c. NJ. Phinney.
4. "Gracias ct Dominic Deus"; chorus
and bass solo by j. g. Genshlea.
5. 'Qui Tollis"; soprano solo, Mrs. Cop
persmith.
o. Qui Ledes ct Quoniam"; tenor and
bass, Messrs. Longbottom and Genshlea.
Z. "Cum Sancto Spiritu," chorus.
s. "Veni Creator" trio (HandeD, Mrs.
Coppersmith, Mrs. Hawley and Miss
Peluer.
8. "Credo"; chorus; solo parts, Mrs.
Coppersmith. Miss Peltier and Messrs.
Longbottom and Phinney.
10. "kt Incarnatus Est" Mrs. Copper
smith
II. ''Et Ressurexit"; chorus: soprano
Longbottom.
T. "Et Expecto." chorus.
Is. "Sanctus," chorus.
IA. "Benedictus'; soprano solo, Mrs.
Coppersmith.
10. agnes Dei"; soprano and contralto,
Mrs. Coppersinith and Miss Peltier.
Otfertory, so, Salutaris" (Winkler).
Mrs. X. Ii. Hawley.
Recessional, "Haec Dies" (Bordese),
flll choir and orchestra
Sopranos = Mrs. j. II. Coppersmith,
Mrs. Ida Ritner and Miss Rose Heisch.
Contraltos-Mrs. X. Ii. Hawley, Mrs. E.
NJ. Simpson and Miss Leda Peltier
Tenors-Walter LOngbottom and II. r.
Blair. Bass-J. @. Genshlea and C. Nj.
Phinney. Niolin-Messrs. Franz, Cogge-
shall and Lindenmeyer. Flute, c. A.
Neale. Cello, +. Jay Lewis. Organist,
Mrs. Genshlea.
SERVICES AT ST. PAUL'S.
The services at st. PauPs Church will
be OF the usual character of Easter day
services held liz this church. The music
will be of the best, as will be seen by the
programme given below. Following is
the order OF services:
At 7:30 A. NJ, Holy Communion. at
Il A. NJ, morning prayer, with sermon
by the rector, the Rev. q. a. Ottmann,
followed by the Holy Communion.
At $50 p. NJ. service for Sacramento
Commandery No. ,, Knight Tenplars,
which will be attended by the Sir knights
of sacramento COmmandery in uniform.
The sermon will be preached by Sir
Knight and Rev. q. a. Ottmann.
The church viii be open to the public
ten minutes before the ii A. NJ. and 1870
p. NJ. services, and a cordial welcome will
be given TO all who come. Following is
The programme Of music at the morning
service:,
l. Opening voluntary, grand offertory,
in O, Welz.
2. Hymn 1O3. 1.-The Strife Is O'er."
3. Easter anthem, Christ, Our Pass
over" in Z flat, II. P. Danks.
4. ''Gloria Patri," IN a, Mornington.
5. STE Deum," in f. Henry Smart
8. "Jubllate," in b fiat, j. Mosenthal.
7. Anthem, ''What Are These That Are
Afrayed in White Robes?" Stainer.
s. "Kyrie Eleison," Gounod.
9. Hymn 107, "He Is Risen."
10. Offertory, solo soprano, Easter
Dawn" (Woodman), Miss Dunster.
IL. "Sanctus." Wesley.
u. "Gloria in EXcelsis," Spohr,
The evening programme will be as fol-
lows:
/. "Gloria in Excelsis," Spohr.
2. "Te Deum," in Z. Henry Smart.
3. Easter anthem, Christ, Our Pass
over" Danks.
1. Hymn Ill, ''Once the Angel Started
Back"
). Offertory. Fear Not Ye, 0. Israeli,
%. Buck, Mrs. f. r. Moeller.
6. Hymn ll6, Grown Him With Many
Crowns"
The choir VIII be composed of the fol-
lowing persons: Sopranos-Miss Dun
ster, Mrs. Fred Pierce, Miss SoDhie
Henderson. Miss Wright, Miss TAYLOR
and Miss Norris. Altos-Miss Harriet
Wheat, Miss Winn, Miss Potter. Miss
Gerrish and Mrs. Moeller. Tenors-Mr.
Cohn, Mr.. Barrett and Mr.. Hopkins.
Bassos-E. b. Carroll, Mr.. Fortman. Mr..
Johns and Mr.. Reynolds Charles J !.
Dunster, organist and director of the
music.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
At the morning service at the Congre-
gational Church the musical programme
will be as follows:
Anthem, Christ, the Lord. is Risen
To-Day" Grace Marclwald Miss Marck-
wald is sister of Miss b. MarckwaId of
this city; quartet, ''God is Good" tKos-
chat; anthem, ''The Singing of the
Birds" (G. w. Warrenl.
At the evening service the following
will be rendered: Anthem. Grow n
anthem, 1.-The Strife is Ger" (Mendels-
sohn); alto solo, Mrs. B. f. Howard
Members of the choir-Mrs. Milliken
Ross, soprano: Mrs. b. f. Howard, alto:
A. y. Buchanan. tenor; VIM. Beardsiey,
bass; Theodore Martens, organist.
sIXTH-sTREEr METHODIST.
The music at the SiXth-street NJ. E.
Church will be as follows:
/. Organ-Communion in T, Grison.
,. "a strong Castle is Our Lord, y
Hicolai.
3. Hymn 70, Handel.
4. Hallelujah Chorus, Handel.
5. Hymn z60, Clark.
6. Onertory, Easter Dawn" Mrs.
Moynihan; violin obligato, Mr.. Heisen.
I. Hymn 2IS, Holden.
s. Organ, Coronation March," Meyer
beer.
The evening programme will be:
/. Organ. FESTIVAL March," Calkin,
2. Hymn 292, Handel.
3. Christ, the Lord, is Risen," Buck.
4. Hymn 415, Hastings.
5. 1.-The Heavens are IelIing.u HAYDEN.
6. Hymn 742. Mason.
Z. Organ recessieual, Teilnan.
The choir will be composed: SOPRANOS
-Mesdames Moynlban, TurreIl. Rattan
Misses Merkley. Goss, Wood. Shepstone
and Master Harry Arnold. Altos-Nfes-
DANES Carter, Bentley, Smith, Misses
Foster and Mccormack. Tenors-AIessrs
Ashworth. Grove. Ellswood and Web
ber. Basses-Messrs. Bentley, Week.
Uren. Jacox, Hutchinson and Davis.
Violin-Mr. Miller. Trombone = Mr..
Heisen. Mrs. A. L. Pinkham, organist
and director.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
At the Calvary Baptist Church, street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth, Rev. j..
II. Reider pastor, the following order of
axaroiSaS will la f.af-rin3 ont.