The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-06
NEW oHo1Rs IN THE CHURCHES
Sang Yesterday for the First Time in the
 Various Churches

ists, leaders and singers have been changed, some being transferred from one church to another, while in several instances new faces appeared yester- day, that being the first occasion of { the new choirs singing. The New Ha- ven churches make 1t a point to provide the church goer with the best of mus ical genius in the way Of praise service and choralwritings, and hundreds of dollars are spent each year for solo tal- ent alone.
 The personnel of the new choirs in the various churches of the city is as follows:
 Center church, Congrega tional-so- prano, Mrs. Alice Fechter-Gilbet; alto,
 Miss Madge Roberts; tenor, w S.. Moyle; passes, D. A. Leopold, and John C. Griggs; director, John c. Griggs; organist, Mr. Ives
 United church, egational-Pre- centor, c. IT. Mann; organist, George Robinson.
 Church of the Redeemer, Congrega- tional-First quartet, Mrs. $. $. Thomp- son, soprano; Miss Lucella w. Sanford, alto; M. J. Mccarthy, tenor; s. A. York, jr., bass. Second quarter, Miss Suzette Asher, soprano; A. c. Brose, tenor; A, P Wolf, bass. Third quartet, Miss Grace Beers, soprano; Miss Helen G' Williams, alto: A. M. Janswick, tenorS H. c. Jackson, bass; Thomas G. Shep- ard, organist and director.
 College street church, Congregational Soprano Miss Bertha Raymond; alto, Miss Louise Johnstone; tenor Fred $. Adams; bass, s. q. Crabb; rorgamst and director, Harry Cooke
 Dwight place. Congregational-So- pranos, Mrs. Charles Bonney, Mrs. C.. H. Butricks, Miss Maud Carleton, Miss Lucia Fairchild; altos, Miss B. Mae Smith, Mrs. F. H. Belden, jr., Miss Marietta Savage, Mrs. H. S. Pierce; tenors, Charles Bonney, Louis McCul- lum, Harry s. Pierce, LeRoy Clark; passes, Joseph Loveday, A. T. Banks, J. R. North; musical director, Charles Bonney; organist, Willis filling.
 Davenport church, Congregational Miss J. L. Klock, Miss Julia Barnum, Miss E. P. Perry, Miss A. K. Joslin, Miss Minnie Hastings, Miss Mary Me Lauchlan, Mrs. G. w. Bronson, Mrs. D. A. Jones, Miss Della Valkenburg Miss E. A. Reed, pr. D. A. Jones, A. w. Sperry, L. R. Goodyear, R. w. Veitch, Dr. G. Lawton, w. J. Gurney, G. E.. Huske; organist, Samuel R. Bishops musical director, Dr. D. A. Jones.
 Grand avenue Congregational-So- prano, Mrs. Dr. Brown; alto, Miss Edith Augur; tenor, Dr. Brown; bass, F. s. Weld; organist, Harry Woodstock.
 Humphrey street, ,Congregational-or ganist and musical director, Frank w. Canada; soprano, Miss May Loveridge; alto, Miss Justin; tenor, Mr. Wood stock: bass, s. D, Seviere.
 Howard avenue, Congrega tional-So- pranos, Sadie Thompson, May Blakes- lee, Mrs. F. c. Ford, Carrie Bradley, Alice Minor, Hettie Leggett, Lida Kit tell; altos, Mrs. A. B. Treat, Laura Crane, Maud Leggett; tenors, A. B. Treat, r. c. Anderson; passes, w. R. Hoppen, E. w. Minor, S. c. Hoyt, L. w. Gregg. The quartet will be Miss Thompson, Mrs. Treat, A. B. Treat and w R. Hopper; Henry K. Beach. or ganist and director.
 Westville egational--Organist and musical director, Frank S. Munn singers, Mrs. L. B. Hollis, Mrs. Stephen Champion, Miss Jennie Davidson, Miss May J. Mercer, Miss Edith A. Downs, Miss Agnes B. Mckay, Mrs Henry J. Goodman, Miss Helen Stevenson, Mrs. F. s. Mum, T. B. Robertson, J. Frank lin Bearsley, Henry J. Goodman, Charles | B. Canada, Burton Stowe.
 Trinity church, Episcopal-Sopranos, James Todd, Eearnest Dillon, Walter ! Lowenstein, William Bolton, Fred En- l der, Fred Kay, Ira Orr, Tom Bowden, | Charles Wooliver, Bert Pierce, Frank l Ho1combe, Walter Fletcher, Harry 1 Tighe, Leroy Evans, Willie Wright, A. | J. Clark, Raymond Gardner, Albert l Hendricks, Sam Hardy, Elmer Smith, w. Piepenbrink and Harwood Turner;7 altos, J. Neumann, Lewis Hills, Frank | Pierce, George Kossel, Douglas Ridley l and Charles Day; tenors, Messrs. Paul Heinig, F. w. Post, w. P. Wheeler, c. M. Gourley and T. Williams; passes, Nessrs. Edwin A. Smith, E. A. Ender, r. M. Doolittle, Sidney Benham, F. Hu- bisch and E. J. Brown; organist and choirfnaster F. H. Cheeswright. St. Pauls, piscopal.-Soloists, Mrs Nora Russell-Haesche, soprano; Dr. John c. Griggs, bass; Quartet "H,' Miss Mabel S. Andrews, Miss Clara L. 1, Clark, George L.. Newha1l, jr., and J. B. Austin; Quartet "A," Miss Belle MuZZy, MISS Josephine tteynOluS, F. 4. | Kureck and George l.. Hamilton:l quartet "N," Miss A. M. Connor, Miss r Medeline E. Futile, M. J. Leonard and William Ford: Quartet "D," Mrs. N. P. Bishop, Miss Edith Beers, H. T. Clark, and c. F. Williams; Quartet "E," Miss J. M. Penn, Miss Susan $. Newell, Charles A. Homan and Charles F. Par- ker; Quartet "E," Miss D. A Downs, prano boys, Horace Smith, Carl Scott, man and Fred F. Joslin; organist and F. A. Fowler St. Thomas church, EpiscopaI-So- Katherine Vandervelden, Mary Emery, George Fowler. Rudolph Korte George | Willie Rowan, Spencer En- sign, Homer Denison, Edward Kinney, Is Cooley, Alfred Hall, Eugene s Scott, Fred Reif, Thomas Smallman, z Bertrand Cooley, Harry Merwin; alto :. boys, Leslie Hulse, Edward Alien, Ro- i land IIulse, Elmer Okeson; tenors, f Charles Bonney, Stanley B. Smith, j George Loveday, Harry M. Whipple; g passes, Rufus s. Shepard, Edward Til Iotson, John MacLaughlan, Carl Erik ( son, A. J. w. Keast organist, Howard T