Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-13
EASTER M UsIc
Christian Celebration of the Resur-
rection of Christ.
AN ELABORATE PROGRAM PREPARED
What WEI be Sung by the Differ
ent Church Choirs.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICES

Exultant and joyous the Christian world
will emerge tomorrow from its Lenten
Cloud of penitential gloom and solemn
meditation and commemorate with glad
ness the resurrection of the Lord Jesus
Christ and the triumph of His divine teach
iEgs over the hosts of heresies and the
assaults Of error. In every church the day
80 glorious in its significance will be OBJ
served with services of an unusual charac-
ter, and the attending music will be of the
happiest and most inspiring variety. In
Washington the celebration Of Easter Sun
day has always been notable for its elabo-
rate and magnificent features. and tomor-
row promises to be made even more men,
orable in this regard than the similar &C.
casions which have preceded. Some idea
of the musical portion Of the services to
be held in the various churches may be
gained by perusal Of the announcements
which follow:
Catholic Churches.
st. Aloysius.-kt II o'clock, solemn high
mass. with sermon by Rev.John A1Conway,
81. Vide Aquam. Novello: Kyrie. Gounod;
Gloria, Gounod; Veni Creator. La Hasche;
Credo. Gounod; Offertory, Alma Virgo;
Hummel; Sanctus and Benedictus. Gounod:
Agnes Del. Gounod: Postlude. Gounod.
vespers. 7:3O p.m.-Psalms, Mario and LIE
Jeul: Magnificent, Mario; Anthem, Regina
Coeli. Gloria; Ave Maria, Gounod; o Salu-
taris. Gounod: Tantum Ergo. Riga: Lau-
date Dominum. Gregorian. Choir-Mrs.
Kittie Thompson Berry, soprano soloist;
Mrs. Frank I. Rupert, Misses Helena Mar
tin, May Fowler. Rose Connor, Mary b.
Allen and Miss Hesior, sopranos: Miss
Pauline L. Whitaker, alto soloist; Mrs.
Helen M. Turner. Misses Fannie Glennen.
Regina Fowler. Sallie Murphy. Agnes Wal
H,,f.- r Ey1rv,
altos: M. W. Handlin. tenor soloist; Thos.
A. Fitzgerald. Frank l. Rupert. NJ. J.
Connolly. Bart Lynch. E. P. Swartz and
Mr.. w. Bien. tenors; Jas. J. Nolan: bass
John MandsIey, Geo. D. DAILY. Frank
Flynn and D. M. Sullivan. basses; Miss
Jennie Glennen, organist; M. w. Handlin.
director.
st. Patrick's.-Solemn high mass at II
am. Program: Prelude, How Lovely the
Messengers. st. Paul. arranged for orches-
ira and organ; Vidi Aquam, Dielman;
Mass, Haydn 18th aeompiete); xeni creator ,I.
alto solo. Miss Laura Zeh; Offertorium,
TIE Deum Laudamus; soprano solo, Miss
Blanche Mattingly and chorus; Recession
al, Unfold, Ye Portals, Gounod. Director,
Eugene French; organist, Miss NJ. Louisa
Boone: leader of orchestra. Chris. Arth,
tr.; solo quartet, soprano, Miss Blanche
Mattingly; alto. Miss Laura Zen; tenor,
Mr.. VIM. D. Mcfarland; basso. Mr.. Ber-
nard A. Ryan; soprani Mesdames p. F.
Cain and Creighton. Misses Borbeck. Gull
len, Dyer, Foulke. Hessler. Hickey, john
son. Livingstone: Mudd and WOOD; alti'
Mesdames NJ. w. Pierce and ]. Wilson,
Misses Borbeck, Brown. dCarignano, Ger
IRISH. Koeckling. Scott. Smith, Thomas,
Wilkinson; tenori. Messrs. c. H. Ballun.
ards: bassi, Messrs. w. Brosnan. Z: Basta-
BILE, P. C. Cromelin. p. F. Cain, p. Cox,
J. Hamilton, E. ]. johnson. J. j. Heating,
p. ]. Walshe and ]. Wilson.
C1ya - 0tS ut
o'clock am, solemn vespers at 1880 pm,
mass, Haydn's second, Vent Creator, Can
non; offertorium, Regina Coeh, GLORIA:
after mass. Laudate Dominum, arranged
from Ecco Duel Ffero Istante by Costa;
vespers, Rosewig; Magnificent, Giorza; Re-
gina Coeli. Gloria: o Salutaris. soprano
solo: Tantum Ergo. Willard. The choir is
as follows; Sopranos Mesd danes, W. w, a. q
B. Mullett, and Misses 8. McDermott, ].
Carey, j. Littlefield, A. Flynn, NJ. Hughes
and L. Raft. Altos. Mesdames G. r. Des-
E. Mccoy and M. Mcdonald. Tenors.
Messrs L. F. Randolph. w. D. Allen, D.
O'Brien. A. J. Smith. H. Allen. r. Paul.
F. Mulhall and G. Cannon: Basses. Messrs.
J. Murray. w. Gross, c. Bechtol. c; Reidt,
j. Quinn. T. r. ]. Campbell, c. E. Cannon
and A. Gillen. The choir will be assisted
by Mrs. Esputa-Daly. Misses c. ODono-
Morgan. X. Doyle. and r: Noah and Dr..
]. Daily. Organist, Mrs. Mary Gillen. d.
rector Mr.. L. F. Randolph.
ST. Peter's.-The high mass at 1880 am.
Dachauer's second mass will be rendered;
Veni Creator, by Loretz; at the offertory.
Jesu Redemptor Omnium, by Gloria: Bene-
dictus, Won Weber; Agnus Del. Dachauer;
in the afternoon at O'Clock Marcos YES
pers and Magnificent will be rendered; Re
gina Coeli, by Cagliero. for male voices:
o Salutaris, by Nicolai, for soprano and
tenor; Tantum Ergo. sextet. by 'Donizetti;
Laudate Dominum, Gloria. Tenor solo, Ave
hv p
Saxophone obligato, by Eugene Coffin. The
following ladies and gentlemen compose the
choir: Sopranos. Misses H. M. Richie. A.
Baptiste, N. Bolger. M. Stuart. b. Skelly.
E. Mccartney, NJ. Mcmahon. Altos, Misses
Regina Baptiste, L. Arendes, L. Mapes, N.
Callan, NJ. Dooley. C.. Merritt Tenors.
Messrs. Robert Smart, James p. Collins
Bassos, Messrs. ]. Frank Whittier VIM. II.
Devereaux. /. L. Johnson. Bernard Atchi-
son and Chas. Hall. Organist, Miss Nam
ME r. Kearon.
Holy Trinity, Georgetown.-High mass at
1890 am: organ prelude, theme and varia-
.tions on an Easter hymn. Ratiste; Vidf
Aquam. Brosig; mass, Mozart's twelfth
quartet. Coville; offertory. Terra Tremuit
Wiegand; postlude, Fantasia, in D minor.
for four parts-A; Hesse; Mrs. Armand
wS ssstns espeT
trio, Gumprecht; Tantum Ergo. Berge:
postlude. grand choir. in D. Guilmont.
Choir: Soprano solOist, Mrs. Armand Gum
precht; alto soloist, Miss Virgie Wetzell;
tenor soloist. Mr.. AL. Fennell; bass soloist.
Mr. Frank Reside. Chorus: Sopranos, Miss
Maggie Sweeney Miss Mary Kearney, Miss
Rose Kearney, Miss Josephine Clements,
Miss Irene Entwistle. Miss Mary Harnedy.
Altos, Miss Helen Doering. Miss Katie
Doering. Miss JAMIE Ulmer, Miss Dora Col
Inns. Tenor, Mr.. AL. Fennell. Bassos, Mr..
Frank Reside and Mr.. NJ. Maher,. Organ
list and director. Mr.. Armand Gumprecht.
st. Joseph's I'd and c streets northeast
High mass will be celebrated at 1879. The
music of the mass will be as follows: Vidi
Aquam, Pecher; SWeber's Mass in E fiat
will he sung complete. This mass is rarely
heard in this city. Before the sermon Veni
Creator, by Wagner. and adaptation of the
sclo and chorus from LohengrIn, for bass
solo and full choir At the .offertory Alma
Virgo, soprano solo. will be sung by Mrs.
Hattie Meads Smith This solo consists Of
the solo Rejoice Greatly, from the Messiah.
with adaptation of Latin words. Eespers
will be at pm. Marcos Second vespers
will be rendered. Magnificent. from Marcos
Vespers No. 2; hymn. Regina Coeli, by
Benedict; o. Salutaris, male quartet; Tan
tum Ergo Willard. The choir is composed
as follows: Sopranos-Mrs. Hattie Meads
Smith, Mrs. White, Mrs Mehler. Misses
Harkstadt Seton. Milligan AMI Minke
Altos-Misses Triplett and Kubel. Tenors-
Messrs Father, Turpn and Mason. Bases