The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-14
OTHER PROTESTANT DENOMINATIONS
Special Easter Services, Both Morning and
Evening.

Van Ness avenue, Easter music will be
rendered both morning and evening, under
the dire ctlon of Otto Fleissner. 1t is in the
evening, however, that the Easter praise
service takes place.
At the Howard Presbyterian Church, on
Mission street, Rev. Fountain r. Farrand
pastor, the following programme will be
carried out:
Morning-Organ prelude GET Resunexit"
from the first mass (Nozart; doxology, "Old
Hundred; invocation; opening anthem, "The
371, 'Rise, Glorious Conqueror" (Giardinil;
male quartet, go, Glorious Morning (P. p.
Bliss; prayer; duet, my Faith Looks Up to
Lifted Up; offertory, solo, "The Resurrection"
Oh. r. Shelley; Sermon subject, 1.-THE Empty
Tomb; closing anthem, Gill the Font with
Roses" &c. W. WARREN; benediction; organ
postlude CORONATION March" u. S. svendsen).
Special musical services will also be rem
dered in the evening. The regular semi
chorus choir will sing the soloists being:
Miss Mary Alverta Morse Mrs J. T. McDon-
aid, Mrs. Milton f. Blanchard and George st.
j. Bremner; William F. Hooke, organlst and
musical e. :, director Organ prelude !BatiSsteO'
"Shout Ye High Heavens dow; hymn,
"Hark Ten Thousand Harps and Voices; ;.
solo, Easter Song (Coenenl, Mrs McKee, Zee;
sons lotto Fleissner): hymn, Come all We
Saints OF Cod; effertory, "Hosanna" (Grainerl,
]. C. Hughes; anthem, ''Singing of the Birds
(MerkeD. The choir consists Of Miss Edna
Groves soprano; j H. Desmond, tenor; Mrs.
]. D. Mckee, contralto; J. C. Hughes, bass.
The Easter music at Trinity Presby-
terrain Church will be rendered on Sunday
evening. 1t consists Of:
clark Ten Thousand Harps and Voices
shelley) solo, easter Eve" (Gounod), Miss
Alice Partridge; "ChriSt Our Passover (Buck) !;
CANCELS, Roll the Rock Away" (Havens); solo,
mm9Tt%Iid kheRReTdb he M w g.
"Hallelujah! Christ Is Risen!" Shelley; "Res-
direction" (Havens); solo, Easter Hymn"
(Roeder), Miss Beatrice Priest; Christ the
Lord Is Risen To-day (Schnecker).
Easter services at the Central Methods.
Episcopal Church, Mission street, between
Sixth and Seventh, will be given under tn .
direction of J. Morris, musical director;
and II. NJ. Bosworth, organist.
At the morning service the music will con-
sist of: Waterman, Is the Night Abating?
Young); 'Alleluia, Christ is Risen Dennee) J
address, pastor: "Christ the Lord Is Risen''
(Ford); Consider the Lilies" (Hermann)
In the afternoon there will be special
Easter music and sermon by Professor
George D. Heron.
At the Howard-street NJ. E. Church the
Sunday-school will hold an Easter ami
versary in the morning, where carols will
be sung and the following anthems will be
rendered by the choir: "Christ the Lord
Is Risen To-day" (Warren), and Christ
Our Passover" At the special evening
Schulz, the following music will be rem
dered:
Organ voluntary, "Cujus Animam,' from the
"Stabat Mater Rossini-Penfeld); Festival, "Te
Deqm," in in fiat Dudley ey, Buck : anthem,
-irlfr 10 IN ~. o1rD
solo with violin obligato, "The Resurrection"
Oh. r. Shelley; anthem, "Why Seek Ye the
Living Among the Dead?" Is. P. Warren); L.
NJ. doxology; organ postlude, short prelude
and fugue in G q. S. Bach); the choir will have
the assistance of Noah Brandt, violinist.
The Emmanuel Baptist Church, on Bart
lett street, will have musical services both
morning and evening, when Easter an
thems will be sung and selections from
standard operas will be performed on vari-
Gus instruments. The musical programme
includes:
piano; anthem, "Now is Christ Risen
Uorenzl, choir; offertory "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" (Mascagni)i solo, Easter Morn" will
kens9n Miss LIS; Nellie iPs5rtEidge; response 1.-The
solo, "Sereneta" (Bohm), E. Cowen anthem,
Death Hath No More Dominion" (Herberi),
choir; sermon, 80 Death, Where Is Thy Sting?"
(Grainerl, Mrs. W. .. King; postlude "Tann.
hauser" (Wagner), violin and piano; prelude,
Gun Ballo Maschero'' Leybeck), organ and
piano; anthem, Il will Praise Thee" (Farmer),
choir.
The choir consists of: Mrs W. z. King Miss
Nellie Partridge, w. G. Hearn, w. q. King;
organist, George r. King; pianist, Mrs. Z.
Worth.
Easter music will be rendered morning
and evening at the First Congregational
Church by the following choir:
Mrs. B. W. Paxton Mrs. A. Z. Story, ]. F.
Fleming Samuel D. Mayer. The singers will
be assisted for the occasion by Miss Alice Ames
and Miss Madeline Beckhusen, violinists, and
T. R. Ogilvie, tenor.
The special mush at the morning service
consists of:
Introit, "Christ the Lord, Is Risen To-day"
WARREN; "Te Deum Laudamus CBuck) in D
major (festivaD; Easter anthem, "Christ Is
Risen" arranged from Wagner; hymn, "Our
Lord Is Risen From the Dead tWesley); offer
tory, "The Resurrection" Shelley, for soprano,
with violin obligato.
Plymouth Congregational Church has
Easter festival services morning and even
ing. Some of the special numbers are:
Anthem, "Christ Our Passover" (Bassford);
quartet, "Christ Is Risen, Hallelujah"; So
Prano,, solo, %! Know That That Ny Re &c
Victory" (Wiegand); tenor solo, "Christ the
Lord Has Risen To-Day" (BogerD; anthem,
"Alleluia" (Millard); alto solo, "The Day of
Our Passover" (WilIiams); postlude, ''Easter
Echoes lMartins).
The choir consists of:
Miss Mile Flynn, Miss Stella Leis, Miss Lena
Hachmeister, Miss Nellie Cole, Mrs J. w. Mad
den Mrs. Robert Lloyd, Miss Alice Brooks, Miss
Minnie Hill, f. NJ. Coffin, Clarence Wendell, B.
G. Franklin, Charles L. Parent Jr., J. W. Mad
den, Charles Manly; H. S. Stedman, organist
and director
At the Third Congregational Church the
music is under the direction of w. G. Stadt-
felt A choir of thirty voices will render
the following programme at the morning
service:
ooh, Joyous Easter Morning." by George E.
Us Not Neither Forsake U.s. (stainer); offer
tory. Resurrection" Shelley.
Evening service-Anthem, "See Now the
Altar Faure); barytone solo, Jerusalem"
QParker); anthem, ''They Have Taken Away
My Lord (Stainer); offertory, ''The Easter Sun
shine Breaks Again" (Mietzke).
There will be solos by Mrs. w. G. Stadt-
felt, H. Hanley, Miss B. Hebron, Miss
L. Clough and T. J. Cough. Professor
George D. Heron, DID,, from Iowa College,
will preach.
At the City and County Hospital.