The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-14
Musical Programmes in Memory Of the
Resurrection T..
The Ladies Of the Los Angeles Churches Have
Spared Neither Honey Nor Palms In
"Besutifying the Affairs

ne ,'muSlcal programmes. and dl11eren,
schemes of decoration will be found be.
low. s'
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
The decorations of st. Paul's are quite
as. elaborate as any in the city; 1000 lilies
have been used, besides the quantities OF
roses and carnations that form the mag
nificent mass. The costly altar har gings
presented to the church two years ago BY
Mrs: John E. Platter add to the beauty
OF the decorations. The principal bit of
color about the altar is a large cross of La
France roses. At the Ito clock service will
be unveiled with impressive ceremonies,
the window in memory of Catherine Nc
Farland. .5.;...,. ~
The choir of fifty voices under the di-
rection of J. c. Dunster will render the
following musical p. ogramme:
Professional HYMN 1O3.
Alleuiah, The Strife is Ger.
re Deum, with orchestral accom- pa niment,
Calkins, in fat, 81. -r ,....
Credo, Gounod.s' 49, f'
,onertory, Ny Hope isin Thee. Everlasting.
Daughters of Jaifus.s tn. -Aleluiah chorus.
AndAnte from Haydns quarterte. g
War march Of the priests for organ and Or
chestra, Mendelssohn.
rhe toloists are to be PE ~ 4 s. ~. =. :. B. a.
Miss Kathenis Kinboseh, soprano.
miss Grace Sergeant. sopr no. '...
Mrs. C. b. Taylor, cOntralto. ..'t
Mr.. N. Wigmore >basso.ts, fNaf ~.
MI. X. agiE tenor. Y =. ff t.'
Mr.. J. Hasszinck, tenor. - 80"
There will be Il 'children's service at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon and in the even
ing will be given full festival choral SER
vice. All visitors will be welcome to
these services and no tickets will be re-
quired.
ST. VINCENT.
There is no particular design in the ar
railgement of the flowers at st. Nincents,
corner OF Washington and Grand avenue
but hundreds of, lilies and roses have
been used on the different affairs, and are
principally white, with an intermingling
OF green. Rosary altar is an exception,
rs is that Of tile Sacred Heart The
former is decorated entirely in delicately
tinted roses and the Sacred Heart in
crimson carnations and ferns. The Off
ciating clergy. are Celebrant Rev. J. A.
SIM: c. NJ. deacon, Rev. NJ. Gorrell; G.
NJ, subdeacon, Mr.. Schellereth; G. NJ.
master Of ceremonies, George LIE. Sage i;
sermon by Very Rev. A. l.. Meyer. The
musical programme Is as follows: '-~
Kyle, Haydn's fifteenth mass. =
Gloria, Mozart's twelfth mass. 81 - =
Credo, Haydn's ski h mass
sAgnus LELAND Dona Nohis, echuLerts mass
in Alb.
Ufcrtory, Alma Virgo. Hummel.
Soprano, solo and chorus The soloists are
Soprano, Mrs. collet 9. Miss Hoyel, Mrs. Fisher
alto. Miss L. scanlon. Mrs. Alton, Mrs. Sjocker;
tenor Messrs, J Nuelle, Jaokum, Ellis; bass,
Mr.. killisn. pr. Fernandez, F. a. Walton and
Christ Church
Christ church,, corner of Pico and
Flower, is decorated with Gala lilies and
daisies. Over the altar is canopy of
daisies and rising on either side are two
immense columns of lilies. The rood
screen is hidden by masses of lilies, and
are large trlangles of date palms and
lilies. The musical programme is to be ::
Introit. Sing Alleluia Forth. Buck.
Christ Our Passover, Whear.
FESTIVAL lie Deum, Buck.
tubtlate Dec, Foote. ~
oftertory. o. clAp,your hands all ye people,
sopr.no-Mss Lillian Fellow. sardette.
.,Tsnor.wiliis ~ stephsl$ II
orsanist~C dafss Ward! gssy
Rev. A. s. Clark will be assisted by
Rev. DR.. Haskins.
St. Johns
the beautiful little church, corner Adams
and Figueroa, is almost hiden by mass
of flowers. Heavy ropes of Gala lilies are
festooned over the walls and at each side
window are alternate crosseyo of red and
white. The food screens and pillars are
concealed by lilies and white carnations.
The Cathedral.
The Cathedral on Main street near
Second is deliberately decorated with
being used. The musical pogramme is
as follows: Poptitical high mass at the
Cathedral will begin at 10f a. m. and
PaoIo Giorza's third mass will be rem
dered. Miss Cecella Gardiner, Soprano
and Miss Gray, alto, Messrs. a.. Werner
and Pam, tenors, aud Mr. ). Wallace
basso, will be the seloists, assisted by a
full chorus under the leadership of Mr..
A. Werner. A. &. Gardiner will preside
at the organ, assisted by good orches-
ira At the offertory the we'll known Re-
gina Coeli by Lamoiottc, will be rem
dered with orchestral accom- panime mt
AT 1880 p. m: solemn ,vespers will be
sung. consisting of solos, duos and
chorus. closing with the benediction of
the blessed sacrament.
II. nusic At n. E. Church
Anthem, Christ the Lord, Buck-Full chorus
Solo. Easter Eve. Gounod-Mr. Zipck.
Anthem, They Have Taken Away My Lord,
Stainer. '-
.,Cantata, Daughter Of Jairus, DR.. John
stainer-Solos AMI chorus.
Anthem, AS 1t Began to Dawn. Buck.
",Qusrtette, Now on the First Day OF the Week
-Lahee. stf4 ta .--
Solo, Selected-Mrs. Schooley. e.,
q Solo, Resurrection, shelley-Mr. Cornell
The choir is9as follow: Mrs T. H.. s.
Sohooley, soprano; Mrs. J. H. Book. contralto;
Mr.. J. H. 'Zinck, tenor; Mr.. G.. s. Cornell, basso
Mrs. Ogilvie,. organist. and grand chorus OF
thirty six voices, under the direction of1Mr.
e. s. Cornell. et- r.
Emmanuel Church
Corner Tenth and Pearl, is entirely in
white and the principal flowers used are
Gala lilies. The music will be rendered
~ the, well known quartcttc of -.soloists.
Mines. Tolhurst and Rubo and Messrs.