St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-13
GLAD EASTER SONG
Will Fill the Hearts and Ears
Of the Devoutly Inclined
Tomorrow,
GLASSES OF WHITE LILIES
Will Decorate the Altar and
Sanctuary Of Every
Church.
ELABORATE PROGRAMMES
Of Music and Impressive Serv-
ice Arranged for Easter
Sunday.
ELABORATE PROGRAMMES

as we'll as the entire sanctuary, will
be filled with palms, lilies and pot
ted plants. About the affairs espe-
eially lilies of various sorts will pre-
dominate.
There will be four communion
masses-at 6, 1870, SIS and a. m.
At 1890 solemn pontificial high mass
will be celebrated by Archbishop
Ireland.
At st. Marys the decorations will
be equally liberal and artistic.
Multitudes of candles will add to
the effect of the lilies and palms
around the affairs. Besides the
masses at 7, 8 and 9, there will be
solemn high mass at 1890, celebrat-
ed by Ri. Rev. Mgr. Caillet. Rev.
T. j. Gibbons will be the deacon,
and Rev. P. j. Kissane the sub
deacon.
st. Luke's has always been
known for the unusual beauty of it's
Easter decora tons. The beautiful
little sanctuary of this church will
exhibit all that is rare and attrac-
.,
roses, especially of the white varie-
ties; palms and potted plants. The
solemn high mass is at 1890. Rev
j. j. LAWYER. the pastor, will deliver
the Easter sermon.
st. PauPs Episcopal church will
display at the entrance to the chan
eel large cross composed of lilies
roses and divers kinds of cut flow
ers. The altar, as usual in this
church, will receive white flowers
only. Both Easter lilies and white
roses. About the pulpit will be
grouped palms and ported plants
In great variety.
The unique musical programme
at st. Johns Episcopal church will
be admirably supplemented by the
extreme beauty of the floral adorn-
ments. A striking cross, composed
almost exclusively of Easter lilies.
Will occupy prominent position in
the chancel. White roses will beau
tlfy the altar, and palms and pot
ted plants will be grouped about
the pulpit.
Christ's Episcopal church will
make a special display of the Easter
lily. In the form of crosses in the
chancel, and especially about the
altar, every opportunity will be
taken to secure the fullest and most
original effects in decoration. with
this truly celestial blossom.
There will be floral decorations
about the altar and sanctuary of
every church in the city, but the
catholic and Episcopal churches. as
rule, pay more attention to this
form OF characterization. In nearly
every church the regular choir will
be augmented, and in manv orches-
tral music will constitute large
part OF the programme. The pro-
grammes for the various churches
will be found below:
AT the Cathedral on Easter Sunday
communion masses will be said a+ G
E5O, S:15 and 8 o'clock. AT 1890 month";
clal high mass we'll be celebrated INV
Archblshop Ireland. The choir will CON.
slSC OF nifty Well-trained voices. unde,
the direction of John F. Gehan and
WIN De assisted by full orchestra. Al
o:5V a. m. the programme will be ss
follows: o'
Regina Coeli. couro6
By full Choras.
Mass-"Kyrie Eleison" Havd,
Gloria .Haydn's Second Mass
"Veni Creator. counoG
Credo .Haydn's Second Mass
OnertOrV-'s(1au
Misses Sara Mealey, Francis Smith
Messrs. Gehan and Heating.
Sanctus.
Agnus Del.
Benedictus.- .Haydn's Second Mas.
Regina Coeli" .Gounot
Gregorian Vespers will be sung h,
the choir at 7:S0 o'clock, as follows
AdJutor1um, DeXit Dominus, Laetatu,
sum, Laudate Pueri, Confitebor Tibi
Laudate Dominum, Magnificent. Bene
olc1on of the Blessed Sacrament Z
Salutoris, Tantum Ergo. Laudate no
minum.
st. Luke 's-Solemn high mass will h.
celebrated at 1880. The choir will sin,
Gounods masterpiece, "St. Cecilia.
and Will be assisted by Mrs. Netti
Fuller Snyder, of this city, and William
f. kimbaIl, of Chicago.
Seiberts orchestra will acconna nv
The pastor, Rev. John J. Lawler. will
preach the sermon. Following is tn
order:
Eldl Aquam. Peters Kyri
Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Bene-4
dictus-"Agnus Del" Como
irif
Hallelujah Chorus-Choir. .Hande
SopranoS-Mrs. n. F. Snyder Mrs A
ii. Rogers, Mrs. j. B. McNamee. Mrs
I. M. Mccormick, Miss E. B. Frank
lin, Miss Alice Doran. Altos-Mis
Anna Campbell, Miss Mary Starke,
Ienors-Messrs. r. d. La Pine, P.
Schaub, w. F. Kimball Bassos-
Messrs. A. E. Greoza, n. l.. Bake,
w. j. Loque, c. I. Emerson, E. S
Burke, R. A. Bracket
Organist... miss Gertrude Sans Son,
Dlre ttor. ......-..............C. E. Burk
At St Mary's-The music will he r
exceptional merit tomorrow mornin,
For the past two months the choi
under the direction of Miss Shave. ha
been rehearsing Prince Poniatowski
Mass in F. and it will be sung CON
plcte at the solemn high mass tb
morning at 10:30
Rt. Rev. L. CaiIlet, V. G.. celebran
Rev. Thomas Gibbons, deacon: Re,
Kissane, subdeacon.
Following is the musical programm
for this service:
Vidi Agnam Pecbe
Soprano Solo and Chorus.
NS IT,. .P0nlatOWSl
Soprano Solo and Chorus.
Gloria.......... ........... Poniatowsl
Quartette and Chorus.
Fem Creator. .Theo. de LIE Hacf
Tenor Solo.
Creuo.--....... .............. PoniatoWSl
Soprano Solo, Quartette and Choru
Offertory, Ave Maria Sill
Duet and Chorus.