The San Francisco call., 1896-04-05
ALAMEDA EASTER MUSIC
Splendid Choral Services to Be
Rendered in All the
Churches.
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Show That Poker Is Illsgal-The
Bridge Fight.
MR.. TAYLOR'S LATEST CRUSADE

ALAMEDA, CAL, April 4.-Elaborate
sacred concerts will be given at nearly all
the churches tomorrow, and the flower
gardens for which Alameda is noted have
been heavily drawn upon for the Easter
decoration of the sanctuaries.
At ST. Joseph's Catholic Church on
Chestnut street an especially fine pro-
gramme will be rendered.
Some OF the richest decorations in the
city will be seen at the Episcopal church,
Santa Clara avenue and Grand street, and
the choir will be enlarged for the musical
service.
The programme at the First Congrega-
tional Church, Rev. w. w. Scudder pas
tor, will be as follows:
anthem, "Come See the Place Where Jesus
violin solo, Largo. 4anesI PareeT
Soprano solo, "Easter DAWN Woodman
Mrs. Bradford.
EVENING
Anthem, "Holy Lord God of Hosts" ("Messe
Soprano solo, "fhe Holy city, Ada@a
Tenor solo, "Fear Not Ye, o Israel" Buck
Mr.. Crandall.
cohtralto solo, "Oh, Rest in the Lord" e. Elijah')
Mrs olive Reed.
Anthem, "He Reigps on High" Mascaeni
quartet, IN Faith Looks Up to Thee. Lachner
mrs. Crandall, Miss Jehu Messrs. Crandau
- and Jackson
Anthem, Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting'
('Redemption") Gounod
The choir is to be assisted by Mrs. Olive
Reed, contralto; Mr.. Cushman, pianist;
Mr.. Wilhelm, violinist. In the "Unfold"
chorus from the Redemption" DIR. Scott
Will play the trumpet part
Following Is the programme announced
Tor the morning service at the Park-street
Methodist Church, Rev. T. D. Bovard pas
tor:
Hvmn Homn'asy 1:7 .''...''....
"Halleiujah! Christ is Risen.'' Steane
Choir
"My Heart Was GIad' .jCarnalij, choir
Scripture reading ="
81 Know That Ny Redeemer Liveth' Wand
Mrs. Henley.
"Hearken anase Unto Me, Ye That Know Righteous
''''''' Choir ''''.''...... Foster
Miss Caroline Bates and Mr.. Katzenbaes. a5aiher
"Christ Is Risen From the Dead'' ad''........ Roberts
Choir,
Miss Nellie Chase - SUNS
"The Strife Is o'er' Mendels.ohn
Choir.
hyInn i4o..... .........................
The choir to-day will be made up as fol-
lows: Sopranos-Miss Nellie Chase, Miss
Caroline Bates, Miss Bertha Jones and
Miss Edna Jones; contratos-Mrs. Maud
Chappell- Henley, Miss Grace Patterson.
Miss Maud Gerald and Miss Dorothy
Mohns; tenors-Charles Katzenbach, W.
ID. Pollard George Innes and Glenn Bates;
bassos-Charles Mhay, DIR. Fred Sparks,
Edward Eckert and Arthur Gale; instru-
mentalists-Miss Mabel Jones organist, Fl.
Levinson and "A. O. Gott first and second
vlohns, E. Victors cello.
The First Presbyterian Church, at Cen
trail and Versailles avenues, Rev. Mr..
Brush pastor, will have praise at even
ing, the music TO be rendered mainly bv
the Sunday school children. The music
programme for the morning service will
include Marston's ''The Day of Resurrec-
tion," Gounod's Easter Eve" as tenor
solo by Ed K. Thornton, and the quartet,
"The Strife Is Ger"
The First Baptist Church programme,
for chorus choir directed by l.. G. Edison
will include easter Joys" and Porter's
''The Sweet Song of Redemption"
AT the Unitarian church, Rev. Mr.. Dod-
SON pastor, Professor Henri Fairweather
will sing an original tenor solo, 'Love
Made Manifest" This is of the professors
own composition, with words by Mrs. Fair
weather. A violin obligato will be played
by DR.. 2. c. Erhardt. Other numbers of
the programme are Spohr's ''The Lord
Relgneth, ''The Morn Is Glowing" by
Beethoven, and the Sullivan Shelley solo
and chorus, "God Is My Life