The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
Easter Day Will Be Celebrated
With Flowers and Spe.
cial Music.
GRACE cHURCH's NEW CROSS.
Sermons Appropriate to the Festival
Will Be Preached in All the
Churches.

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church's year, will be celebrated in all the
Christian churches of this City tomorrow.
The music will be of IN unusually elabor-
ate description, and in many cases the
worshipers will find the churches ablaze
with flowers Sermons will be preached
especially appropriate to the occasion, and
nothing is being omitted which can swell
the fact that on Easter day the church
militant becomes almost the church tri-
umphsnt.
Elaborate Easter services will be held in
all the Catholic churches of this City. In
most cases the choirs have been augmented
in order 10 do better justice to the high
masses, and in several of the churches
orchestras have been especially engaged
to assist in the Easter music. Beautiful
decorations have been placed in most of
the sanctuaries, some of the affairs in par
ticular being surrounded by a wreath of
Easter lilies and other spring flowers.
The affairs will be respondent with
numbers of candles. Sermons especially
appropriate to the church's great festival
will be preached.
T. MARY's CATHEDRAL
The altars st. Mary's Cathedral will be decor
ated with lilies and ferns and numerous tapers
will add to the impressive appearance of the
been prepared, which will be rendered by an
augmented chorus of twenty voices and an
orchestra uncer the direction Of Professor Alfred
kelleher w: /. Harrison will he the organist:
the music will be as follows: "Kyrie," "Gloria."
.6Tedo;" Beethovens mass in G; "sanctus," !"
twelfth mass; ofeftory. "Hac Dies" soprano
soloists-Mrs. J. C. Noonan, Mrs A Kelleher:
tenor soloists-Alfred Kelleher, Mr.. Lewenyn:
bass sololsts-s ]. Sandy, Mr.. Strang.
T. JAMES CHURCH.
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choir, assisted by st. James Choral with the
following solists: Nine. C. P. Giudicelli Mile.
ler and Alien, and the music will be as follows
''Kyrie" and "Gloria," t'iorza's second mass
"Credo'' 9 and "sanctus' Millard's mass in B.iat;
Regina Coeli.' by Berge; benediction: tenor solo.
40 salutaris" (Millard); "Tantum Ergo (Ros-
sind: Regina C@Ir' (Giorza). AT 1890 A N.
solemn high mass sermon on the "Resurrection"
by Rev p j. o,Gonnor: solemn benediction by the
pastor, Rev. ?. r. Lynch, will follow.
IGNATIUs CHURCH.
The fine male choir augmented for the occasion
will render the special Easter m sic AT the 1890
The ofertory is 10 be Sir Jules Benedict's Regina
Coei," and the postiude Melvil's "Christus Resur-
rexit" MillaTd's yespers will be sung at 7;S0
P. NJ, and for benedicton "Regins Coe and Ros-
sinis "Tantum Ergo" Rev. Father Coltelli will
conduct the musical services.
ST. JosEPHs CHURCH
An augmented choir will render the music at
the 1880 A. NJ. service, at which there will be q
sermon appropriate to the occasion, with solemn
d
lows: The "Kyre" by Giorza, the "Gloria" and
"Credo' from Mercadantes celebrated mass in d
solo and chorus, by Eellini; .'Sanctus' and "Ag-
nus" by GiorZs, 80 Salutaris'' by Verdi, s'Tantum
Ergo" BY Fumagyalli, and Berges Regina Cell"
Jennie Eastman and Miss Lotte Crawford; altos,
Miss Ella V. McCloskey and Mrs. t. Gibson;
tenors, Messrs. Albert Tissot, William Derhan,
Philip Murphy and 6. o. Jones: bassos, Messrs.
Frank Scolins, Adolph Heke, ]. Mesgher, John
Lermen and Gerome Finn; organist and director,
p. j. OSulllvan.
t. BRIeID's CHURCH.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at IL A. NJ
chorus Of fifteen voices with orchestral accom-
paniment, under the baton OF Nine. Ellen Cour-
Sherry, Miss Lottie Calsing, Mrs. H. Lewis
Senorfa Molica, Ed Lotz and Charles Pechin Be-
Creator" by Mario: Miss Cathie Coursen and Mrs.
G. stout will sing new duet; Regina Coeli, -
oncb e0rG @ by the choir Miss Nell
the elevation; Nine. Coursen-Roeckel will con-
tribute two solos-"Agnus Dei'' and Handels
"Laudate Dominum"-wlth chorus, at the exit.
organist, Professor Jose ph Roeckel.
NoTRE DAME DIES VICTORIES.
The following music will be rendered at the high
Months Regina Coei': Rossini's prayer from
Moses in Egypt" Sopranos, Miss Florence Gar
Grozeler, Miss Trena Null: tenors. James Lane,
L. de Russy; bassos, John McAufe, E. Bourni-
zeau. Organist, 1. Martinez. Sermon by Rev
Emie Gente, 5. NJ.
ST. ROSES CHURCH.
High mass will be celebrated at IL o'clock dur
Ing which Leieal's third beautiful will be
sung by large and select choir. At the offertory
a duet, "Regina Col," VIII be rendered by the
Messrs Lane. The following ladies and gentle
men compose the choir: Miss Nugent, Miss
Welsh, Miss Grant. Miss Du Fosse; Mesdames
Coret, Trea sey, Wilhelmy, Wolsey and Powers;
Messrs. George A. and William Lane. Mrs
Moynihan will preside at the organ for the oc-
casion.
TERESA CHURCH.
The music will be sung by St. Teresa's choir at
1880 O'Clock, high mass Sopranos, Miss Nellie
Boyle, Mrs. c. j. O'Connell Miss Rebecca Coakley
and Miss NJ. Corigan bass, Wilfred Barrett; tenor
Andrew j. Coakley; organst, Miss Lizzie Coakley
At the ofertory, Regina Cell" by A. Wemer
will be sung by Mrs c. J. O'Connel Rev p.
O'Conneil, the pastor, will be the celebrant and
Rev. w. Quill the deacon.