St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-29

mass will be celebrated by Archbishop Ire
land at 1O3O
The musical programme during the week
and on Easter Sunday will be of unusual ex-
cellence.
NJ E. church will speak tomorrow evening
at the Bates Avenue M. e. church on The
Kind of Men for the Next City Council"
At st. Luke's church next Sunday at the
solemn high mass at 1890 the sermon will be
preached by the pastor. Rev. ]. J. Lawler.
The musical services will be of high order
of merit. The choir of thirty well trained
voices has exerted itself to produce mass
which, from both a devotional and artistic
standpoint, is foremost among the celebrated
composers OF the great masters 1t is
ranged from masses written by Rossini, Bel
lini and Donizetti, and Is known as Grand
Italian Mass No. l. Seibert's orchestra and
harp accompaniment by Mr. Tortonelli will
assist in Its rendition. The leading soprano
part will be sung by Mrs. Fremont of Fort
Smelling. The order is as follows:
Regina ead aqSaen Coe1i iambilIets
Kyrie ......... ......... ............... .Beilni
Gloria ........... Observation-Disclosures. Rossini
Come, Holy Spirit .............. Male Quartette
Seeoo ..'.''''...' '''''''''''''' 6osslni
Mrs. Fremont.
Sanctus ........... ............,..... DonlZetu
Benedietus .....................Do Donizetti
Agnus Del ....................Be .Belllnl
Hallelujah Chorus .....................H Handel
Solemn musical vespers in the evening at
p. M, by the full choir.
At st. Mary's church Haydn's Sixteenth
Mass will be sung by full choir this evening,
and for offertory, Cujus Amman from Ros-
sini's Stabat Mater.
HOLY WEEK. ...,,.. ,s,.z
Tuesday evening, 7:30, beads. Sermon by 2
Rev. 7. j. Gibbons, and benediction.-
Wednesday Evening, T:30-The Tenebrae.
Sermon by Rev. P. NJ. Shea.
Holy Thursday-High mass at a. m; tene-
bIae, 80 p. M; sermon by Right Rev. Mgr.
Caillet.
Good Frlday-Mass of the Presanctiied, a.
m.; Way Of the Cross, at p. M. tenebrae,
1880 p. M. and sermon by Rev. T. j. Gibbons.
Holy Saturdays a. M, Blessing OF the
New Fire. Paschal Candle, Holy Water, mass
and vespers.
Memorial English Evangelical Lutheran
church, West Sixth street, near Exchange, OF
which Rev. Alex ]. D. Haupt is the pastor,
Is becoming too small for the audiences that
gather there of late. Today there will be II
large class Of catechumens confirmed, ana
about twelve other persons received into
adult membership; this will so increase the
membership of the church that It's whoie
seating capacity will be taxed.
The theme for the 1890 a. N. service will
be "Hosanna,'' and at s p. m. the services
for passion week will begin with the theme,
"Oh, Jerusalem" There will be services
every evening during the week, except Satur-
day. the catechumens taking their first com.
munion on Holy Thursday evening.
The Christian Union Spiritual society with
celebrate the forty-eighth anniversary of
Modern Spiritualsm, Sunday, March 20, at
Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha
streets. The meeting will be opened by three
little girls, and the music will be furnished
by little children. Among the speakers will
be Rev. ]. T. Geddes of England and Mr..
T. Nimlos, Of Ellsworth, Wis. The Circle
Band of Harmony will meet at the close Of
the meeting. Services commence at 700 p. IN.
The Atlantic Congregational church will
hold special services each evening next week.
The following pastors will make addresses:
Monday, Rev. J. w. Conley; Tuesday, Rev.
G. Edgar Haupt; Wednesday, the pastor
Rev. S. w. Dickinson: Thursday, Rev. E. p.
Ingersoll, d. D.; Friday, Rev. A. D. Mel
drum, D. d. At the close Of the address
Friday evening the Lords supper will be
celebrated, Rev. w. N. Jamison, assisting.
Services to begin at 7:45.