Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-02

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c,,,,pcg Music The choirs Of thu
,'.hoIi,. Episcopal aud some of the
It'nY churches have been for some
u. -ats rehearsing the Easter music TO
W. s-andered on Sunday and the pro-
O s, ,o are quite elaborate. showing
r.ide range ia selecting suitable mu-
- They are given below:
~ = Paul's Churchill a. ~, process
:. ~, bymn. No. 100, Welcome Hap
I,S Morning" a. 5. Sullivan; Christ
F. r. Passover, in f, F. Schiiling; Gloria
y p,,ri Nos. and ,, Bialla; No. 3, Boz
.a a TIE Deum in f, F. Schilling;
4abiia,e 10 e fiat, arranged from Stabat
Meter ; H. Willard; introit hymn, No.
- is IA the Lambs High Feast we
. in, settling; Gloria Tioi in fat F., En-
s srol HYMN I'D, Jesus Lives" sermon;
0fertory anthem, God hath appoint
~ day. Berthold Tours; otfertory
s:crintion. praise God from Whom all
b Si flow" sanctus in E fiat, Co.
mani: communion hymn No. 225; Gloria
n Fycelsis, old chant. Choir-Sopranc,
W;s.es Carrie Evans, Janet Fawcett
and Ellie Tyler; alto, Misses Florence
Evans sara Rathbone and Mrs. Vir-
giuis Evans-O Brien; tenor, Messrs. S.
Frank Field, Benz. L. Jacobs, and DR..
Herbert MacNamee, of Washington;
B}ss Messrs. Geo. H. Evans, VIM. l..
Field and Geo. B. Kennedy; violins,
Mr. Brook Amiss, of Washington, Miss
Helen Whitelesey and Mr.. Courtney
Houck: cello, Mr.. Walter Whittlesey;
Mr.. Sherman B. Fowler, organist and
director
Christ Church Organist, Mrs. Chas.
G Lennon: director, Miss Katherine H
Stuart. Anthem, This is the day
which the Lord hath made" E. V.
Hall: chant, Christ our Passover"
3d., Hutchings; Gloria Patri, No. #,
Hutching5, No. 8, Kay; TIE Deum, Dud-
ley Buck, B minor; Jubilate Dec, II. P.
Dsnks: hymn, Welcome Happy
Morning, 100, Hutchings; Gloria Tibi,
No. Il. Tours: hymn, "Christ the Lord
has risen to-day Hutchings;; offertory,
81 AN He that Liveth," G. Simpei;
doxOogy; holy communion; Sanctus,
S: hymn, 225; Gloria in Excelsis, 105,
Hutchings; Hymn, 112. Choir-Soprauo,
Misses Blanche Rotchford, Lucy Mimi
gerode, Caroline Hunter, Nellie Curtis,
Mary Bentz, May Green, Mrs. Frank
Anderson; alto, Misses Rose Sipple,
Sara Taylor, Maggie O'Neal, Katharine
Stuart tenor, Messrs Murray Bartels,
William Wood, DIR. Bechtel, William
McCuen, William Hogan; bass, Will
liam Wilkerson, Gardner Boothe, Hor.
ace A. Schwartz, Joseph Rodgers. Sun
day school festival at 5 p. m.
Grace Church 6 q. m. holy commuD-
ion; Il q. N. morning prayer and holy
communion; I p. m. evening prayer.
6 s. IN. professional hymn 121; Kyrie,
Clement f. Gales; Gloria Tibi, Carey;
0hertorium, Easter Anthem, Chapel;
of aims, Old Humid
red; Sursum Corda, c. E. b; Sanctus,
Wesley; Agnus, Stainer; communion
hymn 30; Gloria In Excelsis, w. o.
Wilkinson; post communion, Nunc
Dmittis. IL a. m.-Processional hymn
l2l; Easter Anthem, Chapel; Te
Deum, Charles z. Kingsbury; Bene-
dictus, H. P. banks; introit hymn 122;;
Ohertoroum, Angels Roll the Rock Away;
of service as at 6 a. m. Up.
Professional hymn 10; Magnificat,
Charles H. Lloyd; Nunc Dimittis, Chas.
h Lloyd; office hymn lis; hymn before
sermon III; ohertorium, Easter An
hem, Chapel, occasional hymn 374.
Personnel of choir-Sopranos, Miss
lulu Ratbbone and Mrs. J. F. McCueD;
tito, Mrs. Charles'J. Deahl; tenor, Chas.
/. Deahl; bass, Frank. T. King; organ.
st, Horace B. Ramey. Easter festival
of the Sunday school will be held at 8
3. m.
st. Mary's Church At the II o'clock
mass Peters "Vidi Aquam" will be fol.
lowed by Lejeal's mass in D; offerto-
ry, Gaudamus, Diabelli, and "Strike
the Cymbal,n Pucitta. Rosewig's Yes
pers will be sung at 4 o'clock, with
Ave Maria, Willard; Magnifcat, EN-
merigs; Regina Coeli, Werner; 0 Salu-
iaris, Verdi; Tantum Ergo, Willard;
To-day He's Risen, Webbe; Laudate
Dominum, Rosewig. The choir will be
composed of the following talent, with
full orchestral accompaniment, at both
morning and evening services: So
pranos, Mrs. Julia Monroe, Mrs. Jacob
Brill, Mrs. NJ. r. O'Sullivap, Misses
May Greenwich, Lottie Greenwich, Kate
Nlgent, Hattie Hill, and Alice Max.
well; altos, Misses Mamie Lyles and
Tins Scbuler; tenors, Messrs. John 81.
strlder and w. II. Whitcomb: bassos,
". /. Hoy, r. W. Wenzel, Thomas h.
Burroughs, and P. II. Downey; director,
proi. +. r. Dunn; organist, MIR. Joseph
N. Monroe.
In some of the other churches music
above the ordinary will also be render
etd' though no special programmes have
been prepared.
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