The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-06

Bauer. The church had been elator.
-. A. Mears., and Misses Sarah VIII
liams, NJ. Louise Williams. Mumford
and Nichols. Souvenir programmes In
book form, containing the words Of all
the music were distributed morning
and evening. The hymns for the SER
vices were from the new Hymnal OF
the Presbyterian church. Following Is
a list of singers and musicians: sopra-
nos. Mrs. r. T. Jayne. Mrs. F. ID.
Anna Munson. Miss Nettie Elias, Miss
Sarah A. Jones, Miss Anna Jones; altos,
Mrs. Merton Calkins. Miss Victoria
Gruener. Miss NJ. Louise Williams.
Miss Allie Jones: tenOrs. Edwin Bowen.
Thomas Abram, A. HOPE Atkin. H. f.
Thayer; bassOs. Morris Thomas, Eddie
James, d. A. Stone. George Vipond, W,
d. Howell: piano. MiSs Edith Swingles
organ, Miss Della Penwarden; violin,
Prof. r. j. Bauer.
SIMPSON NJ. E. CHURCH.
In the Simpson Methodist church
special music was given morning and
evening under the direction of w. w.
Jones, chOrister. and Walter Davis. or
ganist. In the morning the soloist was
James Hartman and the quartette was
composed Of Miss Ella GOdshall, Mrs.
Albert Lewis. w. w. Jones and Harry
Wrigley. In the evening VIII Whit
man occupied Mr.. Wrigley's place In
the quartette and the anthem and spec
ial solos We're by Miss Lillian Shively.
Miss Anna Jones. James Hartman and
Will Whitman.
The talent and finish in the singing
at high mass in st. Patrick's Catholic
church, was apparent to the greatest
degree and showed the painstaking
leadership Of Haydn Evans. The SOLO
lists and duettists We're Miss Lauretta
Jennings. Miss Kate Gibbons. ]. Fee
ney. ]. Connolly and Miss Rose Reese.
In the Plymouth Congregational
church the evening services were In
charge of the Sunday school. at which
there were responses and singing under
the direction of Superintendent A. b.
Eynon and Chorister Daniel Matthias.
T. J. Davies. mus. bac., sang In the
Providence Presbyterian church. where
Miss Ruth II. Jackson is Organist.- The
quartette was composed of Mrs. Heck
el, Mrs. T. j. Davies, p. Thomas and
T. ]. Davies. Solos were sung by Mrs.
Heckel. Miss Edith Martin, Miss Mag
gle Davis, Mrs. Joseph Mulley, +. X.
Thomas and George r. Jackson.
In the Providence Puritan COngrega-
tional church the exercises of the Sun
day school took place at o'clock. and
in the evening there was praise SER
vice Of unusual interest and excellent
singing by the large chorus choir under
the direction of Rees Watkins, assisted
by Miss Annie Rees.
Pontifical high mass was celebrated
at st. Peters cathedral yesterday morn
ing at 1880 by Right Reverend Bishop
O'Hara. Rev. d. j. MacGoldrick, of st.
Thomas college, was assistant priest
Rev. John LOughran, Of the Catholic
University, Washington, D. c.. was dea-
con; Rev. T. F. CarmOdy, subdeacon;
Rev. ]. w. Malone was deacon of hon
or and Rev. Walter German was sub
deacon of honor.
The choir of thirty-five voices under
the direction Of Professor w. p. Schil-
ling sang the beautiful music Of the
mass and the accompaniment was by
Rauer's orchestra of fourteen pieces.
The Kyrie. Credo and Agnus Del were
from La Haches mass; the Gloria was
from Rossini's grand Italian mass, and
the Sanctus and Benedictus were from
Gilsin's Italian mass. At the offertory
GiOrza's Regina Coeli was sung with
splendid effect.
The altar was adorned with wreath
of floral beauty and the glorious feast
of Easter. the gladdest in the history
of the church. was celebrated with much
grandeur. Rev. Father MacGoldrick
preached the sermon. 1t pertained to
the Savior from the tomb and portrayed
the rejoicing that spreads throughout
the Christian world on this glorious oc-