The record-union., 1897-04-17
kins (corneD, George Neale (French
horn), E. w. Platt (trombone).

ST, PAULS.
The people Of ST. Paul's may fairly
revel in services of glad rejoicing. At
z a. m. will be the first service of the
day, low celebration of the Holy Com
munion; at 9:45 the children of the
Sunday school will hold their service,
and at II o'clock will begin the grand
function of the day, high choral cele-
bration of the Holy Communion, and
sermon by the rector.
At this service the music will be that
of Mozart's Grand Mass No. II, sew
eral splendid Easter hymns, and-for
the first time in California-Beethove $
glorious hallelujah chorus from The
Mount of Olives" The numbers or
the mass sung will be the ''Kyrie,
Gloria "Credo,' EFT Incarnatus, .
EFT Resurrexit," ''Benedictus," and
.'Sanctus.' J. A. Owens will sing the
"Incarnatus."
The chief usher will be Charles T..
Wright. His assistants will be A. A.
Van Voorhies, G. NJ. Appleton, A f..
Robinson, A L. Smith, d. Nield, &. W.
Railton and A. c. Tufts.
The choir will include the following
well-known singers: Mrs. Elkus, Mrs.
Bentley. Mrs Mel, Mrs. Moynihan,
Miss Groth, Miss Senf, Miss Frazee,
Mrs. Rider, Mrs. Stone, Miss Hitch
cock. Miss Wheat, Miss Nield, Miss
Govan. Miss NJ Govan, Miss Dixon,
Mrs. Pierce. Miss Gerrish, Miss Wlnn,
Miss Turton, Miss Shafer, Miss Tur-
ner, Miss Tufts Miss Wait, Miss Tur-
ner. Miss Clayton, Miss Neagle, Miss
Spaulding, Miss Taylor, Miss Lewis,
Mrs. Dollhouse, Mrs. Wilder MISS
jackson, Miss Willis, Messrs. Podd,
Elkus. Owens, Milliken, Stratton, Coli
man, Truly, Bellhouse, Webber, Shear
er Strauer, Appleton, Bentley, Week,
Lovdal. Van Norden, Roscoe, Morris,
Mel. REYNOLDS. Shuler, Arnold, Brown,
Bockrath, Elliott, and others Mrs.
Addie Pinkham will play the organ.
At 7:3O in the evening will be held
a praise service of song, when most OIL
the music of the morning Will be re-
peated and a sermon preached by ReV'
Brevard D. Sinclair, who was recently
ordained by Bishop Graves in St PAU
Church.
The church will be beautifully dec
GRATED. and several new features VIII
appear for the first time.
on Monday in Easter week will be
held the annual meeting of st. Paui
Parish, at which the vestry Will DE
elected for the ensuing year.
On Tuesday night at 1:30 o'clock, a
grand meeting of the Salvation Army
will be held in the church, when MI.
Mel will introduce Major and Mrs.
Winchell. who will speak to members
of St. PauPs Church and citizens OF
Sacramento of the social work or the
armv. 1t has been well known for
some time that Mr.. Mel has identifled
his church with the social work OF
the army among the poor and needy
of this city. but a Salvation Army
meeting in an Episcopal Churcn 10
while not an irregularity, certainly
novelty.
SIXTH STREET METHODIST.
Services appropriate to Easter Will be
held at the Sixth-street METHODIST
Church. Rev. NJ. D. Buck will preach
in the morning on THE Resurrection
Morning" and in the evening on The
Angel of the Lord"
The choir will sing in the morning
awake, InOu ll4dl tolCC}'N~iA' - $500
1.-THE Daughter of Jairus," by Stalner;
Christ Our Passover" by Schilling, IN
which solos will be sung by Miss Emma
Felter. Mrs G.. H. Smith and w. ID.
Dunster: also "Hark! Hark, My Soul,
by Shelley, in which there Will be SOLOS
by Misses Lottie Shepstone and Emma
Felter. Miss Felter will also sing The
Resurrection" by Shelley Familiar
hymns will also be sung by the con-
gregation.
In the evening the choir will sing two
anthems by Millard-"He Is Risen, y
and Christ, Our Passover" Mrs.
Bessie Elliott will sing a solo.
The choir is composed Of: Leader,
Mrs. Frances Moeller; sopranos, Miss
Emma Felter, Mrs. Elliott. Miss Anna
Woods and Miss Hattie Shepstone; al
tos. Mrs G. H. Smith, Miss Lottie
| Shepstone and Mrs. Clara l. Bennett;
| tenors, Messrs. w. H. DunsIer and
Charles Hill; basses, Messrs. j. F. Ell
liott, George Hutchinson, z. S. Pope
- JacoX and w. B. Davis.