The herald., 1897-04-18

"As It Began to Dawn" special selec-
tion from DR.. Steiner's Daughter of
Jairus." "And When Jesus Had Put
Them All OUT" aria (soprano). "Loye
~ssarIe, uuce Vsuprano ana tenor), My
Hope Is in the Everlasting:" solo for
tenor, with chorus, Awake, Thou That
Sleepest;" hymn 112; receesional, hymn
| 121.
| At the II o'clock service Bishop John
son will preach. The music is under the
direction of Mr.. John, c. Dunster, organ
ist and conductor. The choir will be as
sisted by Mrs. ]. G. Scarborough, con-
tralto, and Mr.. ]. H. Zinck, tenor.
The decorations at st. Paul's are of the
most elaborate nature-lilies being used
in the greatest profusion., The whole eff
feet of the scheme of white and green
Is most artistic and beautiful
CATHEDRAL
The decorations at the cathedral are
of the most elaborate nature. The church
from the entrance to sanctuary is COW
cred with evergreens, tropical plants and
date palms. Within the sanctuary are
smilax, ferns and floral emblems The
grand altar is work of art. It's decora-
tions consist of smilax delicate blossoms
ferns, choice vases of flowers and many
floral pieces. The finest of them are
four Gothic spires made of white lilies
Above these are an Easter cross and
the word "Alleluia," formed of white
carnations. Suspended over the shrine
of st. Vibiana is repeated again the word
"Allelulia," made up of white rosebuds
and surrounded by large Easter cross
composed of lilies. The altar will be IL
Illuminated by 300 candles.
Miss M. Callahan and George Beisne
had charge of the decorations, assisted
by Mrs. La Sage, Miss Walters Miss Ora
Woods. Miss Mcdonald and Miss De
Passan.
The following is the days program:
Pontifical mass at 1890, celebrant, Rt.
Rev. Bishop Montgomery; assistant
priest, Very Rev. Rubio; deacons of hon
or, Rev. M. McAuliffe and Rev. Joseph
Doyle; deacon and subdeacon, Rev. ]. ].
Clifford and Rev. c. Malony Sermon
by Rev. Thomas Rooney.
The following musical program will
be rendered by the chorus under the di-
rection OF Mr.. A. J. Stamm, and with or
chestral accompaniment: "Kyrie"
and "Agntls Del" (Franz Liszt; "Glo-
ria," "Credo," "Sanctus" and "Benedic-
ton" (Beethoven's mass in c.; Regina
Coeli' (TroppeD will be sung by Miss
Bertha Roth and Miss Lille Scan
Ion; Handels Largo" (violin solo), Mr..
Arnold Krauss; Gounods grand march,
orchestra and Organist Stamm.
The choir will consist of the following
singers: Sopranos-Misse Bertha Roth,
Dora Hovel, Marianne Etchemendy,
Edna Bicknell, Regina O'Kane, May
Horgan, Anna McCame; altos-Misses
Lille Scanlon, Stella Flynn, Helen Coan,
Eugenia Meysant, Adelaide Meysant,
Ora Woods; tenors-Carl Thrower, ]. B.
Sullivan, Geo. Wienert; bassos-Joseph
Scott, Eugene Roth, Alfred Scott, Jos.
Valla, DR.. Fernandez
Evening service at 1880 o'clock at which
Easter yespers will be sung. "Hace
Dies" (Kapp), Miss Roth; 20, Salutaris,"
Miss Scanlon; "Tantum Ergo" choir
SACRED HEART
Today's services will be held at Sacred
Heart church, East Los Angeles, as fol-
lows:
Solemn high mass at 10 a. M; Rev.
Father Harnett will preach. vespers
at 1880 p. m. The program prepared by
the musical director and organist, Mr..
Edward Heyes. .excels anything ever
rendered at this beautiful church and
includes: "Kyrie." "Gloria" and Sane
tus.'' from Mozart's Twelfth mass;
"Credo.' from Haydn's First mass in
B nat; "Benedictus" and ANGUS" from
oounod's ''16esse sollenelle;" for the