The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-16
Music at the Churches

The music at St. Vincent's Church on
Sunday morning will consist of Haydn's
Second Mass" the soloists of which are
Mines. Katherine Kimball Forrest, A.
Scott Chapman, Gibbs, Howell and Alton,
Messrs. Sullivan Weeks, Rice and Hayes.
For the offertory, Mrs. A. Scott Chapman
will sing Dudley Bucks "Salve Regina"
The choir of st. Vincent's Church has
recently been reorganized under the di-
rection of Prof. T. W. Wilde, one of the
best-known organists in Southern Cali
fornia-
Music at the First Methodist Church on
Sunday morning will be as follows: Pre-
lude. organ. Chorus of Angels" (Scotson
Clark. w. W. Ellis; anthem. soprano.
tenor and bass solos. Spirit Immortal
from Atilla VerdD. Mrs. Chick. Mr.. Crib
BILE, Mr.. Chick and chorus choir: offertory
duet Jerusalem the Golden" (Mendels-
sohn), Mr.. and Mrs. Chick; postlude march
In r fiat defebure-Weiy). Evening-Pre
luda Largo" Qandel-Whitney). W. W.
Ellis; anthem. soprano solo, 20 Turn Thee
Unto the Lord (Gounod), Mrs. Chick and
Fades the Twilight Ray" (Fennimore).
Mrs. Chick. Mrs. Bender, Mr.. Gribble ard
Mr.. Chick; postlude "Fantase in c." Der
thold Tours) William James Chick mus
ical director.
Music at the Church Of the Covenant,
Congregational Rev Burt Estes Howard.
pastor, IL o'clock service: Morning Song
(Whiting); "Te Deum" Burnap); Res
ponse 10 Thy Throne" (Marston); "Gloria
Patri'' (Holden); offertory Calvary
(Rodney); closing. "Thy Love Divine"
Platte). Mrs. Burdette, soprano; Mrs.
Fletcher, alto; Modini-Wood, tenor, D. c.
Morrison, bass; Miss Blanche Rogers, ac
companist
Program at the Third Presbyterian
Church, corner Sixteenth and Hill streets:
Morning-Prelude "Andante Cantabile'
Beethoven): "Gloria" Holden): Response;
Offertory hymn "Jewett''; anthem, king
Of Love" Shelley; soprano solo, . AYE
(Reinck) Evening-Prelude "Andante"
Basil Harwood); offertory, "Pastorale"
CNely); anthem, Lead, Heavenly Light
Buck) tenor solo. I'm Heavenly Love
Abiding" Gassen. Charles B. Baird:
postlude, March (Gounod. Miss Mabella
A. Young, organist. W. John Gage, d.
rector.
The music at the First Congregational
Church on Sunday morning will be as
follows: Organ. "Andante" (Silas); choir,
"Venite" Holden); organ. prayer" in F
(GuilmanO: choir, Near the Cross" ar
ranged by Emerson. ENering-Organ
Hank, my Soul' Beethoven; organ, An
dante G1endelssohn); choir, How Sweet
the Evening Shadows" (Sullivan). w F.
Skeele, organist. F. A. Bacon, director
Music at the Unity Church will be as
follows: Morring-Organ prelude, AN
dante in c" (Silas): anthem. Praise Ye
the Lord (CherubinD: soprano solo and
quartet Mrs. o. L. Wuerker and choir;
offertory anthem. my Strength and Fort
ress' CIV. Huntington Woodman); organ
postlude, professional March" (GuirauD.
Evening organ prelude, Adagio in A fiat
OR volckmar); anthem, 20 Lord at Even
tide" (E. E. Truett); offertory, "Pastorale"
CWely): chant, Lords Prayer, choir; post
lude, "Fughetta" Hemaige). F. L. Hueb
ner, musical director.
The following is the msical program at
Sacred Heart church for the 10 o'clock high
mass this morning: "Kyrie," "Credo.'
"Sanctus," "Benedictus." "Agnus Der
(from Weber's Mass in G"D. For the Of
fertory Mrs. L. P Collette will sing Cher
ubini's ave Maria" This is Mrs Collect
ties first appearance since her return from
New York, where she has been studying for
a year post. Miss Theresa Sullivan will
preside at the organ.
The Cathedral choir will render Haydn's
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1890 The solodsts are Miss Tertilla Eisen-
meyer, soprano: Miss Lille Scan1on, con-
tralto; Mr.. Karl S. Thrower, tenor, and
Mr. Joseph Scott. bass. They will be as
sisted by a chorus choir For offertory
Miss Eisenmeyer will sing an ave Maria"
by Wiegand. Mr.. A. j. stamm is the Or
ganist.
The choir of the Church Of the Ascension
on Bowie Heights Is composed of a double
quartet and a chorus of eighteen children,
directed by the organist, Miss Mary T.
Wood. The soloists are Miss Jessie Doane
and Miss Margaret Moore, Sopranos Miss
Anna Mathews and Miss Mary Brown, al
tcs; Harry Jones and Bertram Grassby,
tenors; Messrs. Berry and Valentine, bas-
SOS.
Two new sacred songs for contralto or
bass. by Frederick Stevenson, Incline
Your Ear" and "'Wherewithal Shall a
Young Man Cleanse His Way?" Fitzger-
aid Music Co.