The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-11


| Ths evening services were OF the usual
nature. and the following music was rem
dered: Psalms 1l3 and ia; Hymns llS
l,2. l21 ana lis: Masninoat. Buck; Nuno
DiInittis, Buog; offertory anthem. Christ
| Ii hisen, Steape.
Never was the interior OF the church
rendered more beautiful than IL was yes
| terasy, lilies. palms, hyacinths, ferns,
sa ilax and ivy Icing used In great pro-
fusion TOR the decorations.
ST. JAMES.
At. st. James church the matin ser
vice was held at $3.50 q. M, tie regular
| service at l0:45 q. IN. and the event q
service at 80 O'Clock. The music was
very beautifu. ana the interior OF the
church was elaoorateiy decoratsd with
flowers, ferps and plants.
ST. PAULS.
and at the morning service Mrs. y. r.
Gabriel sang The Resurrection; IA. ii.
Woodward rendered Gloria Iibi, aus Dec.
AT tee evening service was sung again
tie solo. The Resurrection. The interior
of the church was adorned with an nbun :
dance Of Easter flowers.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.
The morning service was at o'clock
with holy communion. The children Of
the sunday school had their carol service
at 3 p. IN. At 10:45 occurred the regular
morning service and at 1880 the evening
prayers.
CHURCH OF THE SA vIOUR.
While there were onl y two services at
this church, the music was very bsauti-
full and very ably renoered. The HYMNS
sung were l2l, III, ll3, l22. In decorat-
inc the altar potted plants were used gen.
orally. They were arranged along the
length OF the chancel
81. THOMAS.
There were four services here. and at
IL a. IN. an elaborate progi am was given,
in which. In addition to the choir, Messrs.
Walton and sweeney were the violinists,
Mr.. ClegR. cornetist and Mr.. Charles
Rubery, choirmHster, and A. h. Barnes,
organist. At o'clock the regular even
ing service was held.
THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
The Catholic churches OF the city, as
usual, held very elaborate services and
| st the Cathedral there were four masses.
At l0:30 o'clock Right kJv. Bishop cele-
braten solemn pont,fical mass, assisted by
, the following officers of the mass: Assist
ant priest, kev. 4. II. Doran: dsacons of
honor. hev. Austin Bowling, Rev. ID. nj.
| Lowney deacon OF the mass. Rev. h. nj.
| Raftery; sub-deacon of tho mass, Kew. Il.
Craig; master OF ceremonies, Rev. +. Il.
| Notice.
The music was very elaborate and the
| following was given: Eccs Sacerdos,
| Stehle: Resurrexi, lntroitus; kyrie,
Gloria, Perlet; Haeo Dies, witt; Vic
| timae Paschaii, Graduate; Credo, Perlet;
| Terra 1remuit, Gruter; Saactus. Bene-
| dictus Agnus Pcrlet; Pascha Nostrum,
Con munion: Oremus, renediotion;
! at 3:3O O'Clock In the afternoon with The
| following music; Deus In Adjutorium,
Scheid; Antiphonae. vesreraIe kom. ;
| Dlxit Domiuus, Confitebor. Beatus Vie.
Laudate Pueri. In Exitu Israel, four
parts by Moiitor; Magnifieat Eima; o.
Saiutaris. solo; Tantum Ergo, Gesbel.
ST. MICHAEL's.
Services of low mass were held at $780,
! S:45 and 9:55 .. m. At the latter service
mass was suna ny junior choir Of ~
| voices, under the direction or Miss
Theresa O'Donnell. orRanist: Mass In
&, Gounod; Hymn, Hnec Dies, HANNA
offertory, Queen Of Heaven kejoice, =
Srs. OF NJ; Commupion, Regina Coeli.
Srs. OF NJ. Solemn high mass was cele-
braIed at l0:45 The officers were Rev.
j. H. MoDonough, cslebrant; kev. n. j..
| McDonouRb, deacon; Rev. 4. II. Ken
| nedy, sub-deacon.
ST. PATRICK'S.
The musical service at the high mass
yesterday morning was very elaboratesand
INCLUDED Largo, Handel; vidi Aquam,
WitzkH; Kyrie Burgoyne; GLORIA,
Creio, Meroadsnte; offertory, Ave Maria,
Ha NINA; coutralto solo, with violin
obligato. Mr.. Edward NJ. Fay; Sanctus
Gounod; Agnus Del, MercadaDte; bene-
diction: q. Salutaris, Gade; Tantum Ergo
f.~x. IL oh xSl M hnt
assisted by Mr.. Edward M. Fay, director
Of ksith's Opera House Orchestra, and
Mr.. Powell, cornetist who rendered the
Holy City by Adams, after the last mass
ST. JOsEPha
The usual low masses were celebrated
at st. Josephs church, nnd at the l0:3O
Cross College. Worcester, was celebrant
assiste1 by Father knohe, 5. j.. dsa-
con; Mr.. McCabe, Holy Cross College,
sub deacon. Tne sermon was delivered
by Father Denny, 3. D., OF the CHURCH
The music OF the mass was: Prelude.
allegro In ID minor, Batistc. organ; q
fiIii ct tiliae, Gregorian, chorus; Vidi
Aauam, Gounod; Kyrie and Gloria,
mass In q. Durand; graduate, Easter
anthem, Batiste, organ; Vent Creator,
Lsprevost chorus; Credo, mass in q.
Dunnd. offertory, Ques Petrus Lavalle,
chorus: sanctus. touor SOLO ana cnOruA
Gonnod; Agnus Dsi. Durapd; postlude.
Unfold, Ys Portals, Gounod, chorus.
The flol nj decorations ct this church were
particularly beautiful
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
The celebration of high mass at 10:30
O'Clock was rendered very beautiful by
tre elaborate music. which was as fol-
lows: solo, Know Thas My Redeemer
Liy.th, Handel; chorus Vidi Aquan,
Iyenoecker; kyrie. Gloria, Credo Messs
solenelle, Oounod: offertory, solo and
chorus, Haec Dies. v. Hamnerel, Miss
Theresa McCabe, Mr.. James Savage and
choir; tenor solo and chorus; Sanctus,
Gounod, Mr.. CHARLES l.. flaming and
choir; Agpus Del, Gounod; postiude for
organ, Awake tho Trumpet's Lofty
round, Handel.
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION.
The music at this church was espec-
tally sood. one Of the leading features
bsing the Easter carols mt the children =
mass at9 o'clock. At the high mass
tie music was a. follows: kyrie. Gloria
Mozart: Credo, Gsnerali; offsrtory. Haso
DIes. wiezand; sanctus, Agnus Del,
WiexaDd.