The herald., 1898-12-11
Music at the Churches

Lion" DeKontsky
March, "The Merry American" -. Wheeler
Music at the Churches
The music at Plymouth Congregational
Church at the regular Sunday services will
he as follows: Morning-V oluntary, Lar
ghetto" QIaydn); anthem, He Shall Come
Down Like Rain Dudley Buck); offer
tory, Gently, Lord, o, Gently Lead Us
lSchnecker). Evening-Voluntary, "Te De
nm Laudamus" (Graun); anthem, Lead,
Kindly Light" (Vogrich); offertory solo,
"The Heavenly Song Gray, Miss Edith
Preston. Miss Winona Huntley is the or
gonist and Miss Edith Preston, musical di-
rector.
Music at the First Congregational Church,
Mr.. Fred A. Bacon, director, Mr.. w. +.
Skeele, organist, will be as follows: Morn
ing service-Organ, Allegro in f sharp minor
(Guilmont); choir, Venite (Holden); organ,
Nocturne from midsummer Nights
Dream (NIendelssohn); choir, "My Song
Shall Be of Mercy" (Wilkinson). Evening
Organ. "At Evening (Bucl); choir, The
Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away" Wood
ward); organ, "Pastorale' (Deshayes);
choir, 1--WE Beseech Thee Grant.
The Cathedral choir will render Mozart 5
Twelfth Mass in c major this morning at
l0:SO. The soloists are: Miss Tertila Els
enmaver. soprano; Miss Lille Scanlon, con-
tralto; Mr. Carl S. Thrower, tenor, and Mr..
Joseph Scott, bass. They will be assisted
by chorus. For offertory Miss Scanlon
will sing Alma Redemptoris, by Thounle.
Mr.. A. j. Stamm is the organist.
At Unity Church the music on Sunday
will be as follows: Morning Pas
torale" (Kulall); anthem, "Hark, the Land
of Holy Voices, choir (Kroeger); otfertory
solo. selected, Fred X. Butler; postlude,
"Postlude in Az (Smart). Evening-Pre'
lude, Hymn of the Nuns (Wely); anthem,
"Jubiate Deo'' (Buck), choir; otfertory So
10, selected, Mrs. LIE Sage; postlude, march
(tlagler).
Music at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
will be as, follows: Morning-Anthem,
'The Lord Is My Light (Parker); Gloria
Patria and Response (Shelley); offertory
solo, Mrs j. G. Scarborough. Evening
Anthem, Ten Thousand Times Ten Thou
sand (Schnecker); offertory solo, Miss
Jennie Winston; anthem, Lovely Appear
(Counod).
I Christ Church (EpiscopaD, corner of
Flower and Pico streets. Mathis at ii
o'clock Come, Thou Long
Expected Jesus (Hassler); Benedicite (Ste-
venson in Z fat; Benedictus (Ouseley, in
f hat); anthem, "Send Out Thy Light
(Gounod); recessional, "Oft in Danger, OFT
in Woe" (Gauntlett). Evensong, at 7:30-
PROFESSIONAL Softly, Now, the Light OF
Day (Weber); Magnificat and Nunc Dim
tits (Bunnett, in F); collect anthem, PRO
tect Us, o Father (Curschmann), Miss
Grace Sergeant, Miss Grace Longley and
Miss Alice Eaton; offertory anthem
abide With Me- Barnby), Miss Noral
Wiltshire, Mr. W. S. Stephens and Mr.. Gilt
ford smith; recessional, Through the
Night of Doubt and Sorrow" (Bainbridge)
Strangers are most welcome at all times
Frederick Stevenson, organist and choir
master.
! The musical program at the First Metho
dist church, under the direction of William
James Chick, will be as follows: Morning
Prelude, Adagio in A flat (Dr. w. Nolll
mair), w. W. Ellis; anthem, Bow Down
Thine Ear Daniels, chorus choir; offer
tory, quartet, Nearer My God to Thee
/ (Leby-Shilling), Mrs. Chick, Mrs. Cortelyou
Mr.. Gribble and Mr.. Chick; postlude, march
III B fiat (E. Silas) Evening-Organ pre-
lude, "Vesper Bells (Nater Spinney), w
/ ". Ellis; anthem, with tenor solo, Seek
Ye the Lord" (Dr. Roberts), Mr.. Gribble
of the Home Land" (Sullivan), Mrs. Chick
postlude, "Andante Maestoso" (B. L. Sci
by.
! Program for music at the First Baptist
church will be as follows: Morning -Orgar
prelude, "Fantasie' (Horatio Parker)
anthem, 'The Lord of Glory is My Light
' (Gounod -Emerson); offertory, Praise the
Lord" (Randegger); postlude (John +
West). Evening-Organ prelude, Largo
(Handel- Wild; anthem, Nearer My Goo
to Thee" Uiebe-Schilling); postude, Tri
urnphal March (GuilmanO. Miss NJ. L
i1dlHes, OISdHIot.
Program at Presbyterian church, corner
Hill and Sixteenth streets Morning-Pre
lude, Prayer" (Callaerts): Gloria (Hoi
dem; Morning Anthem (Shelley);' re
sponse (Main); Hymn Anthem, selected
oifertory, "Adagio" (Mendelssohn); so
prano solo, ''There Is a Land My Eye Haiti
Seen," Miss Minna Roper (Crowinshield)
postlude in. A (StarlS). Evening-Prelude
Hymn of the Nuns" (Wely); and tn
City Had No Need of the Sun" (G. B. New
in), bass solo and quartet; offertory
"Andante" (Batiste) tenor solo, Mr.. Baird
postlude PetralD. Miss Mabelle A. Young
organist; w. John Gage, director.
AT Simpson tabernacle this evening
lpraise service will be given under the diree
tion of Mr.. Colby, the organist, with the fol
lowing program: Organ (a) Andante from
Mendelssohn's Fourth Sonata; (h) entract
from "King Manfred" Reineckel; quartet
"Oft at Evening" (Kochat); "Mofe Low
to Thee" Daley, Tabernacle male quar-
tet; violin, offertory, "Elegie" ERNST
Frank A. Waters; quartet, 70, Saving Vic
tim (Gounodl; soprano, "The Prodiga
Som Wepry Parker), Mrs Franz H. Colby
quartet, "Savior, Teach Me- (Abt); post