The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-09

der the direction OF Mr.. Henry -. ray
lor, organist and choirmaster.
st. Marks p. E.-There will be four
early services at st. Marks Church on
Jersey avenue. The chief service will be
at 1880 A. NJ, and will consist of a
solemn procession. solemn celebration OF
the Holy Eucharist and a sermon by the
rector. The music of the mass will be
by Sir John Stainer and Henry Elkin.
tine anthem Break Forth into joy
There will also be solemn eyensong, fol-
lowed by a procession at four P. M. A
children's Easter festival at 1870 p. M.
will close the list of services for Easter
day.
st. Paul NJ. E. Church-Morning, organ.
IS Risen; anthem, Behold / tell you a
mystery. Shipper. anthem, HE, is Ris-
en-" A. ]. Holden; organ, "Preut's
March sanv s Mendel5 70 h s Egenang gs;b an Ea as
sisted by the choir; soprano solo, L
Know That My Redeemer Liyeth" Mes
siah). Handel. Mrs. Howard butcher; So
butcher, Miss Lizzie Maize, Miss Maud
Helper; altos. Mrs. G. N. Halsted, Mrs. II.
Hubbard; tenor, Jacob Arms; bassos, Mr..
netist, Mr.. Harry Hubbard; pianist, Miss
Mamie Hummer; organist, Prof. Albert
Cook.
Simpson M. E-Morning, organ volnn-
tary ''Hallelujah;' Pref Wood; 0n
thirty voices; Hail This Easter Day
T. c. OKane, boys choir; Easter Dawn,
Watson; The Glorious Victory" a
Lewis, eight male voices; Sing .Alleluia
Forth" Dudley Buck, tenor solo by Geo.
Vessels and mixed choir of thirty voices;
(postlude). At the evening, service this
programme will be rendered:-Organ
Voluntary in G.. Prof. Wood: The Bells
of Easter Tide ]. S.. Ferris, alto solo
lx> nT;ecA Ca1o III, n 1- a,1 roixnJ nhnrJIc-
Sing Sweet Carols 7. N. Davis. boys
choir; "Hallelujah, Christ is kisen,'
Caleb Shipper, tenor solo by George Wes-
sells and mixed choir of thirty voices
den, double male quartette; closing march,
Prof. Wood. Miss May Storrs of New
York will also sing several solos.
Reformed Church of Hudson City,
Music under the direction of Prof. Adam
Walter. Mr.. Philip Heck will sing THE
Holy City, Cby Adams) as a tenor solo,
Mr.: Rudolph Diffenbaeh will render saada a
.AiIeIufah, Angels Singing Preston;
easter Motette,' Noelseh."
Second Presbyterian-Morning 1925
Prelude, }"Andante Guiramento," Mer,
cedante. organ and orchestra; Behold, |
Doxology, congregation; invocation
Psalter. No. 20, responsive; Gloria. choir,
Cranmer; hymn, Come All Ye Faithful,
hymn, scripture leSSOH, IJuAl
No. 305. Easter Hymn" Morgan; prayer,
Pastor, chant, Lords Prayer Cranmer'
Moderate Grazioso," Camp. organ and
orchestra; offertory, Awake, Thou That
Sleepest,' ~Strachauer; ermon Rev. Henry
G. Cronin; Hymn No. 3OS, Christ the
Lord is Risen" Mozart; benediction,,
silent prayer; postlude, Festival March
Mosenthal, organ and orchestra. Even
ing, 7:25-Prelude. Meditation Flagler,
organ and orchestra; "Alleluia! Christ Is
Risen anthem, Denee; Scripture lesson;
Hymn No. S01, Christ Above all Glory.
Arr. by Root; prayer, Pastor; Gloria,
choir. Thayer; notices; Prelude to Offer
tory, Evening Hymn" Bridge, organ
and orchestra; Offertory, tie Deum,'
Cranmer; sermon, Rev. Henry G. .Cronin;
Hymn No. 314, Look, Ye Saints, Hast
ings; benediction, silent prayer; p~ostlude,
Grand March Eanfarew Gilbe eso,r organ ryan
sists of Miss Elizabeth H. Speers, so
prano; Mrs. N. s. Johnson ss, eon T HssI Mr.
baritone. Assisted by Mr.. George Stehl,
violinist; Mr.. E.. Hess. violinist, and MT
Is. Hoffman, violincellist. e. S. Cranner,
organiSt and director.