Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18

Agnus Del, from L. y. EMERSON "asS'
In II Flat.
This composition is grand, melodious'
and effective work, containing passages
OF exquisite beauty. Emerson's MASS mas
been very carefully studied and Will De
sung for the first time by st. Mary. 3
choir. At the offertory Wigand 5
'Iaetentur Coelr' will be rendered. Be
fore the sermon f. Spoth's "Neni Crea-
tor will be sung.
AT o'clock the juvenile chorus VIII
render English and German Christmas
carols. AT 1890 o'clock high mass selec-
tions from different composers Will be
performed, and an attractive programme
will be rendered at vespers.
Tho choir is composed of the following
ladies and gentlemen:
Sopranos-Mrs. i. Hickey, Misses Annie
Gerring, Annie Tremmer, and Luciile
Ginder.
Altos-Mesdames c. +. Mutter, T.
Lenzi, and e. PelouZe.
Tenors-Messrs. Anthony Sauerwald'
and Charles Gardewin.
Bassos-Messrs. James McEvoy and
August Fischer.
Orgonist and Director-Mr. c. 4. Nut
ter.
ST. JOSEPH'S (CODORED).
At st. Josephs church on Christmas
morning high mass will be sung at b
O'Clock Rev. Thomas Donovan, pastor
of the church, celebTant. The music TINS
year will be exceptionally fine. The choir,
which has been we'll rehearsed under the
direction of Miss Margaret Ryan, VIII
sing Wiegand's beautiful festival mass In
Il fat. with organ and orchestral accom-
paniment This choir has long since be-
come popular, not only Tor the many
splendid voices it contains, but for the
expression and feeling with which they
sing the divine services. and for the beau
tiful selections, which have always charm
ed its hearers They reflect great credit
on the young organist, who has labored
necessarily to bring the choir to its pres
ent good condition. At the ofertory
Adeste Fideles will be sung, and at the
occasional Glory to God.
| Other masses in the morning will be low
mass at and sung mass at 9, with bene-
dicton. closing the services for the day.
| Miss Nj. Ryan is the organist.
The Episcopal Churches.
The services at St. PauPs church on
| Christmas-Day will be particularly hne
from a musical standpoint. The follow
| ing programme will be given at the morn
| ing service: Professional, hymn DO,
| christians Awake" Carmichael; Venite,
Exultemus Goss; Gloria Patria, Goss; Tie
| Deum Laudamus, Tours in F; Jubilate
| Dec, Aldrich: Introit. Hymn oil, HarK!
| the Herald Angels Sing" Mendelssohni
| Hymn SO. go. Little Town of Bethlehem
| Barnby; Offertory, Sing and Rejoice,
| Rarnby: Recessional Hymn 40, 80, Come
| All We Faithful" Reading.
The following compose the choir:
| sopranos-Mrs. Reinhardt. Mrs. Blank
| enship. Miss Virgie Archer, Miss Eller
! Hobson. Miss Annie Kenny. Miss Mary
| Rogers, Miss Dunlop. Miss Calvin Bragg
| Miss Lulie Williams, Miss Elizabeth Ro-
bins, Miss Talbot.
Altos-Miss Margie Knowles. Miss Gull
| laume. Miss Carmichael Miss Annie l.
Camm, Miss Skipwith Miss Mary Webb
Tenors-Mr. Tribbett, Mr.. Kinny, Mr.
! Reid Hobson, Mr. W. Noland Charles Il
Harra, w. II. Boschen.
Basses-Mr. Walter c. Mercer, DR.. Da
vid McCaw, DR.. j. =. Roy, Mr.. Fred
Banks, Withers Miller.
Boys-Lewis McDougal, Graham Car
michael, Mcdonald Wexford Charles
Kessnich, Freddy Kessnich, Landon Well
ford, Matthew McDo1gal, Clinton West
James McDougal, Dean Weeks, Willie
Reinhardt.
Organist and Choir-Master-Mr. Jacol
Reinhardt.
HOLY TRINITY.
Music at this church will be Of yer!
high order. The programme for the da!
is as follows:
| Morning Service-Organ Prelude, (Noe
Egassais) Guilmant; Professional Hymn
81: Venite, Anglican Chant; Psalms, An
glican Chants; TIE Deum, Edward J. Hop
kins, in +; Jubilate Dec, Arthur Somer
vel, in f; Hymn, 40; Gloria Tibi; Hymn
CT; Anthem, II Desired WISDOM" StaineI
Communion Service-Sanctus. Plat
Song; Hymn, 22s; Gloria, in Excelsis
! Chant: Recessional Hymn, 335.
Evening Service-Organ Prelude (Noe
Egassias) Guilmant; Professional Hymn
+; co: Psalms, Anglican Chants Magnifica
and Nunc Dimittis, Herbert A. Trucker
, in G.; Anthem, IL Desired Wisdom,
Stainer; Hymn, 800; Recessional Hymn
539; Postlude, Festive March. in d, Smar
ST. MARKS.
A large and efficient choir, and capa
BILE organist, combined with much mus
cal taste in the selection of the pre-
grammes. ensure the best results at S
Marks church.
The programme is as followsi Prelude
: Organ, (Ouonam) Twelfth Mas:
> (Nlozart); Veniu Gloria, Horfin. in
d, Flat; Tie Deum, Dykes, in +; Jubilat
: Dec, Corbin. in L Flat; Hymn. "Shor
| the Glad IldlngS f, GIOrl llDl, GounOt
Hymn 81. Mendelssohn; Offertor!
. bright and Best of the Sons of III
Mornin'' (SchneckeD Recessional, 8
| Fuller; Postlude, organ; Kyrie, Fir:
- Mass, Haydn.
Afternoon Service for Children-Prt
lude. Organ, Allegro PeryolesD; Proce!
sional Hymn, 5i3 SULLIVAN; Gloria, Car
tate, Deus Miserateur (Bridgewater); Al
n them. GLORY BE to God on High" Danks
{ Hymn, $50 (Smith); Recessional. g
: Deffery): Postlude. Triumphal Marc
(GuilmanD.
: The choir is composed as follows:
= Sopranos-Misses Florence FRANKLIN
n Inez Thomas. Halle Armistead, Kat
e Franklin, Grace Hersman. Jessie Lin
,, Blanch Higgason, Nettie Bush. Jos
Tinsley, Mamie Delaney, Flossie Epp
i Mrs. w. ]. Gilman, Mrs. Powhatan Mas
Tenors-C. w. Montgomery, G..
|. Sievert, Albin Netherwood.
s Altos-Mrs. Crump Misses Mollie Al
derson, Lillian Wray. Flossie Wake
: Clara Tyree. Mamie Hoops, l. C. Huls
Maud Higgason.