Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-26

81. PATRycK's.
The following programme viii be rem
dered At st. Patrick's church Easter
morning at 1870 o'clock: Kyrfe tGiorza);
| Gloria Usosewig): Yeni Creator tSpotD'
Credo Rosewig); Sanctus Rosewls)'
Psnedictus fRosewie); Agnus Dsf tciorzI'
pona Mo5is CGiorza); Allelulia uAmoei-
| iotte).
the following will be sung at o'clock
the same evening: Musical Nespcrs tEsV,
Yauda LION d.ambellotte); Magnihcat
mozart: Veni Creator (MiIlard); Ave
Regina (Gregorian); o. Salutaris cam
pana); Tantum Ergo RossD: procession
! al March fexip.
The choir Is composed OF the following:
Sopranos Madam Kelian; Misses
O'Neill, Lynch. Resrdons.
Altos-Aiisses Bowers. Leahy.
Bassos-Messrs. Shcrvin, Mahoney, hei-
lam.
Tenors-Mcssrs. Mahoney. Parater
DIRECTORATE W. II. Shervln
Organst-Miss VI. McSweeney.
ST. MARy'S CHURCH.
on Easter-Sunday morning at 1870
o'clock solemn high-mass will be cele-
brated. and the following music VIII De
rendered. with organ accompaniment
Haec Dies. by ]. Wigand; Vidi. Agnam'
by j. NIgannt mass III nbnOi VA fe'N 49,
cred-Heart by Charles Gounod.
st. Mary's choir is composed OF the
following ladies and gentlemen:
Sopranos-Mrs. Lizzie Hickey. Misses
Annie Gerring, Annie Tremer, Lucille
Ginder. Mary Mott, and Lizzie Winter.
Altos-Mrs. c. +. Mutter, Mrs. =. Lenzl
Misses Mary Overmann, and Rosa Neu-
| rohr.
Tenors-Messrs A. F. Sauerwald and
| Charles Gardewin.
Bassos-Messrs. j. McEvoy. A. Fischer,
| f. Newhiser, Klotz and Steigerwald.
Professor Charles +. Mutter Is the or
ganist and director.
SACRED HEART.
The choir of Sacred-Heart church will
sing Wells fourth mass. composing
| Kyrie. Gloria. Credo. Sanctus, Benedictus'
and Agnus Del. During the offertory
Werners Regina Coeli will be sung by
the choir The music will be under the
direction Of Professor Moses Stein.
The choir is composed Of the following
| members:
sopranos-Mrs. L. Wendlinger, Misses
NJ. and ID. Powell.
Altos-Mrs. Thomas Smith. Misses F..
| Einnegan. a. Cooper. and Nellie Murphy.
Tenors-Professor Moses Stein. DR.. VII
liam MCGOWAN, George Powell W. +.
Reddy, and Frank Ryan.
Bassos-John Finnegan. William Finne-
gan, W. b. Pizzini. and William Ahern.
Lutheran Churches.
| The music at st. Johns Ger
man Evangelical church will be very
elaborate next Sunday. Professor Thi-
| lows orchestra will assist in the services.
| The programme for the morning service
| includes: Pilgrims Chorus WagneD;
Easter Anthem GanseD; Christ Is
Risen" BaseleD; Blumenlied CrobanD.
The following ladies and gentlemen
compose the choir:
sopranos-Mrs. John T. Anderson. Mrs.
| George l.. Franck. Mrs Lizzie Meyer;
Miss Rosa Schumacher Miss Maria Men
eel. Miss Pet. Euker, Miss Minnie Behle.
Altos-Mrs II. -. Rueger, Miss Rhea
Mcneil Miss Marie Schaaf, Miss Emma
| Schuman.
Tenor-Mr. Charles II. Phillips.
Bassos-Mr Fl. c. Rueger, Mr.. Walter
| Schaaf. Mr.. Fred. Schaaf.
Director and OIganist-Mr. John Base
| Ter.
FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL.
The following programme will be given
at this church at the morning service on
| yesterday:
Organ preclude Introit. THE Strife Is
| Ger from Palestrina) Responses
| n<ranth): Gloria Patri CBattisheD; Kyrie
Eleison DANISH; Gloria in Excelsis tOld
| Chant; Halleluiah and Sentence Oh. l..
! Mattes); Hymn, Come, Ye Faithful est.
| Keyin): Offertory, Benedictus in r; In
terlude. ave Maria" (Gounod), with yio-
lin oblgato; Hymn, AT the Lambs High
Feast" (Salzburg). Communion Service
Responses (Dr. Leiss); Sanctus CBach);
Agnus Del CRedheaO; Nunc Dimittis
| Bellamy); Postlude (Gloria).
| AT night the communion service will be
| repeated.
The choir is composed as follows:
Sopranos-Mrs. w. ID. Rock, Misses
Marie Koch, Lille Snellinger, Lena Hack,
and Maud Mills.
Altos-Mrs. II. C. Duce Miss Haines,
| Miss n. Brooks.
Organist and Director-Mr. II. c. Duce.
| In the Baptist Churches.
The ouarette choir Of the First Baptist
church has long been one OF the best in
| the city. Several changes have been made
i'm the leading voices Of late. but the choir
seems to have settled down with Mrs.
| Gum mee Porter, who succeeds Miss
Bette BurWell Booker. The festival pro-
grammes are given below:
Morning-Festival Fantasia and Fugue,
organ CTschirch): The Risen Christ a..
F. Watson); o God Of God, o Light of
Light (Macfarlane); Christ is Risen o..
l.. Frank Saviour. Who Died for Me
| Berwald); Grand Fantasia in G minor,
organ Q3ach).
Night-Vesper Hymn. with var. organ
| whitney; Christ our Passover (Schil-
ling: The Day Of Resurrection VogrlcD;
Awake Up. My Glory Barnby, Triumphal
March. organ (Sullivan)
The choir is composed as follows:
Soprano-Mrs. Fred. Gum.
Ato-Miss Efie Cofer.
Tenor-Captain Cunningham.
Bass-H. Z. Cardoza.
Organst and Dlrector-Lesle f. Wat
son.
SECOND CHURCH.
The programmes at the Second church
will be as follows:
Morning Service.-Organ Professional,
"Pngrim's Chorus" CWagner); Doxology
and Lords Prayer First Hymn; Read
| ing Scriptures; Anthem. THE Resurrec-
ton and Ascension" Urowbridge); Second
Hymn; Ofrertory. "Easter-Day' Row
! ley) Sermon; Third Hymn; organ Re-
| cessional God Of Israeli NossinD
| Evening Service.-Organ Professional,
1.-THE Lord Is Great (RossinD Doxology
and Lords Prayer; First Hymn; Reading
Scriptures; Anthem, "Hallelujahl Christ
Is Risen" Qfandel-SimpeD; Second Hymn;
Sermon; Offertory. "He Is Risen" (Schil-
| ling; Organ Recessional (Gounod's Sane
! tus).
The members of the choir are:
Soprano-Mrs. Walter c. Mercer.
Alto-Miss Eraa Bass.
Tenor-Mr. Walter c. Mercer.
Bass-Mr. A. w. Martenstein.
Organst-Mr Herbert l.. Rees.
Director-Mr Walter c. Mercer.