Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-04-12

Ton partly cloudy tonight; fair Friday;
s's.b westerly winds.
r,srER Music. Next Sunday will be
.hloTv4d by msnv religious denomina-
w. a. Easter Sunday, the anniver-
w. of the resurrection OF the crucifed
T"Id With some this is an exception
iTr glsd season, which is shown in the
o., music selected for the great &C.
S sp.ion and by the decking of the
'snrches with beautiful flowers. Es-
,o";slly Is this 80 10 the Catholic, Epis-
pal and Lutheran churches.
A. will be seen below. the musical
n.osrammes are composed of selections
p noted writer's, and it is said that
,bsir rendition will be very fue. The
f,llow,pg are the programmes and the
nersonnel of he choirs:
Cari.t Church. Opening anthem,
..T1r Lord is Risen." Eyer; "Christ
ar Passover" w lkiDsou; Gloria
P.ir, No. l, Wilkinson; Nos. 9
and + Morsel'; Te Deum, festi
rsl 10 E fat, Buck; Jubllate, in B
At Van Lear; Hymn No. l2l. Victory ;
c,,,is TlM, No. 70; Hymn No. 115,
Taur.: Sauctus, Taylor; Hymn No. 225,
H1tges Gloria 10 Excslsis, old chant.
the N mbers of the choir are Miss
B..cb- Rotchford and Mrs. @. w.
Amy. sopranos; NJ sses Sadie TAYLOR
s.d Florence Sullivan, altos; Mr.. Wa
f., Bitch, tenor; Mr.. Joseph Rodgers,
has. Mr.. John Chapman, director,
aod Mrs. G.. u. Lennon. orgsnis'.
St Pauls Church. IL a. m.-Proc 8.
siooal HYMN, No. SIG, Onward Chris =
ian soldiers; !" anthem, "Christ Our
PASSOVER" 10 D. Tours; Gloria Patri,
n. aud 2, Blals; No. 3, Perlet; Te
d um. in B fat, Schnecker; Jubilate,
IE1t. C1rDiD; Introit hymn No. lis,
"rne D4v of Resurrection, Newcomb;
K,re, Evey; Gloria Tibi, Emerson
nymn No. l2l, The Strife is O'er;" o.
terrory anthem, "God Hath Appointed
D,y." Tours; offsrtOry ascription,
"Pfsise God From Whom All Blessings
Flow" SaDctus, in F, Tour; hymn, No.
92j. Gloria in Excelss, old chant.
Cpoir; Misses Caroline Evans, Lucy
Brooses, Annie Uhler. Sara RstbbOne,
MIR. Virginia Evans-O' BrieD, Mrs Eva
Grpg-Li0dssy aud Mrs. Blanche
Berkley. and Messrs. s. Frank Field,
Gorge II. Evans, Harris Franklin,
R,cnsrd Writ, Angus MacNeal, Will
liam B .ookes and Arthur Bryant. Or
c,pist. MIR. Sherman B Fowler. VIC
los Miss Irene Helwig, and Messrs.
Edward Dunn and Reece Cation. Cello,
Miss Anna Ulke.
Grace Church.-The music, except
the HYMNS and anthems, will be morn.
inp prayer and evening prayer and
communion services in F by Berthold
Tours The anthems will be "This is
the Day." Ketelby; "Very Early 10 the
Morning." Vincent; ~ Am He That
Lyetb," Shipper. The PROFESSIONAL
hymu in the morning is ia sung to
manuscript by p. Badly. The remaln
der OF the music will b. familiar + istel
hymns.
Choir Sopranos, Miss l.. 8. s. Rath'
bone and Mrs. J. F. McCuen; alto, Mrs
Cnas. J. Deabl; tenor, Mr.. Chas. j.
Deshl 0assos, Mr.. Frank 7. King and
Rev. c E Ball. Orgauist, Mr.. Horace
Rsmey.
NJ +. Courch South-Venite, Pep
per; solo, The Lord is My Light" Al
litson, by Miss Lindsey; anthem, "Fol
Ifthe Dead Rise MOI" Gabriel; solo
Easter Morn" Buck, by Miss Pollard
Choir: Sopranos, Misses Lindsey
Graham, Lynch and Mrs. Fieldj altos
Misses Driscoll, Pollard and COckey
tenors, Messrs Netherland, Davis
Powell and Wilkins; bassos, MeSsrs
Rsbell, Myers and Gaines.
St. Msry's Church.-The music at St
Mary's Church on next Sunday prom
ises to be exceptionally good, especial
~ 80 at the morning. service, and vii
far surDsss the efforts of the choir OF
previous similar occasions. The choi
will be supported by some OF the oes
singers in this city and Washington
among whom are Misses Mai &. Green
well, NJ. Deveresu8 and Anna Pear
Evans, sopranos, who, together Will
the regular sopranos, will make tn
best and strongest lead of any choi
ever heard in this city. A special feat
ure of the morning service will be tn
rendition ofGounod's Sanctus and Az
nus Ds by male chorus under the dl
recli)n OF Mr.. d. A. O'BrieD, of Wash
iDgton, in which nine voices will pat
tcipate. The Kyrie, Gloria, Credo AM
Yeui Creator will be sung from La
Haches mass by the choir. At tb
evening service the psalms will be sun
from Rosewig's aud Leieal's vespert
after which will be rendered the Ay
Verum, Msgnifcst, Regina Coeli,
Salutaris and Tautum Ergo.
The choir will be composed OF tn
following: Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Bril-
Mrs. Bowling, Misses M. Greenwel
Evans, Devereaux, l.. Greenwich an
Harlow, and Messrs. Cannon, O'BrieI
Mulhull, Downey. Birrell, Whltcomt
WeDzel, Harlow and Hoy. Organis
Mr. Joseph l.. Monroe: :,
Special music will be rendered D
several of the other church choirs.
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