The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-05
Programs Of Eas Music.

Easter service. In the Roman Catholic
Churches the music at the morning
services will be especially elaborate and
impressive The principle Easter musical
programs in the churches of other de-
nominations will be rendered at the
1890 o'clock service in the morning. The
program to be rendered at number Of
the churches will be as follows:
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
An elaborate program has been pro-
pared for Central Presbyterian Church
Easter Sunday morning and evening.
The following is the order of service:
1870 a. H., organ prelude, Grand
oifertoire in T." Baptistc; anthem, Clio
ria in Excelsis," Pcrgolesi offertory,
T"Festival Tc Dcum in {" Carl Retter;
sermon, "Phases of the Resurrection
the Rev. T. A. Curdy; solo, 1.-The
Resurrection Song" IL. X. Shelley, MIR.
Frank Mason; organ prelude, 'teces-
Isional,' Gounod.
ta At the evening service the subject Of
the address will be "Itesults of the Resur-
rection." The sacred cantata of the
Crucifxion and Resurrection will be
sung at this time. The choir have drilled
very diligently and Il most pleasing
rendition is promised.
The choir is composed Of Mrs. Will
liam f. Smalley, soprano; Miss Lulu
V. Elliott. alto; Mr.. Howard Carver,
tenor; Mr.. Frank Mason, basso and
Norris G. Morgan, organist and choir
master.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN.
SOLITARY, l.. Il. Wilson; Gloria in Ex-
csis, Concone; invocation, Apostles
Crced Gloria Patri; hymn, Come Ye
Faithful, Raise the Strain Merrill;
baptism of infants; te deum, I.andamus,
Il. Kotzschmar; solos by Mrs. j. Is.
Carpenter, ID. j. Wingfeld, VIM. Stauf-
fer; reception of members; prayer;
Worthy the Lamb, quartet, G. b. Adams,
Mrs. l.. G. Fritz, Mrs. Il. A. Ross, J. Il.
Clymer, l.. G. Fritz; hymn 241; \offer-
tory, "Chrst Our Passover op. 46, ID.
Buck; sermon, A. N. Keigwin, d. d.;
hymn; benediction.
Evening program 7.3O, The Triumph
OF the King. A service by the choir and
Sabbath School, assisted by the Phil
harmonic Orchestra. Selections will be
given by the school and choir Also ex
crcises by the primary department
The choir will sing Mazart's Gloria with
orchestra accompaniment.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL.
The following musical program will be
rendered in St. Johns Church on Eas
ter morning at II o'clock
Professional, Jesus Christ is Risen
Today; responses, Christ Our Passover,
banks: Gloria Patri, Rogers; Te Dcum,
Alznmora; Jubiatc, Holden; Nicene
Creed hymn, Christ Is Risen: Gloria
'ribi. Drawn; Kyrie, U.ord Have Mercy
Hall: hymn, "rhe Strife is Ore; an
them, Christ the Lord Williams; DoX-
ology. Morrison; communion service;
Sanctus, QIoly, Holy, Taylor; Agnus
Del, 70 Lamb of God)' Adams; Gloria
In EXcess, GLORY be to Cody Ell
wanger; Three Fold Amen, Morrison;
Rccessional, ''He is Risen.
ST. PAUL'S II. G. CHURCH.
In st. Pauls r. G.. Church the choir
under the leadership of Louis B. Pres
ton will sing Haydn's mass in D. The
offcrtory will be "Alma Virgo" The
choir will be assisted by the Philhar-
monte orchestra in Giorza Regina Coeli.
GRACE CHURCH.
Easter morning-Organ prelude, "Eas-
ter Fantasia in D. Howitz; anthem,
"The Lord of Hosts" full choir)' Hol-
den; ten solo, "Resurrection.' Shelley;
bass solo and quartet, And Behold there
was Great Earthquake" Simper;
Gloria from Mozart's 18th mass full
chorus), 'They Have Taken Away My
Lord Stainco; soprano solo, 81 Know
That My Redcemcr Livcth," Handel.
George Newlin NIaris. organist and
choir master. Miss Elsie ID. Kemp,
assistant organist.
DELAWARE AVENUE BAPTIST.
| Morning service, 10.30-Organ voun-
tary, "Magniicat," Scotson Clark Dox-
oogy: invocation; "Christ the Lord is
Risen Today" J. +. Kinsey; hymn,
Christ the Lord is Risen Again." 1884:
reading of scripture, Victorious King"
chldren's choir: announcements, "Dead,
Rrisen and Assembled" j. NJ. Dugan:
offering, "The Old Easter Anthem
Billings; hymn. "Christ the Lord is
Risen Today" 1856, service of song:
sermon, "If Christ be Not Risen. What"
Sing, o Earth. the Glorious Morning"
l.. o. Emerson; New Testament Bap-
tism organ p0stulde, "Triumphal
March" Lcfebrre Wiley.
Evening service. 7.3O sharp Organ vol
untary, prelude in f." Lefebure Wiley;
l"l'he Risen Lord, John Mcpherson:
hymn 164, L. H., reading of scripture; "Hos
anna to the Prince of Light" W. r.
Giife; prayer, "Now is Christ Risen"
Nj. l.. Bartlett: announcements, hymn,
"Joyfully Sing" 217 L. H.; offering.
"ChriSt is Risen" J. f. Kinsey; sermon,
Not Conformcd. but TRANSFORMER
"Thc Lord is Risen" ]. y. Knsey:
organ poStludc. "Fcstival March,"
Strang: Rev. John Shape. pastor; Miss
Hattie p. Pierce. organist; ]. II. West
colt, musical director.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The program at the service at II
o'clock in the morning will he as follows:
re Deum in G, by Knox: "Yea Sons
and Daughters of the King" Latin hymn
Of the thirteenth century, by Burdett;
Communion Service Il Flat. Godfrey.
In the evening the Sunday School service
will be held and number of hymns
will be renderc> by the choir.
The singing at the services in st.
Peters Pro-Cathedral is expected to be
up to its usual high standard.
A. r. Bass Of Morgantown. Ind, hal
to get up ten or twelve times In the night