New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
MEMORIAL SERVICES HERE
ARCHBISHOP OF ONTARIO TO OFFICI-
ATE IN OLD TRINITY
An. IMPOSING CEREMONY WITH ELABORATE
MUSIC THIS AFTERNOON-OTHER SER
VICES IN MEMORY OF THE QUEEN.

To-day and Tomorrow many services will he
held in this city in memory of Queen Victoria
While most of them will be held in churches of
the denomination of the Established Church of
England, the Episcopal Church, the Queen will
he referred to from the pulpits Of churches of
many other denominations Perhaps in no way
Will the sincerity of the affection Of the Ameri-
can people for Queen Victoria be shown more
clearly than in these services. At these the sub
jects Of the dead Queen and the citizens of the
United States will voluntarily 10 pay hom-
age her memory.
Foremost among them will be the one to be
held Trinity Church at o'clock this after
noon.
OF AN OFFICIAL CHARACTER.
This service will he somewhat official in char
acter. The consular representatives of the Brit
ish Empire in this city and of many of the other
foreign countries represented here Will be pres
ent, some of them in official uniform. 1t is ex-
pected that in some degree the National, State
and city governments will be represented. Invi-
tations he present have been extended to
Postmaster Van Cott, Collector Bidwell. Major
General Brooke L. 5. A; Admiral Barker. L. s.
y; Senators Depew and Platt, Governor Odell,
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff; Major General
Roe. n. Y. n. G.; the Justices of the Supreme
! Court in this district and Mayor Van Wyck
and the other city officials. Seth Low. president
| of Columbia University, which chartered by
| George II of England in 1894. as Kings College,
is also among those invited be present
Besides these il is expected that the officers of
| the various local societies of subjects Of the
| British Empire or persons born beneath the
| folds of the Union Jack will be in attendance
| Among the organizations which will be repre-
| sented officially are the St Georges Society, the
| St Andrews Society the ST. David's Society the
| st. Patrick's Society, the Canadian Society, the
| New-York Scottish-Gae Society the New
| York ScOttisk-Celtic Society the Order of the
Sons of St. George. the Britannia Society and the
British Schools and Universities Club
BURIAL OFFICE TO BE USED.
The burial office Of the Episcopal Church will
| be used emitting the committal service.
The service will be conducted by Archbishop
| Lewis of Ontario 1t viii be opened with
/ Chopin's funeral march. Then Will follow SEN
! tences of Scripture the singing Of Felton's set
i tirg of Psalm xXXix. beginning Lord, let
me know mine end and the number Of my
| days" and Psalm xc Lord. thou hast been
our refuge from one generation 10 another.
! sung TO an Arrangement of Beethoven's music
| by GOss. Then viii follow the lesson. Cor
inthians Ky 20 and an anthem by Barnes, based
on Psalm xiii, 4: YEA though walk through
the valley of the shadow Of death"
After the recital OF the Apostles Greed and
| the offering OF the prayers, the Dead March
| a
! Then viii be sung Croft's anthem beginning
| Man that is born Of woman"
After the closing prayers and the henediction
! the clergy and choir vii. retire singing . 'Tod'
! our Help in Ages Past" set TO music by Croft.
The closing voluntary VII be Beethovens "Fu-
| neral March"
| The professional ard recessional will be inn
! posing spectacle. First will enter the sexton
! 81 The church. Following him. in the order
named, viii be TIE fun choir. the ceremaniarius,
| the chapains OF consuIates, the chaplaiHs of
/ English societies, the CuTates OF Trinity Church
the Wears OF Trinity Parish. Dean Holman. or
the General Theological seminary Arch1eaGohs
| Johnston. Of Richmond. Van Kleeck, OF West
| Chester; Tiffany, Of New-Hork. Ihomas; OF IT %
| ange and Evarts. Of WappIngers FaIIs' Dr-
| Steele the vicar Of Trinity Church: the rector
| the Rev Dir. Morgan Dix the Right Rev. Dr.
! George Worthington. Bishop Of Nebraska ana
| Archdeacon Lewis, Of Ontario.
CHURCH TO BE CROWDED.
The church will be crowded as IT has been
necessary to refuse many thousands Of applica-
tions for admission tickets The audience will
be composed in the main Of natives of the Brit
ish Empire.
In order to accommodate those who will not
be able TO attend the service in Trinity Church
a memorial service VIII be held at the same
hour in St PavTs Chapel, Broadway and Full
ton-st This service will be similar 70 that in
Trinity Church 1t will be enriched by the an
them blessed Are the Departed" from Spohr's
The Last Judgment Chopin's and bee
thoven's funeral marches and the Dead March
in Saul viii be played
| crypt Of the Cathedral % st. John the Divine
| at II o'clock this morning. He will the
form Of prayer prepared and authorized for use
on the day Of the burial Of Queen Victoria IL
will include tho singing Of Psalm xc. the hymn
'Aslepe in Jesus, BesSed Sleep and the hymn
90 God, our Help in Ages Past"
At the same hour memorial service VIII be
held in St Andrews Church. Fifth and
| One-hundred and twenty eNenth-st. Previous
To the service at 1870 the Sequn chimes VIII
ring God Save the queen" and other appro-
| pirate hymns. and ten minutes before the ser
vice begins at II O'Clock the great bell will toll
and thems. and the Rev. DR.. George r. Van
De Water VIII preach an appropriate sermon
At p. m. services will he held I'm Grace
Church, at Broadway ard Tenth-st., and In st
Agnes Chapel. Ninety -second-st., near Ninth
| ave.
4 solemn requiem mass for the Queen was
held in the Church Of St Mary the Virgin. IN
| FOrty-sXth- yesterday morning AT t+f3
o'clock. The celebrated by Father
! Lacy with Father Lampher deacon and
Father Linn sub-deaCon.
SERVICES TOMORROW.
Tomorrow several memorial services will be
held under the auspices Of societies of natives
| Of Great Britain The Order of Sons Of ST,
George will attend service in St James's
Church. Seventy-frst-st and Madison-ave., at
D. m 1t will be- conducted by the rector. the
Rev. Dr. T. Walpole Warren.
A service viii be held under the auspices of
the British Schools and Universities Club in the
Church of the Heavenly Rest, Forty-fifth-st. and
F1ifrh-aVc. i'm the afternoon at o'clock. The
rector the Rev DR. y. Parker Morgan. assisted
by the Rev r. Wears Stevenson, of st. Michaels
| Church and the Rev. w. L. Evans of Scarsdale.
will conduct the service. The Rev DR.. +. Wal
pole Warren. rector of st. Jamess Church. viii
urrach the sermon Bishop Worthington of
| Nebraska win pronounce the benedcton.
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