Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-03-29
EAST Err N USIC
Services in the Different
Churches To morrow.
ELABORATE PROGRAMS
JOYOUS SELECTIONS TO CELE-
BRATE THE RISEN SAVIOR.
Many Choirs Will Have the Assistance
Of an 0rchestra-Names Of
Prominent So1oists.

churches tomorrow viii be manifestations
of great JOY and embodying the feelings
attendant upon the giaddest festival day
of the year in the Christian calendar
In many Of the churches the children
will play a conspicuous part and the exer-
cises at all Of the houses of worship will
be composed chiefly Of special music OF a
Mandatory character Most of the city choirs
have been greatly augmented for the oc-
casion, and in many instances special or
chestras have been engaged to assist in
the services OF praise The churches Will
be beautifully decorated with palms and
flowers and every effort will be made that
tie appearance of the different places OF
worship may present the brightest aspect
possible for the pleasure of the large con-
gregations which are always in attendance
on the Easter services
Catholic Churches.
Easter will be celebrated in all the Cath
Ollie churches with programs of special mu-
SIC as Is the custom. The various pastors
will deliver sermons appropriate to the oc-
casion and the solemn high mass and Ves-
pers will be celebrated The affairs will be
made especially attractive with flowers,
such Easter lilies, tulips and 1onquils
The chofrs have beer increased In nearly
every church and III several orche5eraS Will
assist the singers
At. S .tAloysius' the solemn high mass at
II o'clock will be sung with orchestral &C
compartment. Ce!ebrant Rev. E. x Fink,
81: deacon. Rev. J. f. K. OConor, ST.;
srtdeacon. Mr.. NJ. l.. Fortier, Sd; preach
err, Rev. w. O'Br,en Iardow, ST.. The pro-
gram of music is as follows: Pro-
cessionaI. stearns; Missa Solemnis, Emf
nell; professional, Kretch,nar. Solemn
vespers at 7:30 pm. Sermon by Rev. j. ].
Ham, ST.. psalms, Marcos Vespers, No. 3;
Magnficat, Gregorian; Regina Coeli, Ben
n Sol, wi. rt1I Erern
in C, Faure. The musical program will be
under the direction of Mr.. s. J. Kubel, with
Mr.. G. II. Wells officiating at the organ.
AT orchestra under leadership of Mr.. Sol
Minister and a chorus of twenty-five voices
will assist \the quartet, composed of Mrs.
Blanche Mattinsly-Rogers, soprano. Mrs
Margaret Nolan Martin, alto; Mr.. Charles
E Meyers tenor; Mr.. James j. Nolan, bass
The chCir at ST. Patrick's will be greatly
augmented and assisted by complete or
ckestra, the music being in charge Of Mr..
Armand Gumprecft, and DR.. Anton Gloetz-
ner at the organ. The principal features of
the musical program will be chorus, Aleu-
ia Falkenstein; chorus, Vidi Aquam, Drel
man; Mass in F, p Poniatowski; offertory,
Alma Virgo, Hummell, soprano solo and
chorus. At the graduate. Haec Dies. Vie
gand. At the communion, Prayer for the
Republic, Gounod. Before the sermon, Veni
Creator, Wiegand, soprano solo and quar-
tet. Pestlude, Hailelujah, chorus from Ham
dePs Messiah.
AHnie Grant Fusitt, soprano; Miss Mamie
Grant, alto; Mr.. Melville D. Hensey, tenor,
and Mr.. Charles Goodchild.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at
the Church of the Sacred Heart Mt. Pleas
ant. commencing at 1880 o'clock. Gou-
mods Messe Solennelle, st. Cecilia, with a
selected orchestra and organ accompani-
ment. At the offertory, Gaudeamus, quar-
tet by Diabelli. Before the sermon, Veni
Creator, quartet and chorus, by l.. E. Gan
non. and Laudate Dcminum, by Cassarini,
as occasional, all with orchestral accom-
paniment.
Vespers at o'clock pm. Psalms by Pa
ola GLORIA; offertorium, Gaudeamus quar-
tet. by Dfabelli; Magnificent. by Gloria;
hymns, Regina CoaIi, by A. Werner; o Sal
utaris, by Cherubni; invocation, Savior,
Breathe an Evening Blessing. by G. Reich
arct; Tantum Ergo, Donizetti, and recess
sonal. I.audate Dominum, by Cassarini.
The solos at both services will be sus-
tanned by Madams Rosa c. Pennybaker
and M. e. 3. Cooper, sopranos; Misses A.
Resale Holberg and Isabelle Smith. altos;
Messrs. E. J. McQuade and Guida C. Cal
Ian. tenors; L. E. Cannon, baritone and d.
rector and Messrs. A H. Giles and Ber-
nard Ryan. bassos, supported by a large
ano efficient chorus. including members of
the Knights of Columbus choir. Professor
Eris Rath, organist.
Mass at the Soldiers Home will be ceIe-
bzated at the usual hour On Easter morning
by Rev. Eugene A Hannah. In the special
musical program the choir will have the as
sistance OF Mrs. Mamie Donnelly-Ed-
wards, soprano. and Mr.. NJ MeHugh. vio-
liEfst Miss Mary Agnes Browne will be al
the organ.
The full choir of thirty voices will sing
the solemn high mass at Immaculate Con-
ception Church at 1890 O'Clock. Solemn
grand vespers will be sung at 7:3O O'Clock
with an orchestral accompaniment Of TWEEN
~ pieces, under the direction Of Mrs. Clara
g. Smith. the director Of the choir. Mrs
Smith has resigned her position. but will
have charge of the Easter music. The
morning program is follows: "Vidi
Aduam'" Novelio. full choir: Haydn's six
teenth mass; "Veni Creator" Cirillo,
quartet: offertory. Regina Coeli Laetare,''
Giorza. quartet and chorus. The evening
service will consist of Giorza's Vespers No.
Z. with organ and orchestra; offertory, or
chesfral selection; Magnificent" GLORIA No
2 with orchestra; hymn. Regina Coeu
Laetare, Giorza, quartet and chorus: "Oh,
Salutaris, tenor solo, Mr.. John A. Finne-
gam "Tantum Ergo" from "Tannhauser,"
OF Miss Mabel Latimer, soprano; Miss Mel
lie O'Hare. alto; Mr.. John A. Finnegan.
tenor; MIR. T. A. Murray, bass. Mr.. Henry
Wheaton Howard, organist.
Easter will be celebrated at St Peters. Cd
and c streets southeast. by solemn high
mass at 10:30 am and vespers at pm.
The music has been carefully prepared and
will comprise the following: At the mass
Prelude, organ voluntary; Vidi Aquam,
kempter; Introit, spring song MendeIssohn,
arranged for violin and organ; Gounod' 3
MeSse SolenneHe est. Ceeilia) will be sung
with the exception Of the Benedictus, when
Harry Rowe Shelley's Hark, Hank, NV
Soul. arranged to Oh, SaIutaris Hostia, al
to and soprano solos and chorus will be
sung; at the Graduate, Berceuse from Joce-
Ign. for violin and organ, GODDARD; Venl
Creator, quartet, Cirillo; offertory, Alma
Virgo. soprano solo and chorus, Hummel;
occasional and pestlude. grand march from
Tannhauser, violin and organ, Wagner The
violin solos at mass will be sustained by
MI. DOmenicO r.. StaniSci,
At vespers-Prelude. organ voluntary
psalms. Gloria, No. 2; meditation Ave
Maria) for violin and organ, Bach-Gounod:
Magnificent. Giorza, No. 2: Regina Coeli
I.aetare. GLORIA; offersory, Noeturne 2. vio-
lin and organ. Chopin: at the benedictien of
the blessed sacrament. Oh. Salutaris Hos
tia. arranged to Harry Rowe Sheuey,s
Hark. Hark. My Soul: Tantum Ergo. tenor
solo and chorus, Willard; Laudate Domin-
um, Gregorfan: occasional. Unfold, We
Portals, from GoHnods Redemption, Mr.
Careiius Emilio Christiani will sustain the
violin solos at vespeTs.
Miss Jennie Glennan, organist will have
charge Of the music at st. Matthews
Church, which viii be rendered by the large
choir of twenty-six voices. Solemn high
mass will be- celebrated at Ii o'clock. when
the program will be as follows: ssVidi