Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-27


EASTER Music. churches oil
the city are complet Dg preparations Tor
the celebration Of the great Cnristiau
festival OF Easter. Augmented choirs
will voice the triumph OF the Resurrec-
tiop, pastors will discourse upon the
same ever interesting theme and church
buildings will be decked with howers in
honor OF the feast. The following are
the musical programmes ID be rendered:
Christ Church. Anthem, Christ, the
Lord, is risen today, Wilson; Christ our
Passover. Shilling; Gloria, Shuey; Te
Deum and Jubilste, d. Buck; Gloria
Gibi, Wiske; ofiertory, The Day OF
Resurrection, Lansing. Hymns appro'
pirate to the day will be sung. Choir,
soprani, Mis- Greenwell, Mrs. Ashby;
slti, Misses s. Taylor and E. Houchen;
tenor, Mr.. Birch; bass. Mr.. Moore;
Organist. Mrs. Charles G.. Lennon.
st. Psnl's Church.-Processional
Hymn No. 100, WELCOME Happy
Morning." sullivan; Anthem, "Chrst
our Passover" 10 A fat. E. F. Potter;
Gloria Patria, Petter; TIE Dsum, 10
E minor, F. Schafter; Jubilate (lrom
Stabat Matel), Il. Millard; Iutroit An.
them, Hymn No. l1S, sat the Lambs
High Feat We sing" P. A. Schuecker;
Kyrie in A, Elvey; Gloria Tlbi, 10 G,
Wske; Hymn No. 122, Jesus Lives"
Ofertory Anthem, "As it began 10
dawn toward the first day of the
week." Dudley Buck; O6ertory As.
criptiou, "Prsise God iron Whom all
Blessings Flow" O.d Hundred; Sancius
10 A, Stsinei; Hymn No. 225, BREAD
OF the World"; Gloria 10 Excelsis, old
chaut Choir: Sopranos, Mrs. Ray
mond Hulfsh. MIS- Blanche Berkeley,
and Misses Alice CniDn and Gertrude
Swartz; Altos, Mrs. DR.. O'Brien, and
Missss Sara Ralh0oDe aud JsOet Fsw-
Get Tenor, Messrs. S Frank Field and
Kenneth o 1deu; Bassos. Messrs. George
H. Evans and Richard Wiri; Violns,
Mes4rs DAM and Johnson; Clarionei;
Mr. Judge; Orgsnist and Director, Mr..
Sherman B. Fowler.
49, Grace Church - Fastsl Holy Com
muuioD, $50 8. No., will be rendered
in F.as set By Horace Hill, jr., and TO-
oludes Kyrie, Gloria TIbi, Uredo, Sui
aum Cords, Sanotus, Bsnedictus. On
Venite, Agnus Del and Gloria 10 Excel
els. The hymns will be 100. DR.. Geo.
Wm, Warren 120, DR.. E J. Hopkins
366. Geo. F. LIE Jeune; 1863, DR.. Wm.
H. Walter. At the offertOrv the E's-
ter Anthem, z. ]. Holden; Nunc Dim
ittis-Touus Regus. Morning prayer
and Holy Communion, IL a. No.. Pro
cessioDal Hymn, Easter Anthem, f
]. Holden Te Deum 10 Z. II. Mozart
ney Benedictus E, Geo. M. Garrett.
The communion services will follow,
using service in +, by Horace Hill,
ir., with hymns 12l, Pslestrins 1868,
DR.. s. S. Wesley l25. d.. J. B. Dykes;
122, DR.. Gauntleit. The ottertory
Anthem by II. B. banks, The Angel
said unto the Women. At Evening
Prayer, 1880 D. NJ. Magnifost and Nunc
Dlmittis by Geo. J. Kimmins. Hymns,
III, Monk ia, Rsdhead ; 122, Gaunt-
lett: the anthems used at the Morn
Jog Service. The music will be rendered
by the regular choir and organist.
St. Mary's Church. Kyrie, gloria
aud crede of Stern's % ASS; Sanctus and
Agnus Del of La Jeune's mass; Regina
Coei, Verdi; Strike Cgmbal, by Jacob
Walters; vespers, o Sslut3ris and Tan
tan Ergo. by the choir. Sopranos, Mrs.
Jacob Bill and Maggie Normoyle,
Katie Nugent and M. E. Stoutenburghi
altos, Mrs. Charles Webster, Mrs. Biz
rell, Miss GormaU. Miss Bill, Mrs.
Bowling, Tenors, w. Whitcomb, E.
Birell, r. Norris, I. A. Stouten-
burgb, and L. chase; bsssos, Messrs.
Wenzel, Downey and Hoy; organist,
MIR, Joseph Monroe; directress, Mrs. J.
Brill. Owing to the fact that the work
on the organ Is not flushed, the elab'
crate programme with the orchestra
cannot be rendered.
10 some OF the other churches music
appropriate to the day will be rendered
though no elaborate programmes have
been prepared.