The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-29
Will Gel EB
THE RISEN CHRIST +.
Sweet Easter Music Will Be
Sung in Churches.
.ELABo CRATE P 3. ( 0 GRAM !. 1 MES les:
Cholrs Have Been Carefully Drilled and Music
Of 4 High Excellence VIII Be Heard
in the Churches Here
To-Morrow.
ELABORATE p R CRAM MES

Many choirs will unite tomorrow in
the joyful music of the Tastertde, an
nouncing the presence Of the great
church festival, when the Christian
Among Roman Catholics and Epls-
copalians particularly is this TEA
ture of the celebration emphaslz 1
yet all denominations unite more or8iess
in It. In nearly every Richmond church,
then. the Easter carol will be heard
Sunday. even should there be no other
special observance Of the day.
In some of the churches elaborate pro-
grammes have been prepared ana par
.ticular efforts have been made to MAKE
the musical feature of the service as at
tractive as possible. The choirs have All
been trained to a high pitch Of excel
lence, and frequent and careful renearsals
have been the rule in all cases. Inc
result of this hard preliminary work
will be seen Sunday, and the value OIL IT
will be realized. At st. Peters Cathe-
dral, at st. Paul's Episcopal Church, ana
Monumental and Holy Trinity, special
care has been bestowed upon the Easter
programme. All of these churches VIII
endeavor to sustain their longtime repu-
tation in this respect.
In close connection with the Easter
music is the Easter decorations. Choice
flowers. ferns. lilies. palms and flowers
of various other kinds will be USED ~
making the churches beautiful for the
celebration of the great feast
ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL.
Easter Sunday morning at II o'clock
Professional.
Ave aria NIilliard)-Mrs. Lynch.
Violin Obligato-NIiss Keck.
Kyric, Gloria, Credo. Sanctus. Agnus Del
Marcos MeSse Solonelle.
Benedictus tGounodD; Offertory.
Easter Hymn, Regina Coeli... CWerner)
Recessional.
Coronation March,. .(Mcyerbee)
hoir-Sopranos-Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Rich
ardson, Mrs Lynch, Miss Kirk, MISS
Taylor, Miss Coleman. Miss Sweeney,
Miss Delaney: Tenors-NIessrs. Canepa.
powell LYNCH. kingston Phillips, Will
liams DR.. Hardy; Altos-Afiss Meade, MISS
F,pps. Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Meagher;
Rasses-Messrs. Morrissey. Cowardln Mar
tinstein. Smith, Shea: Organist and d.
rector-N1iss Randolph.
SACRED HEART CHURCH.
,ho;co and beautiful musical pro-
rrar,n,a has been arranged for Easter
Sunday at the Sacred Heart Church.
PROFESSIONAL. March. from Tannhauser.
Cans Second Mass, in D.
Offcrtory. Easter Anthem Resiaa
Coli, by Werner.
Il Veni Creator, quartette. by Maiml.
Professional, TIC Deum, sung by the
choir
The violin obligato' will be rendered
bv Professor NJ. Stein.
The following compose the choir: MRS.
Tom smith, Misses Marie Mccarthy,
Mary Manning. and Ellen flnnestai'
Messrs Willie FinneEan. John finnesan.
DR. William A. MCGOWAN, Maurice
Powers. Charles Fowler. and Ed: Jonn-
ston. The choir is under the directioh
of the organist. Miss Marie NeWhclser.
ST. MARY'S.
Rev. Father William pastor OIL et.
Mary,s Church, and thorough musician
in every sense. has prepared a fitting and
elaborate programme to mark the great
occasion, easter at St Mary s. Inc
singing will be of the usual high order.
with organ and orchestral acoompanl-
ment. Solemn high mass will begin AT
lV:3o A. NJ, celebrated by Rev. Father
Edwards, with Fathers John ana Duly
OF Baltimore, as assistants.
The programme is as follows:
Processional-Palms, Organ and Orchestra
Nidi Aquam. WV eanu}
kvrie. =. ......-.....I1a Hache)
Gloria, in Excelsis. Ga Hache)
Credo. Ga Hache)
Ilaec Dies-Oftertory...-. (Wlcgand9
Sanctus. ..................d Ga Hache)
Benedictus. .......................Ua Hache)
AGnuS Va Idcnel
Rccessional-Mal CHI. ..,.-.. tLacalle)
The following compose the choir: MRS
John Murphy, Miss Annie Tremcr, MISS
Anna Kahn, Miss Mayme Sitterding, MISS
Mary James, Miss Agnes Sitterding, MISS
Annie Newheiser, Miss Theresa Dlpp-
ncr, Miss Bessie Ryan, Miss Ida James
Mr.. William A. Sorg, MIR. Charles Good
man, Mr. Sutherland, Mr.. James sMcAvoy,
Mr. T. U. Holloran, Mr.. August Fisher
Ryan. organist.
At the evening service Vespers will be
sung by the senior and junior choir al
ternately followed by benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.
ST. PAULS.
Easter music to be rendered at the
morning and evening services on Easter
Sunday at ST. Pauls Episcopal Church:
Morning Service
PROFESSIONAL Hymn 1o9 welcome
Happy Morning Sullivan; Christ, Our
Passover a Sacrifice for U.s." (Morning-
toni; etc Deum (new) (Gounod); Jubi-
late Dec (Woodward); Hymn Ill, "Christ,
the Lord is Ris'n To-Day (MozarD !;
Gloria Tibi Paxton); Hymn 100, Jesus
Lives (CarmichaeD: Offertory, Solo, Il
Know That My Redeemer Liveth' ;
Chorus, aHallelu1an \ddloeDs oe1lleuCe,
Holy Ofrings, Rich and Rare" lRed-
head.
Evening service
PROFESSIONAL Hymn 115, The Day of
Resurrection (carmichaeD; Gloria Paui
(Mornington): Magniicat (Kettle); Nunc
Dimittis (Spahr): Otfertory. las It Began
to Dawn Reed): Hymn, Angels, Roll
the Rock Away" Roper; Recessional,
.Come Ye Faithful (Sullivan).
Choir
& Boys-John Tignor. Oscar Atwell. Leslie
Barefoot, George Rutledge Deane Wicks,
Earl Brooks, Joseph Bower, John Rut-
ledge. Glen johnson, Charles Kuyken-
dali, Hatcher Spear, and Samuel Harris.
Sopranos-NIiss Heron. Miss Lily Urqu-
hart, Miss Mary Rogers, Miss Calvin
Bragg, Miss Elizabeth Robins. Miss Con-
way Knox, Miss Mary Buford, Miss Ber-
nard, Miss Elise Moncure, Miss Annie Lee
Kenney. :,
Tenors-A1r. Frank Mccarthy, Dr.. Read,
Messrs. W. n. Boschen. William c. No
land. Mckinney, HoslSins.
Bassos-Messrs. William Richards. Nor
man Call. Banks. Dr. James P. Roy, Mr..