The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-05

mass celebrated at IL o'clock by Ri
Rev. Bishop Seaman, assisted by Rev
Father Keenan, as deacon, Rev. Father
Morrissey, sub-deacon, and Rev. Fa.
ther Kelly as master of ceremonies.
The Easter sermon, which was grand
| ~ eloquent, was preached by Rev. Fa-
Their Morrissey. The music was of 9
very high order. Many competent
judges pronounced it the best ever
heard in the cathedral.
Master Roy Williams, ST. Mary's
| talented young violinist, assisted the
choir, and played with his usual bril-
liancy. There is seldom heard in any
/ church in the city better soprano sup
port than is heard at the cathedral
The soprano soloist of the cathedral
is Miss Lottie Owen whose beautiful
voice was heard to the best advantage
in the EFT Incarnatus Est" and the
Domino Fill" The first named solo
was exquisite. Mrs. o. T. Carlson is
one Of st. Marys favorite solo singers.
She has a lovely voice, very clear and
sweet.
Mrs. Cloy Elmer is a new soprano at
St. Mary's this year. She has a beau
tiful voice and sang the "Veni Crea-
tor, by La Hache, with unusual finish
and expression.
Miss Rossi and Miss McAIlister have
carefully trained voices that were
heard to good advantage in several
solos.
Miss Harley did excellent work as
second soprano. She has been singing
at st. Mary's for many years, and is a
great favorite with the congregation.
Mr.. Whiteman's beautiful tenor voice
was heard in several solos and quar-
tettes. Mr.. Scarpa, the regular tenor
of the choir, was in excellent voice T.
c. Crawford was bass soloist and did
excellent work
The following is the programme and !
the names of the singers:
Introductory voluntary (violin) -.
................M Master Roy Williams !
First Mass in D.. ................
...........R Rev. Father H. G.. Ganss
Q. T. Carlson, Mr. G. H.
West
Gloria in Excelsis" .......
Owen, Miss McAllister.
Mr.. T. c. Crawford and Mr.. Frank
Scarpa.
Veni Creator ~ La Hache
Mrs. Cloy Elmer.
Credo 49, ........ ............-
Owen, Miss o. t. Carl
son. Miss Harley, Mrs. Emily Hamp-
ton, Mr.. T. c. Crawford, Mr.. Alfred
Whiteman, Mr.. Frank Scarpa, Mr.. G.
H West.
offertory-"Regina Coen".. ..Dachauer
Soloist. Mrs. o. T. Carlson.
'ahctus - '..'........ 49,.
" Salutarls' 49,. ......... ..Weigand
Mrs. George E. Curtis.
,iiolin Obligato.. Master Roy Williams
Agnus Del ...... .......... .......
Hiss Rossi Mrs. Cloy Elmer, Mr.. AL
fred Whiteman. Miss Owen.
opranos-Mrs. y. T. Carlson, Mrs {
Cloy Elmer, Mrs. J. j. Lent, Miss c
Owen, Miss Rossi, Miss McAllister. q
.ltos-Mrs. Emily Hampson, Miss S. e
Houghton, Miss Harley [
enors-MessTs. Alfred Whiteman. Os- S
valid Neltz, Frank Scarpa and c. A c
Locke e
assos-Messrs. T. c. Crawford G. H.
West, R. c. Dunbar and ]. Sauer n
iolin-Master Roy Williams. L
rganist and Director-Miss Nora
Gleason b
The music at the o'clock mass was il
cry elaborate. a
he music as a whole was very cred fl
able and the children deserve much
edit for the interest they take in the u
loir. The choir at ST. Mary's is al C,
avs assisted by non-C Catholics, who OF
devote their time to learn OF
g the music. This fact was particu- oil
rly noticeable this year, and the SER o
ces of those ladies and gentlemen n
e deeply appreciated. They merit the m
preciation which is given them by m