New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
EASTER At CHURCHES.
Special Musical Programmes Pre-
pared for the Day.

Church choirs all over Christendom have been
rehearsing Easter music for many days past. The
large churches in this city have arranged musical
programmes for the coming Sabbath. which show
the employment Of much time and expense In
many churches the regular choirs and organs will
be supported by large ehoruses, full orchestras
and well known soloists
In South Church. at Madison-ave. and Thirty
eighth-st. there will be special music by the choir
and chorus of fifty voices. At ST Patrick's
Cathedral. pontifcal mass will begin at IL a. m,
and pontidcal vespers at D. m. The soloists Will
be Miss Hike, Miss Clary, Mr.. Kaiser and Mr..
Hemus. There will be full chorus and orchestra
besides the chancel choir under the direction Of
James Ungerer. At the morning service Mr.. De
Machi viii assist William F. Pecher at the organ
The Church of the Holy Name, at Amsterdam
ave and West Ninety-sixth-st.. will observe high
mass at II a. and yespers at p. There will
be a chorus Of sixty voices. The soloists will be
Miss Marie Streble. Mrs. Amelia Devin, Harry
Woram and Mr.. Voght. William Edward Mulligan
is the director and organist.
Morning prayer and holy communion will be OBJ
served at the Church Of St John the Evangelist
at Waverley Place and West Eleventh-st., at Il
a m. Miss Margaret Cain, Miss Kate Albrecht
Z. 3. Hayes and G. L. Hermes. the sooists, will
be supported by a chorus of thrty-fve voices The
organist and chormaster is Daniel H. Wilson.
At the Broadway Tabernacle Church. now in
Mendelssohn Hall, No. 1l9 West Fortieth-st. morn
ing service will be II a. m, and evening service
at o'clock. The soIoists consist Mrs. Jessica
4O9 NOlf, MISS Margaret h6yeS, MI. beynon anu
Mr.. Grant, who will be supported by a mixed
chorus of seventeen voices under the direction Of
the organst, Mr. Salter. Miss Avis Boxan, harp
player, and volinist will assist at both services
At St Leo's Church. in East Twenty-eighth-st
between Madison-ave. and Fifth-ave.. four morn
ing masses will be said beginning at a Bene-
diction will be said at p. m. choir of sixteen
voices with the assistance of Richard Arnold s
string sextet, viii furnish the music Joseph Poz-
nanski is the organist and choirmaster.
he S+er uI1Sic ne Metz
Seventh-ave. and Fourteenth-st., will consist of
professional recessonal and two anthems at the
morning service and at the evening service, a pro-
cessional and three anthems. c. J. Evans is the
choirmaSter
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at st. Ste
phen's Church, in East Twenty-eighth-st., between
Iexfngton-ave. and Third-ave at IL a. m. and
yeSpers at D. N. The choir, with organ and or
chestra will be directed by Edward c. Havens. The
solosts will be Mrs. Spence, Miss Allen, Mr.. Van
Pyk and William J. Creamer.
At St. Andrews Church. Harlem there will be
services at and 1880 a. m. and p. m. At the
morning services vested choir of forty men and
boys will sing, under the direction of Mallinson
Randall. In the afternoon the childrens carol ser
vice will be held.
AT the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, No.
and solemn mass at II a. m. Musical vesperS begin
ct S D. m The choir will be assisted by or
chestra in rendering Giorza's at the II o'clock