Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-03-30
Easter Music.

Easter Sunday next, the most Joyous
festival in the church calendar, COM
memorative of the resurrection of Christ,
viii be observed in the Catholic, Epis-
copal, Lutheran and churches of some
of the other denominations. The choirs
of these churches have been practicing
for some time and will render special
musical programmes on the occasion
The following are the programmes so far
arranged
st. Mary's Church Farmers mass
in flat, Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus,
Agnus Del Strike the Cymbal. Choir:
Sopranos, Mrs. Nettie Donnelly-Brill,
Mrs. Martin Greene, Misses Cecilia
Murphy, Anna Stoutenburgh, @. Ficklin;
altos, Madam Esputa Daley, Anna Cor
man, Mamie Breen; tenors, John
Lynch, f. NJ. Birrell, Leo P. Harlow,
T. A. Stoutenburgh; bassos, r. W.
Wenzel and P. F. DOwney; organist,
Jos. J.. Monroe.
Christ Church. Procession hymn
100. "Christ our Passover, Schneider ;
Gloria Patri. Morsell TIE Deum iu B
fiat, Ilsley; Jubilate Dec Wagner, Hol-
den Gloria Tibi, Wiske offertory "The
Day of Resurrection, MarstOn doxolo-
gy. PRAISE God from whom all blessings
flow :" Hymns appropriate to the day.
Choir-sopranos, Miss Greenwich, Mrs.
Ashby alto, Miss Houchen tenor, Mr..
Birch bass, Mr.. Chas. W. Moore; Mrs.
Chas. G. Lennon, organist and director.
st. Pauls Church. - Professional
hymn, No. SIG; Anthem, "Christ Our
Passover" Schilling; Gloria Patri,
Bialls; TIE Deum, in E fiat, Warren;
Jubilate, in E fiat, Klein; Introit an
them, "Christ the Lord is Risen Today, "
Shelley; Kyrle, Elvey; Gloria Tibi, Per-
let; Hymn, No. 112; Offertory anthem,
"In the End of the Sabbath" Geibel;
Ofertory ascription, doxology; Sanctus,
Stainer; Hymn, No. 2Sl; Gloria in Ex-
celsis, old chant.
Choir: Sopranos, Miss Margaret
Veitcb. Mrs. RAYMOND Hulfish, Mrs
Blanche Berkeley, Miss Alice Chinn,
Miss Lucy Brookes, Miss Ruth Bryant;
altos. Miss Bertha Jet, Mrs. M. W.
O'Brien. Mrs. CharlesT Lindsey; tenors,
Mr. 5. Frank Field, Mr. Benz. Wheat
lev; bassos, Mr.. George A. Evans, Mr..
Harris Franklin, Mr.. Edmund Franklin.
LIST violin, Mr.. Brooke Amiss; End vio-
lin. Mr.. Z. O. Weber: viola, Mr.. Louis
Kruger; cello, Mr.. Walter Whittlesey
oreanist and director, Mr. Sherman b.
Fowler.
Grace Church, Rev. @. f. Ball, rec
tor-6:3O a. m.-Full Festal Holy Com
munion Choral Communion service il
G. bv J. B. Calkin; Ofertory Anthem
"This is the Day." Katelby; Nunt
Dimittis, Tonus Regius. $3.50 a. m.-
Children's carol service HOO a. H.
Morning Prayer and Holy Communion
with sermon; Easter Anthem by Chap
pei Gloria Patria by Chapel; Gloris
Patria by Calkin: TIE Deum in @, by
J. B. Calkin; Benedictus ; Oaertory
Anthem. "Why seek We the living
among the dead by Z. A. Glare
HOLY Communion as at 600 a
IN. 1880 p. N. evening prayer AM
sermon; Gloria Patria, Calkin; Glori
Patria Chapel; Magnificent, j. b
Calkin; Nunc Dimittis, ]. B. Calkin
Anthem after III Collect, Chapel Offer
tory Anthem, Katelby. Choir-Sopranos
Mrs. r. F. Green, Miss Alice Williams
alto, Mrs. Chas. J. Deahl tenors, MI
Hill of the Theological Seminary
aud Mr.. Chas. J. Deahl; bassoi
Mr.. Frank T. King AID Mr.. Ia
PAYNE; organist, Mrs. Frederic
Russell violinist, Mrs. Julia V. Malls
Second Presbyterian Church-Morr
ing-Anthem, "As it Began to Dawn,
Charles Vincent; hymn anthem, "Da
of Wonder, Day Of Gladness," J. v
Lerman; Easter anthem, "Cbrist, Or
Passover" p. A. Schneider. Evenin
AT the evening service (7;SO O'Clock
Miss Mary Garden, of Chevy Cha;
College, will sing two solos, 81 Kno
that Ny Redeemer Liveth, from In
Messiah, by Handel, and "Hear Y
Israel" from Elijah, by MendelssohI
Choir-Sopranos, Miss Mary Moor
Mrs. Matte Lawrence, Mrs. Lee Fiel
alto. Mrs. Ruth Field; tenors, NJ
Charles F. Sullivan, Mr.. Archie
Slavmaker; bass, Mr.. Frank l.. Sla
maker, Mr. George B. Kennedy; orga
list, Miss Edith Rotchford. Mr..
Frederick Smith, organist, Pro-Cathe
raj. Washington, d. c., will play t
entire evening service.