The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-02
GLAD CAROL||.S';'''
OF EASTER.
livery Choir Will Echo the Joy
of Christians OH the
Resurrection, .
ELABORATE PROGRAMMES
Is Rare Musical Treat Will be
Provided Tor tl,c C,ongrc-
cations Of the City

From every choir OF Richmond to-mor-
row the glad tiding or tile risen Christ
will be carolcd iii beautiful sorEi from
every pulpit the joyous narrative Of tho
resurrection will be- told IN eloquent
story All will be gladness and joy'
typlried in tho rare and choice music
the fragrance of the fresh flowers Of u
new spring.
During the past days and weeks the
choIrs have been reheursins and train
ing themselves for what will be to the
congregations q musical treat The pro-
grammcs are ELABORATE ard carefully
made. Some Of them have been given
before. Those tnat follow to-day will
indicate In some measure the high char
ncter of tile music for Easter. the most
glorious Of all tho church festivals;
Episcopal Churches.
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Morning Service. i a.. M.-Processio 'ii.
lis. "At the Lambs High Feast GIL
vey).
Gloria in G'''E'' RandalD.
x r. Dcun FESTIVAL, in ~ lTlat' (3uck)
1,lbilate Dec, III "T' UiarretD.
Hymn IL, ANGELS. Roll the Rock
Away (RopeO.
Hymn IL: Jesus Christ is Riser To-
Day" Goavidica
5~ offertory, Now Is Christ Risen" War
ren.
Offertory Sentence. In &C.
Confirmation flynn els. 20, Happy
Day" UIatton).
Communion Service
Sanct,,s, In "F (t;arretD.
LYNN 2os, "And Now O. Father"
(Mork).
Gloria iii Excelsis, Old chant In ct
Roccssional 100, welcome Happy Morn
ing (Cal1inl.
Evening Service, . +, M'-TourdaS 5ociooi
Celebration.
Members OF All saints Boy C'hoir-so-
pranos: Eddie Boykin, Louis Merzei, MAN MAN
Reulrmund, Beverley Elliott. Leroy
Mountcastle, John Ruskell, Fred " oods'
Nelson Rawson. Willie Ficlle, Iberle
Kirtley, Irwin Priddy, Mason Elllott,
James Taylor. Charles Philips, EdWard
Haynes. James 1Ilslrman, John Young,
Stanley Blanton, Vaughan Gary upshur
Bowen. William Gilman, Stuart Raglanu,
Holt Page. Harry Hamilton, Roger
Mercer, Willie Farmer. Louis Phelps'
Wayne France Clarence Wyatt.
Alto-Nliss Mabel McI3an.
Tenors-Nrr. Roe G. Tupman, Mr.. JOS
eph stokes. Mr.. Walter G. Mercer.
Bassos-Mr. James McBalil, MT. Viv'ar
T'nrrar Mr. Charles Grant,, Mr.. Charles
O'Rorke, Mr.. Ernest Kcndler. siE
torganst-Mr. Ernest Fl. Cosby.
(-holrmaste r--Nlr. Walter G.. Mercer
CHRIST CHURCH
Morning: Professional Hymn. wv elcome,
Happy Morning j. Ellerton; Christ,
or Passover" r. C. C'ramer: Gloria
PatrI,v C1regorian; "The Dcum.' STEPHENS;
.Jubilate.'. Alfred Woolcr; Hymn,
Christ, the Lord. is Risen Again,
Miss winkworth; Gloria Tibi.' us,
Anon: Hymn, The Strife is Ger,
Francis Pott; Offertory Anthem. Look
We Saints" Carrie Adams; Presentation
(alms), Doxology. Anon.
Holy Communion: Sanctns, Anon; hymn.
And Now. Q Father. w. Bright Gloria
In Excelsis, zenner
Recessional Hymn, Alleluia! Alleluia!
wordsworth: Postlude, Mozart
Evening: Professional Hymn. Alleluia,
Sing to Jesus. William G. DIX; Gloria
Patri, Rogers; Bonum Est, Henley: Bene-
die Amnia Mea, Norris: Hymn. Christ IS
Risen A. T. Quincy: Offertory Anthem,
ITO Him BE Glory" Fillmore; Presenta-
ton (alnls), DoXology, Anon; Recessonal
Hymn. Angels. Roll tho Rock Away
r. Gibbons: Postlude. Beethoven.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
| At II a. NJ. the Easter music at ST,
| Andrews Church, under the direction OF
Miss Katharine II. Stuart will be OF a
very high order. Mrs. Walter Duke if
the soprano sololst, and Miss DE Hart
organist The chorus has fifty members
and the young women Of the choir will
appear, as their custom on festival occa'
sons, In white vestments.
Morning Service: Professional Hymn