Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
HYMNS OF GLADNESS
HOW THE DAY WILL BE CELE-
DRAFTED LOCALLY.
Roman Catholic. Protestant Episcopal,
Lutheran and Reformed Churches
to Change Altar Decorations.


held Easter services, in which music and
song will prevail, and at which there
will be brightness and color far removed
from the somber black that prevailed
Good Friday and Maundy Thursday, typl-
cal of the death of the Savior. In all of
the Roman Catholic, Protestant Episco-
pal, Lutheran and Reformed churches
there will be an observance of the Easter
ritual and in the churches of other de-
nominations there will be services OF
praise.
The happiness of Easter will be mani
fest in the church decorations, in the al
tar decorations, in the hymns and songs
of the various churches and mlllons OF
flowers will add brightness to the occa-
sion. There is not another FESTIVAL IN the
Christian church save Christmas in which
there is so much joy, pleasure and bright
ness, no other anniversary regarded as SO
important to the Christian people through
out the world. .
Arrangements have been made by all
the churches for holding special services
tomorrow, and special musical programs
have been in rehearsal for weeks In or
der that they might be perfect in rend1-
ton. In addition the little ones Will have
special services in the Sunday schools in
honor of the risen Christ, at which car
OILS will be sung and addresses touching
on the Christ Child will be delivered by
the ministers.
The Catholic Churches.
A solemn pontifical high mass will be cele-
brated at 1915 am. at st. Aloysius' Church.
The ceremonies will be attended by Mgr D.
Falconio, apostolic delegate. The following
named clergymen will participate: Rev. E.
y. Fink, 81, as assistant priest; Rev. J. B.
Kelleher, s. j., deacon of honor; Rev.
j. b. Pittar S. j.. deacon of honor; Rev.
Owen Hill S. j., as celebrant; Rev. j.
Fleming, S. j.. as deacon; Mr.. j. Hurley, S.
j., as subdeacon; Mr., Robert j. Tracey,
s. j.. as master of ceremonies, and Mr.. F.
DevereuX assistant master of ceremonies.
The program of the morning services: Pro-
cessional march, Nessler; Vidi Aquam.
Pecher; lntroit and communion, GregOrlan,
mass. "Missa Solemnis,'' Pizzi; ofrertory,
''Hosannah,' Granier; after mass, Unfold
Ye Portals" Gounod; occasional, 'Hosan-
nah.'' Wachs.
At vespers at 7:30 pm, psalms. Marcos
Vespers No. 3; magnlficat, Mario No. 81;
hymn, Regina Coeli." Benedict. 20 Salu-
taris" bass solo, Wagner. and .'Tantum
Ergo chorus. Wallace.
The personnel of the choir follows: Or
ganist and director, Mr.. S. j. Kubel; SOLO
lists, soprano, Mrs. Blanche Mattingly-
Rogers; alto Mrs. Margaret Nolan-Martin;
tenor. Mr.. John a. Finnegan, and bass. Mr.
Arthur w. Porter. Chorus-Sopranos, Miss
Cora E. Noyes Miss Mary higgins, Miss
Mary Walsh, Miss GertIe Gates Miss Lillian
Acker, Miss Josephine Phillips. Miss Bessie
Sweet, Miss Anna w. ISrannon, Mrs. w. H.
Lawrence; altos. Miss Mary E. Triplett
Miss Margaret Sweeney, Miss Nellie ODea,
Miss Mary Lansdale, Miss Mary ODea
Miss Clara Kubel, Mrs. A. c. Taylor; tenors
Messrs. Carl Xanten, julius August, Leo
Stieffel, Thomas II. Maxwell, G.. w. Houle-
han. Z. Mcmahon: BASES, Messrs. Arthur
n. Gardner, Ernest kubel, G. F. Smith
w. II. Parker. ]. Duffey, Mr.. D. Millrick.
At the Sacred Heart Church solemn high
mass at 1890 a. m. A string orchestra will
I've al mr. ha r1rA will mol Inn he
professional, Folkunger March, by kretsch-
mer: Kyrie. Gloria, Credo, Sanctus ct Bene-
d!ctus and Agnus Del from Gounods st. Ce-
ella mass offertorium Regina Coeli, by
quartet and chorus; Veni Creator, alto solo,
by GLORIA. sung by Mrs. j. Kendall Wallace,
with violin obligato by Joseph Fincke;, re-
cessional, Laudate Dominum, by Cassarini.
Solemn vespers at 4:30 p. m: Psalms, by
Moderate; Magnificent, by Mercadante; of.
fortOrium, Granier's Hosanna, soprano
solo, sung by Mrs. Helen Donohue Do Yo;
hymn, Regina Coeli, by GLORIA; o Salutar-
ius tenor SOLO sung by Mr. Z. j. McQuade;
Tantum Ergo, quartet and chorus, Riga;
Laudate Dominum, Gregorgian.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at
st. Matthews Church at IL O'Clock, with
the following musical program rendered
under the direction of Miss Glennan: Vidi
Aquam, Pecher; kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sane
tus and Agnus Del, from Haydn's Sixth
Mass; the Benedictus from Haydn No. 3;
at graduate the hymn Fill ct Filiae Veni
-
tory, Haec Dies. Victor Hammered; recess
sional, Praise Ye the Father, Gounod
Nespers at o'clock: Psalms and Magnifi-
cat, from Giorza's Vespers No. 3; Offer
tory, Haec Dies, Hammered; Regina Coeli
Melville: o Salutaris. Schweitzer; Tantum
Ergo, FIR. Riga; Laudate Dominum, Gre
gorian; occasional, Praise Ye, Gounod.
The names of the choir members follow:
Sopranos, Mrs Walter Wilmarth, Mrs. Car
oline lie Grange, Misses Margaret and
Katie Aylmer, Anna Manning, Margaret
WEIGH, Helena Ruiz and Mrs. Weller; altos
Misses Mable Owen, Anna Brett, Elise
Davis. Lena Richardson, Mercedes Ruiz
and Miss Whttemore, tenors, Messrs Mi
chael Peters. Z. ii. o Farrell, l.. A Glider. c.
Robert Martin and Thomas Dooley; bassos
q. Harris, DIR. K. r. Stitt, Wilson Young
DR.. Du Nallin, Frank Glen and Robert
Howard; organist, Miss Jennie Glennan.
The music at the 10 o'clock mass at ST
Pauis Church will be rendered by the HOLY
Name choir of the church, composed en-
ureiy OF male voices. under the direction
or Mr.. Lucius +. Randolph, jr; Mr. Harry
HAN, organist. The mass selected is one
for four male voices, by Wiegand AT the
oHertory. "Haec Dies male quartet "
Hammered, will be sung The choir is com
posed OF the following singers: First tenor
Messrs. +. III. OFarrell. Ernest Atcheson
William Hall, John Rout. Michael O"Brien
second tenor, Messrs. j. X. Bishop. John
Fogarty, w. r. McWade. Harry Crow,
Henry Batch. Thomas Hurney; first bass.
Messrs. John r. Brown, john Connell A j
Hickey. John Boyle, James Naughton; sec
ond bass, Joseph r. Dunn, Daniel Hail.
John Goddard. James Crown and Kelly
At ST. Peters the music will be of a high
order. The choir will sing selections from
Guilmonts and Generals masses '.Veni
Creator" by BALL, duet for soprano and
contralto: at the graduate of the mass a
clarionet solo will be rendered by Mr. John
Baptista; offertory. Alma Virgo" Miss
Hattie Richie and chorus. The vesper
service will include Marcos vespers, Re
gina Coeli,' by Benedict: 20 Salutaris. :"
contralto solo, with violin and cello obli-
cato. Miss Regina Baptista and Messrs.
Stanisce and Bradford; 'Tantum Ergo" by
Wiegand, by duet and chorus
At ST. Dominics Church solemn high
mass will be celebrated at IL o'clock The
program will include Haydn's third mass.
''Veni Creator" Cirillo: graduate. Regina
Coeli,' GLORIA; offertory, 'Elaec Dies"
Wiegand; Vespers, pslams Regina Coeli,
GLORIA: 20 Salutaris," Holden; 'Tantum
Ergo" Wiegand.
Solemn high mass at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception will be celebrated
at IL am. The music will have the accom-
paniment of an orchestra of twenty per
formers and the organ. with Mr.. Harry
Wheaton Howard officiating. Haydn's I'm
perial mass will be sung, with HummeIs
Alma Virgo as an onertory. The program
follows: Organ voluntary, Mr.. Harry
Wheaton Howard; Vldi Aquam, by Novel
10, choir; Kyrie and Gloria. Haydn's Impe-
rial mass. choir and orchestra; Haec Dies
Riga, choir; Veni Creator. bass solo, Mr.
Brosius; Credo, Haydn's Imperial mass.