The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-24

Mozart
CHURCH OF THE HOLY GHOST-The
hrst mass AT the Church or the HOY
Chest, on knight street. was celebrated
Gt o'clock. the second al $50 and the
third at 1O.9o a the latter being a high
mass Rev D. Belliotti was the celebrant,
and after the 1920 o clock service the ben
ELECTION was given with the most holy
sacrament Peters mass I'm ID was sung,
a. follows: Sopranos, Mary Muccini. Mary
Ciorgia; alto. Carrie Taylor, tenor. G.
AdnmF: bass, r.. D'Andrea- Ofrcrtorv,
Salye Regina, Iamtillotte. quartet and
chorus: holy communion Haec Dies. Vie
gand: duet alto and soprano, Miss Taylor
and Miss Muccini. NJ. Louis accompanied
on the violin and the church organtst IS
Miss X. O'Reilly.
ST ANDREWS CHURCH-Although
Faster services were less pretentious than
In some OF the Older and larger churches.
the masses and the music were i'm
IT6ssive.
ATS o'clock a m the frst mass was col
ehratcd by Few George w Brown, the
pastor. and AZ 10 a. m. was the second
mass followed by a sermon by the pastor
Sr. ADELBERTS CHTRCH-MaSs was
celebrated at Is O'Clock by the pastor Rev.
4 Duezmal at ST Adelberts church on
Ridge street Yesterday. and AT 1890 was
high mass with the pastor as celebrant
At the opening OF the latter service there
was a procession comprising members OF
the uniformed church societies OF 81. Al
bert and ST. Michael. which was spectacu-
lar
sic was rendered hy the whole church
choir Arthur Verno7 presiding al the or
Gan. The mass was followed by benedic-
ton and sermon by the pastor
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH-The portion
OF the new church on State street that
is already completed would not permit the
ususally elaborate services of Easter as
there was not sufficient room In the part
OF the sanctuary where the services are
held
Masses were celebrated AZ 7, g. O. 10 and
II o'clock on Easter morning.
ST. MATHEWS CHURCH-The deco
rations i'm St Uathew's church on Park
avenue Auburn. were very elaborate and
beautiful A high mass was celebrated
AT Q o'clock bv Rev. Father Harrington
The choir. under the direction ~ the
musical part Of the service IN an unusual
" finished style. The program was as
follows:
Kyrie chorus: Ganss' Mass IN F.:
Christie. solo. Mrs Frank O'Connel;
Gloria in Exceiss Dec. chorus: Out Tolls
solo, Miss Marjorie McGuiggan; Qui
Sedes, duet. James Covne and Miss Nc
GuigRan; Quonism and Cum Sancto,
chorus; Credo chorus; Fl Incarnatus
Miss Mary Lallv; ortertory. Haec Dies,
solo. Miss Mary Lally of Woonsocket;
Senctus. chorus: Pleni Sunt Coeli, chorus
ARnus Del, sololist. Mrs Thornton and
Thomas Muihollsnd; Miserere. chorus
Songs of Praise by Lloyd soloists Miss
McGuiggan and Mrs. OConneu. The
choir Of altar boys also rendered very
effectively Welcome the Morning
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
CHRIST CHTRCFI--The three services
which were held were conducted by the
r, ctor. Rev 2. +. Buck. and ths musical
program which was specially prepared
for the dav. was under the supervision OF
Mrs Minnie IT. Vaughan. while A. r.
Cheek presided AZ rho organ.
The first service vas at 6:m In tho
morning when holy communion was cele-
bruted The musical program for the SER
"ice was: Hymn 1ua; Venite: Psalter;
G Goria Patri: TIE DeUm: Bsnedicte. Bene-
dictus; Jubilate Deo: Introit hymn; Kyrie
Fls ison, Max Vog7Ich Gloria Ttbi. Max
Noguch: hymn: oTeTtory anthem, The
Resurrection, T. n. Williams: Sursum
Ccrdn Solemnis Sanctus, Max Voguch
communion hymn 235; Agnus Del. Dudley
Buck, hymn Ill
The second service which was the ser
vice OF the day. was al 1913. and the pro-
gram was "a follows: Hymn l1j. Sen
tcrcos. Venite. Christ our Passover.
Danks: Psalter; Gloria Patr. Dudley
Puck: Te Deum. Dudley Buck: Bene-
dic'te: Renedictus: Jubilate Dec, AlaZa-
mora, introit hymn. tl2: Kyrte Fleison,
Max Voguch: GloriG T1bi Max voguch;
>-nn 100; offertory anthem. The Strife
- DER. Schneider; Sursum Corda. sohem-
mis-. Sanctus. Max Voguch: communion
lynn 2s5: ARnus Del. GounoSi Gloria In
Evcelsis Dudley Buck: hymn l22.
The evening service, which was held at
50 o'clock. was especially well attended,
and the musical numbers were as follows:
Hymn 125. Psalter, Gloria Patri, Dudley
luck MaEnihcst: Cantate Dominic; Bo-
run Est. Morrison: Nunc Dimittis: Deus
Iisereatur: Benedic, Anima Danks
hymn IA: anthem, Unfold. Ne Portals,
Couuod: offertory anthem. Easter Tri-
u.1ph, Holden hymn 525; hymn 11S
CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR-The nrst
service was held at 7:30 o'clock. and was
holy communion. The regular morning
sermon and service was held At 10.45
a'clnck. tho pastor delivering the address
Of the morning ard administering holy
communion.
The musical program for this service
vas: organ voluntary: festival prelude.
introoucing choral theme from Pales-
trina Dudley Buck. professional hymn
Christ our Passover. =. Shepperd: TIE
Deum. Maunder Renedicite: Benedictus
Jubilate Deo, B~. lgewater: lltany hymn
irtroit hymn ll5. TIE Day OF ResurreC-
tiou; Kyrie. Elvcy; Gloria Tibi, Wood
ward sermon: hymn 10, Come. Ne Faith
ful. Raise the Strain; offertory anthem,
The strife Is O'er. MendelsSohn: Sanctus,
Cavaldoe: communion hymn. 225, Bread OF
the World; Gloria lr EXcelsis, old chant:
rccessional hymn, 1le Angles, Roll the
Rock Away" postlude Nalkmar
n, second service OF the day was az
{ O'Clock. and the musical program was as
fo'Iuws. professional hymn. Hail. all
Toil MaEuincat. Sinper; Cantata Dom
iro: RonTm Est Conltere: Nuno Dimittis.
Simrer; Deus M'sereatur; Bcnedic AMI
ma Moa. sermon hymn. Let the Merry
church Bells Ring. offertory; Ring Out,
Ye Merry Easter Bells. recessional hymn.
The Earth Has Donned Her Garments
Green. IA. r Shelley
ST. JAMES CHURCH: The FIRST ser
vice Was az o'clock In the morning
when holy communion was celebrated
and the service was conducted nv the