The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
PREPARE n FESTIVAL
OF BEAUTIFUL muSIC
Sweet Strains VIII Rise From Choir Lofts
and Vast dnd Miqhtu MultitudeS.
MELODY TO FLOW ON EASTER DAY

Heard The Sound OF Voices" Patmos,: ante
communion. "On the Resurrection Morning
e,Msrren9; Gloria IN Excelsis Czsnner,; recess
sional. Jerusalem the Golden tEwing)-
sunday-school service. D. m Full choral
service. 7:45 p. m.-Psaiter (Gregorian): Mag
nlacat and Nunc Dimittis in D SMaEtinl; an
sermon; hymn, In the Cross OF Christ
Glory CRathbunl; offertory. Rejoice This
God the Darkness Roll Away CWallace); or
gan postlude. -Hallelujah' chorus tHandeD.
organist and musical director. William H
EMANUEL EVANGELICAL.
/, 1913 e Morgan voluntary; reading Of
scripture. Matthew xxviii:1-I5; hymn, Wei
I song by choir. The Resurrection &C. E Les
iiel: sermon by pastor. Rev. 2. W. Fischer;
/ Miller; prayer; celebration OF Lords supper;
/ hymn Jesus Lives &C. F. GeIler): ofertory;
benedlction' organ postlude-
+ Risen; reading Of scripture. John xx:l-1s;
hymn. Christ Arose tRoie Lowryl; prayer
/ by pastor; song BY choir. .An Hail the Easter
I Day u. Lincoln HaID; announcements: song
I By choir. The Lord Is Risen Indeed lCharles
Il GabFteD. sermon by pastor; song BY junior
/ Lords supper. hymn. MY Country. 'Tis OF
Thee: benedietion: organ postlude- organiss.
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL.
$50 a m, morning prayer, and second cele-
bration. II O'Clock; evensong. 80 o'clock: IL
SstsphensS Jubiiats a'a peo l1 1iae. vineent
1 intr5it Iii: .-Kyrie Eieison &C. ]. Eaveyl: an
them. Why Sex Is the Living2" Cooke;
$50 ?. m--Processional 1i2. 'Magnifcat''
&c. II. Garrett; "Nunc Dimittis.' JstaineT);
I CvIncent). benediction hyrnn Frank II. Lock
] yer Soloists-Aiss Blanche PahI and Miss
Marden. BassOs-J. Marshall William Burbeck
and ". Gross
HOLLY PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Morning at II o'clock-Anthena. Christ Is
Risen lEmersonl; anthem, Glad Easter
The Morning Kindles All the sky adams;
anthem. Your Lord and King Adore CWil-
/ liamsl.
Evening. 7:se-Anthem. He Is Not Here
/ cAshfordl; anthem. The Lord Is Risen
snls5 sRS' MsiTis SsT4fGHe s0ie eressRs ann
them. The Strife Is Ger Cogrich): violin
CIV Mss sns f@ass seh95ds nthsl quast sayos
Lives" (SehoebeD; anthem. The Lord Is
ton orgznist; Rev. ]. N. Mckinney. pastor.
] (FRENCH CHURCH, NOTRE DAME DES
VICTORIES.
Organ number. fanfare" Lemmens; choir,
sanetus. net Ss1 agnus Del. from Messs Miltairs
I OF Cirnaroso: Gloria, from mass IN OF
/ ner: :-sit Nomen Donnini Benedictum.' BY G.
i Cagliero; organ number. festive march in D.
faI,6R1nT sa soIdSss 1e mus;o soprano nl o MS
tfgues: alto. Mrs. L W. Rothschflds tenor, Z.
/ onslow; bass signor J. wanrell. under the
direction OF the orsanist' =, L Antiques
Good Friday was observed in the churches
/ Of San Francisco with a much larger at
tendance at worship than formerly, and
/ the idea OF church federation was evil
| denced in more than one instance. The
I Protestant Episcopal and the Roman
/ Catholic churches witnessed deep devo-
i ton, as did those evangelical churches
where the interdenominational services
| were held.
At Trinity Church Dean Hodges deIiv-
cred addresses during a solemn three
hours devotion, which began at noon. In
the evening there was a remarkably beau
tiful rendition OF Alfred Gaul's Passion
Service" in which soloists Of the highest
order took part
The Interpretation. which was under the
direction of Louis H. Eaton. choirmaster
and organist showed the care. which the
choir and all those who took part had re-
ceived at the hands of their director.
At Grace Church morning service the
great male choir. under the direction of
| Organist William H. Holt. rendered the
sacred music with wonderful and inspir-
1 ing effect. There was also special even
/ ing service given TO Chinese congrega-
ton, when the presentation OF passion
pictures revealing the STORY OF the
/ Cross was intensely interesting and in
structive to the Orientals.
St Johns and St Paurs and the Cathe-
dral Mission OF the Good Samaritan and
all the other churches of the Protestant
Episcopal denomination had services, the
rendition of Gounod's "Gallia' at the
Cathedral Mission in the evening, with
orchestra and full choir, under the direc-
ton OF W H Holt and Alfred Bayley at
the organ, proving q remarkable feature.
At St Mary's Cathedral there was cele-
brate6 the solemn ceremony Of the ven
Grafton of the cross and the chanting OF
St Johns account OF the Passion by
Father Hannigan, Father w. P. Sullivan
and Father Ramm- The service was i'm
pressive.
At ST. Ignatius Church Aldega's music
was rendered by the male choir under the
direction of DR.. Maurice W. O'Connell.
the Rev. Father Joseph W. Riordan, s. J.,
delivering the sermon, on Christ's last
words from the cross. In the evening the
splendid choir rendered the Gregorian
"Stabat Mater during the devotion of
"the way Of the cross" A blessing with
relic of the cross was given.
There were impressively solemn services
at St Dominics, ST Mary's PaulisD and
the other churches of the denomination
At Calvary Presbyterian Church minis
ters Of several branches OF the Protestant
faith collected to take part in the after
noon services, the Rev. William RAIDER be-
ing among the speakers.
At the Chamber OF Commerce the Bish-
op of California, the Right Rev. William
Ford Nichols, D. D., addressed great
congregation of men at the MONDAY SER
vice. and the renowned evangelist, Dr.
Mahood, exhorted at Central Methodist
Episcopal Church both in the afternoon
and evening
Il was a day OF solemnity, and those OF
the devotional able TO attend the places
OF worship did so with contrite hearts
and every evidence OF appreciation OF the
significance OF the day.