Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
PLAN FEAST OF
EASTER MUSIC
CHURCHES HAVE ELABORATE E
PROGRAMS
End of Lenten Season to Be Marked
by Special Services-6eautiful
Floral corations-Proni-
nent Singers Participate

Following the Lentcn season, forty
days of penitence and somber purple
hues, the churches of Los Angeles will
tomorrow blossom forth in all the glad
ness of Easter-and a California Easter
with flowers everywhere.
Music will take a prominent part in
the elaorate services and in song will
the story of the crucifXion and the
triumph over death and the grave be
told countless multtudes who always
flock to the churches on Easter Sun
day
Always elaborate, the Easter of 1906
will be marked with carefully prepared
programs more than ever AS the city
advances, so does the musical side, and
the best singers and musicians are
now engaged to furnish the church
music. The very best is given i'll praise
of the "Risen Redeemer"
Soon after dawn tomorrow morning
mass will be chanted in the Catholic
churches and will continue until late
in the afternoon. The other churches
will begin their services later but Will
be no less elaborate, and Catholic and
Protestant. with one accord, will pro-
claim. He is Risen.'
Following is the program of the
music of the different churches:
First Congregational
The quartet composed of Mrs. Charles
G. Stivers, soprano Mrs c. E. Rich
ards, contralto; J. j. Holder. tenor,
and Harry Clifford Lott baritone, Will
be assisted by a quartet composed of
Mrs. w. L. Hardison soprano; Miss
Katherine Ebbert, contralto: William
Fl. Lott. tenor, and Adoph Pfann-
kucken bass. with Walter F. Skeele at
the organ. In the morning James II,
Rogers Easter cantata, "The New
Life" will be a feature of the special
music service. Following is the pro-
gram
organ prelude, "Ohertoire d st.
Cecilia c minor, Batiste; children
professional hymn, No, 1888; choir,
'They Have Taken Away My Lord"
Stainer; choir response. 80 Lord Cor
rect Me-" Handel; solo, 81 Know That
NV Redeemer Liveth" (Messiah), Han
del, Mrs. Charles G. Stivers; offertory,
organ, "Andante from Fifth Sym
phony." Beethoven; hymn No. 2S9 (Red-
head; recital "Behold, I Tell You
Mystery"-air, The Trumpet Shall
Sound"-(Messiah), Handel, Harry
Clifford Lott: Easter cantata, Ihe
New Life" (James II. Rogers, double
quartet; organ postlude, introduction
third act "Lohengrin," Wagner
Twilight communion service:
| Organ prelude, "Melodie," Lamaigre;
hymn No. 300; choir, Crossing the
Bar" Little; response. 80 Lord Cor
rect Me-" Handel: offertory, organ
"Meditation," Klein hymn 664; solo,
God Shall Wipe Away All Tears
Sullivan. Mrs. G. F.. Richards: hymn
No. $40; choir, Lord. Keep Us Safe
This Night" r. K. P. organ postlude.
Memorial Baptist Church
Soprano Mrs Fred Dorm; tenor,
Charles Hendricks; organist, Miss Elsie
Japham: piano accompanst, Miss
Freda Walberg; violinist. Mrs. Adele
Reiners; mixed chorus under direction
of Mrs. Warren r.. Murphy; girls
chorus in charge of Miss Mildred Dorf-
meyer. ,
Program: Soprano solo, with full
organ. piano accompaniment. and
violin obligato: 1.-THE Resurrection,
Harry Rowe Shelley, by Mrs. Fred
Dorm: sacred duet, Peace to Thy
Sacred Dwelling" Alice Mary Smith,
nv Mrs. Dorm and Mr.. Hendricks;
chorus. 80 Be Joyful in the Lord"
IL. o. Emerson; chorus, "Vespers
Hymn" Finley Lyon; girls chorus,
ten girls, easter Hymn"
Cathedral of St. Vbiana
Pontifical mass at 1880 a. m. Pro-
cessional. "Spleudante te Deus" Mo-
zart; Beethoven's mass in c; gradual,
"Haec Dies" Month offertory. Terra
Tremuit' (Saint-Saens), Tom Karl
Vespers 7:3O. Chants of the day
hymn, "Haec Dies" Monti; "Magnii-
cat" Whiting; 80 Salutars," Cher-
ubini; "Tantum Ergo" Weber. Frank
Carr. director; A. Stamm, organist;
soloists, Miss Lillian Scanlon, Miss
Clark, Tom Karl.
First M. E. Church
Morning-Overture to William Tell
Buck; anthem, "From Thy Love as g
Father" "Unfold Ye Portals EVerlast'
ing" Gounod; offertory solo, 81 know
That My Redeemer Liveth' (HandeD
Mr. Plummer.
Batiste: offertory solo, "The Lord l:
: Risen" (Sullivan), Miss Nutting; sacred
cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" II. j
! Maunder. Mrs. Beatrice Plummer. so
: prano: Miss June Nutting, alto; Spen
: Ger Robinson, tenor; Harry Barnhart
= basso. Chorus choir, 60 voices. "Queel
of Sheba," march, Gounod.
= Our Lady of Loretto
Il Masses T:30, and II a. m. Miss;
cantata. . o'clock Decker's Mass; offer
tory. "Haec Dies" by Monti. So
pranos, Misses Fahey, Lane, Klink
hamer, McGrath. Cook and Bodkin
altos, Mesdames Helm and Sheridan
= Miss Masonave; tenors, Messrs. Hop
kns. Larrsey, Fox; bassos, Messrs
Collins, Butterworth Palmersheim; or
ganist. Miss Frances Dilger. Rosar,
Is and benediction 7:45 p. m.
e Trinity M. E. Church
Morning st. Cecilia
n Ofertory No. ., Batiste; LAS l
t. Began to Dawn" with solo b
L. Miss Kellam, Martin; offertorS
s. violin solo, John Cooke; solo
Ie "The Lord Is Risen" violin obligat
= Gausuig), Miss West; "Lo! The Tom
i Is Empty" Broomi; postlude, "Easte
l. March," Flagler.
re Evening-Voluntary Evening Song,
n Schumann; awake Thou That Sleer
est (Maker), solo by Mr.. Graham
offestu, easter Song" Neidlingel
n anthem, "Hosanna," Grauier; postlud'
y selection.
Choir Miss Kellam soprano; Mis-
}. Antoinette West, contralto; Mr.. Gre
well, tenor; Mr. Graham, basso; Mis-
Holmes, organist; Miss, West, directo