Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
CHURCH MUSIC

The music at Rodney Street Presby-
terian Church tomorrow will be
specially attractive 20 ali lovers Of
good church music. The quartette
chcir, cousidered one Of the best
church quartettes in Wilmington, on
account OF its training, and It's Iendi-
tion Of the finest church music, which
is composed Of Miss Ethel Wilson, So
piano; Miss Elsie HoWett, oontIalto;
i. +. Terry, tenor, and Leland +.
Harrington, basso and choristeT, has
prepared the following programme
A. M. Vests 'The Lord is Exalted, -
and the ofiertory, Mendelss1 hn q, "As
Pants the Hart For the evening
service a sneoial programme has been
very carefully prepared, as IL has been
found that many Of the members of
the ohuroh like to attend the evening
service, where everyone Is cordially
welcomed 70 listen to the we'll rendered
music OF the choir which on Sunday
evening will be Gilchrist's "The
Shadows Of the Evening Hours, and
az the evening oiiertory, Reeds 1.-THE
Day is Past AMI over. "
The following numbers will be sung
At st. Stephens Church tomorrow, in
the morning by the vested choir and in
the evening by the augmented choir.
A special invitation is extended to
all lovers ui spiritual song and the
people who do not 90 to church. The
programme: 1890 a. m, "Te Deum
LAudamuG", II. p. DHnks, Soloists,
Benjamin Hawkins and Mr.. William
II. Robinson, Solo, Galway" Paul
Rodney, Mr.. William II. Robinson.
730 .. m. Duet, ,"As Pants the Hart"
Eugene r. Marks, The Misses Mary
and Maud Baer. Solo. my God and
Father Ethelhert Nevin, Mr.. Howard
| Schwartz; lone Sweetly Solemn
Thought, X. s. Ambrose; "Softly
now the Light OF Day" W. +. Sudds
soloiat, Frank Smith.
The following music will be sung by
the choir of Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Morning Organ
prelude, AlleRretto, Smart; anthem.
Jesus, Thou Joy Of Living Hearta'
Goethe oifertory solo, " Rejoice In the
Lord, Shaokley, Mr.. Mason organ
postlude, Waltham. Evening Organ
prelude, Hearts and Flowers, 81
Tubani anthem, "Oh, IL is Wonder.
full" Gabriel offertoIy solo, "Some.
body, Weeden, Mr.. Mason; organ
postlude, Park Street. " The publi,
Ia invited to attend the services. Tn,
evening service is especially attractive
being interspersed with familiar gosle
hymns.
st. Patriok's programme Is as fol
lows; mass, 1880 a. M, "Aspergis,
GIegorian mass, Farmar; oifertory
"Pia Mater, Nardi; recossional
Hymn to st. Patrick" !" 40 .. m,
Vespers, Fiske, ''Veni Creator, >
Danks oliertofy, Pro Pecontis; Mag
nifioat". Gregorian; 20 Salutaris"
Sohwertzer, (for male voi6ei); "Tan
tum Ergo, FRure. At the 7.S0 ser
vice the sermon will be on the subject
MIXED Marriages. " Choirmaste
Mahoney will sing Rossini's beautifu
selection for baritone, PRO Peccatis,
taken from his famous "StaDa
Mater. -
The programme for the evening ser
vice at West Preshy teriRn Church q
hs follows; Prelude, "Ofiertoire in
Minor, Mason; duet and quartette
Let Me to Thy Bosom Fly, Bailey
Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Souder, Mr.
Clymer, Mr. Jones; soprano solo
The Place Of Pity, Pontius, Mis-
johnson; offertoTy, organ solo, Pas
, torale, - Kullak; anthem, "Crossinl
the Bar, Woodward; chorus
There's Great Day COMING, >
I Thompsoni Postlude, "MaIch De
Girondes, Clark.
The programme for Grace M. e
Church tomorrow 10 as follows: Morn
, inR-Anthem, Gloria ia Excellls,
! Farmer; ofiertory, Even Nc,
, Warren, Mr.. Hope and choir. Even
inV-Anthem, Like as a Father,
, Lansing; ohertory, baritone solo
! "Orossing the Bar" Cowles, MI
Strickland; Nesper hymn.
The following programme will b
given at Hanover Fresby Church
4 TO- 40 a. m, "Jubiiate" in o, Sonill
! iuRi "My Faith Looks Up to Thee,
= Eohnecker; Ta5 p. M, "Some Blesse
n Day., Nevin; Il Waited for th
Lord", Mendelssohn.