Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-30

ley; communion hymn; Gloria in Excelsis,
old chant; occasional hymn; organ post
lude. Hallelujah Chorus Handel
Roman Catholic.
st. Aloysius' Church-Easter Sunday at II
O'Clock mass the music will be as follows:
Vidi Aquam, Introit Offertorium. Post Com
munion, Gregorian style. The mass will be
"Messe Solenneile," by Edmond Tozer, and
will be its first rendition in Washington
The offertory, "Hosannah." by Granier. for
tenor solo, soprano and tenor duet, quartet
and chorus. After mass. Unfold, Ye Por-
tails" by Gounod. Monsignor Diomede Fall
COMO, the papal delegate, will preside at
this mass. At vespers: Chants and Mag
nif1cat," Gregorian; hymn, Regina Coen,"
by Benedict; 20 Salutaris,'' by Mario. and
''Tantum Ergo" by Gounod. Mr.. S. ]. Ku-
bel is the organist and director.
ST. Patrick's Church-At the IL o'clock
service tomorrow the choir, assisted by Sc
lected orchestra, will render the following
program of music: Before the mass. Allie
Gounod's st. Cecilia mass in its entirety;
at the graduate, Haec Dies, Weigand
at the offertory, Hosanna, Granier Bieder-
mann; after mass. Hallelujah. from the
Messiah, Handel The Hosanna chorus by
Granier Biedermann is a very pleasing COM
position and will be sung for the first time
by this choir tomorrow. The members of the
choir are as follows: Mrs. Annie Grant
Fugitt, soprano; Mrs. Esther Gumprecht,
contralto; Mr.. Melville Hensey, tenor; T.
A. Murray, basso; Prof. Anton Gloetzner,
organist, and Almond Gumprecht, director
st. Matthew's Church-The choir. which
includes many Of the most prominent sing
ers In the city, will render an elaborate
program of music, under the direction of
Miss Glennan. In the afternoon the proper
veSDerS WI ha
st. Peters Church. corner I'd and c streets
southeast--solemn high mass at 1920
o'clock. The choir, under the direction of
Miss Hattie M. Richie and Miss Catharine
Mckenna, orsanist, will render the follow
ing program: Vfdi Aquam, Kempter; Kyrie
No. 8; Vent Creator (quarteD, Stollewerk;
Credo, Benedictus and Agnus Del, from
Haydn, No. 8; Sanctus from Gounod; Of
fertorium, Regina Terrae Curto; occasional,
demption.
At the vesper service at o'clock Marcos
Vespers and 'Magnifcat" will be sung,
with Regina Coeli, Giovanni.
Male voices-O Salutaris, Howard, sung
by Miss Nellie T. O'Hare; Tantum Ergo.
Willard, solo sustained by Mr.. James II.
Hannah; Laudate Dominum, Gregorian.
The members Of the choir are: Sopranos,
Meade. Hayden, higgins and Fairfax. Altos,
Mesdames Golden and Benner Misses Mar
tin and Llufrio. Tenors, Messrs Sharpe,
Hannah, August and Price. Bases, Messrs
McGirr, Middleton, schaeffer, Radcliff,
Smith and Dorsey.
st. Teresa's Church. Washington and
Fillmore streets, Anacostia.-The principal
morning service in observance of the Easter
festival will take place at 1890 o'clock,
when high mass will be celebrated. Rev.
p. j. Monaghan Of the Catholic University
will be the celebrant. Father Monaghan
do1S hn 7 vr,f1l
be celebrated at $50 O'Clock and . oclock
am. At high mass the following musical
program will be rendered by the choir: Vidi
AcQuar. Gregorian; Gounods Messe Solen-
nellie, st. Cecilia; offertory. Laudate Domi-
mum, soprano solo and chorus adapted
from Gounod's Gallia: after the mass will
be sung Unfold, Ye Portals, from The Re-
demption, in chorus. In the evening ves-
pers will be sung at 1880 o'clock, with the
following program: Marcos First Vespers:
Regina Coeli, CHI. Vervoitte; o Salutaris
baritone solo and quartet. Shelley: Tantum
Ergo, ]. Faure, alto solo and chorus; Lau
date Dominum, Gregorian.
Those who will compose the choir are:
Sopranos. Misses Elizabeth Branson, Eva
Brauman, Mary Beers, Bernice Knott, Lucie
Wathen. Regina Scott Mrs. T. J. Moore
Mabel Brauman. Carrie Marriott, Belle
Scott and Addie Wathen: tenors, Messrs.
F. NJ. Price, ]. Taylor 'Branson, Simeon
Harrison and Lawrence Gates; BASES,
cent Osterman, John J. Downey and DR..
Robert J. Green. The choir will be under
the direction Of DR.. Robert ]. Green, with
Miss Jennie G. BARLEY as the organist
st. Pauls-The music at the II o'clock
mass Easter Sunday morning will be rem
dered by a male choir of seventy-ave
trained choristers, under the direction of
the organist and chormaster, Ernest T.
Winchester. The chorus will include the
regular sanctuary choir of the parish, aug
mented by twenty-five seminarians from
St. Thomas College, Catholic University.
Dumont's Royal Mass BOUNDED on the
first Gregorian tone), will be sung COM
plete The full order of service follows:
Professional hymn, o. fill ct filiae. Gre
gorian; introit. Ressurexi. Winchester;
Asperges, Gregorian: Kyrie Eleison, Du-
mont; Gloria in Excelsis, Dumont; graduate,
Haec Dies, HANNA; sequence, Vtctimae
Paschalia, Gregorian; Credo, Dumont; offer
tory, Terra Tremuit, Gregorian; Sanctus
Dumont; Benedictus, Dumont: Agnes Del,
Dumont; communion, Pascha Nostrum,
Winchester; after mass, carol, With JOY
full Hearts. Metcalf- Finn; occasional hymn,
Alleluia, Christ Is Risen, Dykes.
There will be a special musical program
after vespers at 1880 pm
The personal of st. Paul's choir is as
follows: Soprano boys. Masters King, Horn
ing, Fischer. Myers, Reed, Rhoades, Don
aldson, Lynch, Hurney, Dugan, Stillwell,
Batch, Lehman, Delaney, Barry, Giddens,
Kelley, Bartle, May, Cusack. Hurney. King;
alto boys Masters Carroll Hall, Roach;
tenors, Messrs. Hall, Bowling, Roach,
Bartle, Fogarty, Reed, Atkinson, Merchant,
Petty Alden; bassos. Messrs. Hall, Fen
wick. Cornell, Hopkins Dunn. Ryder, Car
roll, OConnor, Burke, Schultz Lappann;
librarian, James E. Atkinson; organist and
choirmaster, Ernest T. Winchester; asso-
ciate organist, Harry Hall.
Baptist.
Calvary Baptist Church, Sth and H
streets northwest: Mohning service at II
-AnthemsI Am He That Liveth,
King; Shout. Ye High Heayens, Chadwick;
He Has Risen, Geibel; tenor solo with violin
obligato the Heavenly Vision, Norris; vio-
lin solo. Adagio, Mozart
Evening service at 100: Anthems
Christ Being Raised From the Dead,
Rogers; Why Seek Ye the Living, Peel:
Message of Easter Shacklcy; violin solo,
Traumerie, Schumann.
Choir: Miss Ethel Holtzclaw, soprano;
Mrs Ralph P. Barnard, alto; Mr..
VIM. d. Mcfarland. tenor: Mr.. ]. Henry
Kaiser, bass; Mr. Arthur d. Mayo, or
ganist and director, assisted by Mr.. Will
liam Morse Rummel, violinist
Metropolitan Baptist Church, corner of
9Th and A streets northeast, Rev. John
Compton Ball, PASTORAL the IL o'clock