The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-10
CATHOLIC.

ST. PATRICK,S CATHEDRAL-Easter SUN
day morning. at solemn pontihcal mass. ceie-
IL o'clock, the regular choir Of the church.,
consisting of Mrs. Sara Martin Grlbbin, So
F.. Travers, tenor, and N. j. lyman, bass,
and a chorus will sing Joseph Rheinberger's
Mass in G, accompanied by organ and OF,
Terra Tremint,' () "Haec Dies" by Vie
gand. The s'veni Creator. male quartet,
Wiegand; the professional hymn, Christ Is
Risen from the Dead" by Mendelssohn. and
the occasional hymn, Hail the Holy Day
Of Days, by w; F. Hattersley. and all the
sung by the sanctuary choir Of fifty boys,
under the direction of the Rev. John L. Kier-
OF the day, "Magnincat,'" and antiphons, pro-
cesslonal and occasional hymns will be sung
by the sanctuary choir as at mass, with the
following by the regular choir: "Haec Dies
chorus Wiegand; 'Regina coeli, - Melvil:
0 salutaris Quartet. Faure; ',rantum Ergo
tsnor and chorus), silas; ''Laudate Dom,
mum OhfthA tone), Gregorian, organ, festal
march, George Calkin, The string orchestra
Of Nlckois and suenderhaft has been ENGAGED
for Easter morning. w. f. Hattersiey, or
eanist and director Of music.
ST. ALoYsIUs'S r. C.. CHURcH-Easter
program: 1880 a. M Vidi Aqnam' pressleai
sohn: offertory, Haec Dies, Wiegand; postlude
Organ, Batiste. 1880. p. M Vesperss Psaiins
and Masn Tdef,tn fjTss siIas; Regina naiu Uoeli'
Lambillotte. Soloists. Miss M. A.. Mahon. so
prano; Miss d. Farrinsto9l' alto b Said nesde
r >. Dunn organist. chancel choir Of thirty
voices.
ST. RoMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH. Plane treet-Tomorow morning the
opening Of the forty hours devotion will begin
with the celebration of a high mass, the chan-
&c, choir singing sd1Tda the p 5esRgnsjeg; a1 aom 1po m"i by
Joseph Lutz; vidi Aquam, composed by W.
c. Peters; Mass IN e., composed BY G A.. fop-
pei; Vent Creator, composed by Willard; Reslna
Coeli, composed by HANNAH Festival March,
by q. Lange. Forty hours dey2tion. Pro-
cession. Pange lingua, Gregorian chant
ST. JAMES's r. C. CHURcH-Easter music
High Mass 1890 a. m. Prelude, violin and or
gan, Andante Reiigleuse, P,eron; proeession9!!
f3ounod vidi Aquam, GregQrian, sung BY chah-
eel choir; Kyrie Gloria, Dr.. a Ednlonds iozeI.
credo. silas. Mass in q ofertory. Q FIN Ct
Filiael Givoza; sanctus, DR.. A.. L. Tozer; Bene-
dIctus, Silas. i'll c. Agnus Del Df a T.
Tozer; recesslonal, Easter Hymn, Al ), aoily N
D. Lucas. Quartet. Miss Mary Porter, so
prano, Miss Carolyn Weidt, contralto; George
c.borns of fft9 voices. s. a. McMahon, violin
list: A. j. Hollywood. organist and choirmaster.
S JOHNS r. c. CHURCH, Mulberry street
Solemn High Mass 1880 a. m. Nidi Aquanl,
wiegand: Kyrie Gloria, l. Dachauer: Vent
creator, Salome; Credo. Dachauer; oneTtory'
Haec Dies, Wiegand; Sanetus' s 9aisn,n ye sper
1870 D.. m. Psalms, Gregorian. CONVERSATIONAL.
Lauda Sion, Lambilotte; Magniheat Peters;
Tantum Ergo. Verdussen; Postlude, Gounod-
Katherine M, feeling. organist-
APOSTLES, r. C. CHURCH, Paramount and
Thirteenth avenues-A special musical program
has been arranged for the vosper and ben
edition service at 3 o'clock tomorrow alter-
noon. which will be az follows: Regina
rerae, opening hymn Of praise; Regina
Coeii,. by Rossinii 70 ai9tsfis' NV NV elga !
sional hymn Will be Holy God, We Praise
Thy Name" The vocalists will be; MISS CARA
scanlon. soprano; Miss Margaret p byheu'
alto; Nicholas j. lyman, basso, ana, John
Travin. tenor. Miss Katherine q. Lynch, mn,
steal director of st. Joseph's church. VIII
preside at the organ.