Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-10
Gladstone SONGS
EASTER FEATURE
SPECIAL MUSIC WILL BE SUNG IN
CITY CHURCHES AT EASTER
SERVICES.
MlLLARD's POPULAR
MASS At ST. MARY,s
Special Music at 1915 Service at St.
Paul's-consresational, Presbyterian,
and Baptist choirs Will Join in
Easter oratorio-other Easter Ser

will be featured in the different
churches Of the city Sunday. The clos
ing of the Lenten season is especially
significant in the Catholic and Espico-
pal churches, where Easter is made
much of. Lilies and other appropriate
Easter flowers will be used in the dec
orations of the churches.
At the Baptist church in the evening
the choirs Of the CONGREGATIONAL
Presbyterian and Baptist churches will
Join in singing the Easter oratorio,
Mary Magdalene," by Stainer
At st. Mary's there will be two
services, low mass at o'clock, and
high mass at 1890 At the first mass
Or. Fitzpatrick's sermon will be 'sThe
Charity Of the Resurrection" and at
the 1880 mass '"The Power of the
Resurrection
At the high mass the choir under
the direction of Mr.. Raymond A. Jones,
will sing Millard's Popular Mass in
6. The different numbers Of the mass
follow:
hSIle r ull OnOruS.
Soprano Solo. Christie e'Leison"-
Miss Vina Herman.
Gloria in Excelsis"-Full Chorus.
Duet, Dominic Filius"-Messrs.
John Nolan and w. C. McCarten.
Soprano Solo, "Qui TOLLS" - Miss
Vina Herman.
Quartet, "Quoniam to Salus"-Miss-
es Cecelia Minetor and Florence Her
McCarten.
"Com sancto"-Full Chorus.
"Credo"-Full Chorus.
Alto Solo, "Genitum"-Miss Flor
ence Herman.
Soprano Solo, with chorus), Get
Incarnatus"-Miss Vina Herman.
'Et Resurrrexit"-Full Chorus.
Duet, "Cujns Regni"-Messrs. Will
liam Dooley and R. A. Jones.
EFT Expecto''-Full Chorus.
"Sanctus"-Eull Chorus.
Tenor Solo, with full chorus),
''Benedictus" Nolan.
Soprano Solo, with full chorus),
agnes Dei"-Miss yina Herman.
At st. Paui's.
At st. Pauls church holy commun-
ion will be administered at and a.
ill., ne lcSllSdl SGtNlC0 anu SeIILlDi
will be held at 1915, which is the prin-
cipal service of the day. 'Children's
festival and offering at 3 o. m, and
choral even song at o'clock, will COM
prise the other services. The musical
program for the 1915 service will he
as follows:
Te Deum Observation-Disclosures. Smart
Tn 1of oD
''Kyrie, Credo, Gloria and Gratias'..
"Sursum Corda, Sanctus, Benedictus
Offertory, "Hallelujah, Christ Is
Risen" .Simper
The services at st. Pauls will be the
last held in the old church building.
At the Presbyterian.
There will be no evening Gervice at
the Presbyterian church, as was in
tended, owing to the Easter oratorio,
in which the choir joins at the Baptist
church. The Easter service will be
held in the morning, when the choir
will give THE Resurrection" a cantata
by Charles Nancy. The program fol-
lows:
Prelude and Chorus-''He Is Risen"
First Episode-"Tlle Empty Tomb"
Second Episode-"Mary Magdalene"
Finale-"Blessing and Honor
Postlude March in e. flar' (Buck).
Rev. C. w. McCord's sermon will be
untitled, 1.-THE Lessons of the Cross"
Methodist Easter Service.
Three Easter services will be held
1t the Methodist church. The regular
morning service will be followed by an
Easter service by the Sunday school,
Ind In the evening the girls chorus
will sing "Eastertide," and God is
Love-" At the 1880 service, when Rev.
Merle N. Smith will preach on Groups
About the Cross" the program Of
music will be as follows:
Girls Chorus-"Easter Hymn"
Quarrel, "He is Risen"
Solo, 1.-The Resurrection Morn" -
Miss Ruth Bell.