Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10
Songs of Gladness With Christ Risen Their Theme Resound
Throughout City Sanctuaries Special Choirs Render
Great Masterpieces Appropriate to the Day.
Program in DETAIL

Mr. Frank Rebstock: sopranos, Mrs Hat
tie Williams. Miss NJ. Miller. Miss Annie
Beuchert Miss l.. Rupert. Miss Florence
kubel altos Miss r. Rupert. Miss NJ. +.
Triplett. Mrs A. C. Taylor. Miss c. Ku-
. bel; tenors, Messrs. L. p. Mills. G. Brah-
ler j. A Riley c. Giebel: BASES. Messrs.
]. Redeker, A. Schultheis, A. Neff-
St. Paul's.
Chancel choir Of forty-five boys and men
!, and boys. under the direction of Ernest T..
Winchester, organist and choirmaster.
Morning service, solemn high mass. Pro-
cessional hymn, o Fill ct Filiae, tradi-
tional: Kyre Eleison Royal Mass of Du-
mont; Gloria in Excelsis. Tozer; Victimae
Paschali, traditional melody (Gregorian);
Credo. Gruber; offertorium, Regina Coeli.
J, Melvil: Sanctus, Tozer; Benedictus. Tozer;
cessional hymn, Alleluia, Christ Is Risen,
Dykes
In the evening there will be solemn yes
pers in place Of the usual office OF Com
pine Messrs. John NJ. Cornell and Jo-
seph Dunn will act as chanters. The
personnel of ST. Paufs choir Is as follows
Pastor, Rt. Rev. Mgr. Mackin; liturgical
director, Rev Father Thomas A. Walsh;
organist and choirma ster. Ernest T. Win
chester: librarians, Mr.. David w. Carroll
and Masters Arthur Stillwell and Ray
mond King: first trebles, Masters Wade
Hientz. Paul Golibart. Clarence King,
Giddens. George Cullen. Henry schwigert.
John Bland. Augustus Darlington. James
Van Horn. Leo Hurney. Paul Donaldson,
Lawrence Downey. John Downey. Ray
mond King, Edward Reed, Arthur Still
well. Phillip Cannon. Joseph McGarraghy.
Oswald Lahmann. Wilton Hadry, Andrew
McCallum. Sylvester Giddens; second
trebles, Masters Rudolph Bartle. Edward
al NovI,
s. Alden, William Hall, Joseph Jecko. j..
S. Reed. William H. Roach, Edward L..
Frawley: BASES: G. w. Gwinn. Thomas
} B. Huyck. John N. Connell. Joseph Dunn,
Fogarty. Lynch, J. l. Schultz, Joseph
Fenwick.
st. Aloysius.
There will be 200 priests, choristers and
altar boys In the procession. The full or
der Of service follows: Morning-Proces-
sional, o Fiji ct F1liae. traditional;
Kyrie Eleieon, Gruber: Gloria in Elk
celsis, Tozer: victimae Paschan. tradi-
tional; Credo, Tozer: Offertorium. Regina
Coeli (boys only, Melvil: Sanctus. Tozer;
Benedictus, Tozer; Agnus Del Oboys
voices only, Tozer: Recessional Hymn,
Alleuia, Christ Is Risen Dykes.
At 7:3O pm. the solemn Office of Com
pine will be chanted by the choir The
following is the full membership of the
choir: Liturgical director. Rev. Francis
A. Byrne, s. j.; director Of music, En-
nest T. Winchester: organist, Ernest
Behmne: cantors, J. Wise Byrne and
Francis A. Dougherty: librarians. Thomas
]. Gaffney and Masters Leo Smith and
John Burns: first treblee, Masters Will
liam Harlow, Donoughue, Raymond Madi-
gan. Eugene Auldridge. John OBrien,
George Weide, Charles Reagan, Charles
Wade. Lawrence Smith. LEG Smith. vii
liam Hughes. Francis Peck. Joseph
OBrien. Francis Auldridge, George krog
mann. Rudolph Krogmann. Edward Muir
ply. John Burns: John Gleason. Francis
O'Rielly. Edwin McKeever, Greth Gardi-
ner, Charles Considine; second trebles.
Masters Daniel Haltigan. Donald Gardi-
ner. Dean Gallagher. Walter Peck. Phil
lip aarsy ns w'f i9stus
stormont. Aioysius stormont. Joseph
Norris. Bernard Eckion. Denis Lane,
Francis Cahill, Campbell Samperton;
erty. J. J. Kennedy. Thomas J. Gafney,
Leo Mauschauer. John Shields. Al.
Shields, Maurice OConnor. David Thorn
a.. Richard Powers, Corners. Paul Cham
| berlain.
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart.
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at
will preach the sermon on the gospel of
the day. Vespers will be sung, beginning
at 4:30 pm. The music at both services
will be as follows: At the high mass,
Haydn's Imperial Mass, No. 3. consist
ing Of Kyrie, Gloria in Excelsis. Credo in
Unum Deum, Sanctus ct BenedictuS and
Agnus Del: before the sermon, Emile
Karst's Vent Creator. contralto solo and
chorus, written for this choir; at the Of
fertOry, DiabellrS Gaudeamus Omnes.
quartet for soprano. tenor. baritone and
bass, and at the close of the mass. Lau-
date Dominum, a chorus by Casa RIM.
All of the music will be sustained by or
gan and orchestral accompaniment. The
orchestra is composed of selected must
clans, who will also render the process
sional and occasional marches; Mr.. Jo-
seph T. Finckel, leader.
| At the vesper service. Psalms. Domino
ad Adjuvandum. Dixit Dominus. Con-
ftebor, Laudate Pueri. Laudate Dominum
and Magnificent (Edwardo Marco; hymns.
Gaudeamus DiabellD. Regina Coeli Paola
Giorza). o Salutaris Hostia Harry Rowe
Shelley and Tantum Ergo Faure) and
Holy God. Ancient, sung by choir and
congregation.
The solos at both services will be sus-
tained by Miss Mabel c. Latimer. So
Messrs. Guido c. Callan and John Robert
Sharpe. tenors; l.. +. Cannon. baritone.
and Kendall O'Dwyer, bass.
The members Of the choir are: Sopranos
Misses Mabel c. Latmer. NJ. Bauskett, f.
| Woodward and G. McGill and Mesdames
Oscar Schmidt, s. ]. De Fontes and l.. E.
Cannon; altos, Misses Sweeney. Eva Heis-
ter and c. T.. Atchison and Mrs. ]. NJ
Stabler; tenors, Messrs. Guido c. Cailan,
John Robert Sharpe and s. ]. Defontes;
bassos, Messrs. L. T.. Cannon. Robert
Howard. Kendall O'Dwyer. c. B. Atchi-
son and II. A. Giles and DR.. c. 1. Grif-
Nor 70 icf
and L. E Cannon. director.
st. Peters.
Solemn high mass at 1920 O'Clock. The
choir. under the direction of Miss Hattie
NJ. Richie, and Miss Edith Gallant, or
ganist. will render the following program:
vidi Aquam Dielmann: Generals Mass in
G, Vent Creator (quartet). Stollenerk; Of
fertorium, Regina Terrae. Curto; recess
SIGNAL, Unfold, Ye Portals. from Gounod's
Redemption