Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-26
Trinity Methodist South

Mornings
organ-Prelude, Festival onertory' Cori-
son).
Anthem Praise the Lord. o Jerusalem
| Frederlck Stevenson).
Organ--Onertory Romance (MozarD
Tenor solo-"Behold flow Peaceful Dawns
the Day." from Messiah Victorious (Wil-
liam G. Hammond). Mr. Dupuy.
| Organ-Easter March (MerkeD.
Evening service:
| The cantata, '"rhe Soul Triumphant"
! The cantata will be sung by chorus
of thirty voices and the following solo
lists; Mrs. c. &c. Barnard soprano; Miss
zillah Brownson. Mrs. G. e. Tomlinson,
alto; Miss Pauline Young, alto: j. +.
| Dupuy, teno; G. e. Hatch, baritone.
Miss Wilcox, organist; J. p. Dupuy,
| director.
First Methodist
Under the direction of DR.. Eugene e.
Davis the choir of the First Methodist
church, consisting of seventy-hve
! voices, assisted by the regular solo
Miss Fannie A. MARBLE, contralto;
Spencer Robinson, tenor. and Howard
i. Clark hasso, with Clyde Collision ut
the organ, will present the following
Easter program:
In the morning:
Orgsn-Prelude. sonata No. 3 (GuilmanD.
Solo and ehorus-"O Thou That Tsllest"
from "The Messiah" HandeD.
Hymn-No 62S MY Heavenly Home Is
Bright and Fair
Anthem--"The Heavens Are Telling" from
THE Creation (Haydn)
Offertory SOLO Resurrection (Shelley), Miss
Fannie A. MARBLE contralto
Hymn-No. 604, There Is Land of Pure
Delight"
organ-Postlude, allegro maestoso Gull
manD.
st. Johns Episcopal
Prelude-organ violin and harp Mendels-
sohn).
Professional welcome, Happy Morning."
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover"
'I<yrie," Gloria Tibi'' and "Credo" Ccrucls
shank.
Hymn-"The Strife Is Der"
Anthem-"As IT Began to Dawn" CVncenD.
'Sursum Corda" and 'sanctus" (Cruick
shank.
"Agnus Der drielD.
HGloria I'm Excelsls'' old chant.
Recessional-"The Day Of Resurrection"
Postlude-Festval march CBesD.
Soloists: Mrs. Bertha w. Vaughn,
Miss Crystal Waters, ]. A. Stockman
and I. Harold Ostrom. The organist
will be assisted by Mrs. II. l.. MacNeil,
violiniste; Miss Myrtle Ouellet harp,
and Miss Wenona Huntley at the
piano.
The childrens carol service will be
held at 4:S0 p, m, but there will be no
service in the evening.
Waldo f. Chase, organist and choir
master.
Saint Vincent's
Solemn high mass will be sung at II
o'clock Sunday morning. The choir,
unoer the direction of Prof. Thomas j.
Wilde, assisted by an orchestra, will
render Hummel's mass in E fiat. The
program:
Kyrie, Gloria and credo. in fiat QIummel.
Sanctus," "Agnus Del" and "Dona Nobis."
in ID (Dvorak).
Benedictus solo ouartet 1xveherA
onertory-"Alma Verge" soprano solo and
chorus (HummeD.
Postlude-Festiva march (Lemmens).
Our Lady of Angels
w. B. Clarke will direct the choir at
the IL O'Clock mass when the "Kyrie"
and Gloria" from Farmers mass in b
and the 'Sanctus" aud "Agnue Del"
from Gorga's mass in G will be sung.
The following will sing the solos: Miss
Ida Olivas, Miss Eloise Olivas, p. j. |
Jacobs. John Bessolo, Miss Nellie Red |
mond Miss Josie Scion. Miss Mary Nc |
Mahnon, Frank Bessolo. Misses Julia |
Dores and Dolores Ordque will give |
violin accomplishments. Members of |
the choir are; Sopranos. Misses Josie |
Scion, Nellie Redmond, Lille McMa-
non, Ida Olivas, Marie Ordque and |
Mrs. w. b. Clarke; altos, Misses Mary |
Mcmahon, Eloise Olivas, Dolores ord |
que and Julia Dorea; tenors, John Bes- |
solo. p. j. Jacobs. Earl OReily, Frank |
Bessolo; bassos, Anthony Schwamm |
and w. b. Clarke. Mrs. Larieux, or
ganist.
At the 9 o'clock mass the children's |
choir will sing the mass. in charge of |
Mrs. Ida Larieux Sanches.
Holy Cross
High mass at 1920 a. m. "vidi |
Aquam" (Gregorian), choir; "Kyrie"
lkretschmer), choir; Gloria" choir; |
Graduate" (Hayden), choir; "Credo' |
(Gregorian), boy choir; offertory, solo |
(Kopp), Miss Fahey, with violin obi
cato by Miss Coutolenc; "Sanctus," |
"Agnus DEL" "Dona Nobis" (Kretsch-
mer), choir. Evening solemn vespers:
"Vesper Psalm" (Gregorian), Regina |
Coeli' (Hamma), violin solo. Miss Cou-
telenc; 20 Salutaris" (Gounod), "Tan- |
tum Ergo" (1amma), Holy God" |
hymn. The children's choir will sing |
the hymns at the and 9 o'clock |
masses.
Boyle Heights Methodist
The chorus choir, under the direction |
of Miss Grace Whitehorn, will sing |
Victory" by Shelley, and Easter |
Dawn" by Hanscom c. b. Scoville |
will sing "Hosanna." "Adagio," by |
Hayden, will be the prelude, and son |
of God Goes Forth to War the post
luuS. MISS lSSud Lux 10 lhS VI SdiiiSl.
st. Paul's Pro-cathedral
Morning Professional, ''Alleluia."
Morning service in B fiat by DR.. Adj |
cock offertory anthem, LAS 1t Began
to Dawn" (VincenD; communion ser
vice in e fiat by Cruickshank; hymns |
112, lis and 22S; retrocessional. Even
ing service in b fiat by Stanford.
Hobart Avenue Methodist
Morning Solo, Resurrection" (Shel-
ley), Earl Shaffner; duet, "Hark, Hark,
My Soul" (Shelley)
ST. James (CathoIic)
The choir Of st. James Catholic |
church, Redondo Beoch will sing Ros-
ening's mass in F. Mrs. o. f. Ander
son will preside at the organ and Miss
Loraieta Allen will direct. The fol-
lowing solos will be given:
Christie Elason-Duet for soprano and alto, |
Mrs C. j. Anderson and Miss l.. Allen.
Donini hil-Duet for alto and basso, Miss |
l.. Allen and H. Hiss
Qui Tollis-renor. S. Martin.
Credo in minor, contralto. Miss l.. Allen.
Genetin mon factus-Contralto, Miss Ethel |
Stoddard
Et Incarnates Est-soprano, Mrs. o, ]. An
derson.
Pleni Sent Coeli-Duet for first and second
soprano, Mrs. j. B, Reber and Mrs O. j.
Anderson
Rev. Father Fener will celebrate the
mass. Mr.. Hiss and Miss Ada Schal-
left will also sing.
To Start Crusade
In line with the Laymen's Missionary