Evening journal., 1911-04-15
All Denominations Will Unite
In ACClaimlng the Risen
King

In striking contrast to the lamenta-
tions and hymns of sorrow that have
been sung in many Of the churches
during the last week will be the mu-
sic at the Easter services tomorrow.
The feast of Easter is pre-eminently
one of gladness and the spirit of the
day affords striking theme for
hymns of JOY and jubilation.
The Alleluia note of triumph will re-
sound throughout the services. On
this account the day gives an excellent
opportunity to choirmasters to bring
out all that is best in the highest
form of church music. For several
weeks there have been rehearsals in
preparation for the feast, and those
in charge of the music have studied
hard to make up attractive pro-
grams
The leaders and the organists in all
the churches have co-operated with
this end in view. and thus the music
this year as heretofore will be of an
exceptionally high standard.
Some of the programs follow:
The Rt Rev. John J. Monaghan will
celebrate pontifical high mass at the
Cathedral at 1870 tomorrow morning,
and will celebrate solemn pontifcai
vespers at the Cathedral tomorrow af-
ternoon az 4 o'clock. The sermon at
both the solemn high mass and the
vespers will be preached by the Rev.
Father Barrett, S. j.. of Woodstock
College. Md.
Bishop Kinsman will be at st.
Thomas. Newark; St James. New
port and Calvary, Wilmington, dur
ing the day
At st. Paurs Church.
Easter Sunday, one Of the greatest
feast Of the Catholic Church. will be
observed in a most appropriate man
ner at both morning and evening ser
vices at St. Pauls r G. Church. The
crurch and affairs have been elabor-
stely decorated for the joyous occs-
sion with a wealth Of palms and
Easter flowers. Solemn high mass will
he sung at 1890 o'clock, with the Rev.
Thomas F. Waldron as celebrant.
and the Rev. e. c. Higgins and the
Rev. Maurice Cotter as deacon and
sub-deacon respectively In the even
ing at 730 o'clock solemn vespers
VIII be sung. The sermons at both
services will be delivered by the Rev.
Father Schneider noted Redemptor-
ist Missionary of New York
The musical program which has
been arranged by Mrs Mary Connor
Preston. the directress. excels any,
thing that has been previously rem
dered and the music will be enhanced
by an orchestra of eight pieces under
the direction Of Harry Stausbach. Fol
lowing is the program:
Solemn high mass. 1890 a. m;
overture to "Tannhauser; evidi
Aquam. Haydn's Imperial Mass No
2; offertory, Regina Coeli," Gloria:
recessional, March Pontifcale."
Counod
vespers, 73O p. M; overture to
"Tannhauser; vespers. Mercadente:
,Magnificat." Emmerig; Regina
coel' Giorza; "Tantum Ergo" Mil
lard; recessionaI
Miss Agnes r Curley will preside
at the organ. The soloists will be:
Soprano. Mrs. Mary Connor Preston.
Miss Jean Ogle: contralto. Miss Cora
G. Taggart; tenor. Joseph F. McCul-
lin; basso. John p. Kreuger.
At st. Patrick's Church.
At St. Patriok's r. c. Church to-
morrow morning. solemn high mass
will be celebrated at 1890 O'Clock. the
pastor. the Rev James F. Quigley. as
celebrant and preacher. The program
will be as follows Vidi Aquam,
Cregorian; professional Of the sanct-
uary boys: mass Josef Haydn. No
I offertory Alma Virgo, Himmell.
The soloists Of the mass will be as
follows Misses Elizabeth Schwab.
Marie Pasotto. Florence Henry; altos,
Mrs. Daniel Feehly, Mrs J A. Ma
honey: tenors, Messrs win Irwin,
Victor Brennan; bass, James McGee;
baritone and director. John A. Ma
honey; Miss NJ. F. Murphy. organist.
Gregorian vespers will be sung by
the children's choir at $3.50 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. followed by the
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
BAPTIST.
Delaware Avenue Baptist
The morning service at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will be made
especially beautiful by the admins
tration Of New Testament baptism
The pastors morning theme will be,
"The Resurrection"
The Pible school will have charge of
the evening service. assisted by the
church choir. Following will be the
Easter musical program:
Morning-Prelude, organ. 10y to
the World. by Handel Miss Bottger
anthem. Christ is Risen. Alleluia,
c. II Moskrel. soloists. Mrs. Christian
Kaufman, Miss zock, William Boldly
anthem, Seek Not the Living Among
the Dead" soloist, Miss Rollins; Of
fertory, organ, Miss Bottger, Con
tentment;" anthem, THE Lord is Risen
Indeed. A. Judson. soloists. Miss Mar.
tin. Charles Morton; solo. "The An
gels Message" Miss Rollins: postlude
March of the Priests" Mendelssohn
Miss Bottger.
Evening Program-Prelude, organ
Beware read. by Miss Bottger: an.
them, THE Heavens Telling" by