Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-11
CATHOLIC CHO|RS
TO GIVE SPECIAL
EASTER MUSIC
Soloists and Orchestras to
Aid in Many Local
Churches.

Choir directors of the Catholic
churches of this city have arranged
special musical programs for the
Easter masses tomorrow. The choir
masters are limited In arranging their
programs of music by the ceremon'als
of the church. Only mass music, with
possibly one or two hymns or other
sacred songs interpolated, can be sung
or played, but as is usual on Easter
day the musical directors have chos-
en- the most elaborate masses obtain
able for the choirs.
In many of the churches the choirs
will be augmented by famous SOLO
lists and orchestras will play the in
strumental numbers.
Especially fine programs have been
arranged for st. Patrick's Cathedral,
St James's Church, St. Antoninuss
Church, the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament. ST. Aloys.us's Church, St
Golonba's Church, st. Mary's Church
and st. Michaela Church. In other
churches Easter programs have been
arranged dependent on the size Of the
choir and the other facilities.
For benedlction OF the blessed
sacrament, Which will follow the high
mass tomorrow in all Catholic
churches, special efforts will be made
to have the music Of a particularly
interesting character. Most of the
churches also will have special music
at the vesper services in the evening.
With Right Rev. John j. O'Connor,
bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese
of Newark, as celebrant of a solemn
pontitlcal mass, Easter will be OBJ
served in st. Patrick's Cathedral to-
morrow morning. The mass will be
at IL O'Clock and Bishop O'Connor
will be assisted by Monslgnor Isaac
L. Whelan, as arch priest, and Rev.
John \. Dillon. as deacon.
Bishop OConnor will preach the
Easter sermon. The chorus and
quartet VIII sing Hadyn's mass, ac-
companied by q string orchestra and
organ. The musical selections will
include the Priests March," SOL
diers of Christ, Arise" and Christ
the Lord Has Risen"
At st. Columba's Roman Catholic
Church parts of Haydn's and Gou.
mods masses will be sung by the choir
and quartets, The members of the
quartet are Miss Anna Toohey. Miss
Jennie King, Henry Newman and
William Hunter. william Ashmall
IS the organ.st.
The musical program on Easter
Sunday in st, Johns r. c. Church, i'll
Mulberry street, is as follows: Solemn
hleh mass. 1899 a M. prelude, Laudi
Sion, Lambilotte; Vidi Aquam, Dress
er; kyre, Gloria Mass in Fl, NJ
Loeschi Vini Creator, Salorne; Credo,
loosen; oifertory, Haec Dies, We
gand; Sanctus Benedictus, GLORIA;
Agnus Del, Loesch; solemn vespers,
1880 D. m; psalms, Gregorian; Mag
1lilcat. Peters; Easter Hymn, Victor
F'rel; Reg ma Coeli, GLORIA; o Saluta-
Tls. Panifka; Tantum Ergo. Rossi
lcstlude, Gounod. Katherine feeling
aenrut, organst.
The high festival service and
Easter music In st James's Roman
Catholic Church, Monsignor Cody
pastor. is: High mass 1890 a. M
prelude, violin and organ, Serenade
G. Pierne; PROFESSIONAL, "The Riser
King, Clough-Lelghter. chance
,hoir; Kyrie. Glor9, Solemn Mass ir
\, ka.liwoda; Credo, Mass In c.
miner, Moritz Bfosig: offertory 80
tilli ct Fillae," p. GLORIA; Sauclus
Nalliwoda; Benedictus, Gounod;
\gnrs Del, Broslg; Postlude, Violin
nd organ, Krelsler. Quartette-Miss
Nary Porter, soprano; Miss Carolyn
Viedt. contralto; Mr.. Frank Middle
on, tenor; Mr.. William r. Mullin,
ass; Mr.. Charles A Mailloux, Violin
st; Mr.. A. j. Hollywood, orga mist
nd choir master Chorus of forty
foices. Benediction 3.30 Prelude, or
an, Canzona, II. A. Wheelden; q
alutaris, Choral, Miller; Tanliun
go, A. Edmonds Fozer, sung by
hancel choir. Postlude, Professional
larch, Rogers.
The Easter day music in st. CO.
linoa church, Pennsylvania avenue
nd brunswick street, of which Rev.
l. j. White is rector, will be as fol-
WIS: organ prelude, FEES tival March,
Toys { auseman; Kyrie Eleiso 4
nd Gloria in Excelsis, from Hayden's
'ourth Mass; Credo, Sanctus. Bene-
ctus and Agnus Del, from Gounod's
Messe Solennelle;" "Venl Creator. =
uet Tor soprano and a to, Ethelber'
eVin; offertory, solo and chorus.
Hosannah." Jules Granier: organ
ostlude, "Marehe Aux Flambeanx,"
,leS. Gui mant. The choir consists o
chorus and quartet. of which Miss
ma Gertrude Toohey Is soprano;
liss Jennie T.. King, contralto; VIII
am Hunter, tenor and Henry l..
ewman, basso. A chancel choir,
onsisting of forty boys, sing the
tufelcal part or the service. Will
am e. Ashmall is the organist.
The program of muse for Easter
unday at st. Aloysiuss Roman Cath
lie Church. Bowery and Freeman
reefs. at the high mass M IN. an =,
y will be followed by Benediction OF
re Most Blessed Sacrament. The
hoir will be assisted by an orehes.
va OF seven pieces, and will render
he following music: Professional
March Of victory" Won BON; X yr {
nd Gloria from Mass in r, Wiegand
eni Creator, Donizetti; Creda, from
Ass in f. M'gand; offertory, "CaVa-
ma Raft; Sanctus from Mass in f.
|icgand; Benedlctus, EpsZkoWski
gnus Del. from Mass n y, Wiegand
Salutaris, Bohm WiePand; Tantum
'rg0, Faure; Landate Dominum, Gre.
0rian; recessional march from "Ath-
ie," Mendelssohn.
Che following singers constitute
he choir: Sopranos, the Misses Mary
lose Callahan, Mary Mahon. Bridget
hayden, Jenny Beck, Katherine
fMalley and MARGARET Hoel2el: altos
he Misses Marcela Farley and Eliz-
beth harrington; tenors. Messrs
'ames Clark and William Nicholson
oasses, Messrs. Charles A. Debo'.
md George Gregory Organlst and
iirector. William Waldecker.
Lyman TrumbuIl.
a longtime admirer sends 60