Evening star., 1925-04-12

Roman Catholic.
4 T St Peters Church, Second a

! 4 T St Peters Church, Second and c
streets southeast, music tomor-
row will be: Z am. professional,
'Ahelulia" (traditionaD, LAS 1t Be
gan to Dawn" (Speaks), Regina
Coeli" (Giorza), "Hosanna" (Granier).
Open the Gates of the Temple"
/ (Knapp), recessional, 'Hallelujah
| Chorus" (HandeD. The choir will be
assisted by Miss Sweeney, violinist,
and Mr.. Geiger. 'cellist. Instrumental
numbers, Morning Mood" (Grieg),
'Andante" from Fifth symphony"
| (Reethoven). and Largo" from
Dvorak's New World Symphony"
Solemn high mass will be celebrated
at II am. The choir will sing under
| the direction of Hattie Ritchie Pres
colt and Christopher Tenley, organist.
The selections will include: "Vidi
Aquam" Dielman). Hayden's third
mass, "Veni Creator" (HargitD, offer
tory, ''Hosanna" (Granier), reces-
sional, Unfold Ye Portals" (Gou-
nod): 1880 pm, vesper services: Mer-
cadente's Vespers and Marcos Magnif-
icat will be rendered. Regina Coeli'
| tBenedicD, 'OSalutaris" (Holden).
! "Tantum Ergo" (Vandusen) and
'Laudate Dominum" (Gregorian). The
solos will be sung by Gretchen Baden,
Katherine Rogers and Nellie Roman,
sopranos Anna Golden, contralto;
Fred Price and August Orange, ten
! ors, and Joseph Kaufman, Norval
Tabler and Albert Flading, bassos.
| The choir Will be assisted by Kathe-
rine Rogers, soprano; August Orange,
| tenor; Anne Sweeney, violinist; Alvin
| Carroll, cellist, and the Lotus Or
chestra.
| Victor l.. Boenau, director of music
at St. Aloysius Church, announces the
following program for today the
IL o'clock mass: Organ prelude,
Easter Morn" Mr.. Boenau; "Vidi
Aquam" tWeber), quartet; "Kyrie,
| Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus,
F! Agnus Del" from La Hache's "Missa
Pro Pace; offertory, "Haec Dies"
| (Weigand); postlude anthem, "Ho-
sanna" (Granier), quartet.
| The quartet is composed of Lucy
! Dickinson Marx, soprano; Theresa X.
Hubner, contralto; Raymond Holden,
tenor; Gerald Whela.n, bass; assisted
| by Earl Grimes, tenor.
The Easter music at the Franciscan
Monastery will be sung by the com
munity choir. with George Herbert
| Wells at the organ. The program at
9 am. will include the 'Missa Stella
Natutina" CVito CarnevalD, Haec
Dies" Dress, "Victimae Paschali"
! (Gregorian) and offertory, Terra
Nf1dII6i
At $50 pm. the office of compline
will be sung to Gregorian chant, with
"Haec Dies" (Dress), 20 Salutaris
Hostia" (Singenberger) and "Tantum
| Ergo" (Haller).
The music at Holy Trinity Church
! at IL am. today will consist of
"Vidi Aquam' (Witska), Mass No. i"
| (MozarD, Regina Coeli" (Giorza),
20 Salutaris Hostia" (Thomas) and
| "Tantum Ergo" (Faure).
| The choir consists of 80 voices, un-
der the direction of George Herbert
! Wells. The soloists are Vivienne Abb
bott Gilmore, soprano; Katharine
Doering, contralto; Bronson Howard,
tenor, and S. Theodore Howard, bass.
| At Holy Rosary Church low masses
will be at s and 9 o'clock. At 1890
o'clock a solemn high mass, with the
Right Rev. Mgr P. Marella. auditor
| to the apostolic delegation, celebrant.
The musical program by the church
choir will be as follows: "Kyrie and
| Gloria from Haydn's Sixteenth
Mass; ''Credo and Sanctus." from
Gounod's "St. Cecilia Mass; offertory,
! Regina Ceolr' (Giroza); "Benedictus
and Agnus Del" from Haydn's "Six-
teenth Mass; soprano solos by Frances
| Mancuse, Helen Orlani, Josephine Mas
sino, Regina LaVezzo and Edith
Oriani; alto solos by Ethel Oriani
tenor solos by Salvatore Carta, and
baritone solos by Alf1e Carta- The
chorus is composed by F. Mancuse, H.
Oriani, j. Massino, J. Anzelmo. A.
Turco, Teresa Segretti C. Catalina, c.
Cerimele, A. Pettinato, E. Oriani, r.
Lavezzo, P. Paine, D. Brignoli, Ethel
Oriani, S. Carta, A. Carta and NJ. Lexu-
pone. Eugenia l. Slattery is organist
and director.
Under the direction of Armand J..
Gumprecht, organist, and assisted by
an orchestra, the choir of St. Mary's
will give the following program:
| Prelude, Praise Ye the Father
(Gounod), "Vidi Aquam' Peters),
"Kyrie, Gloria, Credo. Sanctus Bene-
dictus and Agnus Del" from Mass
No. l (GumprechD; graduate. "Haec
Dies" CWiegandD; offertory, Hos
anna" (Granier-Bie Biedermann); at
benediction, 20 Ss.lutaris'' (Gum-
precht): Tantum Ergo" (Silas); post
lude, unfold Ye Portals" from 1.-THE
Redemption" (Gounod).
The soloists will be Mrs. n. Carver,
| Miss D. Smith, Mrs. J. I<iernan and
R Holden, J. Callan and c. Goodchild.
The last low mass will be at
11:15 am