THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1!)02.
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EASTER MUSIC
IN THE CHURCHES
PREit'AnATtONH of nil unusual
i ulmriicter have been made In
nearly ull of tha churches of the
elty for an ohibonicc celebration of
fluster Sunday. The programmes given
Indicate the high character of the ser
vices to be held.
Elm Park.
The musical selections for the morn
lug service, nnd the order of sorvlco
for the evening praise servlco at I31m
1'nrk church on Kantor Sunday Is un
follows. In the evening the quartette
and Mr. Pennington will be assisted by
F. V. Wldtriayer, violinist, and a
chorus of fifty girls,
MOItMNG.
Organ, OfTcrlolrc In 0 Thomn
Choir Anthem. "Strut I'ralcs t'nto the I-orl,"
Merchant
wOfnAtij J'mIhIc Pastorale ttcnaml
'tliolr XiitlKiu, "Vc bom nml Daughter! of
the KIiir" Bartlcttt
Organ Postltide, fcortle In D Koch
i:vi:mkg.
Chime of llclla; Change Hinging and loiter
Carols Alfred Woolcr
OrgJn l'rclude, Kapler Offerlolrr DatWc
Mr. Alfred Pennington.
Hjnin Choir ami ConRtcgatlon
I'rajcr Uy the l'astor
Anthem, "Lilt Your Mail Volcra" Van Lear
Kim 1'ark (Juailcttc.
f-'trinlurc Itcadlns,
Soprano Solo, "Lift Up Your Jojful lieails,"
, Diesjcr
Jlrs. I!. II. Connell, llh Organ and Violin.
Offcrlli from All the People,
Jlsfi 8ftlo, "Alleluia to the King" Mcelc
Mr. Philip Warren, with Organ and'Violln.
Addrcn Hy the Pastor
Girls' Choi u, "Hark, While Menlty on the
Aid" Shopped
Contialto Solo, "The Insurrection" Shelley
Jlrs. Ignore Thompson, with Organ and Violin.
GhK Chorus, "Chime boftly, Jlclli of fas
ter," Shcppcrd
i " Tcflor Solo, "Easter Morn Hath Dawned
Again" ... Wooler
Mr. Alfred Woolcr, with Organ and Violin.
Anthem, "As It Ilegan to Dawn" Heed
' i;lm Park Quartette.
Hymn Choir and Congregation
Ucnediction.
Organ Postlude, Tocata in C Major Bach
Mr. Alfred Pennington.
Second Presbyterian Church,
v The following programme of music
for the Easter evening praise worship
will be given in the Second Presbyte
rian church:
Organ Prelude, I'calhal March Dudley Buck
Mr. J. M. Chance.
Easter Carol, "Ring Bells of Easter."
Quartette and Choir.
Koto, "The Resurrection Morn" Rodney
Miss Black.
Violin Solo, "Adoration" , Borowski
Miss Julia Allen.
feob, "Dome see the Place Where Jesus Lay,"
Bartlctt
Mr. Cippol.
Dflcrtory, Organ Solo, "In Paradisinl" ...Dubois
Mis'! Mabel Bonnie,
olb, "These Arc They," from the Oratorio of
"The Holy City" Gaul
Miss Grace Spencer.
Anthem, "Once the Lord of Clory Lay,"
Bartlctt
Miss Black and Choir.
Violin Obligato, Miss Allen.
Solo, "Be Ye Comforted, Ye That Mourn,"
Fisher
Miss Garagan,
n. Duct, "Our Lord Has Risen" Loud
) Misses Black and Garagan.
I Anthem, "Glorious Is Thy Name" Mozart
J Quartette and Choir.
' Organ Postlude, 3larcH in O Major Riggs
Miss Mabel Rcnnie.
Mr. J. M. Chance, organist and director.
Miss Mabel Rennie, assistant organist.
Penn Avenue Baptist Church.
A chorus choir of thirty volres will
Sing. In the Penn Avenue Baptist
church tomorrow. The soloists are
Sirs. L. H. Brundage, soprano; Arthur
Morgan, Basso. Hadyn Evans is the
organist nnd director. The programme
follows: 1 ,
1 , , 1M0 A .M.
Organ Pielude, Andante Stainer
Anthem, "l.am He That Lioth" Adam
11) mn. '
Offertory, "He Ii. ltisen" Schnecker
Mr. Aithui Morgan,
fecimon.
Aniticm, "Awjke, Awake," West
Pottlude. Smart
2 P. M.
tpecial Sunday School Kxcrciccs.
7.30 P. M.
Organ Prelude Lemaire
Choir Sentence. "The Lord Is in His Holv
Temple."
ll.utui.
Anthem, "The Loul Licth" Marthant
Offertory, "Fai from the East" Shelly
11 mil.
Postlude Prout
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
In Holy Trinity Lutheran church, ut
Adams avenue and Mulberry street, a
flno programme has been arranged for
tomorrow, which will be rendered un
der the direction of It. E. WartT, or
ganist and director. The programme
follows:
MORNING SERVICE.
I'lflude 1 Mrs. R. E. Ward
Opening chorus , (,'hoir
Vertical.
Jntrolt.
' fllorla Patrl.
Kjrie.
Glory in ExccUis.
Epistle and Gospel for the day,
So'0 Mrs. M. Lundt
The Hallelujah and tonkin c,
Apdstle'.t creed.
Iljmn, "Christ the Lon Is Risen."
Sermon by O. J. Cooper, of AHcntown,
Anthem ....,, , ...Choir
Hymn, "The Day of Resurrection."
Doiology and benediction.
The evenlnjr service will be conduct
ed by the Sunday school at 7.15 sharp,
Anthem ,,. Choir
fcrlpture reading Rev, C. J, Coopu-
Invocation.
ln , School
Recitation, "Easter Gicellngs"
Wllhelmiiu Uernhardt,
Recitation, "The lltwn Lord rive bois
Harry langdon, Harold bchoen, Carl Lamp.
ins, Joseph Gscheldle, Ezr btlnp.
Chorus "Enter Bella" .'...School
Hecltatlon, "0 Happy Day", ,,1'our girls
Amelia Kenne, Marguerite Zerte, Nettle
Tlprnltnrdl. Manila CaIihi..
Recitation, "Allvo Koreermore".,,r'our childten
Mcta Whyte, Gladys Newhart, Margaret llohl,
Frederick Gerlock, Wilhelmlna Bernhardt.
Chorus, "Seeking the Master'' .,,, ..School
Recitation, "Smcet Kaster Bells" ...Six children
Otto, Bohl, Meta Whyte, Willard Voherer,
Isabella 1'eiuie, Margaret Bohl, Ruth Bohl.
Bolo ,,,,.,....,,..,., Miss Bessie Shite
Wiorua, "Chime Out Ye Hells" School
Recitation and song, "The Little Garden,"
Eight girls, Isabella Fenne, Louise Wagner,
Florence Yost, Minnie Kline, Viola Ruef, Mint
lite Gscheldle, Ruth Schubert, Virgil Swart.
Rcltatln,"Wklng 0f the Flowers",. Seven girls
Minnie Oschddle, Lulu Eimonson, liable
Colcmau, Louisa Wagner, Amelia Fenne,
Malnic Kline, Vligil Swartj.
Cborui, "Hope Is Born" ,,,.. ..School
tolo and chorus,"Mary at the Tomb1'.. Four girls
Marguerite Zerbe, Nettle Bernliardt, Mabel
Ooletnap, recitation by Carrie Ftnue.
fcorua, -Q-ir EaUern lillls" School
Udrext .. .,,..,... .,.,Rev. C. J. Cooixr
Wiorut, "Sing O Sing" , School
Wribut!on ol tftfU.
Anthem Choir
Cliorm, "0 Mighty Sailor" School
Recitation, "An Easter Promise".. Amelia Fenne
Chorim, "Victory 1 School
Benediction and doxotogy.
St. Peter's Cathedral.
At the Tontincal High mass In St.
Peter's cathedral, tomorrow morning nt
10.30 o'clock, the following programme
will be rendered:
Processional march Klcelcr
Orchestra.
Kjrle, trio (soprano, tenor and 1ms) and
chorus 'lia. Gounod
Mi. M. .1. "Leonard, Messrs Oust. Rcpcrt, John
Stoticr and choir.
Gloria, solo, duct, tilo and chorus Counod
Mil. T, 0. Walsh, Messrs. Gui. Repert, W.
R, Bradbury and choir,
Credo, trio (soprano, tenor and hais) and
chorus Clus. Gounod
Miss A. B. Laielle, Messrs. Gu. llepert, W.
It. Bradbury and choir.
Reglna Coell, quartette and cliorm (llorz
Mm T. C. Walsh, Mi's Ultra Ratter, Meisrs.
Daniel Uuckly, W. R. Bradbury and choir.
Sanctus Clia. Gounod
Choir.
Bcncdiclu Chas. Gounod
Choh.
Agnus Del, soprann solo, tenor solo and cho
rus Chas. Gounod
Ml-a A. II. Laclle, Mr. Repert and choir.
Tc Deum chorus, with organ and olehestra,
German.
Choir, organ and orchestia.
W. P. Schilling, oiganist ,ind director; W.
R. Bradbury, assistant organist. Bauer's or
chestia, 17 pieces plajs all the accompaniments.
The celebrant of the mass will be Rt.
Rev. M. J. Hobnn; arch-priest, Rev.
J. A. O'Reilly; deacons of honor. Rev.
P. Lavelle, Rev. M. Loftus; deacon of
the mass, Rev. D. J. Bustln; sub-deacon
of the mass, Rev. Walter Gorman;
master of ceremonies, Rev. John J.
Griffin; preacher, Re L. McLaugh
lin. St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
The Easter day service at St. Luke's
chuich will be sung by a choir of twen-ty-Jlvo
men anc". boys, and a rjuartet'e
consisting of Miss Kunn, Misa Brown
ing, Mr. Bunnell and Mr. Joi'py. J.
Willis Conant, organist and choirmas
ter. MORNING PRAYER.
Processional Hymn 111 Laetabundiis
Anthem Glories Anglican
Tc Deum in A Hadlcy
Jubilate in B flat Brewer
Holy communion.
Introit. "Christ the Lord Is Risen" Buck
Communion crvicc in E flat Selby
Offertory, "I Will Go Unto the Altar of
God" Han is
Recessional 320 ....Marion
EVENING PRAYER.
Processional Hymn 110 Rex .Regum
Magnificat, Nunc Dunittis Kimmins
Hymn 121.
Offeitory, "Bleak Forth Into Joy" Barnby
Recessional 111 Clarion
Grace Lutheran Church.
The programme of Easter services In
the Grace Evangelical Lutheran church
at Mulberry street and-Prescott ave
nue, of which the Rev. Luther Hess
Waring la pastor, is as follows:
Sundaj-, 9.30 a. m., the Sunday school will hae
its Easter service, using the exercises of
Serlptuic, recitation and song, entitled "The
Evergreen Shore," published by the board of
Church extension. The Sunday school offer
ing will be for the cause of Chuich Extension.
Easter lesson and Easter music.
10.30 a. m., Divine woiship. Easier sermon,
"Who Shall Roll Away the Stone?" Admin
Istiation of the Holy Communion.
Offering for Sj nodical benevolence.
Easter mu'u'c.
"The Resiurectlon" Shelley
Tenor solo by .1. Arthur Frantz, witli violin
obligato by Mrs. Taggart,
"Angels Roll the Rork Away" Schnecker
Chorus Choir.
"The Resuirection Morn"
Soprano solo bv Mrs. Edith W. Heckei.
7 p. m., Y. P. S. C. E topic "The Risen Life.
Christ's Onis." Leader R. Tracy Strohm.
7.30 p. in.. Divine worship. Easter sermon.
"Evidences of ChrUt's Resurrection." Eas
ter mu.sk'.
"There Is .1 Reaper" Pinsuti
Duet by Mrs. Deckel and Miss Charlotte
Skinner.
"An Easter Anthem" Sudda
Chorus Choir.
Bass solo Selected
Calvary Reformed Church.
In Calvary Reformed church, on Mon
roe avenue, a special programme has
been annnged for Easter, which will,
be rendered under the direction of the
pastor, Rev. M. L. Flror. Services will
bo at 10.15 a. m.; 7.30 p. m.; Sunday
school at 12 m.; Christian Endeavor at
7 p. m. Following is the programme:
MORNING SERVICE.
"The Strain Upraise" Trote
"The Lord of Life Is Risen" Alice Nclra
Invocation. Confession.
Psalm 10. Apostles Creed.
11 mn 208, "The Day of Resuirection,"
Scripture, "Gloria Patrl" Festlial
Prayer,
"Rolled Away" ,,,,, 0ot
Confirmation Ser Ii e,
Sermon.
Holy Communion.
Hjmn, "Body of Jeaiis."
Doxology and Benediction,
EVENING.
"There la a Giecn Hill Far Aa,"
"All Hail the Povcr of Jesus' Name."
Scripture Prajer.
lljmn "Yes the Redeemer Rose."
Carol "He Aroe" bclwol
Seimon.
Communion.
"Low, in the Gaulen They Laid Him."
"Chritt the Lord Is lllsui Today" .Morgan
Doxology and Benediction,
Green Ridge 'Baptist Church.
Rev. Benjamin L. Herr. formerly of
Blnclmmton. N. Y.. will nwnnv ti,
pulpit of the Green Ridge Baptist
church on Sunday, Morning hervlce at
10.30; evening at 7,30. The Sunday
school will render Easter exercises im
mediately following the morning ser
vice. The following programme will
be rendered by the choir at the regular
church services:
Organ prcUuht jtri. Knowles
invocation Rev. Mr. Upm-
Anthem. "Our Easter Pimvt" .-.
bcrlpture lesson Hey, jir, Herr
yum ,,,,, ,.,,..,,,,, ,,,,, Congiegatfon
''"" ""', Mr, Herr
Anthem, "Easter Suiuhlne" choir
Offeitory,
Hmn Congregation
ke'mo'i Rev. Mr, Herr,
Benediction.
EVEN1NO.
Organ Prelude Ura, Knott,
Anthem, "(tee of Day" a,otr
Scripture lesson ,,...,.Pastor
Anthem, "Lift Up Your Heads" .. tCholr
OffTtoryV" I''8t0r
Hymn ..,,,,..,,,,,,,. (.,,,,,,,,,, Congregation
Sermon ,..,,,,, ,...,. .Rev. Mr. Herr,
An"ei Choir
Benediction. r
Chorlster-B. R. Hall.
Providence Presbyterian Church.
The large chorus Easter choir of the
Providence Presbyterian church, under
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have prepared a beautiful and elabor
ate servlco for Easter Sabbath. As
sisted by Miss Clara Loup, violinist;
Mrs. Jessie Phillips Smith, soprano;
William A. Roberts, basso; Mr. Floyd
Heberllngr, baritone, a most attractive
and inspiring programme of musical
service will bo presented. The special
selections will be ns follows:
MOR.NINO.
Organ and iolin prelude Ilomanra llacu
Mr. Will C. McDonald, Miss Clara Long.
Anthem, "The Angel of the Lord" Gilbert
.Mrs. Smith, Mr, Howard E. Clrlffln and full
choral.
Offertory, violin and organ ldjllc... Frank Bern"
"Miss Clara Long, Mri. V. C. McDonald.
Anthem, "He Is Illsen" Schnecker
.Mm. Smith, Mlsi Annie Moigan, Mr. Howard
E. Griffin, Thomas Morgan and full choir.
Organ Postlude in U Kern
Mr. Will C. .McDonald.
Pielude, lolin and organ "Traumcrei"...Splc
Misi Clara Long, Mrs. W. C. McDonald.
Anthem, "Christ the Lord Is liiscn Today,"
Johnson.
Mr. Thomas Moigan, Mlis Jessie Phillips
Smith and full choir.
Solo, "Hosanna" Oienier
Mrs. Jessie Phillips-Smith; iolin obligato,
Mi3 I,ong.
Anthem, "Christ Our Passover" ....Dudley IHick
Mrs. Smith, Howard E. Griffin, Thomas Mor
gan and full choir.
Offertory, Itomanze in (1 Otto K. Schill
Miss Long, Mis. McDonald.
Solo, "The Resurrection Morn" Paul Rodney
.Mr. William A. Boberts.
Anthem, "Lift lp Your Heads"
W. Bloomfield Goale.
Mi. Kloyd Heherllng, Mrs. Watson Gntlin
and ful choir.
Organ Postlude in C Batiste
Mrs. Will C. McDonald.
Simpson M. E. Church.
In the Simpson M. E. church, West
Scranton, there will be special music
tomorrow morning and the pastor, Rev.
H. C. McDermott will preach on "The
Christ, the First Fruits." It will be
missionary day in the Sunday school
and there will be special exercises. In
the evening the fine choir of the church
will render this programme:
Anthem, Hallclujth, Christ Is RIen...E. A. Chre
Choir.
Solo, The Resurrection Paul Rodney
Mr. Harry A. Wrigley.
Prayer.
Anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day....B. Tours
Misses Ea Kittle, Maiy Jones, Messrs. Thomas
Abraham, Pied Eans and Choir.
Solo, The Risen Lord Holdcn
Mr. William Long.
Sciiplure.
Solo, Lend Me Your Aid Gounod
Mr. Thomas Abraham.
Anthem, Wake Ye Rinwnicd Win It. Spcncc
Choir.
Offeiing.
Duet, Easter Morn llansiom
Mis'? Helen Thomas, Mu. George Vipoiid.
Solo, Cahary Taul Rodney
Mr. Pred Evans.
Addicts.
Quaitette, The Holy City Adams
The Simpson Male Quaitette.
Chorus, The Heavens Aie Telling.. Joseph Hujdcn
Mis9 Helen Thomas, Messrs. Thomas Abialiam,
Harry Acker nnd Choir.
Cliairmaster Prof. William W. Jones.
Organist Walter Da ic.
Sopranos Misses Ea Kittle, Helm Thomas,
Mary Honcr, Bertice Tibbetls, Mm. William
Shoemakei, Mis. Thomas Abraham, Mis. J. 11,
James.
Altos Misses 1'Iorence Witm.ni, Mary Jones,
Saiali Tliomac, Plorencc llanej, Jessie Wrigley,
Mrs. George Vipond.
Tenors Messis. Thomas Abraham, Waltei Da
Ues, A. B. Ridgay, W. W. Jones, James .Mat
thews. Baesos Mesrs. Hariy A. Wrigley, Hairy Acker,
Judion Hlnman, I'red W. Evans, T. W. Jones,
William Long.
St. Patrick's, West Scranton.
Tlii nraeramme of music to be ren-
ilpi-od nt St. Patrick's Citliolic church.
West Scranton, on Easter Sunday will
be as follows:
Vidl Anu.un Giegoilan
Kwic. ..,, , .Muz.ut
Uass Solo William Vamton
Gloiia Maziit
"Qui Tollls,"
Kathrjn Johnson and John Miaughnesty
"Quonlani,"
Maigaret Kellj, Maiy .Ionian, Mllael Dun
uigan and William Vanston.
C.'ieilo Mozait
"lit Incarliatus Est,"
Lillian McDermott, Mr, riannaghaii, Mary
Jordan and Bert Johnson.
Ofterlory, "Reglna Coell" Mihlllc
Ucnedictiu (Mart
Lillian McDermott, Maiy Joidan, Lauglilln
Mcllugh and Bert Johnson.
Agnus Dei Mozart
Kathrjn Johnson.
Postlude, "Te Deum,"
The personnel of the choir Is as fol
lows; Sopranos Maigaret Kelly, Lillian McDermott,
Anna Mtl'adden, Anna Dunnlgan, Laura Ncalon,
Tannic MiUcc and Anna Doud,
Altos Mary Joidan, Kathrjn Johnson and Sit
tan Canaan.
Tenois M. Duunigan, L. Mcllugh, John Shaugu
nesay, Mr, Elannaghan and Mr, Martin,
HasoOb James Degnal, Bert Johnson, I'rjnk
Creegan, William Vanston,
Jackson Street Baptist Church.
The following programme will be ob
served In the Juckbon Street Baptist
church, Sunday;
MOItNIXa SERVICE AT 10.30.
Prelude,
Lord's Prayer. In unUon,
IValm, Heiponshc reading,
Anthem, Lift Up Your (leads ,, ,,,. Lehman
Chorus.
Scriptuie Lesson, John xi, MS,
Prayer ..,..,,,,,,. , ,,.., Pastor
Easter Offering.
Anthem, From Gloom to Glory ,,,,.,, ,,.,.Gcibcl
Chorus,
Sermon, "Mary and Her Risen Ixird."
This Is the Day of Jubilee ,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,C'horiu
Prayer,
Benediction.
KVENINO SERVICE AT 7 O'CLOCK.
Omturc, Processional .,.,, ,,, .Orchestra
Anthem, Victorious hlng ,,..,,.,,,,,,,,, Fillmore
Chorus,
Scripture Letson, The Resurrection ,.,,,,,,Paitor
Anthem, Easter Lilies ...,,,., ,,Gelbcl
Chorus.
Prayer.
Anthem, Lift l'p Your Heads ......,,.,..CIiorus
Recitation, "The Vint Eatter Day,"
Mlti Hattle Kills
Easter Offering.
In the Hall of Judgment ., ,..., Chorus
Recitation, "Awake O Heart". ,Mls Freda Lewis
A.
Recitation, Selected Miss Eiois Thomas
Solo, Theic Is No Lor Like the l.o(o of Jesus,
Master Daid Herbert Williams
Reading, "The Walk to Emaus" Pastor
Gethcsamanc Chorus
Recitation, "Easter Day....Mks Mabel Jennings
O Glorious Easter Day Chorus
Recitation, Selected Mis lllodnln Jones
The Triumph Song Chorus
Ileiitation Miss Corrinc Collins
From Gloom to Glory .Chorus
Prayer.
This Is the Day of Jubilee Chorus
Benediction.
First Baptist Church.
The choir of the First Baptist church,
under the able leadership of Mrs. B. O.
Beddoe, have prepared with great care
unusually line Easter music. On Sab
bath morning the choir will render sev
eral special anthems, and there will also
be solos by Miss Ruth E. Beddoe, alto,
and E. E. Lord, basso. The pastor. Rev.
S. F. Mathews, will give a brief talk on
the "Resurrection." A full orchestra
will be In attendance both morning
and evening.
In the evening the following pro
gramme will be carried out In full;
Organ Prelude,
llyma. ,
Scripture. '
Pray er.
II) mu y
Offertory.
Cantata "Easter Dawn"
Org.yi Prelude.
Solo -and Chorus, "The Grave Itself a. Gar-
den Is" E. E. Lord
Solo and Chorus, "As It Began to Dawn,"
Thomas G. Williams
Duet, "They Have Taken Away My Lord,"
Thomas James and Miss Ruth E. Beddoe
Quartette, "Tear Not Up,"
Mrs. Thomas James, Miss Ruth E. Beddoe,
William M. Eans and E. E. Lord.
Solo and Chorus, "Christ Our Passoer,"
Jlrs. Lillian Osborne
Soprano Solo with Violin Obligato, "Hall
Happy Morning" Mi?. Lillian Osbo.nc
Final Chorus, "Clnist Is Risen Today,"
Full Chorus
The full Easter choir will bo composed of the
following well known singent:
Sopranos Mrs. Thomas James, Mrs. Lillian Os
borne, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Lillian Hale.
AltOi Mrs. Anna Rogers., Mrs. Dais, Miss
Ruth E. Beddoe, Miss Eva Phillips'.
Tenors Dr. T. M. Senderllng, William W. Ev
ans, Thomas G. Williams. Charles Penny.
Bassos E. K. Lord, William M. Fowler, Dr. I).
G. Beddoe, Thomas D, James, Arlhui Brown aid
E. E. Lord, jr.
Asbury M. E. Church.
Following Is the programme that will
be observed Sunday In the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church. Green
Ridge:
10.S0 A. M.
Organ, Pielude in I' Henry Farmer
Imocation.
Anthem, "Chi 1st Our l'.ioci" II. 1', Danks
Choir.
Responsive Reading.
Hymn No. 233.
Irayer.
Anthen, "Awake Thou That .Meepcst,"
F. C. Maker
Choir.
Scripture Lesson,
Offertory Gui Imant
Solo, "Resurrection" A. J. Holdcn
Mis Bessie Reel.
Notices.
Hymn No. iJ.'i.
Sermon Uy Pastor
Hymn No. 1 la.
Benediction.
Organ, Mauh A. W. Berg
7.30 P. M.
Organ, Nachtgesang Vogt
Anthem, "Go Forth to the Mountain,"
11. P. Danka
Choir.
Hymn No. I.3S.
Piayer.
Solo, "Tlic King of Gloiy W. L'omba
Tenor fcolo by R. W, Johnson,
hcrlptmc Lesson.
Anthem, "Seals Are Shitleied" C. M. DaUs
Choli.
Notices.
OfTcrtoiy Batiste
Duet, "Loe 1)1 inc."
Miss Reel and Mrs. Johnson
Hymn No. 228.
Senium By Pastor
Hymn No. 211.
Benediction.
Organ, March Scotson Clark
EASIER CHUIlt.
Sopranos Mines B. Reel, A, Yamblyn, Wal
ters', Mrs. E. Lanyon, Bunnell, R, Williams.
Altos Misses llaiu'y, M, Walters, E. Lan
yon, Mrs. J. D, Nauman, II, E. Baker, Miss J
Conelly,
Tenors J, Williams, A. Ilaitshorn, F, S. OIer,
J, D, Nauman.
Bassos William 11. Tieerton, W, J, Lanyon,
T. Hartshorn, M. Olver, D. Walklns, R, W. John
son. Oiganist E. A, l'cnsTermachcr.
Chorlstei William II. Lanyon,
William G. Simpson, D. D., pastor,
Washburn Street Presbyterian.
The follovtng music will be rendered
by the choir of the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church tomorrow under
tlc direction of the choirmaster, C. B,
Derman. In the evening the choir will
be assisted by the church orchestra;
10.S0 A. M,
Prelude Organ.
Dovology,
Invocation,
Now la Christ Risen ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,, Barnby
Scripture Lesson.
Awake, Thou That blcepeet .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,Grcen
Prayer,
Tenor Solo, "Let Easter Dawn" ,,,,,,,, ,,,Mauo
Notices.
Offertory Organ.
Welcome Happy Morning ,, ,,,,,,,, .Stewart
bermon.
Praise Ye the Father ,.,.,,Mi-m, Gounod
Prayer.
Hymn,
Benediction.
Postlude Organ.
7.S0 P. M,
Prelude Orchestra.
Hall to the Lord's Annoiiitcd ,,,. McCartney
Father, O Hear Us ,,,..,., ,.,.,,,,.,Ilandcl
There Is a Green Hill ,,,,,, ,,.,Gowcr
Alleluia, Alleluia , Smart
The Fishers Sat Wfthln Their Uoat.,Vill(!nson
Address.
Anthem, "Awake Thou That Sleepest" ... .Green
Notices.
Offertory Orchestra.
Anthem "Praise Ye the Father" ,,.,,, .Gounod
Prayer,
Our Lord Is Risen from the Dead. ...,.,,., Barnby
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PARASOLS.
This is to be a parasol season, and the
manufacturers have outdone all previous ef
forts. Never were silks, laces and chiffons
so bewitchingly combined, and even if some
pet ideas must be laid aside the 1902 maiden
will own and carry a paaasol.
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this season that
from the ordinary
provements we suggested to the tailor's
have been carried
an original and
more satisfactory
that the boys' clothes have the appear
ance of exclusive workmanship about
them. You'll find it in the boys' nov- r
elties we show this season. The prices i
are according to qual
ities shown in our djr , j-a
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We have strived for many years to perfect and
maintain a system of Ready-to-Wear Clothes that is
equal to that turned out by the best custom tailors. If
you are interested in good clothes you have certainly
heard of our "Atterbury System." We believe it's
perfection of clothes making. The workmanship is
executed by careful tailors, and the" designers select
their patterns from the latest American and foreign
fashion plates. See the "Atterbury" Sujts for
Spring.
Spring Overcoats
This season's Spring Overcoats, according to the
latest fashion plate are cut medium length. Our own
special "Derby" Box is cut decidedly short. There are
many noticeable improvements over last season. The
shoulders and fronts are very broad, giving the coat a
full appearance both back and front. We can show
you all the cloth patterns displayed by the best custom
tailors, and whether it's a Suit .
ZSST.. $ 0 to $28
Our "Hanan" Shoe for Men
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Samter Brothers,
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Black Silk and Lisle, embroidorad leads,
beautiful lace designs, with rosebuds and
other dainty flowers interwoven. Another
idea is a silk embroidered monogram over,
the instep. Call and inspect this Hue.
Boys
indefinable something
is entirely different
Boys' Suit. The im
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distinctive style. It's
to mothers to know ,
The manufacturer!- of this shoe for men cut only the besl of
selected leathers. The lasts are designed by professional last
makers, and every shoe, when finished, passes an examining de
partment to insure perfection. We are now showing many new
lasts for spring wear. Among the most popular Is the ".Colonial"
and blucher "Oxford." Samples of these special lasts are dis
played in our corner shoe case. Look at them. It will convince
you that "Hanan" Shoes are superior to all other makes.
See Our Popular Priced Shoes at
$2, $2.50 $3 and $3.50.
The best Shoes for Women
Not because we say so, but because it's been proved the world
over. This exclusive ladies' shoe store is becoming better known every
day, We say "exclusive" because it Is entirely separated from all
other departments of this great store, This popular ladies' shoe does
not require the advertising of Its merits. The "Sorosis" trademark
stands for excellence of quality and material and tnuy are to a lady's
foot what a Worth creation is to her figure,
Samples of the new spring lasts, Including the "Blucher" and
"Colonial" Oxford are displayed for your inspection in our ,.
Always the same price . ,
COMPLETE OUTFITTERS.
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