Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-03-28

by the choir, assisted by several
leading amateurs, who have rehearsed
steadily for over a month at the
following very fine service under the
leadership Of Miss julia Woodward, or
ganist. "Openlng Piece. .n-J. Ernest
Perring. "Easter Anthem. ."-Millard.
"Glorias Mosenthal, Morgan, War
rem. "Te Deum Laudamus." ."-Thoma in
"G''-"JubiIate Dec. 80,
Happy Day" Arranged from "Heavens
are Telling" - Haydn. "Hymn"
awake My Soul"-Dr. Arnold. "Of-
iertory Solo. mozart. GLORIA Pa
triafrOm Stabat Mater. ."-Mozsrt. "Glo-
ria in EXcelsis. ."-Gunter.
GRACE CHURCH.
The chsncel OF this church is wreath
ed with srboTvitB, ivy and box, inter-
spersed with violets and iris. A white
cloth, fringed with satin and worked
with bead ornaments. covers the lee
turn, which Is trimmed with box and
white hyacinths. It's base is trimmed
with ivy, arbOr vitae and red and yellow
blossoms. The fount is wreathed with
arborvi.e and bridal wreath, and from
its pedestal upward it is garlauded with
cedar, fern, box and ivy. The silver
vase Of the fOunt is surmOUnted by
pyTamidRl bOquet Of camelias, Fosebuds
and heliotrOpe. The white altar cloth
is edged with box and white
flowers. Upon the altar, and from
pTofusioD Of vases containing bya-
cinths, jessamine, japonicas, brida;
wreath, spiTeR, etc, rises a white mar
bic cross, trimmed with ivy leaves. The
effect of the rich array of flowers is
quite pleasing, and while 8 natural
simplicity characteriZes the decorations.
yet beauty and taste are both displayed,
and will be recognized at once. Ser
vices will be held this morning by Dr.
Carmichael, and at quarter to five this
afternoon the rite OF confirmation will
be administered by Bishop Quintard,
The choir is in excellent training, and
good music will be given both at the
morning and the afternoon service.
ST. LAZARUS CHURCH.
To the right ofthe chanceI is 8 stand
covered with white cloth and richly
trimmed with ivy leaves, arbor vitae,
ETC., an evergreen wreath and a cross of
white aud yellow flowers Ornamenting
its sides. Pyramidal bouquets ornament
the top Of this stand. The chancel is
dressed in white cloth and decorated
with evergreen and flowers. Upon the
railing are pots and baskets OF bouquets,
while from the gss-suspension globe are
pendant baskets of cOleus, ferns and
begonias. In the center Of the altar
cloth front is an evergreen cross, while
geraniums, red blossoms and white
flowers, add beauty to the decorations.
The fount is wreathed with evergreen
and flowers of different kind and color.
Upon the altar is white marble cross
twined with green leaves, white and !
red roses. On either side of the |
cross are silver vases Of roses and |
hyacinths. Suspended above the |
altar is white dove, which seems |
almost to rest on poised wings. |
From the middle of the altar window |
is festoon of cedar bridal-Wreath, yell |
low flowers and red blossoms. The ends |
Of the festOon are lOoped to the gas
globes that are on either side of the al
tar. The decorations are most creditable |
to the skill and good taste of the ladies
who arranged them. The choir is COM |
posed Of the following ladies and gen.
tlemen: Misses Lizzie Douglass and |
Lizzie Boyle, sopranos; Mics Kate
M'Gehee, Orgenist and alto; B. A. HOl |
enbeTg and J. F. Sellers; tenors; w. F. |
Boyle, bass. The choir programme for
today is as follows: "Christ, our Pass
1ver," in E fiat, by Millard; "GlOris,"
Dy GunteT, from Mozart; "Gloria," |
rom Millard's Vespers; "GlOria," by |
Warren; "Jubilate," E fiat, from Stabat |
Mater, by Millard; "Duett," by Vim
cent Wallace, and the usual hymns ap-
DrOpriate for Easter.