New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
ham Warren, orrauis assisted BY Walter o. Wilkinson,

ham Warren, orvanst, assisted by Walter o Wilkinson
assistant oreanist During he singing Of the oferrory
panied with harp obigatO Nv Alfred II Toulmn, and
also n TIE Easter contita The Sit gng OF Blris,
ranged bN g. W. Warren from Bishop Loxe's poem Tue
nora decorations pretty. representation of
the lamb. Cross, and Dove. 1Jgal ornament.
pinks brng placed the aiEar, while rustic stands
eSnteipng COLA titles, lily ongnoras, japenca lilies Of
the valley, Deuza aZalias Ecas, hyacintns, white r
hIs, and cocoa palms. furnished by sebrecht IL Co..
werr placed within ana near the ehancei The service
OF morning PRAYER carried ont at sase, AFTER the
Raging OF the Easter carols and chimes the bells aud
the communion begun az 1890 u. During
ile afternoon sunGaysch0Ol festival was held an the
church the sunday children being assisted IN the
beers. AOout 500 persons part0ok of the Holy Com
MdnOn AZ tbls church. iOdr ministers officiating. Az
cludlng the rector.
The floral decorations at the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the AtOnement, Madisonave. and Twenty
eighth-st, were very neat, and consisted Of large
white cross composed of Gala lilies placed at the back
either side by large collection OF eIOtlcs the con-
tributi0ns Of the members OF the congregation. In
front OF the reading desk was another, but smaller
which were suspended floral garlands. Tne font was
filed with a of flowers prominent among
wnich were Gala lilies. scarlet geraniuins, asa;las.
hyacinths. etc. The ral decorations conducted
the ladies OF the church. the general effect Was
very pleasing. Tie morning service ami Holy Com
read by the Rector, rhe R'v. q. tiffany,
VINO also preached the sermon There was NO get pro
gramme Of music III the chants anthems, and isler
carols we're of che usually Joyous character which
marks che festive of Easter Toe services We're
very well attended
Grace Church, OF which the Rev II. C. Potter is pas
tor would scarcely have contained twenty people
had 1t been packed by scientific process Tho galleries.
floor. aises aud hallway packed every inch with
the tnrong which listened eagerly sacred melody
OF Easter Sunday. The chaDcel istefuly decorated
VITA flowers. Around the pulpit were twlned long,
Of cala-es. tearoses caInellas ana
The Ease OF lection was surrounded
with humorous groups flowers having many hues and
emitting odOrs 1ne foot covered 10y vases OF
flowers Above the Communion Table was large cross
Gala lilies and camelas ana from the ricn ornanen-
tai carving which lowered above IL depended ia grace
tn loops gariands Of eaTOses, evergreen, blue NOets
and calla-iIlles
The decorations OF ST. Marks Church, the Rev 8 C.
Rylance rector were elaborate and extensive Ia the
center OF the wall the of the chance was sus-
pended cross about five in length. made o: bios
SONS in many varieties shades. The central portion
the design bread band of snowy cameIIs, CrOAen
intervals by Whipped chllA-Illes' 1llS Dahu VI
white bOrdered Win q narrow line or req roses
Still outside these the border OF dark green D0x
leaves. Just above the was smaller one OF
nearly tine same pattern. Ga either side hung
iarge wreaihs Of green and purpe lue, 1a'e
beneath which mats OF white ana rrd
caneliias bOrdered with green. Sui DeIOV THESE
standing on the floor, were large baskets
of blossoms At left SIDE OF the chancel was large
pot rich green plant bearing large H1"rrs;
In the center OF the chInce stood ect1rn decAei
wi exUtics Iwlned ABOUT by clusters Ol
blooming flowers. Ga the front or the Iccturn WAS
hite with . central spot OF rel cameilIH Inc
pupit at the of the ehaDce was lteray
covered with nJIal decorations Hardly al luoh OK
space was LETT x2osed Tnrouga the ntersces OF the
dropping wTeatns ana folds could be seen layer upon
Layer OF richly blooming hIweTs The summit was
crowned by immense bouquet VI long Sle'Ained ouds
ana flowers