Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-21


tended that the fast of the holy week ought
not to be interrupted and that the Feast OF
the Resurrection should always fall on Sun
day. In 1853 Polycarp had discussion with
Anicetus on the subject. In 325 the Council
of Nice established the keeping of Easter on
ence yet, but most Christians agree that
tao day should be observed
CHURCH DECORATION The ladies were
busy as bees yesterday at St Peters Church
preparing the floral decorations. They are
remarkably fine. The inscription ''Christ is
Risen," over the chancel is very beautifully
arranged A cross stands upon the altar, the
pulpit and font are decorated and
bouquets in great profusion are
scattered all over the chancel on
every available resting place The flowers are
beautiful of course and the colors produce
splendid effect The service in the morning
will consist of the morning prayers, sermon
and the holy communion. A volunteer choir
under the direction of c. E. Laughton, assis-
ted by Mrs. Bender, Mr.. Scovlle and others
will furnish the music There will doubtless
be a large attendance The Sunday School
festival will take the place of the evening ser
vice.
Mrs PHEMIE RoB1NsoH.-In Pink Dom
mos this lady appeared as Mrs. Tubbs, the
half-suspecting wife OF the playful Old rake,
Joskin Tubbs, and afterward as the job-put
ting-up millinor, whose " little game" was SO
successfully played on the old sinner. Her
makeup i'll the first character was splendid,
and her points were all neatly and cleverly
made. As the young lady who was compelled
to be at home with her mother at o'clock,
after ordering a banquet which would have
exhausted the larder of the Maison DUre, and
which her latest pick up had to pay for, she
was excruciatingly cunIcai. In the scene
with Tubbs (Crosbie), where they both make
such indifferent Roadway with a French bill
of fare, she was as funny as funny could be-
NUMBER Of the knights of Rose Croix,
which signifies the eighteenth degree Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons,
met on Good Friday evening at the Airing
ton House and performed the rites of the
order, after which a banquet was spread and
pleasant time enjoyed until a late hour
The Knights will attend the Presbyterian
Church this morning in a body, and in full |
regalia. They will meet at the hall at ten
O'clock
AS there seems to be an impression abroad |
that the artesian well on the Willis place, back |
of the Orphans Home, has some connection |
with that institution, and that State money |
is paid outfor it for the purpose of running |
water ON to the Home grounds, we are re-
quested to state that that the sinking of the
we'll is private enterprise, and that the State
has nothing whatever TO 10 with it. The
work is going on rapidly with very favorable
resultg.
Mr.. CHARLES PoPE, who has made such a
decided success here as a tragedian, and who
is a great success in his department, goes to
Eureka from here, at the request of the most
prominent cltizons there, for the purpose of
giving some OF his choice readings from
Shakespeare and the poets. We congratulate
the base rangers, and can assure them they
will DO treated with a choice and most ex
cellent entertainment. We are sorry to lose
him.
THE scholars of Miss Jennings, Miss
Walters, Mr.. Howe's, Mrs. Buuces and Miss
departments are requested to
meet at the school house at eleven o'clock,
Monday next This notice applies to those
who are to form classes for the Teachers In
stitute.
PAT. G. SULLIVAN has been arrested for
making great havoc in one of the dens on the
lower levos He went in and demanded