Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-24
Easter Sunday.

EEAST4E NAU91C-GMO
 grammes-Beautt1u1 Decorations AP-
 prOpr1ate to the Day.
 To-morrow being Easter Sunday special music at the churches is looked for, and, as usual, the preparations indicate that the ex. pectations will be fully realized. Also at many of the churches there will be beautiful decorations in honor of this important day in the Christian calendar. At all the Episcopal churches the music will be particularly fine, as also at the Roman Catholic. The day, if fine one, will see very large throng in attend ance at the churches At Trinity the hours of service are 6:30 a. m., 1o:3o a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The evening programme will be somewhat shorter than usual. The large and brilliant audiences in attendance upon these services forms a feature of Easter day. At the 6:3o service the church is usually filled. At St. Psul's the hours of service are e:3o and 1o:3O, and in the afternoon the annual chiidren's service is held, very interesting | occasion. At Trinity there will be beautiful Easter decorations The children's service l at Trinity takes place on Trinity Sunday. There will be beautiful decorations at Cal vary Baptist church, arranged under the very | tasteful direction of Mir. Herbert J. Augur, l of Cutters art store. The music will be spe- T | ORDER OF MUsIc-N6oRNING.
 ..Gift s your glad voioes Ibass soio "A J. Holden Hymn-s'christ the Lord is risen odAy."
 .sour Saviour is risena Carol by Sunday school HymnGs.W6en lynn can % read my title clear" | EVENING.
 Hymn-''Rise, glorious conquerOr, rise" Hymn-"angeiis Hymn Assrii roll the rock away6
 "Benedtc ADima" fat .-sc cs E. He Marrea Hymn-"Nesrer my God to thee"
 very interesting Easter praise service will be given at the St. John street M. E. church by the choir and congregation on Sunday evening" It will be interspersed with an ex- 1 position of the life and mission of Christ n five parts by the pastor, Rev. 0. E. Harris as follows: 1, death 2, burial; 8, resurrec tion 4, ascension 5, glorifcation. SerVl ces to commence at 7:3O o'clock. The even iugs programme is as follows:
 Anthem, .In the beginning was the word" composed by G. B. Allen. hon Singing, Come, then. Almighty King" une I.sIIsl Life ana Mission of chFist-"Death". fzsso1 s and TisUian of 1 singing-''Tin He Comes," ttune Spanish chant1
 Life and Mission of ..Pasto1 l Anthem-''NoW the First Day of the Week." (coH
 Life aPd %ssoa oy aeaFS of I SingiDg-"our Lord is Risen"-ttune Wayel.- Life and Missicn of Christ-"G "Gloriacation" Pasto1 Anthem-'Now is Christ Risen," (composed by e. oHertory % shal Reign6 adapted from KaeEen l .,..Due sipging-e'4rise and Shine" Choir and Congregation Bene1ictio1.- Fastol An Easter festival will be held by the Sun day school of Christ church, A. M.' Ensigr superintendent, to morrow evening The programme is as follows
 l ProcessiOnal-'.Raise the Song for Easter"
 Opening sentences, Lords Prayer and Versieles. l Easter Anthem-Christ our Passover.
 Psalm cxvii of the Psa1ter and Gloria in Excelsis | Lesson and Benedic Anima Mea-
 | Creed and Collects.
 CaroI-"F1llt the Easter Font with Care"
 Easter offering from the Sunday school l Caro1-''Ohrist is Risen."
 d Address by the rector Rev. Dr. Spencer, and offer
 ings from the congregatio1; ro,,. p,, Prayer and Blessing.
 The children of St. Thomas Sunday
 school will hold an Easter service at thu
 church Sunday evening, commencing at half
 past o'clock.
 At the Church of the Messiah Sunday evening the Sunday school will hold servioel appropriate to Easter. There will be music
 recitatieuE, &c.
 The Sunday school of the First Methods church will hold their annual missionary ser 1 vices Sunday evening. The offerings will b.
 devoted to the missionary society. The pas
 tor will preach a sermon appropriate to thu occasion.
 Easter on the 18th of March is a coinci dence that no man living has seen. It wa
 as far back as 1868, 1874, 1731 and 1742 tha
 Easter came on the 18th of March. This 60
 incidence is the first of it's kind in our cen tury, and will not take place again till 1894.