New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
THE EASTER JUBILEE.
ELABORATE SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
LARGE CROWDS LISTENING TO THE MUSIC AND AD-
MIRING THE FLOWERS.

Easter which in many beautiful ways was celebrated
yesterday The churches were thronged WIN worship
yers and the avenues with thousands TO whom
the ashetical features Of tho celebration appealed
Fifthsve. the main highway OF the oity' tor
whether on thoughts engaged with religion or
only with love for the beautiful that horOughfare led
to the ministering places All day long 1t was hed as
" by multitude OF pilgrims some intent on worship In
their accustomed places others walking decorolsy from
church. listening TO the joyful music and admrng the
flowers. Even those who did not enter tho churches
were not barred from the general oyOusness for as
the doors opened for gre egress the voices OF the
chorsters f0ated down from clancel and choir, and
filed for a the ears OF the passer-by IL was
delightful pilgrimage especially to the thousands VINO
continued 1t into Park where warm sunlight singing
birds opening buds and refreshing breezes celebrated
the reawakening OF spring
The choicest floral decorations were In the Episcopal
churches though in notable instances, ike OLD
Trinity there was apparently desire to discourage TOO
great profuseness in respect The Catholic churches
enhanced the gories OF their affairs WIN psnAs
OF roses azaeas carnations and lilies and tne greater
part stopped there the Episcopal churches, ater Trans
forming their sanctuaries into floral bowers carrleu
their festoons and Towering plants to the chaneel rail-
and beyond. Great eaborateness OF preparation, put
few new features characterized the musical services
Half dozen of he churches orchestras to supplement-
their regular forces and OF the ohormasters pro-
duced new compositions but they were generally short
anthems or carols and the day was nowhere arksu ny
tho first production of great work
OfEaster dresses and bonnets there was no great
parade. The overwhelming majority OF women In the
churches and streets appeared IN the garments OF late
winter Evidently the influence OF the tardy winter was
than the fashion that required new clothes Tor
Eastertde
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SERVICES
Trinity Church was filed to its utmost capacity III
the morning and great numbers OF people left the build
anI n1fu N
ases which were covered throughout the service The
music on the programme sung by the large sur
piced choir Of men and boys The bright rays OF the
sun streamed through the stained glass windows upon
the worshppers and flied the church with meow Godeh
light The sunlight that came through the chahcei
windows added new hues to the costly noweH "hlcn
were arranged about the reredos At each SIDE
NJ the communion table there large bank OF caas,
yiolets and brght-hued flowers Back OF the table on
the reredos stood great bunch OF the whlte bastof
Iies with golden cross cleaning through them Inc
Roy DR. Morgan Dix preached q short Easter sermon,
taking his text from Isaiah xvi, 10
In the Church of st. Mary the Virgin. in Fortyhfth st.
near Eghthave tue air heavy with Incense Tor a.
most all day the were swinging AMI the acoytes
and ministers were moving about the altar The cnurch
was family Illuminated, and the row OF lamps whch
hung from the arohed beams in front seemed ike
portion the frame OF gorgeous picture The gsahuo
oandlcsticks which hanked the altar and those
that stood upon II seemed gro"tos
from, -nreadng clumps OF lilies. Flowers nestled
wherever there In the sanctuary and the sur
pced choirboys sent up their voices IOih shu pam ~
the music and the mass was impresslIey perIyrea.
Admission was had only by ticket ana Ihe c.c1 nd 1
crowded. The service was ciOraI thIouEnVu' ~, ~
the afternoon yespers were sung the music oehs oJ
st Thomas. Church at Fifth-ave and Fifiy-thirdst
was a. always foremost ia the celebration Of me test
music was sung by the Lentcn choir of the church aud
t,e Suudu, school. The le Deun anu Jugll''S We
new. being composed BY q. W warren Two .. tno
p.c,s suns IA the hga oeclratlon were also ny MI
Warren: tic others were by Handel. Mozart ana Men
dci.ohn The floral decorations were eaDoi ate 10 Daok-
s,oiu w % s,r. ~ he crosses wrestIs aud other
enDlrms etoou brilliantly. The phars IN iroht ol
VT. u ,r,i,ed in graceful festOons over the altar
and chaucc flraItuT" over al Dc, eicd VINO uoNe.
~ T. m sunday -scaOOi celebrated itS CUSTOMARY
The church Of st. Bartholomew. in Madison-aye, had
ar az crowd Of WOrshppcs though no Unu7tly eau
Sng abou tue church and the chance furniture was
almost buried IA red and WINE Gio,s dhe
aorn piece ctoss neatly e-nt Feet hgn' 'ufouh-
cd hy a crowa. 49,. .....,.,
wia "a las Eaver lilies aud white carnations inter
woven vita suax. At The back oi t1e eomhinon "a DC
punches of Ia.ter lie. ana rLs Wc's 4, al tho
Iqrr cDl.Ickatiou- thGonced Grace hHrr az VIC
services lac ehoir was 'S.,I,u " Oto 10 % nn
four voices. The musical pIost"ino lVI ~ % lH
,erviee' inG,HoeT tPs stewart. and AZ oaer'
IN NAV i@t,e% % GSv Ioars. TaS Maguldcat
~ fiell, and Sarnbys anthem, Bronx forth into joy
ON, mass caiias, Annuncatl'u mes "l.', ~ "a
cynhs tulp ana roSy, 7fs ISI''i Po,ter otcaied
assisted by Rev. Dr. FasE and tho Kew "eoIHe
T. Goral display AT 81 Georges Protestant Episcopal
Churca, GuJlerfuIpace, was no elaborate rom taG
font, whicA faced the ALTA SIau" S wbiis around
pots iao oac.atlns clergyman VAS the Rev W. ;.
iIlia,ford h, assisted BY The Rev MesSrS' Hugh
Sagurc and II. l. B.ydgo'. 49,, ,
n Tr,,ity ChspeI was ". b. Giberts TIE Deum
aud Jubia;c, IN fiat. tho communion SGT
fkrn away my Lord" aud the Kyrie Eel.on ana Gloria
IN Excc- by A. j. Eyre. uora an,ho nuns rom 'uS
pulpit. AMI cross OF white Mes ana lVSes WIS pa ca
a. rae foot az tne lectcrn around "Iith Nas lI'ieu
-max. The services were conducted Py '4S Hef Gr
&. H. cW0pc, assisted by the rev g l. Oh't,u ~ tu'
afternoon che sunday school had aA ELABORATE coeD'A
The chancel o. the Church of the Incarnation al Mad
sou-uyr. and Thirty -thet was prtttul ucc'Lalc, WIN
potted flowers AID foliage plants yesterday. iie oiu
ug wa crowded Ut the morning service. Inc music was
under The direction az Frederick Archer ihe sermon q"
the Rev. Arthur Brooke touched upon The lessons oi
Iastertde Ia no AFTERNOON the parish anP nI iCH
sunday schools hcld festival IN music ".a lul
iI |sUr,h OF the Holy Trinity at Madison-ave. aud
Forty.stcJnd-st. crowded with worshilpeIs Ihe
dec ratiou5 were elaborate than usual vases OF
,rtfrir The rhauc, The music under the direction OF
George G Rosewood was gwen by q large CHORUS oAoT
DISTURBING THE woRsIlPPERs AT ST. PArRICKS.
St Patrloks Cathedral, IN Fi.th-Ayc was crowded az
the solemn P0nthcal high IN ass IN the morning AL
affairs DldAcu WIN li-hNS pAb thNAN WA 'N
Tie Cardinal occupied his throne. On his right sat Vicar
General QUINN and his left his private secretary,
Father Farley. Archbishop COrrSan was the eeeDrant
OF the mass with Father Donovan as assistant priest
Father Layelloa as deacon and Mr. McGl as suDdeaoon
The sermon preached by Father Parlow Tue music
WAS given by an organ. orchestra and choir, ana was
,oo.t iu,nr..slye The Crelo from GounOds Messe
Sorunelie" was Interpreted with especially
were a large number OF persons present VINO
were not Catholics aud many of them conducted them
syra as AS " give annoy ance TO the WorShppcs Ihey
talked and sned In the solemn parts OF the Scr
vice Elegantly dressed women stood IN the midst OF
throng OF kueeng Catholics and In audible tones crit
cise ching the stained glass Window 10 the
| Cardinals robe. -, .
AT ST. stephens Church, in East Twenty eghth-st.,
there were elaborate floral decorations On all the affairs
and around the sacred pictures there was an abundance