St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-20

PLYMOUTH CONGREG ATIONAL.
Organ Prelude" Volkmar; 1.-The
| Strife is Ger" Vogrich; Christ, Our
Passover" Burnap; Duet, This Is the
Day." Rossini, sung by Mrs. Ash and
Mrs. Erwin; "Gloria Patri," Williams
offertory. THE Resurrection" Shelley,
sung by Mrs. Erwin; "Organ Postlude,' -
Mendeissohn. The choir is composed
of the following: Sopranos. Mrs Ash
Miss Mabon; contraltoS, Mrs. Erwin,
Miss Fowler; tenors, Mr.. Congdon, Mr..
Smith: basso. Mr.. HARDWOOD, Mr. Nick
erson; w. A. Wheaton. organist and
director.
ST. PAUL'S.
Mathis. II a. M: Professional, Hymn
90; Anthem, 'Christ Our Passover"
Humphrey; Psalms, Hayes, Hopkins,
Crutch: lie Deum, Tours in +; Jubilate,
Woodward; Hymn 107; Holy Com
munion; Anthem, ''Break Forth Into
JOY" Barnby; Kyrie, Tours: Gloria
Tibi, Dykes; Hymn los; Sursum Corda,
Pierson; Sanctus, Tours; Anthem,
BLESSED Is He Tours; Gloria in Elk
celsis, Zeuner: Recessional, Hymn Al;
hymn 90; psalms, Lee, Gregorian, Rim
bault; Magnifcat-Nunc Dimmittis,
Stainer: hymn 104; hymn 1903; hymn
176; occasional, 1S9. Supplied choir
of forty voices. The new professional
cross, which has been presented to the
choir by prominent family of st. Paul,
will be used for the first time at the
morning service. The choir is under
the direction of Allan Bullen.
CHRIST CHURCH.
Choral Service-11 a. M. Prelude
professional hymn (No. 554), ''He Hath
Broken the Gates of Brass" Arthur
Sullivan; versicles and responses, Tails !;
Easter anthem, 'Christ Our Passover"
Chapple-Treble. Ernest Beldan; alto,
J. II. Buckley; tenor, &. Westerfelt;
Easter morning, QI.}. UVlI), (CXID;
Gloria Patria latter psalms), j. Barnby !;
TIE Deum, O., Henry Smart; Jubiiate
Dec (F), Tours; Nicene Greed, mono
tone in q; anthem, ''They Have Taken
Away My Lord" DR.. J. Stainer: Kyries,
Sir G. j. Elvey; Gloria Tibi, Charles
Gounod; hymn (No. 99), "He Is Not
Here; He Is Risenr' Novello; Ascrip-
ton Gloria Patri, Chapple; otfertory an
them, ''Send Out Thy Light" Charles
Gounod; Il Know That My Redeemer
Liveth'' Observation-Disclosures En-
nest Beldan; Sursum Corda, Pierson :;
Sanctus, A. S. Cooper; anthem,
"Jesu, Word of God 1ncarnate,' -
chant; Nunc Dimittis tF), Burnett.
The choir consists of James Blaikie.
choir master and organist; E. E. Tar
box, assistant organist; Whitney Wall,
sacristan; Harry Short and Harry
Gmehle, assistant SacriStans; trebleS,
Larue Mead, Herbert AmSden, Harold
Stout, Charlie Dorion, Ernest Nelson,
Ralph Slye, Charlie Ford. Fred Spen-
Ger, George Seibert, Fred Dosh, Paul
Floyd, Herbert Tucker, Walter En-
skine, Arthur Hoppin, Berthe Batch
elder, Willie Johnson, Ray Greenleaf.
Frank Kyle, George Nichols, George
Langford, Charlie Hoppin, Ed Saun-
ders, Harry Gmehle, Fritz Allen, Eddie
Ray McMillsn, Harry Short, Charlie
Harding, Robert Wood, Percy jewell
Charlie Heberhart; altos, Robert Wood,
Benjamin Walker, Frank Relf, Wal
ter Bassford, j. II. Buckley
Fred Bradbury, Arthur Lawson;
tenors, A. LufSky, G. Crowther, f.
Naley, NJ. l.. Badly, James Wilson,
George Westerfelt, l.. F. Snyder, S. A.
Appleton. II. Hall; BASES, p. H. Simp-
son, r. Il. Langrell, Whitney Wall. f.
A. DonahOwer Jr., A. j. Davies, Will
lam George, E. B. Barton, W. 7. Van
York, w. Jones, A. Hill, J. n. Kirby,
F. l.. SeiXas. A. Sibley, J. c. Wall, T.
II. Armstrong, W. W. Bradbury. Sum-
mary: Trebles. 33; altos, Z; tenors, s;
BASES, IS; total. GA.
Sunday evening the Sunday school
will give its Easter carol service. The
choir will assist, and will be accom-
panied by the organ and an orchestra
of fifteen pieces. The rector will award
medals to the choir boys.
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHURCH.
Morning. II o'clock = Professional
hymn, (No. 105) Tours; Easter anthem,
''Christ our Passover" Schilling; TIE
Deum Gn F., Schilling; Jubllate Dec
Gin d., Geibel Anthem, ''They have
taken away my Lord" S. Stainer: Ky
RE Gn Az. Schubert; Gloria Tlbi, Gou-
nod; Hymn (No. 9S), ''Christ is Risen"
Resurrection, II. Rowe Shelly: Sane
tus, Cooper; Communion hymn (No.
210), Dykes; Gloria in EXcelSis, Old
Chant. The members of the choir are:
Soprano, Mrs. George McCaskey; alto,
Mrs. Phebe Willard: tenor, A. S.
Willoughby; baSSo. Charles Bigelow,
IT,; organist, c. S. TarboX.
BATES AVENUE METHODIST.
The Bates Avenue Nj. E. church has
made elaborate preparations for cele-
brating Easter with special music and
beautiful flower decorations. In the
morning the pastor, j. "a. Dewart, will
speak on How Christ Abolis he'd
Death" In-the evening grand Easter
concert will be given.
ST. PETERS.
Easter eve services will be held this
evening at st. Peters church, Maple
and Fourth streets, commencing at
7:30. Bishop Gilbert will be present
and will administer the rite of confirma-
ton. 1t is expected that the bishop will
, address the congregation on Su bjects of
Importance to the point.
PEOPLE CHURCH.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at O'clock a. N. Special Easter serV-
ices with music and flowers at 1920 a.
m. DR.. Smith will begin series of adj
dresses on "creedS" at p. m. All
seats free.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.
There will be special Easter music at
the New Jerusalem (or Swedenb orgian1
church, Virginia and Selby avenues.
Rev. E. c. Mitchell, the pastor. will
preach in the morning Oil the subject,
. 1.-The Inward Resurrection" Evening
lecture: The True Doctrine of Mans
Resurrection"
-, FIRST METHODIST.
AT the First II. Z. church, at 1890 a.
M. the service will relate more espe-
cially to the Knights Templar. who will
be present in uniform, and Rev. DR..
Forbes will direct the services. The
Sunday school will give an Easter con-
cert at o'clock in the evening. The
services will consist of choruSes, solos,
Ducts, quartettes, recitatiOns. etc.. and
the organ. piano and cOrnet will be used.
The pastor, Rev. F. o. Holman, who
has returned. will take part in the SerY-