St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-22


service to large and attentive congre-
CATION. His subject in the morning was
The Risen Christ" In the evening
the Sunday school celebrated the great
festival with appropriate festivities.
The Rev. Sydney q. ,Jeffords cele-
DRAFTED the Holy Eucharist in st. Mary's
church at Merriam Park in the morn
ing, and in st. Johns in the Wilderness
church at White Bear in the afternoon.
He also preached and administered the
sacrament of baptism in st. Stephens
church, Randolph and View streets, in
the evening.
-IIaAn impressive Easter service was
held at the First Swedish nj. E. church,
corner Twelfth and Temperance streets.
by the Rev. A. q. johnson. Beautiful
and appropriate music was rendered by
the chorus choir, under the direction of
OrganistJ. &. Thornquist. The church
was handsomely decorated with cut
Mowers and plants, and the sermon was
intensely interesting.
1e'Who Shall Roll Us Away the Stone?"
was the subject upon which Rev. w. A.
Foster preached at the Christian chapel
in the morning. A fitting Easter ser
mon was preached in the evening, and
the attendance was unusually large,
testing the capacity of the little church
to its utmost.
Rev. W. S. Vail preached with the
spirit OF saint at the Peoples theater.
The sermon was an appropriate celebra-
ton Of the day, and the music, which
included Consider the Lilies,'' ''The
Resurrection" and an Easter carol en-
bracing a solo and the juvenile chorus,
was grand. The Canton of Patriarchs
Militant attended in uniform, adding
much to the symbolic auspices observed
in the prOfuse floral decorations. The
house was filled to overlooking, and
many enjoyed the attractive ceremony
standing.
Rev. Edward c. Mitchell preached an
interesting sermon at the New Jerusa-
lem church. his subject being THE In
ward Resurrection" The singing was
a very attractive feature of the pro-
gramme, and the rostrum and pulpit
Shone Respondent with the rich drap-
ings and fresh bloom of spring flowers.
A lecture in the evening again crowded
the church. "The True Doctrine of
Mans Resurrection" was the subject of
the pastor.
AT o'clock in the afternoon the
Bible class of the Y. M. G. A. met in
the association parlor under the leader
ship OF ii. A. Trip. At $50 gospel
lecture room, conducted by E. F. Neil
son. At the same hour a song service
was held in the gymnasium, conducted
by Secretary t. c. Horton, assisted by
the association orchestra. Following
this there was regular meeting for
men only.
An elaborate celebration was that at
the Bates Avenue NJ. E. church, Pastor
Dewart preaching upon the subject,
''How Christ Abolished Death" Sweet
music and beautiful flowers, large at
tendance and an elegant speaker made
the Easter ceremonies interesting in
deed. In the evening grand concert
was given by the young people of the
church. Rev. Henry f. Butler officiated
at the st. Marks Reformed Episcopal
church, Portland avenue and Dale
street. At IL O'Clock the holy commun-
ion was celebrated, and in the evening
the Sabbath school gave an Easter en-
tertainment.
President James W. Strong, of Garlic
ton college, NOrthfield, addressed the
members of the Park Congregational
church at 7:30 in the evening. AT 1920
in the morning the Sunday school con-
Quoted the Easter service amid prOfuse
decorations and to large gathering.
An Easter song service, conducted by
the ladies of the w. G. Il. T. was held
atthe rooms of the Gospel Temperance
union. 20 East Seventh street, at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon. A large at
tendance greeted the earnest efforts of
the ladies to celebrate the holy event of
ChriSt'S resurrection. The music and
singing were beautiful, as well the
tasty floral attractions placed about the
room.
Mrs. NJ. E. Aldrich delivered an inter-
esting lecture to the members of the st.
Paul Spiritual alliance, at the WacOuta
Street chapel last evening. She spoke
upon ''SpiritualiSm: Its Past, Present
and Future" and held the attention of
her large audience to the concluding
song service. @'.--.-- IL 100 -.-..'-'=7 80
A second Easter song service was
given at the Olivet Methodist church at
le:45 this morning. 1.-The Message of
the Folded Napkin was the theme of
the pastors sermon in the evening.
A united service by the congregation
and Sabbath school of the Unity church
was held at II o'clock in the morning.
The pastor preached from an apprO-
pirate text and the choir sang its sweet
est music.
Rev. W. II. Butrick preached in the
morning and evening at the First Bap-
fist church, on Ninth street. Several
converts were baptiSed in the evening.
Special Easter service was held at the
Park Congregational church, corner
Holly avenue and Macubin street, by
the Sabbath school. The service was
elaborate and emblematical. There was
no service in the evening.