Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-05
EASTER SUNDAY.
Special Services to be Held at Some of
the Churches.

Special Services to be Held at Some of
the Churches.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday, which
concludes Holy Week and the Lenten sea-
son. As usual special services will be held
in many of the churches. In the Episcopal
and Catholic churches these services are
always of an impressive and interesting
character The affairs are usually imbedded
in flowers and evergreens, and the whole
interior of the churches made bright and
pleasing in honor of the occasion.
At the Central NJ. E. Church, Rev. G. II.
Beechgood, pastor, the morning services
will consist of: Organ prelude; Gloria
Patri, NJ. X. Barrett; Scripture lesson
anthem, Christ the Lord is Risen to. dav. >
c. C. Stearns; hymn, Coronation, No,
65; prayer; Te Deum Laudamus "An.
them in E. Batchelder; Scripture lesson
hymn, The Savioris Tomb > sermon by
the pastor, on The Resurrection - offer
tory, Easter Anthem" Parker; hvmp.
Rise, Glorious Conqueror, Rise" No. 81;
benedicuon organ postlude In the even
ing the order OF services will be as follows.
commencing al 7:30 o'clock: Organ voIun.
tary, Pastoral kullak; choir, 80, Clap
your Hands, d. Buck; Scripture lesson
hymn, Our Paschal Lamb, No. 81;
prayer; tenor solo, Nearer Ny God 10
Passover l.. P. Wheat hymn, Beautiful
Savior" No. II; Scripture lesson; bass
solo, Easter Morning" Mozart; choir,
Why seek ye the living among the dead"
c. W. Green reading, the Message OF
the Dove" (E. Nesoit), Mrs. Charles H
Beechgood: soprano solo, Christ the
Lord" Rondnella; choir, Now is Christ
Risen" G.. ". Warren; remarks by the
pastor; offertory, alto solo, Resurrection"
II. r. Shelly choir, Angels roll the rock
away J. R. Thomas; hymn, Jesus shall
reign" No. 249 benedictlon; organ post
lude, March, Adams.
At the Congregational Church in the
morning the pastor will preach an Easter
sermon from the topic There is No
Death, and the choir will render the fol-
lowing music: Christ, Our Passover
(Millard) Praise to Thee" (Holbrook);
Resurrection" Holden. Easter hymns
will be sung by the congregation. In the
evening, at the Easter concert, the music
will be as follows; Angels, Roll the Rock
Away" Thomas; Lift Your Glad Voices
in Triumph on High (Wiske); Christ, the
Lord, is Risen Dudley Buck);'' As II Began
to Dawn Dudley Buck; Lift Your Glad
Voices" Holden; solo, by Mrs. Downes;
An Easter praise service will be held at
Castle Hall at 7:30 tomorrow evening,
when the following programme will be
rendered: Voluntary, orchestra; quartet,
80 Lord Most Merciful' (Concone); Psalm
No. $50; tenor solo, "The First Begotten of
the Dead" (Danks); scripture; quartet,
Festival TIE Deum," in E flat Buck;
prayer; soprano solo, Christ Risen"
lLloyd); quartet, The Resurrection (Shel
ley); reading, My Legacy written by the
late Mrs. Helen Hunt Jsckson); offertory,
bass solo, Within This Sacred Dwelling
mozart; quartet, The Msgdalen" War
rem; Congregational hymn, No. s64, Lift
Your Glad Voices in Triumph on High"
a quartet of stringed instruments will ac-
company the singers. The choir will be
composed of Miss Emma Felter, soprano;
Miss Hattie Wheat, contralto; Richard
Cohn, tenor, and W. Il. Kinross, bass, with
Miss Gertie Gerrish, accompanist