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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-18
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL.
The Unique EdIfice Richly Adorned with
FIora's Treasures.

Floras Treasures.
The members Of st. Johns Church on
Fifteenth street were cut In full force for
the Easter services which were held both
morning and evening in the charming new
temple which they have erected. The strik-
Ing edifice. which Is the only example Of
the pure Byzantine type of architecture in
the country, was very handsomely decorated
by the young ladies Of st. Katherine's
Chapter, while the general arrangements
were carried out by the matrons of the
parish and chapter-both important subdi-
visions OF the working forces enrolled under
the banner OF st. Johns Guild.
Thanks to the forethought OF st. Rather
ines young ladies' In providing rece ptacles
Tor keeping their work fresh aud beautiful,
the blooms and foliage which lent their
charms 70 the interior adornment were as
fair and fragrant as when culled for the oc-
casion. This was especially noticeable In
the treatment OF the frieze, In tho apsidal,
upon which was broad belt Of wood wardia
ferns and clinging cucumber vines. bright
ened with Easter lilies and twinlng branches
OF white Lady BaDksia roses.
On either side of the polished brass cross
was splendid vase Of long stcmmed La
France roses; the standard In the sanctu.
airy was trimmed with snowballs and broad
white ribbons; the angel choirs with Gu
cumber vines and lilies; the hymnboard
with branch OF gold of 0phir rosebuds,
and the entrance to the choir with sheayes
OF Oalla lilies set in their own foliage.
1he pulpit was almost hidden with fern
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ST. Bridgs,,s Church.

The altar of st. Bridget's Church. at tina
corner OF Broadway and Van Ness avenue,
was very beautifully decorated by the ladies
OF the congregation. White roses and st.
Joseph lilies were tastefully arranged upon
the tables and around the tabernacle. on
which they were built into a pyramidal
canopy. The following numbers were rem
dered by the choir:
"Vidi Aquam (RoeckeD. Miss Margaret
imperial mass, Mile. Marie Ponton de Arce and
chorus; "Gloria," ninth mass (MozaiD, Edward
Lott. tenor, and chorus; "Credo" {MereadanLel
chorus, with solos by Mile. POut0n de Arce
Senorita Andrea Mojica and John A. Fogarty
.'Sanctns." Weber's mass in E fiat; "Benedc-
tus" (MascagnD IOhn:A. Fogarty; "Agnus DEL"
Mozarps first mass aud "N0bis." Mime. Ellen
Coursen Roeekel, with john f. Ritter and
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St. Paul's EpiscopaI.

. A wood screen of Easter lilies divided the
sanctuary of st. Paul's Church from the
auditorium. On the epistle side was great
basket of cloth of gold roses. On the gospel
side sheaf of La France roses. Every
window was banked with fragrant blossoms
and spTigs of green. The lectern was
wreathed with rosebuds. The programme
for the morning service was the following
Opening anthem, Nov Is Christ Risen''
hymn 90 (NicboD; anthem, 'Christ Our Pass
over" DUDLEY Buck); "Te Deum" and "Jubi-
la e" 10 6 (Cal>n); hymns 03 and 105; 'Kyrie'
(MendelssohD); Offertory King All Glorious"
Barnbeel; tenor solo, MIR. Frank Mitchell.
The choir was composed of Miss Winston,
Miss Bigland. Mrs. Cham erlain, Miss GRAY,
Mr.. Frank Mitchell. Mr.. A. s. Barker, Miss
Van Wyck. organist.
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and lilies. and held mp to admiration a mag
nifieent basket Of Neahetos roses: the west
galley bore many fragrant floral offerings;
the font YVES smothered with Cherokee and
Lady b. nksia roses, and the grille in the
little morning chapel was eatwispd with
branches Of the las,-named blossom, while
the pretty altar was adorned with snow
balls.
The grand festal altar-eloth, made and
donated by the same young ladies, was an
other attractive feature. 1t is embroidered
on heavy white silk brocade, with a bor-
der OF conventional roses and two pretty
panels of life-like st. Joseph lilies, and has
handsome lectern-cloth to match.
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reflected by the highly polished brass and
crystal Of the candelebra and vases. The
floral decorations were almost entirely of
Easter lilies and foliage.
The music was excelently rendered by
the following choir:
Sopranos-Miss Fanny Denny, Miss Jennie
Eastman. Miss Lottie Crawford, Miss Nellie
Giusti; altos-Miss Eta Bayley. Mrs. Nj. A.
Kennedy and Mrs. I. Ii. Gibson; ten0rs-MPssTs.
Edward ToTpi and Al TiSsol Sylvester Rada.
mscher and Philip Murphy; bassos-F. Z. Seal
Ilus. Robert Donovan, Frank Kelly William Me-
Laughlin and Fred Wilson; organist, z. j. Sulli.
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Westminster PresbvterIar.

There was pretty display of flowers at
the Westminster Presbyterian Church, on
Fell street. The following programme was
rendered, under the direction OF Mr. Robert
Lloyd:
Anthems lift your glad z0ices'' (Wlske);
Christ being raised" Elveyl; "Why seek ye
the living" (HopkiDsl Solos, saving victim
lFaurel. Miss Greenwood; "Lght Of our ife''
tMascagnD. Miss Graham; "The stfife is o'er''
and Then said the angel" from Gounoa's
Redemption." Robert Lloyd Christ Our
Passover" (Cramer). chant with solo. MISS
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st. Peters Episcopal.

Three arches of white lilies spanned the
chaneel of st. Peters Church, at Filbert
and Stockton streets. The font was hidden
under canopy of palms and ferns. and a
beautiful cress was suspended over the pull
pit. The decorators were: Miss Maud
Jones, Miss Emily Gray, Mrs. Armstrong,
Miss Medina, Miss Marsh and Miss Beau
man. A large collection was taken up to
be devoted to paying off the debt on the
church. The choir rendered the following
selections:
.'Te Deum'' Clarke whtfeld); "Jubilare Dec"
SIonrsl; anthem, HE l. Risen" (Ciare); "Kyi 10
EIeson," French litany; ',Sanctu,O (Tours):
"Gloria In Excelsis," old chant.
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st. Mary the Virgin.

Morning and evening services were held
at the Church of ST. Mary the Virgin, cor
ner of Steiner and Union streets. The lit
tie chapel was prettily decorated by the
ladies OF the Altar Society under the direc-
tion of Mr.. A. l.. Miner. The sanctuary
was particularly noticeable for its taste
fully arranged flowers aud eyergreens.
The services consisted of a low ceIebra-
tiOn OF the eucharist from 10 s A. NJ, which
was followed by chiliren's eucharist, last
ing until IL, at which hour the impressive
"Missa Cantata' was rendered with SOL
emn procession.
The singing of the solemn evensong and
several hymns made up the evening service.
The full ritual was used throughout the day,
including incense.
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Notre Dame Church.

sung for the first time In this city. The choir
consisted of Nine. b. Hardisty. soprano;
Nine. b. Kneli, alto; A. Luttringer, tenor,
and George Harris. bass. assisted by string
trio and organ. During the offertory
Laudate." by Abt Vogler was sung BY
Nine. Hardsty, with chorus; and for the
benediction the Largo" by Handel was
rendered by string instruments and organ.
The entire services were under the direction
OF the organist. Professor John Knel,
The preacher was Sente Renardier, S. Nj.
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St. Paul's Church.

The pure white altar of st. Paul's Church
on Twenty-niD NTH street was lavishly adorned
with Easter lilies, gemmed with elu sters of
La France roses. Young palms and sheaves
of lilies were placed about the altar steps,
and the sanctuary was beautiful with ped
eStals supporting vases of Easter blossoms,
pots of Japanese spirea and, alongside the
paschal candle white floral tablet bearing
the inscription. Christ Is Risen. Al.slula"
Both the side affairs were ornament ted with
vases Of rich blossoms and many-armed
candelabra
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st. Patriek's Church.

At st. Patrick's Church On Mission street
the stately altar. with Its carved inches and
Gothic reredos. was simply yet elegantly
decorated with white blooms, interspersed
with magnificent bronze and crystal furni-
ture. The recesses of the sanctuary were
filled with large candelabra aud a tasteful
arrangement OF blossoms. Both the side
affairs shone with polished candeIabra and
nrighi hued finWnrs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-18
COLORED SIR KNIGHTS,
They Attend Services at the Third Ba,
tist Church.

list Church.
Easter services were held last night at the
Third Baptist Church on Powell street, the
Rev. George L. Duncan officiating. The
occasion was marked principally by the
fact that the cOlored Knights Templar of
this city were in attendance, but their
number was very limited. There were
some 10 or IL in ali Ia rsga liza, and they
were given seats well forward by the con-
gregation.
The pastor selected for his subject the
story of the resurrection as applicable to the
occasion, and spoke OF the changes which
had occurred in the belief OF the world
within the last century.
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Plymouth Congregational.

A white dove With wreath of white
roses held by Its feet appeared above the
pulpit of Plymouth Congregational Church.
Over the bird and the pulpit were two
arches OF roses mingled with dark green
leaves. Large punches of lilies, ferns and
palms were set around the platform.
The morning services were:
Organ prelude, "Fahtasie" tRummeID; invo-
cation and Lords Prayer; doxology, In unison,
"Od Hundred"; responsive reading No.
%; anthem. Easter Triumph" (Ho.den); hymn,
No. 40; Scripture reading; quartet. "The Resur.
rectiOn" tSheiley); prayer; offertOry; soprano
solo. 1.-THE Day OF Resurrection" (CampbeID;
hymn, No. 357; sermon, "The Likeness of
Chrisrs Resurrection; hymn. No. 1868;
benedtction; pOstiude. "Impromptu" Delibesl.
The evening services attracted throng of
worsbipers TO the church. The pro-
gramme is given as follows:
Organ prelude (Gounod); Invocation; anthem,
Christ Our Passover (Sbepperd); hymn SO. Pill
grim Songs; quart, {. "Hosanna" (Grainer), with
violin obligato; psalm; violin solo, "Sarabande'
(HandeD; quartet, 'SingiDg of Birds" (War-
REM; Scripture reading; anthem. Lift Your
Glad Voices tWiskel; tenor solo. HE Lives
VINO Once Was Slam (Danks). with violin obli-
cato; prayer; Offertory. Easter Flowers Bloom
Again" POND; hymn 18S, Iilgrim Songs; ad-
dress, The Joy OF Easter; closing prayer;
hymn 10, Pilgrim Songs: benedeiion pOstlude,
March TriumphaP' parsons.
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Simpson Memorial Church.

The great congregation that assembled In
the Simpson Methodist Church, on Hayes,
street, yesterday beheld their pastor through
arches of pale flowers and dark-green
leaves that spanned the aisles leading from
the yestibule to the pulpit. The floral
arches were the handiwork Of eommi tee
composed of Mrs. c. II. Blinn, Mrs. w. j.
Iolcher,. Mrs. J. X. Firth. Miss C. G.
Graves, Miss w. B. Brackett Miss E. Hirst.
The collection was divided between the
home and foreign missions. In the evening
an interesting programme of singing and
recitation was given by the Sunday-schooi
children, superintendent by c. b. Perkins.
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Under Oak Wreaths.

The Lutheran Church of ST. Mark, on
Geary street, near Powell, was adorned
with wreaths of oak leaves stretched from
corner TO corner. from side to side and FROM
column to column. Over the pulpit was the
motto, Jesus Christ Is Risen From
DEATH" formed of white camellias.
The exercises embraced selections from
Haydn's Second Mass" prelude from
Riuck; offertory, Rheinstein; anthem,
Brahm, and postlude, Gebhardi
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First Bantfst Church.

A wide belt of Gala lilies girdIed the plat
form of the First Baptist Church. An an
Choir of white roses was suspended behind
the pulpit. The morning service by the
pastor, Rev. j. Q. a. Henry, was on THE
Immortal Life" In the evening his topic
was THE Mad Dog-Drink in San Fran
CISCO"
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ST. Peter and st. Paul.

The Italian church OF st. Peter and st.
Paul on Filbert street was beautifully
decorated by John Olivia. The affairs were
adorned with lunches and garfands of roses
and lilies artistically arranged. pleasing
children service was held at o'clock, which
embraced Hawkins Regina Celi'' and
Carovinps "Veni Jesu." Miss c. Douglass
rendered 80 Salutaris." and violin obli-
cato was by l.. Mojoca. At the IL o'clock
service selections were given from The great
masses
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Metre Dana des yic,o,ra.

The affairs Of the church OF Notre Dame
des VICTORIES were decorated yesterday with
skillful hands-bunches of lilies alternated
with punches Of roses. With these were
some of the rarest exotcs and the fairest of
the products OF the California fields and
nurseries. High mass was held at 1O:30
o'clock A. NJ. Cams first mass in D was
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st. Stephens Church.

The Episcopal Church of ST. Stephen, on
Fulton street, as much too small for the
throng that sought to find room within its
walls yesterday morning. The mingled
odors of roses. lilies and syringa blossoms
was waited along the aisles, and wherever
place could be found for them bright bios
SONS of field and garden had been massed
by willing hands. The font was euyeloped
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Holy Cross Church.

The Church Of the Holy Cross, ON Eddy
street, was appropriately decorated yester-
day. Haydn's mass was rendered by the
choir, consisting of: Sopranos-Miss Ger
trude Frost, Miss O'Brien. Miss Kelly; alto,
Mrs. Washburne; bass, W. S. Edminster
tenor. James Largan; organist Miss C.
Donohue.
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African Methodf.ts.

The African Methods Church On Pow
ell street was thronged with worshipers
yesterday The pulpit was decorated with
lilies and roses by Mrs. billiard, Mrs. Mil
lady, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Barlow. A
beautiful cross of eallas was placed above
the altar. The colored knights Templar
attended the evening service In a body.
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Mission Dolores.

The high altar in the Mission Dolores
Church was decorated exclusively with
Easter lilies made particularly bright by
the elegant candelabra of polished brass
and crystal with which it was provided. 1t
was fanked by pedestals adorned with
Gala lilies and foliage. and was draped
with delicate antependium of gold net
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st. JOseph's.

At st. Joseph's Church the Easter music
consisted of Gorza's grand mass, with Bel
iinfs ''Alma Virgo" for the offertory piece,
and Mercadante's "Veni Creator" After
the mass Giorza's Regina Celf' and Mil
lard's "Tantum Ergo" were rendered.
The officiating clergy we're: Rev. p. Scan
Ian, ceiebrant; Rev. j. Dlllon. deacon Rev.
j. McCue, sub-deacon, and Rev. Father
Smith, master OF ceremonies.
During the sacred function the main and
side affairs formed one continuous line of
light shed by innumerable waxen tapers and
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.Josefa Silvia. Mrs. Moralis and Mrs. Mey-
ers. Mozart's twelfth mass was rendered.
The soloists were Sopranos. Misses A.
Arce; tenor. Mr.. j. q. Morrissey; basso,
Mr.. ID. M. Warde.
At the offertory the "Regina Cell" by 81.
Es.aya, was sung. The music was con-
du"ted by S. Arrilaga, director and Or
ganiSt
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Woodbridge Church.

AT the Woodbridge Presbyterian Church
conspicuous feature of the decorations
was handsome cross Of lilies above the
pulpit. The platform and pulpit were
adorned with a lavish dress of flowers.
among which rested many pretty floral
pieces. Rev. j. E. Scott preached on ths
text from Luke xiv "a, 'He is risen, in
deed" A splendid musical service of praise
was held in the evening.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church.

The Emmanuel Baptist Church, though
one OF the smallest places of worship in the
city, was very handsomely decorated in
honor Of tho feast. The pulpit platform
was decorated in one corner with drapery
OF elematis. splendid cross Of Gala lilies
was suspended above the pastors chair, and
the pulpit was completely hidden by choice
flowers. Surm0unting it was royal wreath
OF dark red roses. and spreading out on
either side were baskets and crosses of ex-
qulsite buds, mingIing with clusters Of gar
den favorltes and sheayes of lilies. The
morning service was rich in music and in
cluded the following selections:
..p organ prelude, Mr.. c. NJ. T. Parker; doxology,
Praise God,' etc., congregations; Invocation,
pastor; anthem. Arise! Slime; For thy light is
come" (buckl choir. Soprano Mrs. w. T. King;
contraito, Miss Gladys NJ. Code; Dasso. Dr. W.
King; tenor. Mr.. b. G. Franklin. Scriptures.
Rev. J; w: Henry; solo, "Resurrection" (H0l.
q G Mr.. b. &. Franklin; prayer. o. @. Pope.
DID; chant, choir; hymn, "Christ the Lord Has
Risen To-day" No. 1877. congregations; solo, "In
Solemn Stiffness" tShelleyl Miss Gladys NJ.
Code; remarks; "Chfist, the Rose of Sharono;
quintet. Fill the Font With Roses" (Warren),
choir, second soprano Miss Grace Corwiu; bene-
diction, pastor; accompanist Mrs. e. Worth.
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Old st. Mary's.

AT the old cathedral on California street
the affairs were profusely decorated with
lilies. The chancel was filled with waving
palms. disposed with artistic skill The
decorators were the Sisters of the Holy
Family.
The services were: :
Clmborosa's military March,; "VenI Crea-
t0r. ~ Salutars"; solo from Roche by Mr.. W.
Gordon; offertory, Gorzas "Regiua CoelI."
Sopranos-Mrs. c. j. U'COnneiL Mrs. j. Short
Ledger, r. l.. Divine, NJ. Regan; tenors-D
Gihthin, Il. Dorian; bassos-W. Gordon, f.
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The snanish Chnrch.

The Church OF Nuestra Sonora de Guada-
lupe on Broadway was appropriately deco
rated for the great Easter festival. Lilies
and roses, as in most of the other churches,
were the favorite flowers. and the affairs
were made both bright and fragrant. The
walls were adorned with "staticns" re-
Gently imported from Europe. The decora-
tors were Lola Ainsa, Mrs. Moreno, Miss
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R. Creighton. George Fox. J. Kelly. John
Grisez, p. Hennessy. l. Drathman. w.
Shepard. j. O'Neill. E. Haynes. r. Rich
ards A. Tobin. V. Driscoll, f. Rechling,
r. Drathman, J. Mcnamara, John Cassidy,
4. GTiseZ j. Madden, E. McCarthy
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st. Dominic,s Church.

Affairs blazing with myriads of candles
distinguished the interior Of the church of
st. Dominic, on Steiner street. The floral
decoration was exceedingly simple. and
consisted Of punches of Gala lilies tastefuliy
arranged upon the holy table.
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ST. IGNATIUs CHURCH,

The Jesuits' Magnificent Shrine Glowing
With Light and Color.
Every half-hour from daylight until the
early afternoon a-continuous stream of de-
vout Catholics poured into the spacious
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SprostoD. The chancel ratings have a very
pretty effect, being covered with red and
white heath
About 80 children and few adults were
confirmed yesterday by Bishop Nicoli, who
conducted the morning service
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ST. j mes Church.

The comparatively new church of st
James on Guerrero street held several large
congregations at the morning aud evening
services. Here the high altar was adorned
with tier upon tier Of flowers and candles
set in sparkling brass and crystal. A line
of Easter lilies concealed the reredos aud
made an admirable background for the
numerous vases of La France and Cherokee
roses which flanked either side of the tab
ernacle. The corners Of the sanctuary
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The decorations at the Howard Methodist
Church were simple but effective. In the
center Of the altar was an immense cush-
lon OF superb white lilies. on the left thereof
@ cross Of The same flowers interviewer with
roses and cRmellias bearing the inscription
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A Tempiar Service.

Golden Gate Commandery No. is, Knights
Templar, of this city, attended church last
evening at the Easter services at New Trim
ity Church, corner of Capp and Twenty
third streets. The services were appropri-
was present
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.

A Floral Pulpit-SIrains OF Classic Music
Thrill the worshipers.
The pastor of the First Congregational
Church. who officiated yesterday, stood be-
side floral pulpit-a wonderfully con-
strueted piece OF architecture. made by
builders who were bo'anists. Two gener-
ously filed vases of lilies were on either
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were filled with small palms ard vases Of
roses and the altar of st. Joseph with con-
ven tional flowers and vases Of sweet smell
mo hIoscons
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in wreaths of dropping lilac and wisteria
the pulpit on 4 pedestal of glistening leaves.
The collection went very far toward cam
ceiling the debt of 500 which the con-
gregation has carried for several years.
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First Methodisf.

The pulpit platform of the First Metho-
dist Church on Powell street was prettiIy
ado rned with roses, lilies and wild flowers
by Mrs. j. Dyer. Mrs. j. Moscrop. Mrs, r.
Claiming and Miss Tenie Harvey
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-18
TRINITY CHURCH.

the most prominent workers were: Mrs.
w. Alyord, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. w. Wood.
Mrs. Gillespie, and the Misses Page, Miss
West, Miss Brown, Miss Gray Miss Maggie
Douglass, Miss Mamie Van Wyke and Miss
Moody.
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ST. Francis Church.

The Church of ST. Francis on Vallejo
street was decorated With lilies. The choir
sang Weber's mass.
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Of the richness of their dress can be formed
from the fact that the full complement of
cassocks alone has just cost the church
5000,
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comes all submit to the inevitable. and those
who have walked Alright have no fear for the
future"
Miss Beckerdorff and Miss Grunnagle had
volunteered to sing for the occasion and Mr..
Fleischart acted as organist. Miss Grun-
nagle sang Christ Is Risen," and all
joined in the hymn "He Is Not Here but
Risen."
The exercises closed with the doXOlogy
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