The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-18

With An almost indsscrihebly fine embroidery
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yesterday Tor the ilrsf time
THE CHURCH OF ST MARY.
The Roman Catholic Church n 81 Mary has
been or tbe ss
tiled root and exterior sRingled at the sides.
fhers are sssse 9es ss se.S ana
in old gold and olive tints, Thirteen stained.
S snS sWc dbsnse ss
fG1ros Of ST.. Joseph and the Virgin. admit
light to. the. interior. The pastor, the Rev.
rick's Cathedral for a number OF years. He
has been connected with st. Mary's Church
about year.
ST. rHoMAs's CHURCH.
Episcopal Church Church al at Fifth ayenue and Fifty:
third street. was not able to keep the doors OF
the church closed yesterday. as usual. because
prayers and sermon were lost to those il the
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corner, was occupied, and the aisles were
packed S when the services beganr: ,,,o,,.od
place ike incense Banks lilies had been
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in inches about the church. AspeciAl musical
sssaass 's$ix' hsnS saI Assa
TS%%n M haFpEf m, VIVA Mnsu. a%%
Sasso, and q chorus d foftyth5ee voices
ner., The Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown. rector
Of st, ThomasS, preached from the text. text.
from the fourth s Verse Of the twenty.tirst
chapter Of tho Revelations OF st. John.
GRACE CHURCH.
There was tho usual Easter floral and mu;
steal display at GrnSe EharSn and ne is rs.
pal Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine was taken
UP This is the first Of u series Of collections
tH e sf Sr the
Huntington emphasized the need and uses OF
this @ t e Wsna By sa W"es t' Sy a
Christian faith in this the chief city OF the
Even the. churchyard at old Trinity was
crowded before It was time for the morning
service to begin It JOY O'clock n and f ,Ss
chm H Sef The foral decorations were not slabo
rate. but they we're hesuttul Pillars of Faster es
TSs s . WIRE intsft%iaed Fottsd Ps%s;
The music was worth all the trouble It cost
any one to hear 1t. The vested choir under
organst. presented an elaborate programme.
MIR. Victor Baier ACCOMPANYING on the great
organ Thers was one sngnlnsity Sweet ana
above all the rest clear and bell.like. 1t was
the voice oI BENJAMIN olds. the 13.ye aNs9
leader o! the sopranos. Dr DIX preached u
brief sermon on Immortality.
AT st. Paurs the, decorations were simple
The music was elaborate and delightful
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.
H. @Ak
vices we're held in the handsome new editice
in West Fifty seventh street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues; for the first time; The
by the rector. the Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock. AS
sisted by the rector emeritus the Rev. Pr
music ' was BY q surpicel. choir consisting Of
recton the oreanist. i. W; Douglass. The
beautiful new church was filled to overflow
ing by a fashionable throng.
The consecration services will be held at
e thu % Rs Th&sy x
ington. Bishop OF Nebraska Bishop Potter
being absent from the country.
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH.
>, At Easter services in st Phillips Protestant
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. the congre-
cation. which includes some Of the, wealthiest
s4nrs TSe rev. Bsep
the church. was assisted by the Rev; Wesley
Shnson e; the seFess
ers. For long time the pastor has been try
ing to get together competent choir to ron:
der adequately the ritual OF the Episcopal
nifty to Judge OF the success OF his efforts.
HOLY TRINITY.
The Easter service at Holy Trinity Church.
at 122d street and Lenox avenue. was unusual
for two things. The Rev d. DIV. Brdgman.
Rector. had asked that the Easter collection
be made So. 1000 apply on the debt Of the
found that ST.. 900 had been given.
DR.. Bridgman. who until last summer was
pastor OF the Madison Avenue Baptist Church.
confirmed class Of thirty six. the average age
OF which was p years. which is an unusually
advanced aged.
The musical service was elaborate and the
decorations very beautiful. There was q pro-
fusion of lilies and palms.
At tho Five Points House or Industry.