The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18
THIRD EDITION.
EASTER SUNDAY.
Better Observed Than Ever Before
Music, Flowers and Rhetoric.

TO the poor and proud who wero not
able to bloom forth in their new spring !
"duds." They could cay 1t was a low
cry and rather cool morning i'll which
artificial warmth was Indispensable to |
the comfort of parlors and sitting |
rooms, and wraps and overcoats were |
not only comfortable but the pre-
yailing wear.
few even carried umbrellas, which !
was their ultimatum that this Easter |
was not the time To don the new spring
fashions. Thus the majority got to
church very comfortably and the
churches were well filled. On tho 9TH
Ell hand, Providence was equally b9-
nign to the wearers of Easter toggery
and flowers. Although III minority.
they were numerous. The weather
was not such as to make them either
take cold or feel uncomfortable. In
deed the Sun came out on their way
home from morning worship and they
too, could rejoice with the slower ma
9ority that God maketh the sun TO
shine on both the Just and the unjust"
Judge Wales who took his umbrella
TO church. found out, as usual, that.
Notwithstanding the excellence of his
Judgment in United States law, the
Almighty knew more about the wealth
OF, and let him go home home at noon
without making any spread of his
umbrella.
At $50 to 6.15 D. m, however. there
were scattered along the latter part OF
the evening after the people had gone
TO the ehurch which were well at
: tended. This noNal displays at nearly
all the churches wore never more pro-
fuse nor the music more carefully re-
hearsed.
At Grace NJ. L. Church Sunday fore
noon Easter flowers and blooming
plants profusely decorated the entire
front OF the pulpit platform. DIR. Dob
nj m .ts.k. IL -
originality in his finished and elabor-
ate hetorlc. gave the full scriptural
nairatlon OF our SaviOurS appearance
on Garth between the hours of his
resurrection and ascension. The
text was verses Oil of the last chapter
of st. Mark: Now when Jesus was
risen early the first day of the week,
He appeared to Mary Magdalene' etc.
The music was finished, under Iii
rector Bradtield, being adapted from
Farmers Mass in Is Hat. entitled u
will Praise Thee" and Holden's BE.
hold, tell you "a Mystery"
In the evening The God Of Israel. st
by Rossini and Christ our Passover
by Holden, were rendered
Grace Sunday school. with Thomas
Benson, musical director. and {. H.
Lauer leader of orchestra, Miss Alice
Pussy soloist, uud Mrs. Mark l. Bow
man contralto suluist. rendered. in
the afternoon Happy Easter" "a.
oleSp lakes fIlBnL, 'ftufth TO Alt'l
Him." Resurrection" "Chri-t Victor
tous," and 'Eastor Farewell"
At Central Preshy terrain Church
Tour page programme, elcgantl!
printed by Hubert A. Ruop was dis
"a trlbuted to the congregation. AL tht
past or's right hand and reuGhlng from
the platform higher than his heai
bloomed pyramid of Easter lilies
begonlaS and cinneraras, white cal
lilies and ferns were on his left
Flowers were also to the front OF tht
platform and on tile comm union Iubl,
and white azulea arose from the bap
tismal font.
II know that my Redeemer Iiveth
was distinctly rendered in pure tone
by Mrs. II. A. Miller Other parts sun!
by the choir uutler Henry Baird were
Anthems -"uGzanna, Graded; AN
4 gels Roll the Rock Away" Holden
Christ our Passover" Marsh Even
II, Christ is Risen" "kesnrfcctiun
"Llrt 4our Glad Vocns Rev
liam u, Swartz preached On "Nuy
hrist risen from the dead" / Cor
o, and confined himself to tn
tolical evidence o. tho ResurreC
In his afternoon Bible class O
pe theme. which was the Snnda
klesson, the discussion took
range, and teacher aud class lie
Iasa their ideas OF the proof o
direction to be
nsent existence of iii
on the fact OF IL
4 IL The HoIy Sculpture.
III. The personal wure4ses fwhie
were carefully enumerated and many
~. Tho Holy spirit, His presenc
and Witnessing to The truth.
Y. The personal presence of OF
Saviour. Personal presence does N
depend on distance Christ Is preseI
with us Just as far rs He can make
realize His presence. IL is uaestio
OF manifestation. Christ is God al
1e everywhere.
He can perceive us. lie knows O,
thoughts. He considers us To /
pr to him. Faith Is tho eyesig
TIN which We see Christ. We $
Hin \ In Cots Providence
power - given Ia Hin to make Iii
sell known everywhere,
M. swartl.s eyemug theme "
'lhe Risen Lord"
wEsr PRESBYTERIAN urGcu.
awake up my Glory J. Earnh
was II stirring anthem hy an uttus r.a
large and efficient cher ur.!er Jau
Z Glymer. Other paris were. As
Began 10 llawn,' - hrst tile FIJI
Fruits re l5euiu Oar Suvlou
Duet 10y Mrs kutAvrnand Ahss fmi
Thielmau and GLORIA from Near
18TH Evening; Wake the song
Jubilee. "le Is Risen etc.
Key. Albert \ hei.,wlnta first POI
Sunday morning was, that CAr
arose ia t4rer liuys With lie aenu
pauiG ny tire narrative Of eonS-r
lions and prI'-, Adl t'si ituany. 4
was Followed by=HA tle other fersul
testimony iIeIsIiuE that OF ',dou
inE Thomas iio PASSED On to
general hfltrf ul tie resurrection
the badles, Including EEyptIL
Mound i;Hlltlars tile Last indtans. "
burn dead hodus, ut. al.
lie seemed to refer to two r9surr
lions, enc Tor helhVers. and aIloti