The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-23
Easter Service at the Church of
the Good Shepherd.

The Easter services a the ChurcH o. the
G ocd ShepLerd, Chesapeake City, were
very impressive aud beautiful. Tne
usually large congregation vas aug
m-nred by many outside persons wnD,
while uoj M nberS of the EP'scopa.
Church couu; jhem YES c. ue1t
With Augustine Parish. An tie
music under the direction o. VI $. Irvine
rs choir leader aud Mss karsn as
orgsaist WAS ptrteul4rly vii rand d.
dgs Charles 5. Ellison sang be,ufitu..y
her parts, the llturgieal music 0t g..
Ep'scopal Church sUigIng hey tiHe v9Ic9.
she acted rs Leading soiais5. Master
auleY S-aale who Was also soInisg iia
admirably. VIVA surprises 50 many -
rha tact that n town % the size OF
Chesapeake CITY can furnish spch
ch Dir as that Of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd consisting of twenty five,
eighteen OF whom are male members
aud are vested At auy Of the SUNDAY
services you will not he disappointed
in hearing good music and sing NJ.
Last Sundays music will he repeated to-
morrow.
The Easter programme aud names OF
the members Of the choir are as follows:
First Celebration. 80 a. IN.
Moruiug prayer, 1919,
PROFESSIONALLY mn 10y ............. Resurrection
Christ our PaSsoyer-Chant No 30. .HutcAins
Psalms, , 81, Ill.
First Lesion. Exodus u, Log,
Te Deum. ...:...............G &c. a. McFarren
Second Lesson, st Matt. =.
~ ia - 80 Second Celebration. ~ We -
Introit, Hymn gS.....::.. banks
! Gloria Tibi, No. 49,
Nicene Greed on Weller
Hymn .hteri"ah
Sermon.
Anthem, Lift Your Glad Voices '........ banks
Presentation OF Aims, No. +3j,
| BenedctuS, qui VENT. =. Monk
Sursum Corda... 10. ~
Sanctus.. ...---No' ~
AgnuS... Lh
Instead OF Gloria in EXcesis, Hymn 10.
Recessi l',ilI' Rise he sign Of Trinmnh
wv '-7'''-' Rev, d. I,viue
Evening prayer, 80.
Psalms liz. ii lis.
| First Lesson, Exodus Is, l-lj.
MaEniA'at, ,. %;
| Nunc Dmmijtis. -. Chant 2G5
| Nicene Creed NonW el!er
Hymn Sermon, ORGAN
Presentation OF Aims. Mo. 4&5
Rys 5'ii Kii.o the sa Of triumph,
Rev Or. Irvine
CHOIR:
Organists-MIss Elsie +. KarSner and Miss
| Alma v BoucnelIe. Choir DirectoreSs-NTs. l.
| n. W. Irvine. SOoists-Mrs. Charles ). Ellison
and Mr. Stanley Steele Cross Bearer-Freeman
| Morgan. ChOristerS-Me BryOu B0uchelie,
| I. Eandergrift, Charles l. Freeman Edgar l.. &
| Ellis m l.. +. Ellison, y. Steele Il. n. BOuchelle
Il. I. Cooling, & +. Tatman, J q. Steele, q. d
| WhIteolk. IL. Steele, &. W. CuOling,J >. Cooling
!. I. Loveless, Harry KILLER Gilbert Cooling
| Chorus ChOir-Misses Mary q. Ellison, Mary
| Elizabeth Freeman and Maggie Tatman.
The floral decorate ns aud the white
haugiugs were most beautifully arranged
and were a great contrast to the garb ot
mourning whicI the church wore Oh
Good Friday, when the death ana passion
of the Saviour were portrayed III the
most realistic as we'll as spiritual SENSE
possible. All the windows were banked
with flowers on Easter. The LItany desh
was terraced with choice gerauiums auC
Easter lilies, and the chancel, especially
the sanctuary, was a mass of choice lille!
and other white flowers. The whole o
the rerados was draped in white auC
these with the beautiful lighted taper
on either side of the altar presented a
charming scene which cannot easily bt
. for gotten.