The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-18

beautifully decorated. the choir was
out in great force and made an excel
lent impression, winning Rev. g. NJ.
Hlckman's encomium.
The Sunday School exercises In the
evening were especially attractive.
ROMAN CATHOLIC AND EPISCOPAL
There was, as usual, an extraordl-
nary preparation In rhetoric, music and
flowers in the Roman Catholic and
Episcopal churches. who do all the
better to try to hold the lead now that
they have led most OF the other
churches into special Easter celebra-
lions.
At st. Andrews Dudley, Bucks "Te
Deum' was particularly well rendered
and impressive. Trinity fully cele-
brated and Samuel O. Biddle presented
mem oral Easter Offering, being
beautiful, metallic reading desk.
st. Johns Church gave a fine Easter
and was pres ented with an aims basin
and credence table "a mem orias.
Hyatts orchestra assisted the regular
, choir.
At Calvary Willie Brown got the
first prize and Hummel Berghaus the
second. Easter was fully observed.
st. Michael celebrated her first Easter
under the rectorship of Rev A. /. Du-
| Point Cole man.
Old Swedes also bloomed with Eas.
! ter lilies, hydrangeas, etc. Rev. Mar
/ tin b. Dunlap OBLIGATED.
At st, Peters Rev. James F. Nolan,
of Washington, D. g., OBLIGATED.
st. Mary's had one of the most
/ beautiful and impressive decorations.
| Fathers Kelly, Finn and McManus Of
| tlciated. ] he choir under the direc-
F., or ship of John NJ. Conway, rendered
Llmilotte's "Laudasion." Hayden's
"Neni Creator and other scientific
music. ..
st. paurs had over the altar He Is
Risen in gas jet letters. st, Patrick e
was profusely decorated, and Father
Bradford OBLIGATED.
Services at st. Hedwig's were In the
Polish language. Father Sylvester
preached at the Sacred Heart i'll Ger.
man.
BAPTIsrs AND NTErHoDIsIs.
The Free Methodists did not have
any decorations and preached ant
held divine worship in the public
street at Fourth aud Ma ct streets
under their pastor, Rev. ID. W. Hart
Their tabernacle services at Eleventh
and Walnut streets, were unusmall,
solemn and Impressive.
, At scott Nj. +. Church, Rev. JOIN
France paid particular address to the
, children in a church where tho little
folks are II Christian power 1t wal
their day too. Madely Joined hearth,
in the celebration. Wesley, under
Il ". J. u. Quigg, was especially eff
| lIrIent.
Bethel, Ezion, Union and Shiloh he'll
the Easter fort.
. Rev. II. 5. Dulany and people had
s. glorious day at kingswuod.
Five services elegant congregations
5 With the orchestra of nino Instrument
. the music was Inspiring. Recitation
q by scholars OF the school was pleas
: nnt feature and one always enioyed
l Flowers were abundant ana beautiful
) The Second Baptist held their Ills
t Faster In their new Chapel at Mint
: ana Franklin streets. DR.. Cool
preached he Easter sermon on hstori
n lines going mphatically with the eS
V prrirncc Of st Paul. 1t WAS un abb
j. discourse. Rev. I. l.. Terry, pastor
q gave m elaborate Easter sermon at 81
n l'aul.s VI l., church.
st. stephens English Lutheran wa
). decorated with II cross bearing TIA
Il words Jesus Risen"
/. At Bethany Baptist Rev. o. q
e liudilngton OBLIGATED.
a Asbury celebrated to full house. o.
}. The improvement Society held caste
exercises on Saturday evening
/" Della ware Avenne Baptist was prom
!. nent IN the Faster procession.
{, SilyerbroOk, Harrison Street. Ftrs
). Presby teriau, Union, Haven, Mt. 81
lem Mt. JOY, Mt. Zion, st. James an
/. Plymouth Joined In the long EastG
J. procession.
Ef%oETH NJ. +. CHURCH.