Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
eksTER SERVICES.
C,r,ral Outpouring Of the People and
large Congregations.

Large Congregations.
rll.st tte weather Sunday was only fairly
t-.. nere vas general outpouring OF the
,....et trf the congregations at all the churches
,... unusually large. In the Catholic, Episco-
a. ,ri Lutheran ana some OF the other
....f.. o.Qccial musical programmes we're
r.-s.-el Erl the custom OF wearing flowers was
-.-s generally observed by the ladies' than ever
.f-.U Ur tle occasion OF Easter commemora-
Episcopal.
pe..-yi-es az s.. Paul's church we're Of an
.--.lt"v interesting character, and the music
usglnl Do the morning an Immense congte-
fs'r r.ei tAe eilnce. Bishop Randolph occu-
rfrerlItIf and delivered an excellent dis
--.. s collection Of 500 vas taken up Tor
t.a4rh rn loWment fund, while In addition To
n.ue sInlry school made contribution OF
s- Rev. Hartley Carmichael preached at
rc. n ihe morning Bishop Randolph con-
.;.si tcs-. % twenty-four,
.f>.hf sth---h0Ol celebration OF MOnum ental
Irt ah took place at o'clock sunday al
.rar VS.. largely attended, and even the gal
.r..1-1a .sles were crowded, while many were
--.'ssay from the doors. The scholars entered
rt trlurrs To- their hands andsinging"N care
sl.rs q the Cross" a. they marched along.
lF A.f--f Williams, who was 20 have delivered
r.t.if.-r, vas unayOidaDy absent, ana rev.
.f session therefore made abort talk 10 the
.rn large floral lighthouse, represent
lG., Christian faith. was built blythe different
Asses The chudron's offerings, which were
uia ug. we're very liberal As the scholars left
O.. n,u taty sang Brightly Cleans Our Ban
I.-ar ru e services Of this church large coli
-tl Fss taken Up for the benefit Of the rec
tl .-1L
AN0rnER CLASS CONFIRMED.
Ete services sunday the congregation of All
',-t church raised s6,0d6 towards paying OF
o.. .i ODD f1e church lot. The services, both
--as ana night, were largely attended and
g.u.s. excellent AT the latter Bishop Ran
.., rlcruei a class Of fourteen
A .if.f.lu Eas taken up Sunday at ~. Marks
t.t f.r .te purpose Of liqnidating the church
t't > fsr as reported S51j Was raised, but
f.n VI. taincfeased by other contributions.
o Sunday school save SlOJ OF the amount
ir nasl.el held special services In the after
? iil Itized six infants sixteen we're
a--i Friday.
.- au.c.s az Gzace church Sunday we're
t'i.l attended and the Sabbath-school cele-
-s O., HlI' 'l took place IN the afternoon, was
tti slrer-. Hr. Eureno hassie delivered an
,'-e'lf address before the children, while
'- tey. landon X. Mason, made a short
at 4at llars entered the church with ban
-r u 'tDr hands, and presented very
if iil.e as they marched down the
li. sunday school made O contribution
ti'i.' llpre.a an missions, while a. the regu-
5000 was raised topay on the church
l i.r o'her purposes
tl hp Memorial church the morning offer
rs. -ltrd o. some $4,000. This is for the
.---af fund.- one member gave 1900, and
nul-resiient fnond Of the church gave
..n iay-school exercises which took place
'-'-i .iurcf ou the afternoon of the sabbath,
a unusually interesting character.
W. hl address, but responsive services,
'-- -A iD.a part, were held.
Catholic.
lts'e-s cathodral Was densely crowded and
.'-- throughout were strikineiy impress
l.llclt and elaborate musicai pro
'-' Nf i4l choir and orchestra was rem
+ .hl Rev. Father Mckeelrey preached a
client sermon. The altar decorations
d, iai-e. church was beautifully decorated,
t.-f ifrF eiGbofately dressed with living
a.- iirf floral attributes. The discourse
.N. hrtlrrcriiOn 0f Christ was by kev
t ll.ia.n, ana was allie. interesting, and
De music Sas the finest ever sung
-r l. and the choir received very
... Compliment from the minister st the
~ iie ,oruce special collection was
'i seminary purposes.
ar % 81 Mary : was accompanied by
nv. .e..fa, and the dirlcut programme that
~ arranged for the day was rendered 10
fe style. Rev. Father Baumgardner
. ilc morning and wore the new vest
1'iy presented 70 him by the Sodelity.
Methodist
., LASER services at Park-P Place Methodist
49, ac'e attended as usual by large congrega-
A.. tte able iu The chancel was loaded with
beautiful flowers, while the pulpit was
,iei ri.u Easter lilies and o,her plauts
- Ahi iastsfuuy arranged. ar. Bled-
F- Tor hh text In the morning, "He Is
5..' ana presche1 a very beautiful and inn
t.-., ''iinou. AZ night Woman aud tue
aUa a. tt.o
i having Tor his text, "He appeared first
80 htfdalon.' Tho sermon closed with
3 80 uiOa'e " the faithful Christian woman
n. p...>.feei Methodist church was crowded at
r,. illnf service An abrasive musical pro-
~ -. vas rendered, ana the floral display
pst'-l elaoofate. Dr. Tudor announced as
Isir b. lpt ne roinarks on this occasion Luke
grs - enc gave recital " the impressions
bR.e ',..lrs ss they walked together ana
fiFoA haflng seen Christ. lie brought out
,arsls 'nNaehoes Of the spirit In closing his
"a h, ~ .e t'1k occas0n 70 speak OF flowers
~ \. eplfoeiaiion Of them at funerals when
as.,v-. .s'efAtlOn. ON OCCASIONS OF tnis kind,
sIp.....,. su'y should bo used freely. be said, -
~, I've Vi The Joy such events prodc~e. Al
N. ftJ large audience was prese when
Van 's..f hesuUecii0n of Life" ~ found In
lsi1ss.i,'s 80 vas vas treated IN most powerful ana
s,.ss',,t,l.enafy Methodist church there were no
tf slsss ~ oht Two excellent SERMONS BY lses.
f,t4e,sss sno The beautiful musical selections
b. Nese,.' be choir s1frcod. The fourth OF
Itos,. seilos VI sermons from the text,
isal ssi Dined hand Ia hand. yet the wicked
~ Il - n. 80 unpunishsd,' MAS delivered st night,
~ b,ss -, deep impression upon his hesr-
zee ns.,a We morning and eyenipg discourses
H.. Easter Presentations.
L.sS,, s. ,sssryinen Of tbs Monumental church on
f.S. we ffesohted Hog john a EeWf1u. thakY
WI viii HANDSOME dosbjs SuSfinsrcsos