New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES.
THE MORNING BROKE FAIR AND WARM.
CLOUDS AND RAIN MARRIED THE AFTbhNO0N
PROMENADE OF FASHIONABLY
DRESSED PEOPLE.

Of an ideal day. Not cloud was TO be see" az ~
O'Clock, and the air warm and balhy' VII" o.,
occasional breeze The freshness OF the spring Scee
to food with pleasant warmth the streets anu pam.
and sonores and 10 invite the people to come out VI
their houses TO enjoy IT, The bells cdught u'e III
spiration apparently for they rang out Joyous I'd"
TO the church services and receiver 'c"'S '''p
from tbousands There were flowers everywhere,
women wore them on their new EaSVc' eV""' ~
Jackets men or the apels OF their coats uey
doomed from the windows OF houses anu s"eu "'''
nerfume down tle aisIes OF the churches. Easter
bonnets were to be seen In great nimDers' anu e"'"
wearcr's face seemed TO indicate that she cohsue'e'
herself the owner of the finest OF them al ~ "'
river Of hoppy faces which moved along Fifth ana
Madison ayes from Central Park to MADISON oq""'0
while the sun shone but the morning had Deeh ,oo
fair and too pleasant to last all day. Tie worship
pers who fingered In the churches until O'CLOCK io"u
great change In the temperature when they came
ant a few white neecy clouds In the horizon III oHc
half hour had spread the whole sky Al A"
o,cIoc IL had sprlnkcd rain twice and the mercury
had dropped TO 80 degrees and the weather experts
sbuddered when they remembered that 1t was 34 DC
crees last Easter at the same hour But the peop'e
were Ioath 70 believe that 1t would not be warm ana
b,,ov all day. and so they stll thronged the streets
ord marks IN the afternoon In defiance OF the tenn
perattirc and OF pneumonia
Tho churches were attended by large congregations,
attracted by excellent music and extensive floral deco
ratlons At St. Mary the Virgins, 81. falrlchs
cathedral and St. Thomass many were denied adj
mttance after long waiting. At Trinity, trace
church. St. BartholOmew's, st. Georges, All souls,
the Church of the Heavenly Rest and others. there
uoe excellent music. The chancels. affairs, fonts
and pupits marves Of the florists design Easter
and Gala lilies, ferns, palms, roses and hydrangeas
were seen most frequently, and there were azaea'
and rare ported flowers In profu-ion
Al Trinity the celebration Of the feast began at
r,fop Mo
hratton was held at O'Clock, and the third In German
nj 2 O'clock and morning prayer Mt O'Clock. Inc
Rev DR. Morgan Dix assisted By DR.. steele inc
Rev Mr. I'M and the Rev. Mr.. Mag1ll Inc choiI VI
men md boys at 10 80 a. m, under the urecuo"
Of Dr. A. II. Messter, the organst and choirihas'eF
sang the "Agnus' and Gloria IN Excel'is' rom
1iszt,s Impe.al Mass and the " Kyre,' "Creed'
Sanctu,- and Bcncdctus,' from Schuherts Mis- !"
+. The prelude "Fugue in d. GriSon. ana tne
postIude Gran Coro Trumfae.7 Oapocci; Tic Lo'd
Is King Barnby was the olIcrory. Al the scr'io,
held AT p. M. the music was SInarts 'i"Hi"'1'
and Nunc Dimttls in Hat, Even 50 IN O"i, ~.
and the IIalleujah Chorus from the Nc sN'' Inc
prelude was Chocur in a, salome, ana t'e pos'0 80
Grand OGcrtolre in d. Batiste. Victor Baler' inc
o.ts,,nt orranlst. played on the great organ una
M hvdronccos and palm, were the floral decorations
OF the chancel. -, -. uor
Al II rhomass Church the Rev DR.. John W. Brown
was assisted ty the Rev. Henry hlrADy az Wv
morning service The music was sung ny VIC -,
,n- quartet and choru, Of forty voices N''i'""0
Mario Gramm, soprnno; Miss Emily "lnhi'. W
tralto: Mr. Rocker. tenor and Nhlam H. 7
has George william Warren, the orgnnisI ""u "a
,orcd . nrocramnc OF which the following = paw
r, Denm." Lnmbotte; Jublate' lIi'upuilri Ia
trolt. "Thc Lord Hath Brought U.s. r. H. Ioni
D Gloria TbI,, Gounod: ascripiion' "Sounu VIC -.
Timbrcl7 j. r. Schachner; sanct's'' "oulo
o'clock therc was chlldrcn's service Win ca'o',
rh cb,rccl font lectcrn and pulpit OF ST. Bar'ho'o
80 Church were clqboratcly decorated win P'''o"
,l,rts and floral emblems. The wlndows aiso "eio
i,rnc with hyaclnths, azaleas, white ana Id rr'p,o
roses and jcssamincs. Following was the pr @ ~,
,,- the morning service: Professional, sounu tIo
rors Tlmbreln Schachncr. canticle, "'hrist o''r
ovcr- In f Aat. Chapel lie Deum Lauuaihus anu
,n,r,,o Dco in F.. Horatio W. Parker inroit' hy'h"
90. Kyne and Gloria in f, Parker; lynn 49,
O.. p.,in Nv SOUL arranged Gounod; oher'ory ah'"o'
d. riu tho Font George william WARREN !" W
,rtsrpoon M 4 o'clock there was Spcclai "'"'"'
.c-,lc. AZ which the following anthems "e'e a"e
. Tho daughter OF Jalrus7 sir John stainer' ADV
al Praise Mcudcis-o"h' SHE
- Vita" Gounod. -
y n Prentice conducted an orchestra OF ten pieces
., IA, church u =. Mary the Virgin. and DR.. ucoF5
y. Prentice directed choir composed oil f'i''o' -
,,,is,s ard q chorus OF wOmen'S, BOYS ana men >
voices. who gave an excellent programme az M
mass A. iO:iJ Cmaro-a's Me>se N"i"'V' w. -
-,bc r., and organ was given; the oiferory' f'SS'
, r.,,.,,.,.s Goodness and lIaelulah,' from
ro,fboyen's Mount OF olives The postlude was
t,,m Golroi', Queen Of >heba.' Nesper services
r.,. held At 4 O'Clock with this programmed lroceS'
.loi,,l Hmm ~. the "Maenhcal ana W..
p,ulftis.~ wagner. This Is the Day which the Lp.u
Hath Made" Lcpiceo,t; the rc'e''lohal' hymn I1i'
and Trout, ~Tuumphal March 10. the po'uuuc' i"o
Row Thomas Mckee Brown held hEh mass i"'7''
and calla lilies decorated the chanceI
A. :, George, the Rev. d.. W. :. Rainsiord was
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. scdGwich. the Kew Nr'
Ntchison and the Rev J. lrnklh carter Inv lof
yn. quartet and the large vested choir are undep inc
direction OF William :. Chester. orsanist ana cnoF
master: Miss Josephine T. naSsett. soprano MISS
Della Nivcn central o; William ~ Prime tenor anu
,u,rt T. Arvcschon baritone. The Holy Communion
r,s celebrated with carols Mt a. m, and at high
celebration. at 10 80. Christ our Passover "le
ncuur I'm f. dat ".ubllatc' In \, sclby. and From
rhv Love rs a Father" from Gounod's Redemption
were given. Evening service was held at p NJ
The Rev. James V. Chalmers and the Rev. G. H.
rottomc assisted the Rev. Dr.. william II. Huntington
at Grace Church. : r. Warren. tho OreanisI directing
u ouortct and chorus gave a choral celchra lon al
q. a m and this programme AT tho IL o'clock eele-
brotlou: Te Deum" and Jubilate' In G. Mosenthal
Kyriar In +. Tours; ohertoy, AS 1t Began TO
Dawn C. Vincent; "Sanctus' IN ID, Cooper, anu
" Gloria In Excclsis7 IN T. Hat. Lloyd AT O'Clock
500 children from Grace chapel were present ~
tho celebration and they took part In special service
arranged for them. Tho chanccl was taSteiuhy "e'o
ra;cd with hydrangeas lilies hyaciuths and heotope.
Al st Chrvsos:onl's Chapel at 10 80 o'clock. the
high celebration Included the Ialiculah Chorus from
the Messiah and God Hath Appointed Day
Tours.
At the Church Of the Divine Paternity the morning
service included Dudley Bucks "Te Deum' In ID. 81
WIN Magnify Thee" Rosenthal. and the Resurrection
sonrnno solo In the evening THE Radiant Morn,
Tho Magdalcn" and Z" Power Eternal" were sung by
u quartet aud chorus.
Tho Church Of the Holy Trinity and the Chnreh Oh
tho Ascension held celebrations at IL o'clock The
vested choir Of men and boys under Walter H. ia ~
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest. sang the morning
celebration. The Rev DR.. ID. Parker Morgan was as
sisted by tho Rev. Arthur II. Judge.
In s.AnLh nni.ru,od lhnrch In Ii scrXcA