The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-17

EJif1 ice ct ST. Marks
church will be by
ticket up to five min
utes Of IL, when, II
apy seats are still unoccupied. people generally
will be received. These tickets have been given
IN oil commandments and all habitual worship
ners. A limited number have also been issued
TO friends of the parish who have maize appii-
cstio, for them. This method for admission to
the principal service Easter day, which Is Gus
tonary in many churches in other cities, Is
necessitated by the fact that an extraordinary
number OF people are inclined TO sttend
church on this great festival, and the
accom- rnodst:ons ara not sufficient for more
than the church's own membership. ST. Marks
church for example, has between seven ana
eight hundred adult individuals connected with
it, and with a seating capacity OF only ooo the
church is full on ordinary Sundays Last
Easter when no restriction was made, the crowd
W, so great that the church was filed to over
flowing and the doors closed half hour before
the appointed time for service. Many communi-
cants were thus deprived OF an opportunity OF
attending the Easter sacrament. 1t is consld-
cred only reasonable and just that at the CHIEF
service on the one great day of the Christian
year the ch1rch's own members should oe ac-
corded the privilege of worship and OF coming
to the communion. Ii the members are not
present on time outsiders will be admitted No
tickets ere issued for the evening service, which
is specially for the general public. This will be
a festival service. with high order OF music,
and most cordial Invitation Is
offered to all who desire to attend
The long deferred opening of Trinity pa-ish's
beautiful new church will take place today. At
the II a. m service the full choir, assisted by
concealed chorus, Will sing the magnificent
professional anthem, Hail! Festal Day!' The
choir will be preceded by the handsome pro-
cessional cross, and banners Will be carried
The service will consist Of morning prayer and
the Holy Communion. During tho taking OF
the aims the Largo" OF Handel will be played by
Mr. Vaughn Arthur from the angel gallery in
the chan eel. Much pains have been expended
in the music by the organist, Mr.. Roberts. Mrs.
Grambs will also sing 81 Know That Ny Re-
deener L.veth." At the Catholic Church of
Our Lady of Good Help remarkably fine mu-
steal programme has been arranged. At Ply
mouth church in the morning the pastor, Rev.
Wallace Nutting, will be sustained by some of
the finest musical talent in the Pacific north
west. In the evening the choir will give two
anthems, and all the Sunday schools connected
with the church-three. beside the home school
will have part in the service. The
pastor will give an sd iress. Extra
seats will be provided, and it is hoped
tina. all who attend can be accommodated.
DIR. George will preach special sermon to the
knights Templar at the First n Z. church, in
the afternoon, and very fine musical pro-
grammes will be given in connection with
morning, afternoon and evening services. The
African NJ. Z. church has also made unusual
preparations for the day. Full announcements
of these and other Easter services will be 10 und
below:
Methodist Episcopal Churches.
Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal church,
Baliard-Rev. Z. Z. Fans, pastor. Services at IL
a. IN.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal church-Fifth
street, near Pine, Rev. John johnson, pastor
Services at ii a. m.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, FREE
mont-Rev. Horatio Alling, pastor Services at
II a. m. and 7:3o p. IN.
German Methodist church-stewart and Thir-
tenth streets. Rev. c. A. Pressing, pastor. Ser
vices at ii a. IN. and 7:S0 p. m.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church-King and
Rainier streets. Rev. y. P. Tedrick, pastor.
Services at 11:3o a. M In the evening the chill
dren of the sunday school will give a concert,
commencing at 100 O'Clock.
Haven Methodist Episcopal church-Second
avenue and Howard streets Rev. E. ID. White
pastor. Services at IL a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal church.
Third and Battery streets. Rev. Alfred Inwood,
pastor. Services at IL a. IN and 7:30 p. m.
Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal
church-Fifth and Olive streets. Rev. Martin
Hansen, pastor services at II a. m. and 7:3o
p. m
Methodist Episcopal City Mission-E. S.
StoekWell, pastor. Preaching at South Seattle
at II a. m. every sunday, and at walla walln ad-
| diton, in Burners hall, every sunday at 7:3O
| p. m
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal church.
Madison and Cloverdale streets. Preaching at
II d. IN. and 1880 p. m. Sunday school at Il 10
| p. m Young peoples meeting at $50 D. m
| Prsyer-,neeting Thursday evening. Rev. N S.
Buckner, pastor.
Trinity ehurch-Corner Mercer and Kentucky
Streets kev. :. Alonzo Bright, d. D., pastor.
| Class-meeting at 10 Il. m, J. H. Payne leader
| Saobath-school at 1870 p. m., J. b. Denny
superintendent. Epworth League Services for
| the young al 6:4j p. m, in charge OF Rev Fred
.: fearson. freacAlng at ii a. IN. by the pastor.
| Morning subject, an Easter sermon Evening
"Striving for the Straight Gate" PRAYER meet,
| ing on thursday evening. All are welcome
First Methodist Episcopal church-Third and
Marion streets. Rev. ". P. George, d. D.,
will preach at II a. m, and p. m. Glass.
meeting AT 10 a. m. sunday-school at 1880 d.
! m. Young peoples meeting at ESQ p. IN
| Prayer-meeting Thursday evening. d.. George
VIII preach on subjects appropriate to the day
| In the afternoon al o'clock a special service
| will be held for the knights Templar DR.
| George will preach Knights Templar sermon
and Madame Adela Lucy will sing Come Unto
| de, by Coenen. The special music services
! morning and evening viii be very elaborate
| In the morning the programme will inelude
Day OF Resurrection" by schneider, and "Fes-
! tive t. Deum in Flat" by William R. Chan.
| man. At the evening services special pro-
| CANINE viii be given by the sunday-sehoo, as
sisted by the choir. who will render the "Hos-
1
| composed of Miss +. Ferguson and Miss Hough.
| sopranos; Miss Johnson and Miss j. FERGUSON
| altos; NJ Bowman aud Mr.. MeMeekin teuors.
| and Mr. Grout aud NJ. Hoyt. basses under the
| direction OF Roscoe Warren Lucy, organist and
choir master.
African Methodist Episcopal chureh-Jones
/ aud Madison streets, Rev l. :. Blakeuey pas-
| tor. Services al II a. N. and 7:So n m. Easter
| exercises Will be held in the evening with the
| following programme and choir voices:
| Mrs. J. c. White and Mrs. DR. & sch.dd
| sopranos.
| Mrs. A J. Jones, contralto
| Nj A A. Garner, tenor.
| superintendent :. c. Collins, bass
PARTL
Responsive reading ............ sabbath. school
| ChoEus-"Come All Ye People" -...-...,.
| -.-...-..-+...-.... Sabbath-s hool and Choir
invocation ,.-...-..- Superintendent S j. ColIins
AatheIn-''l VIII Exiol Thee" &c choir
concert reading Sabbath-school
| Chorus-"Easter Bells e'''oi
Apostles creed ssshs str Ct.oII
hymn-"From Out the Tomb. ...-'',---N -'oi
| .---..------......-.sab bata-sehoo and Choir
PART IL
| Historical record .............s ahhs,b-sc ,oo,
| Authenticity Redeemer" CboGr
| Recitation-"Res sshba;hschoai
| CEeras-"All Hail the Nora
Address ......-.,..-N Rev + H pfat oaoir
Sass soo-,'Au Hail" ...-......supt s j. Collins
| Closing sOng-"God Be With You,
Beueciction- ..-
Mrs. A. J. Jones, musical direetress 800
Baptist Churches.
Norwegian Danish Baptist ehurch-sixth and
Virginia streets Rev Gustav MaIhv rss.@r