Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-18
EASTER SUNDAY.
How the Day Was Celebrated in the
Churches.

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Churches.
Easter Sunday was generally observed
in all the churches here, and many of the
ladies took advantage Of the day to dis
play their new Easter bonnet and spring
gowns.
The services at st. Anne's and St. Mary's
churches were largely attended, the music
forming an attractive feature of the ex-
ercises of the day. which was elaborate
and impressive. Flowers and ferns were
attraetively displayed about the affairs.
ST. AENE's CHURCH.
At St. Anne's holy communion was eel
e5rated in the morning. by the Rey. DR..
Southgate, who preached an impressive
sermon on the Resurrection of our
Lord and the following music was
sung by the choir Miss Mamie Stock
EFT, organisi:
Anthem. Awake up my Glory, Barn
by; Anthem. Christ our Passover, :"
Williams; .'Gloria Patri,n Wilson; "Te
-Deum or Benedicite, Calkin in T.; Ky
rie Eleison," NJ Weber; GLORIA Tibi, =
Hymn SO, Anthem, Wilson; 0ffeitory;
LAS it Began to Dawn" Vincent; Offer
tory, ITO Him be Glory" communion
Hymn, Gloria in Excelsis, Savannah;
Nunc Dimittis or Mosiey.
ST. MARY's CHURCH
The following music was rendered by
the choir of
MORNING.
Farmers Mass, in B fiat; "Kyrie Elei-
son." GLORIA in Excelsis Deoh; "Neni
Creator" by Willard, "Credo in Unum
Deum," by Wiegand; "0ffertory Resur-
rexit," by Novelo; "Sanctus of Farmers
Mass Benedictus; "Agnus Del.
EVENING.
Musical Yespers, at p M; "Dixii
Dominus.n by Eft "Confitebor tibi
Domino" by Eft; "Beatus yir." by Eft
'Laudate pueri," by Emmerich; "Lau
date Dominum," by Eft 4; "Heac-Dies
Guam fecit Dominus," by Eft; "Regina
Coeli,'' by Werner; "Ol Salutaris hostia. .
by Rossini; "Ressrrexit," by Noyelo
"Tantum Ergo" by Lambilotte; ''Lau-
| date Dominum." by Werner. Brother
John Sander, leader; Prof. Chas A.
Zimmerman, organist.
WESLEY CHAPEL.
| Yesterday morning Rev. John III. Da-
shiel, ID. d., preached an unusually fine
sermon on the Resurrection of Jesus
| Christ IL was full of interest, pathos
| and power and made most wonderful
impression. At 81 T. NJ, the Quarterly
Love Feast was held. The gathering
was large and the meeting was very prof
liable and inspiring AT p. M, the
services were of varied character being
participated in by both the Sunday
School and congregation. Five select
anthems and hymns were nicely render
ed. Mr.. &. +. Hibberd serving as Choir
| lister and Miss Cora Taylor as organist.
Miss Lizzie Williams and Mrs. s. v.
| Case read most impressively choice pa
pers on the Easter Festival Rev. Wat
son Case delivered an address suitable
to the occasion. The house was full of
people and all the exercises were highly
appreciated by all present.
FIRST NJ. Z. CHURCH.
At the First M. E. Church. the Rev.
| w. H. Mcdowell, the pastor preached an
| impressive sermon on "rhe Resurrection
of Jesus Victory" to q large and atten-
| tive congregation. The pulpit was taste
| fully decorted with beautiful potted
| flowers and ferns. while bouquets of
| lovely flowers adorned the desk. The
music was exceedingly fine and attrac-
l e..
surpass its record on this occasion. The
music was under the direction of Mr. w,
| III. Feldmeyer, with MIR. ID. 5. Sprogle,
Oreanist, with the following programme:
Thanks be to God,n Ii, p. banks;
"Angels Roll the Rock Away" Ros-
| sinh: ''Christ the Lord is Risen To-
day:'' A.. ]. Holden; "IIe lives, the folds
of death give way,nJ f. Kinsey. Female
| Voices. Miss Anna t. Field
| never, Miss Mollie Il. Goodwin, Miss
Katie Feldmeyer; altos-Mrs. j. K. Num-
roe Miss Emma 5. Feldmeyer,
| Male Voices. -Tenors-F. A. Munroe.
w. III. Feldmeyer; Base. G.. Feldmey
err, DR.. Geo. I. Feldmeyer, A. B. Carter.
| In the evening the services were con-
Quoted by the Epwort League and con
sisted of Easter Carols
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
There was no extra services at this
church. The Rev. DR.. French, of Wash
ington. ID. c., preached in the morning
and evening to large and appreciative
congregations. His sermons on both oe'
casions were appropriate to the day
| The music was unusually good, under
the direction of Mr.. W. b. Gardiner, or
ganist. The decorations on the occa
sion of the welcoming of the new pastor
on last Sabbath, were left up with sew
eral additions of lovely potted flowers
and ferns about the pulpit, which gave
il quite an Easter appearance. The Rev.
Mcllvain, pastor elect, preached his fare
well sermon to his old congregation. and
win take pertinent charge ofhis new con
rregation this week. and will conduct
the Wednesday evening prayer meeting
next Wednesday.
MIR. Wilkinson Explains His Vote
-, the Rnnnrfar,S Bill