The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25

converted Buddhist, ef Toxic, Japan.
VIII SPEAK. At night, at 7:S0 o'clock the
young people and children Will give an
Easter missionary concert, Sundlv school
at S;45 am; Epvo1th league at $50 NJ
First German Evangelical Lutheran st.
johns Church.-EaSter service todlv ut 3
@ clock in the afternoon in the Swedish
Lutheran church, corner of Second south
and Fourth East by Rev. Otto Kuhr. Ser
vice in connection with the confessional
service preparatory to the holy eommu-
under the, directory OF Professor Won
Bonn will render an excellent Easter
hymn. All are welcome.
FRS Congregati nal.-Corner First
South and Fourth Last, Rev. Clarence I.
Brown, pastor. Easter service at II AIN .
with sermon by the pastor. Subject: 1.-The
Personal Element in Easter; Sunday
school at 12:15; Y p. S. C. E. messing at
6:15: tire Sunday school will giye an l:as-
ter service at 7:30 pm. All seats free; AL
are cordially inviteI.
st. Pauls Church.-AIain street and
Fourth South Rev l.. b. Ridgely, priest
in-charge. Services today (Eastar diiy) at
6 am; choral celebration at 9:45; Sunday
school at IL am: morning prsly.' and
holy communion. with sermon at pm. !;
Sunday school festival service at $50;
Bible class at 1880 pm. Short service of
song and sermon. Easter WeeH-Celebra-
tions daily at am; prayers at 8 q: m. and
5 pm. Fridays at 1870 PM; meditations
at evening prayer.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.-On
Fourth West between First ana Second
South, f. l.. Arnold, pastor At IL Easter
service by the pastor, in the evening at
$50; Sabbath school will have Easter SER
vices; all interesting programme has been
prepared; Sabbath school at 1215; Wednes-
day evening prayer meeting at 1880. All
are cordially invited to these services.
st. Alary's Cathedral-Solemn high mass
VIII be celebrated at Il am, Right Rev.
Bishop Seaman will preach. Giorza's third
mass will be sung by Mrs. Pinkerton, so
prano; Miss Coda BreeGlOve, mezzo: Mr..
Krouse, tenor; and Mr.. Gorlinski, basso.
During the offertory MascherCne's Ave
Mr.. Krouse and MIR. Gorlinski. Tie
"SanctUs" win be from Gounod's 'Messe
Solennelle."
First Presbyterian.-Dr. K. G. McNiece,
pastor. Public worship at II am, with
Easter music and Easter sermon by the
pastor; Sabbath school at 1890; Christian
Endeavor meeting junior at 43O, senior at
go; at 1880 public worship and address
on MohammedSnism by Theo. Mauoff a
native of Turkey in Turkish costume.
st. Patrick's Church.-Fourth South
anG Fourth West. First mass at $40 am !;
high mass at 1880 am; vespers and bene-
diction at us pm. The musical pro-
Gramme prepared for Easter.
The church university theological class
will hold its regular session in the assem-
bly, hall at l2:3h pm. today. The public
outlines of the days lesson will be dis
tributed among those attending.
Church of Christ notwithstanding
service Sunday morning from II to y.
Sunday school from 10 to II Am; WeGneS-
days study of science and health and the
Eible at pm. Friday at 7.l5 study of
Sunday school lesson. Dispensary- open
each day. All are invited.
First Church of Christ Scientists.-Ser-
vices ut room Il Mercantile block. corner
Main and Third South streets at II a m.
Sunday school at 10 am, Mo ". y.
Bagley C S. D. pastor. Bible study each
Wednesday at 1880 am. also Ftiday ut Z
pm. Reading room and dlspensary TT
Phillips Congragauon al Church-Seventli
East and Fifth South Rev. Dana w.
Bartlett, pastor Easter service at IL am.
Sunday school at LIS; Christian En-
deavor at $50; Easter concert exercise at
40: on Wednesday ,Tening there VIII he
public discussion of the ''9:".,.Sm OF
Poverty" several we'll known gentlemen
will take part. Those Interested IN help-
ing the poor are especially inv'ch.