Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-24

DffertOry, "RtSurrcCti Shelly
Communion service Stainer
The early celebration of holy commun-
ion at Trinity church on Easter day
| Will be at s Il. m, aud not at 7:3O as is
| usual
Central Nj. L. church, South, will be
decorated handsomely with plants and
ll)wers from the Brownhurst green.
houses. An especially attractive pro-
gram of music will be given by the Ceu-
tral choir. Rev II. +. Chreitzberg will
preach.
Appropriate singing in the excellent
style OF the choir OF the First Presbyte-
rian church may be expected by those
who attend this church,
A special Easter ser, ice will be held to-
morrow at the First NJ. L. church begin
ming at 1915 q m. Rev G. !! Uctwiler
will preach at H. The regular program
will be rendered by the Sunday school in
the evening, beginning at S O'Clock.
O;her Church Services.
Rev. J. l.. White, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, will preach tomorrow
morning on "Thc Resurrection OF Christ. :"
At s O'Clock p. M, The Eighth Com
Notwithstanding Tie public cor
daily invited
Tomorrow morning at o clock Rev.
Mr.. Brunson, of the French Broad Bap-
tist church, will discuss "The Fall OF
Man" At s O'Clock u. m. his subject
will be, Paul Rehuklng Peter or, Con.
tlict in the Apostolic Authority" The
public are cordially invited
Rev, ]. W. c. Willoughby, b. d, prcsi-
dent OF Washington college, Tenn, will
occupy the pulpit OF the Southside Pres
bvterian church Sunday morning and
evening
At billiard hall Rev II A. Wcstall will
mot Here, But Risen" and at 8 p M.
subject, THE Religion of the Future" :"
The public cordially invited.
At Bethel church tomorrow at | | a.
m, Rev. T. F, Mari will preach on THE
Resurrection. Appropriate East ser.
vices will be had by he Su day school
at $3.50 p. IN.
Rev. T. f. Wagg of Wcavcrvilc will
preach at Riverside NJ. E. church. South.
eoiHciIoW uioi hiuS duu evening. NSN'
G. II Detwiler will address the mission
ary meeting at $3.50 p. III,
Central SUNDAY school,
The Central Sunday school will hold
its Easter celebration tomorrow evening
at s O'Clock The regular services will
give place to the young folks, who will
occupy the centre OF the church and take
full charge Of the exercises. A beautiful
Easter cantata, "The Living Christ"
will be rendered, consisting Of solos,
duets, cho.uscs. etc, and the entire SER
vices will be pleasing and interesting
The public are cordially invited,
Easter Dinners.
The Easter menu for kenilworth Inn
tomorrow is thing of beauty. The
form is an oblong card bordered with a
band of gold bronze with an embossed
imprint OF the name of the hotel and its
management. Supplementing the ty-
geographic merit OF the card Mis-, Harry
Rhoades kleber has artis,ically embel.
lishcd it with touches ia oil of rare bits
of blossoms, clover heads, arbutus,
violets, lilac, pansies, or by All occasional
bid in delicate plumage and in full
flight.
Battery Park guests will direct their
wishes for Easter dinner from a silk rib
boned fold Of three leaves. The cover is
Illuminated with classical picture
tinted in royal purple and also bears the
legend of the hotel and manager. The
menu fills a page of the inside leaf with a
tempting array fpalatables from green
turtle to coffee.
The Winyah house Easter dinner bill is
a folder with the title page embossed in
silver and gilt, besides illuminated lines
OF the name OF the house, The bill fall.
on the third page and comptehends al
abundance of good things