Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-03-26
A NORTHEASTERN SUNDAY
nUr 'Tw&S a DAyOF RELIC
IOUS FESTIVAL.
special services, Beautiful Dec
OratiOns and Lovely Music at
Some of the Churches-Centra
Suudav schOOl's Cauta,a.


nostlcators somestimes go askew. L,
instance, the weather bureau made
prediction that Easter Sunday would |
'air' The forecast was hardly sustaine,
The morning opened with rain, viii,
lasted but little while, giving way
a cloudy day with a cold wind thi
presa9ed tabooing Of Easter costum,
to considerable extent.
Although the day was not favorab
for the bringing ont oi new dresses an
hats. the numbers of worshippers at til
city churches was not diminished an
the special services were largely ATTENDED
she Dav A. Trinity.
Notwithstanding the incemency Of tn
day Trinity church was filed to its ut
most, every corner that could contain
Chair being occupied and many standing
The decorations of the church were eyel
more elaborate than usual. A beauti(u
screen OF white fl 'wcrs extended acros,
the chancel arch, each support being sur
mounted bv cluster OF Easter lilies. ant
above the high central arch large anc
beautiful cross OF white roses, The alta,
and chanccl were filled with a profusior
OF lilies and roses, and, with the richly
embroidered white hangings on the read.
ing desks and altar, made an xccedipply
bright and beautiful scene.
AS usual the full morning and the com.
rlunion service were read, the rector.
the Kew. McNeely DuBosc, preaching an
exec lent sermon from the text from the
-fth charter OF st. Luke, "Whv seek We
the living amoug the dead He is not
dead; He is risen"
Only a confident and energetic choir
would have dared undertake the cx.
tremcly difficult musical service rendered.
Inc Gloria from Muzart's 12.h Mass.
loops Tc Drum, Tours IublIatc made a
sci l1ction seldom attempted outside a
cathedral. The complete success of ths
effort was very & atiiNing to the choir
and exceedingly crydtabr to the organ.
list aud conductor, Prot. T. J Z. Peacock,
whose Efforts have brought The music OF
TINS church to It's present high standard.
Spi cial mention must be made of the Of
Itrt"ry' he kedemp'lon.' which was
rendered by Mrs. Linn, her conception
OF that beautiful produc ION being fault,
less. Her voice is ull, round aud sym.
her stylc d, licI,e s;rnnl,. and d'o; cn,,;1n, ""u
The cllmay of hrr ren,i,r;nn % ,,os o.u'n ,..,i Nv
pronchcd and wei, ,crorcrcd ''' WV" "p
In the afternoon the ch;Idre, had ,ho;.
usual Easter c,l.hrot;on tha '"o ,,.oons.., ."vn
ol u,-ching hv ,h, rh;iJn'n ;;H"
singing lamil,lr b,mns su;tah,s tm ,hs
day, which tl,ey did wi,h sn;r;t s>ov;nn
good training, nortions ~, thn sven;nss
service, awarding Of medals tn ,,,,nh"Iss s
0, the different cios.rS ,nr "1nd Wv a,,a.n ,.o.
arce and lessons and , nrss,r,ot;'
heir mite chests thc;r I.nicn nn;,r;,,
for missions. A very Iarce nrnhsr
bc scholars and their frirnds wnro ,,os
mt.
CeU'ra. Church.
Cent,al NJ. Z. church soutb v,s e,,h
,r,,e,, o,d ,a.,,f,u.' -, $3.50
""' '"s'''"''' ueeorateu With
'ott'a and cut tiowering plants aud
vcrgrecns, and despite the unpropitious
weather.. the CONGREGATION was ,oro.
rho s;,o;,, ao.o:a,a,
> se' >o"s's''u VI Spce'al E'ster
'nthelns, IN which solos were rendered
y MISS benson, MIR, Denison and Mr..
iu''' assisted by the lull choir, under the
'irec'ion OF frof. Grabau.
vi. ! NHre,'"oer9 $ sermon was upon the
nn.'hs- va ri. .Sa .e.'nh' upon which,
he Christian rclirion Th.rc ;" ors 'a. ,e,,S an,
hiugs, said the preacher, conccr,inr
'n;eh there is no dispute, namely: That
a.,,, .% " anJ n"" .L a' Sna,st i 'lVeu upon the
W. -, a,o h"u '""' ., at ..u l''e o' seli-Saefl
y ~ was @ ,r;.d E ~ a,d u.n. ,llan ever 'en' that
homab anL n,a,ndn.d u oo';'ueu ;.''n 70 uea,h
"o"I" Nv. I':AI ~ n'o ".uS'u 'hhoceh' that he
E 81 ,b."" .u' ns.o a's iesurrectioh' one
,d" p't'S t.,'a. nlus. pe uue-hs
y WI H. on.,,;.s @ " "r i 'on @ 'ne sepu'cnFe
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,onid Il, TLo IT, "to. G.s. .s w uee'area lie
,crn '' f.oio n"i $40, Ie "is. ha Two proposit''nS
@I ror " .be be um.tasonao'e ,.t Sc ana
here was an,,ol;, "I ,'..,. .,u.n VI .he ,atter
ss, ;mnnr @ ".' TEe n,I n""an ana uiVinG
n,n ,ha o,,",, nu "us., VINO appeared
nos,InS S @ omJ J" h",d..a, a.. ane sepa,enre, the
!, ~, Ch,;.a nu'u:eus ~, vi otners VINO
br;s, h;mssi, had 1 ds.,asa ,.sI'Ise.'on, ,s ana
tnSt g % h'hn e." n"' ,,"aIa u..'"'eu ."e truth o'
- ,hs I is, JonI -, po.,nS w. ya's utter Tue event
" .r,,. .. ,'.,,
Living Christi"
Inc sunday school OF Central church
ad charge of the service at this church
.st evening, assisted by the reou,ar Com
80, o,.:. ,,
" ~ """ sa's very pretty ana
'el' rendered Easter cantata, THE Liv-
y Shr'st. lhe celebration opened
'ltl organ voluntary by Prof. Grabau
hu cho'r Voluntary' followed by this
rosram
500, nc l,oro is Mgrciln', by Miss
en'son' ana chorus, "l'less the Lord"
neaulhG oy entire congregation.
prayer by Key, Or, as. Atkins.