The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-26

The sermon on TIE fuinilmens OF
Chriss's own prophecy Of His own resur-
reetion after three days and the promise
10 man OF q similar resurrection, was
preached by Rev. g. q. Perkins, of Iowa.
celebrated divine, who 10 visiting his son
in Tacoma, and who was invited to supply
the pulpit on account Of Rev. Wallace
knttipg's illness. The music was never
finer in this church, and many said that
finer programme than that rendered by q
full choir Of more than twenty voices and
harp. cello and violin orchestra had
never been heard here. 1t was as follows:
voluntsry-la) Prelude .......-...I. A. Darling
tbi Largo .......... ....-..s. Handel
In,roIt- Praise God From whom Ali Bless
Anthenl-- christ The Lord Ii Risen :. Ravens
scaoi.t.. Mrs Z. / car.en. ara ". Ii.
Whsttiesey, Mr. John Edwards: vso-
In and harp obiiga,os
Mira ". II wnirt.e.y Violin. ha.p aud
cello accompaniment arranged by
]. A. Darling.
An'hsm--""e Praise Thee. o God" 49,.
..-....................s.. NJ. /. A. Darling
Miss Eta stst.on; Violin. harp aud
cello accompaniment arranged BY
Hymn-"Ths STRIFE Il Ger .'.................
Hymn-"Al! Hail the Power Of Jesus Name
..-.-+--..........,...C Choir AMI congregation
Postiude -"Torchiight March" BY Guiiament
In the evening Mr.. Perkins preached
again in the same general line ~ in the
morning. There Was . congregation almost
as large as that Of the morning and a fine
musical programme. a. follows:
Voluntary .................
Hymn, Choir ana Congregation --..Come.
Let Us sing the Song OF songs" ....
Anthem -"cArist the Lord IL Risen 49,.
soioists. Mira h. I. Carson, Mrs. W. II. Whit
uesy, MI. John Edward: violin and
harp obigsto
Solo. ....................M Mr. John Edwards
Violin. Mr Dslius: harp. Mr. Chaplin;
sclo, caste, 6 S.:sss n. Darling E. Carson
Hymn, Choir and Congregation -.'fhe Day
ro.siaas Iisieiaj .n" Chorus. Handel -.
At the Edgewater Congregational church
Rev. J. T. Nichols preached TO his congre-
CATION special Easter morning sermon.
The church was handsomely decorated
with Gala lilies. A choral service was
rendered in the evening.
At the First NJ. Il. church the services
commenced early with q grand union
meeting Of the Christian Endeavor socie-
ties of youn. people from all OF the Metho-
dist churches Of the city. at which the
members Of the various other young peo-
pies societies were guests. This meeting
was something new in the history of the
church. Ttfe programme was short but
interest ng. the vocal solos of Miss Cert
rude Hubbard and Mrs. Hudgson being
especially worthy of mention. Mr.. +. l..
Blaine conducted the meeting At II
O'Clock the regular Easter sermon was de-
iivered by Rev. W. A. Shanklin to an
audience which filled the church to the
very aisles. Ii is said that over 1000 per-
sons were present. The decorations were
beautiful. The chancei aud pulpit were
decorated with potted plants. lilies and
roses from the dollhouse predominating.
In the body of the church the pillars un.
der the galleries were twined with ivy and
wreaths of ivy were over all Of the doors
and windows. There was special music
by the augmented choir. The sermon was
on the resurrection and tho grounds for
the belief in IT.
At Trinity NJ. r. church Rev. Newman
+. Tedrick conducted a special Easter
service and preached to large congrega-
ton. The same sort OF service was also
conducted by Rev. NJ. A. Covington. the
pastor of the Madison street NJ. r.
church. At both these churches the mis-
sionary offerings were large
The festival was celebrated at the Cath
oiic churches with great soiemnity. The
Redemptorist Church of the Sacred Heart
was packed with wosshipers at the
solemn high mass celebrated at 10 ~
O'Clock. The affairs were beautifully
decorated with flowers and brilliantly
illuminated with hundreds OF tapers.
Wiegand's festival mass ia 4 Hat was we'll
rendered by an augmented choir. the or
gan accompaniment being reinforced with
large orchestra. The offertory was Terra
Tremuit." by Wiegand The mass was
celebrated by Rev. {. Roseuba 4. S.
r.. assisted BY Rev. A. Augustin stuhI
L. IS. T., as deacon, and Rev. W. Lind.
ner, {. So. Il. as suh-deaeon. The sermon
was preached by Father Stuhi.
AT the Church of the Sacred Heart
sixth and Bell streets. solemn high mass
Mas celebrated at 1910 O'Clock in tho
morning by Rev. Charles Ro,enhauer.
deacon, August Stuhi; sub-deaeon, Rev
William Isndner. master Of ceremonies
Rev. Brother Stockhaaser. There Was a
large attendance, the church being
crowded. Rev. August Stuhl preached ON
the Resurrection" Weigand's Terra
rrenuis" was sung by the well trained
choir a. an oaertogy. and the whole mass
a. sung 90 AZ orchestral accompaniment
Nespers we're sung in the evening at so
o'clock.
81 tie Church of our Lady OF Good
Help 4 large and fashionable congregation
attended loN mass af O'Clock In ,hs
morning and solemn Aigh mass AZ ntrht
when Res. }. NJ. J. Rsade, : J. Delivers; A
lecture on The Glosiss Of the Churca. and
sespers we're suax. The altar decoration,
az this church were very oeAu.igul. hesnr
q rrotasion Of pJttea plants. tuberoSe.
lilies. white and pax roses aud carnel,ss
At Ballard ST. Stephens Em.copai
church aud the Gilman Park NJ =
church held services both morning and
evening. Both churches acre decorated
With syergreens. flowers and notices and
presented handsome appearance.
-. stephens Episcopal church xas bean
tiuily decorated. the notices. shields.
nossrs being arranged With exquisite taste.
-. Stephens held an early Communion
service at 80 O'Clock and regular morn
ma services 81 II o'clock. In the svealns
sae exercises were entirely devoted 10 the
sanaa, Faster festival for tAe ehildrea OF
tae Sunday school. Beaasiia. Easter
carols acre interpreted through the ex-
etclS~s @hlcA consisted Of rec.sasaens
i1oin are As6e snG Raster hymns The
aSSNa'ns 'Tota The lhble on the types Of The
N@F'@F ~ sae o.4 Testament and their
'4.n'*aras IA shs Savior Himself we're
Illustrated ey banners carried ey boys.
The church festival .ro,h. x~--s.. b -.