New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
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! display massive banks OF cut flowers ana
po,ted plants ranging from that fit emblem of puri-
! ". the large Easter lily. to the nodiing hitIe
! daisy from the dminutive pink 10 the massive
! hydrangea from the tiny lily of the valley to the
/ stately magnolia, and from sweet little violets'
welcome maids of honor 70 the dainty rose with
cheeks Of tender red" the ford passion flower.
while pink purpe and blue hyacinths, mingled
with white camellias vared-colored azaleas etc.
massed in banks entwned in wreaths and Other
/ emblems or growing in nower-pots, Of which there
! were 20S.
At ST. stephens Protestant Episcopal Church in
! West Forty-sixth-st. four special Easter services
were held yesterday-Hoy Communion at a. m.
! Holy Communion again at 10 a. m, Morning prayer
/ and Hoy Communion at II a m. ana chora' even
song and Sunday-school festival at 4 p m
\ larse audience gathered in the Broadway Taber-
nacle Congregational Church yesterday morning
The church beautifully adorned with flowers
and plants and the music was exceptionally good.
The sermon was by the Rev. DR.. Henry 4. slim
son. pastor OF the church.
The services yesterday at Trinity Church were. as
usual at Easter. attended by immense throngs'
which filed extra benches placed in the broad
/ a.slcs and reached back every door At 1880
| o'clock. when the regular morning service began.
the church was already completely filled and
enough turned away TO have filed the
| building again.
| The morning service was high celebration of Holy
| Communion.
brart assisted by the vicar, the Rev Dr. j. Nevett
Steele and the Rev Messrs. Griffin and Spons. and
! the regular surpl'ced choir of men and boys. The
! music was under the direction OF DIR. Mcsster VINO
presided at the chancel organ.
The floral decorations while markedly beauti-
full. were by no means profuse They consisted
| chiefly of pans and potted plants about the chan
| eel but there was huge bank of flowers
| largely ascension lilies. In front Of the altar
During the afternoon crowds of people walked
| down Broadway and went into the church TO
| the flowers.
The Easter services at ST. Patrck's Cathedral on
| Fifth-ave yesterday of most attractive
/ character More people were unable TO get in than
| those admitted About $500 people can he squeezed
| into the building. Fully that number were pres
ent and the jam was so great that toward the end
of the services women tainted in many parts of
| the church.
The principal services began at II o'clock. BY
| 1890 there good-szed crowd in Fifth-ave.
! anxious to get in. Big placarls over the doors
read: admission by ticket only until II O'Clock
squad Of police from the East Fifty-first-st
station guarded the doors on the Fifteth and
Fifty-hrst-st. sides and the Fifth-ave front Be
fore II o'clock the crowd had increased to several
thousands filling both sidewalks ana standing in
the street Inside the Cathedral there was blaze
Of light and color The beauty Of the floral decora
of the costumes worn by fashionable women
Archbishop Corrgan celebrated solemn PonuAcal
mass Father charles was first deacon OF honor,
and Father Mcmahon second deacon of honor: The
deacon of the mass Father Carey, ana Father
ST. John was second deacon .
fhe music was of an unusualiy elaborate chafac-
ter and the choir was supplemented by an orchcs-
ira and harp.
in The the Thir;y-fourth-si Keformcd Church. in
honor of its amalgamation with the De Wit CHAPEL
Reformed Church came into possession Of the col
legate Reformed Church. the latter assuming the
of the Collegiate Church decided to combine the De
witt Chapel with the Thirty fourth-st church. The
Church. Ii is between Eighth end, Ninth AYES.
The associate ministers are to be the Rey Dr. Peter
Rev X F. JUNIOR. Of the De Witt Chapel Yester-
ssz snerT which wee sscy aena@ anu
An unusual sce1e was prSssn;e s e ana around 81
terday forenoon. Admission 70 the church was by
ticket and the rule was strictly enforced All the
men in Uniform were s,aored 10 proven, crowdng
while the ushers were taking up the tickets: The
with ali varieties OF lilies. roses. vioets and other
| sand candies and electric lights produced an en-
Professor CASTOR Marie presided at the organ and
the Rev. J. b Young was the director OF the ny
sic. Father Thomas j. MURPHY president OF ~. -,
At the :; o'cook services yesterday in Grace
Bishop Potter took occasion to express warm words
OF c1mmenla;ion for the Roy. George +. Nelson
lion with Grace chapel lie has been is pastor for
Five r yrT r The ss5ye % S the eCn dcSe sy I
by the Rev DR. Baldn. the Bishops chaplain. The
altar was beautifully decorated with flowers ana
white SILK streamers The church was crowded by
the, Practitioners who regretted losing their Past2r
High mass celebrated yesterday morning IN
the Paulist Fathers Caurch. C9.umons-aye. ana
ton; the Rev j ! Hughes being deacon 'hs icy.
ton master Of ceremonies The church wac crowded.
ana the nigh altar and several or the ~" ,tr3
were Handsomely decorated with flowers Hur-
ley organst and choir master, presided at the organ
with a fun choir OF eighty voices
AT Little Zion Church, in East One-hundred-and-
umphant Resurrection" There was excellent music
BY the choir ana orchestra, and the altar banked
The Easter services at the Garien City Cathedral
were Interesting ana Impressive. The interior OF the
edihce was beautifully decorated with flowers and
the vested choir OF twenty-st voices beau
! tiful and elaborate services. w H. WoodcJck pre-
sided at the organ. gbscnce Bishop Little
| john. who out Of town. the services
| conducted By Dean Cox and ;hc Roy. DR.. Bird.
| Special Easter services were held in al OF the
| churches Staten Island yesterday morning. The
affairs in the Episcopal churches were prous'ly dec
GRATED with lilies. The attendance at the morning
several years The Terrace the North Shore.
the boulevard on Staten Island. was crowded with
new Easter bonnets and spring dresses. over 800
whec,rnen visited tha island and took a1vanage OF
the excellent roads between ST. George and Totem
| Vile
A RAINY EASTER IN NEW ENGLAND.
| New-Bcdford Mass. April "A (SpcclaD Easter
| morning opened with heavy rain falling which
tinued until late In the afternoon. Special pro-
granmes were rendered In most OF the churches
| with concerts this evening in many instances.
| Despite the weather the attendance was large at
pastor Of County Street Methodist Church. began
his labors to-day. He from the Broad
| way Church, Providence Charles w. Holden. OF
Church William Strickland Fitch began his new
pastorate at Fairhaven Methodist Church today.