The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-14
cHURcH SERVICES TO-DAY.

Sunday at 1890 In SWediSn. Sunuay
school al 1916. Vespers at s p. m. In
English. Subject, Death and Life In
the Light OF the Risen Savior"
Tine Easter services at St. Mary's
Catholic church today will be unusual-
ly interesting. The mass In G, by Har-
rison Willard, will be rendered by the
choir, and an ave Marie" by the same
author, will be sung by Mime. H. D.
Finck. Prof. Aug. Thielhorn VIII ac-
company with violin obligato, and Mr.
Cearns at the organ.
Services at Grace church To-Day
Sunday as follows: EARLY cele-
bration of the Holy Communion at
$50 a. m. Full morning prayer ana
second celebration at II. Chlldrens
Carol service and festival at a p. m.
A celebration of the Holy Communion
at Holy Innocents' Chapel, Uppertown,
at 9 a. n.
Easter at the Norwegian and Danish
NJ. E. church in Uppertcwn-At IL a.
M, address by the pastor, Christ,
Our Passover" At7:SO p. m, "Christ's
Empty Grave" Rev. p. NJ. Elefson,
from Everett, Washington, will con-
duct revival services during the com
ing week. The citizens, ana strangers
in Astoria most cordially invited.
Easter will be observed at the Con-
gregational church with appropriate
services. In the morning an Easter
concert will be given by members of
the Sunday school. For the evening, a
special musical program has been pre-
pared. Mrs. F. ]. Taylor will sing a
solo entitled, Resurrection" and Mr..
Barker will sing one entitled Easter"
The anthem will be Christ, our Pass
over" The pastors address will be on
1.-The Resurrection"
Services at the Baptist Church Sun
day, April IA. Preaching by the pastor,
Theme in the morning, THE TWO Wit
nesses from Heaven" In the evening,
1.-THE Resurrection of Cnr1st." Sun
day school meets at 1916 and the Y. P.
B. U. at Z p. m. The Wednesday
evening. Prayer meeting will begin at
7 p. M, thus enabling those present to
also attend the evangelistic services at
the Presbyterian church. Be present,
be prompt.
The Easter exercises of the NJ. T..
church Sunday school on Sunday even
ing, April IA, will be OF unusual inter-
est. TWO cholrs, one at each end OF
the church, assisted by the organ,
clarinet, violin, and cello, and the
Schubert Male Quartet, will be novel
and BEAUTIFUL features. The musical
part Of the program is under the dlrec-
ton of Mrs. II. T. Crosby, which is as
surance of excellence. All are cordial
ly invited.
Easter at the First NJ. E.. Church
At ii a.. m. a snort address by Dr
bushong, Come See the Place Wnert
ene Lord Lay" or the Holy Sepul'
care" as l saw it; Il picture n It's
lesson. At I p. m. a SPECIAL young peo'
pie $ meeting. At 5 p. m. there Will ot
rendered a most delightful anu In
slruetive Sunday sonooI laser pro
ram. The church viii be aplroprl'
U,eIy decorated, the excellent cnolr o.
.n.s church viii renoer a num1er o.
easter carols at the IL a. M. service
and also at 8 p. m. The citizens an
strangers of Astoria most cordially an
vited.
Program. for Japanese wedding a
Fishers Han, Monday evening, Aprl
10th:
l.. Selection by Mandolin Club.
2. Vocal solo, Miss Berlha cannon
3. Vocal solo, Mrs. W.. 5. Kinney.
4. Recitation, Miss Dina Thompson
of Portland. Miss thompson is an elo'
euLlonist OF marked ability, and a Oril
liant future is predicted for her.
). instrumental duet, piano ana VIC
in, Miss Edith Conn and Prof. Tn.el
norn.
6. Vocal solo, Mrs. Danziger.
/. Vocal solo, Mr.. Belcler.
8. Vocal solo, Mrs. j. T. Ross,
8. japanese Wedding in full oricnta
ostume, with twelve attendants.
II. Grand Tableau.
Special Eatser service at the Pres
byteran Church tomorrow, Early
prayer meeting at $50 a. m. Morning
1T ii O'Clock, sermon by the pas.or
Fheme, 1.-The Risen Christ" Offertory
SOLO, Judith" Mr.. H. c. Thompson
c,oslng anthem by the choir. Evening
At 5 p. m. a special service of sont
been prepared under the efieien
framing of Madame Finck. Program
as follows: Voluntary, organ; hymn
congregation; response. reading, con
yregation; solo. "Zlon," Mr.. j. Garner
anthem. Praise Thou the Lord,
choir; scriptures and prayer, pastor
solo, Hear Us, Lord" Mrs. w. S
Kinney: scriptures, pastor; solo, San
ia Marie" Mrs. j. T. Ross; anthem
"1he Palms." choir; scripture and re
marks, pastor; solo, Easter Dawn,
Mrs, j. T. Ross; hymn and b%enediction
Sabbath school at the close of IN,
morning service. Y. P. S. C. E. at
p. m. The celebrated violinist, Prof
e. Thielhorn, has very kindly consent
ed to accompany the s)loists in tn
evening service.
Not a sealer was sighted or heart
from by the steamer Maud, which re
turned to Victoria from West Coas