Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1895-04-17
Easter Services.

COuSTeSdtlOnal-E S erVlces
were very appropriately rendered in
the Congregational church, Rev
Tebbets taking his text from Cor
1886. The singing was superb, by
the choir, and particularly the bari
tone solo by Mr.. Judson was render
ed in most excellent manner, which
would have been credit to the musi-
cal talent OF our large cities. The
church was profusely decorated with
cut flowers and potted plants, sprinkl-
ed here and there with nests filed
with Easter eggs. In the evening a
program especially adapted to the
Sunday school children was given,
singing, Rotations and reading exer-
cises were INDUCED in, in which they
all did themselves credit. The read
ing exercises were especially good.
At the close of the exercises the little
ones hearts were gladdened by the
presentation of an Easter egg to each
one.
Methodist-The morning services
were conducted by Rev. Willett.
The music furnished by the orches-
ira under the supervision of Prof.
johnson was unexcelled. The floral
decorations were the most elaborate
ever seen in the Northwest, which
consisted of cut flowers and potted
plants, with nests interwoyen in the
Easter lilies filled with Easter eggs
finely colored. In the evening the
children's program was rendered in
most excellent and superb manner by
all the participants. Particular men
ton need be made of the song by
five boys and five girls in row on
the stage. After singing the song
they ask the question "What is East
er? then marching off the stage and
disclosing in the background five
smaller ones, who answer the ques-
ton in song, which was all rendered
in very smooth and cute manner.
Catholic--The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Geo. Gaskell in a
very appropriate manner. The church
was finely decorated with Easter
flowers, aud most elaborate program
was carried out in the morning, there
being no evening service. The other
churches also observed Easter but in
smaller scale.
The Y. P. S. G. E of the Congrega-
gational church will give an enter
tainment at the Court House hall on
next Friday evening, as 8 O'Clock.
The caste is made UP of some of
Morris beat talent. and an exception
ally fine treat may be expected by
all who attend. An extensive and
elaborate program will be rendered |
as follows;
ID. X. Ferrazzis Dramatic Overture. -
Orchestra.
Defamation -"Horatius at the
HTidge'... .........!........ Macau1ay
w. d. Smith.
Vocal Solo. ."He Was a Prince"
Mrs III. w. Stone.
Recitation. NV Grandma"
Ethel Morris.
Violin Solo-Selection, Bohemian
Girl" ......................A.S S, Bowman
A. Watzke,
Defamation Fightifgthe Flaraess
Marguerite Lawless
III A. Stone
MJagqoli1l solo-Flower Song. G. LANCE
Mrs. L. o. Hollister.
Recitation. THE Chickens"
Mixed Quartette-"Star of Descend
ing Night Observation-Disclosures Emerson
Mrs. Judson Mrs, Hancock, Mr.. Chase and \
Mr.. Hancock.
Piano solo-la a. Gondaliera.. Llszt
W.T. 10. "March. V1rlam
Miss Hubbard.
Recitation, -. THE Bookkeeper's Dream"
Beatrice Munro.
Comet SoIo-"St. Joseph Polka
Rox Davenport.
III. b. Lund.
Torch Exercise. .,.......-!
E. A. Stone.
Recitation. "A Boys Welcome to Spring"
Leslie Pimn.
Selection from Faust" Gounod
Orchestra.
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