The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

ehiidren's carol service win take place.
ine morning musical programme win be
as follows:
professional. I'VE March. We March to
si|tors .--.+..--..........-.......
hecessaonai. Rejoice. Te Pure In Heart
Easter anthem. Christ. Our Passover.
..-...----<.-..-.-.---... Crotch
- uiai-. ..--..--..----.----...Sir John Goss
I.aD -. .-..-..--.---..-..--.-.. King
introit. Not With the Old Leavene..
- -..-.-..--.s----.--.-.--- Crotch
hyr1e. Gloria Tibe. Nscene Greed Tails
snrsun corda. Preface. sanctus. Monk
benedictus Out VENT .. ouseaev
Aenus Del ..-...................H orkftls
Gloria IN Excelsis Plain chant
-s.HS piHiittls Oxford chant
ONea ooty sotos. .----...+-....-........-..
Mrs Raines Harrington. Frank I.ohse
Inc EASIER service al the Flr~e n E.
sauren "li De replete with interest Rev
mr.. cnaHkiin VIII preach In the morning
on The First Easter: What II Means 20
Us The musical programme will be
unusually fine and Is as follows: Hymn.
Re Deurn, Dykes; hymn. Christ the
LORD Is Risen anthem, Lord. All Clio
rions with tenor solo by Mr.. G. A. Ed
rnunds and baritone solo by Mr.. n NJ
1ront' Barnby- Onertory. 1.-The Lord
Is Risen" soprano solo fy Mrs. Jennie
Houghton Efrnunds: chant, GLORY TO
God in the Highest
About 80 persons will be received 1, to
the church with the beautiful ritual of
Methodist Eptscopal.anism.
In the evening at T:s5 the pastor will
preach on Life More Abundant" and
there win be another fine musical urs-
gramrne.
Inc early Easter service ARA ngad by
the Seattle local union of Christian En-
aeaVorers VIII be held In The parIors CT
the FIRST Presbyterian church tonaor-
row morning ar O'Clock Not o.Iv will
the Christian Endeavor societies Of ne
CITY be present. but they have asked ALI
the young peoples societies both Ne,ho-
oist and Baptist, 10 be present to enjoy
the service
AT ST. Clements Episcopal church mu-
SIC VIII be the feature OF the morning
a service. Carols by the Daughters OF
the King"
The musical programme at the First
Baptist church will be as follows: Morn
Ing, Easter anthem. Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today" Henry Wilson. chorus;
solo, risen. Indeed" Edward Maryo.
Miss Emma Allen; evening. Easter"
William Rees; double quartette: solo.
Lift Your Glad Voices" Holden, Miss
Emma Allen.
In St Stephens church, Ballard, there
will be special Easter services, opening
with the Holy Communion at $50 a. m.
There viii be full morning service. with
celebration and sermon. at II a. m APP
proprtate anthems and hymns will be rem
dered. In the evening the annual Easter
festival OF the Sunday school viii be
held.
Special musical selections will be the
features OF both the morning and evening
services at the Plymouth Congregational
church. At the morning service. which
will commence at II o'clock. the pro-
gramme will be as follows:
foluntary-"Largo" ................. Handel
Sunday school orchestra and Mr..
Darling.
Anthem-"We Praise Thee. o God" Dow
Messrs. Williams. Thomas, Rollo.
Carkeek.
Ofertory-''Crown Him with Many
Crowns" Arranged by l.. A. Darling
Mr.. Bert Williams and Choir.
Sermon. .................Rev. s. Nj. Freeiand
Solo-"Calvary" ....-...--........... Rodney
Mrs. w. II. Whittiesey. accompanied
by the orchestra and organ.
Postlude Finale--Mendelssohn's Second
Sonet for Organ. L. A. Darling
A special Sunday school service will be
held at 1890 o'clock. and the programme
will consist of an orchestra selection, 20,
Give Thanks Unto the Lord" solo. Cal
vary" by Mrs. w. II. Whittlesey. and
n male quartette; art Thou Weary" by
l.. A. Darling. Messrs. Williams. Thomas.
RoIlo Carkeek.
The evening programme Will be as fol-
lows:
Voluntary - Improvisation upon the
Easter Hymn. .............-.-........-.
Anthem-"H osanna" ......,..-... Grannier
Mr.. Jack Thomas and Choir.
OfYertory The Easter Sunshine
Breaks Again .NieltShb
Mrs. Whittlesey.
Sermon. Rev. s. NJ. Freeeland
Postlude-"Polonaise and Al hopin
Sopranos. Miss Eta Stetson, Mrs. X.
G.. Kflbourne Mrs w. II. Whlttiessey.
altos. Miss Alice True. Miss EdnaWittler:
tenors Mr.. Bert Williams. Mr.. Jack
Thomas; bassos, Mr. Carkeek. Mr. Rollo,
Mr. Colman organist and choirmaster.
Mr. l., A. Darling.
The First Unitarian church will be decor
ated appropriate TO the occasion and a fine
Easter programme of instrumental and
vocal music viii be rendered by the choir.
assisted by other talent.