The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

tistic and attractive and the music will
nearly all be OF special character.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Appropriate music will be rendered both morn
ing and evening: Dr.. Mackenzie will preach at
IL A. N. Rev. +. jerks will preach at z 80 P. N.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Unusual preparations have been made for the
Easter services. The church has been handsomely
and profusey decorated with caIlas and other
flowers and a fine musical programme has been
arranged for both morning and evening services.
The pastor, DR.. II. C. Minton, will preach both
morning and evening upon subjects commemora-
tive of the occasion.
The solosts for this occasion are: Miss Elizabeth
Hobart; soprano: Miss Grace Winter, contrato: Mr..
Hugh Webster, basso; Mr. Samuel r Lovett tenor
and director. Miss Alice Brown is the organist.
TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The music will be as follows: Organ prelude
THE Incarnation" (Gounod) double che rus, 1.-THE
Earth Is the LordS'' (Nelt hardt; solo and chorus,
'Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay (Parker) :
tenor solo, 1.-The Resurrection (Shelley), William
so nos That Nee sses
siah" Mrs. c. w. Mark; response. There's Not q
Tint That Paints the Rose"; duet, 81 VIII Mag
nifty Thee" (Mose n. hal), Mrs Mark and Mr..
Wood; chorus, 'Christ Our Passover (Beale) /;
organ postlude "Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting
(Guonoc).
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
There will be a special Easter missionary ser
vice. with: Anthem, Christ the Lord Is Risen'
lShelley), ch or; hymn, ''The Head That Once w as
solo and chorus, Lift Your Glad Voices" (Holden);
oifertory, Easter song" (Howe), Miss Caroline
Boyan; hymn, .Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the
SUM- choir and congregation: sermon: "The
Whole Wide World for Jesus PASTOR Rev. Z. E.
Ollie. II. NJ. Bosworth, organist
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
At the morning service the special music will be
as follows: Organ, ''Chant du Fest (Vilbac): in
vocation; anthem, "Christ Our Passover" (Wi-
liams): quartet, 'Christ, the Lord. is Risen To-
day" Gohnston) anthem, Lift y our Glad Voices"
b.as Saaesehe}; offertory, soprano solo 20 Heart
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Charles l. Parent Jr. H. s. Stedman, organist and
conductor.
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Elaborate preparations have been made at the
Third Conversational Church for the celebration
OF Easter The musical numbers will be fol-
Lord is Risen'' G.ynes); CONSIDER the Iilies'
(Herr MANN; Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord'
(Mendessohn); Immortality" tSheppard), Mrs
L. l. Taylor
BETHLEHEM CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
A special musical programme has been arranged
for the evening service. 1t will be as follows
Vocal solo, "Only Remembered" Mrs. Eveline
Tubb; instrumental trio, organ and two vioIins
Mrs NJ j. Ogle, Miss Ethel Neal and Miss Hazel
meyer: sermon bv the nastor Rev. n n Tnbh
Il Am the resurrection and the Life" Easter
offering: hymn, can Hail the Power Of Jesus
RICHMOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
the decorations are in the hands of committee
appropriate for the occasion The music Will be
from George 81. Hubbard's Easter service
BETHANY CHURCH.
The decorations at Bethany Church, Bartlett
street. near Twenty fifth will be specially beaui-
Supper, but with no special music beyond what is
usual In the evening there Will be an Easter
by Miss Ruth B. Pugh, soprano; Miss Lane. con-
tralto; MI George MARITIME. tenor; Mr.i Matthew
McCurrie, bass.
HAMILToN-soUARE BAPTIST.
The following will be the musical programme:
Organ prelude by William Nuthali; anthem
Christ The Lord is Risen To-day" by the choir
erstone, alto; John Sempey, bass; David Sawtelle,
tenor anthem, "oh sing Unto the Lord: offer
tory, solo by Mrs. Richard BayDe. Rev. A. NJ.
Russell, the pastor, will preach appropriate
sermon.
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH.
At the Third Bapt ist Church the programme
will be: Organ. prelude in ID minor (Schubert): :
hymn, "He Arose From the Dead" Easter ser
mon by Rev George E. Duncan. pastor. Easter
mass (Mozart).
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The chldren's service on Easter Sunday evening
will be q choral and carol service surpIiced
choir of children of thirty voices will lead in the
praises. "The World Itself Keeps Easter Day" .
carol with music dating from the fifteenth century
VIII be sung. The church will be extensively dec
GRATED with lilies, cut flowers and potted plants.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN EBENEZER CHURCH.
The church will be appropriately decorated. At
morning service the pastor Rev. Dr. +. Nolander.
VIII preach on the subject The Resurrection
Nu Herren ar cs, ee nbne
choir; "Gorer portarne hoga'' CWennerberg), solo
and chorus, Miss Hedberg and choir; "a Glorious
Morning (Palmer), male quartet.
ST. MATTHEW'S GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Has been specially refiGted for the Easter holiday
ana and VIII be decorated with profusion Of palms,
ferns, etc. On Easter morning special quartet
VIII render: "Praise, praise. praise to the DEATH
defeaier who died at Golgotns." The minister
heV. Hermann Gehrcke has chosen text for
his sermon: st. Mark xvi:1-S. The organist will
render an Easter prelude.
ST JOHANNES GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
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Prelude in Dy ]. S. Bach; hymns by the congre-
cation; festival sermon by J. H. Schroeder fol-
children upon whom the rite of confirmation was
administered last Sunday will participate for the
first time; organ postlude. .Halleuiah Chorus''
(Handel)- The floral decorations are in charge of
the st. Johannes Ladies' Society.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
service at A NJ, led by the evangelist Rev.
tion." Anthem, "The True Easter',: PRAYER: an
them, "Chrst the Lord Is hisen To-Day" III r.
Palmer); hymn; solo, "Consder the Lilies" (R
Toplif).
WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
voees music @ be by of
hymn;"The savior's Wondrous DEATH: Easter
anthem anthem (Suddsl; hymn, THE Angels That
cornet solo, n. F. Remington; hymn. s.In The
Cross Of Christ Glory; offertory solo, Mrs. VIII
lets.
FIRsT UNITARIAN CHURCH
The music Will consist Of Organ prelude, grand
ssgs Geo5sS Wai N kssalmap ant aasheW a When
Lynes), (cl Christ Being Raised From the
1eada tsehilling); string quartet, Largo"
"God Hath Appointed Day" (Tours); PRAYER:
string string quartet, "Andante Cantabile," op. ii
Better Morning.: anthem, (a) "My Hope Is in
the Everlasting" tenor solo (Stalner): (b) Awake
Thou That sleepest" (Maker); organ postlude.
allegro Vlvace, senate No. (Mendelssohn)
HOLY CROSS CHURCH, EDDY STREET
Music will be rendered by host of well. known
artists The solemn high mass will be sung at
1880 A. NJ, the new choir rendering Prince Ponia-
towskis grand mass. At the offertory "Reeina
Coeli'; at the elevation, 80 salu;aris." Soprano
SOLO ny Mrs. Dr. Spitzy. After mass at the ben
diction Mrs. AlvIna H. Wilson will sing the grand
.Ianium Ergo by Millard,. The following com
pose the choir sopranos-SIiss Gertfe Frost Miss
Dorothy Goodsell, Mrs DR.. Spitzy; aItos-Mrs.
George McComb, Miss Wilson, Miss Mohup Miss
= Eoitanzi; tenors-Signor r. Stantini w. III
Chamberan; bassos-J. II. Fogarty, F. Kuba: or.
ganist, Nine Dagenaise: director of music. Mrs.
George S. Mcf,omb.
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