The new North-west., 1896-04-10
EASTER SERVICES.

EASTER SERVICES.
How the Day was Kept i'll the Churches
of This City.
The festal day with which the Chris |
tian world closes its chief season of fast
ing and prayer and which commentaries
the mightiest event Of all human history,
was appropriately observed by the vari- /
GUS churches in Deer Lodge on Sunday
last with special addresses, song service,
floral adornments, and q full attendance
OF worshippers everywhere. The day |
was an ideal one and the afternoon found !
scores Of people on the streets enjoying
the mellow air and inspiring sunshine
The following exercises were rendered at |
the different churches:
35.+" Presbyterian.
Morning-Sacramen Of the Lord S Sup
per aud public reception. The oifertory,
"Tarry with Me-" was sung by Mrs. ]. Fl.
Mills and Prof Mcleod. Evening
Song service and sermon by the pastor,
Rev. j. G. klene on the resurrection, the
text, Gle is Risen," being taken from
Matthew %. The church was beautifully
adorned with cut flowers and palms and
fragrant with the oCor of the regnant
Easter lily. The evening service was as
follows:
Doxology.
Prayer. s*#.~~'r*
Hymn. .......... .~ ......."
Duet--Our Savior.
Scripture reading.
Easter Anthem. #..~".": 3"
Prayer.
Hymn.
Quartette Joyful Eastertide.
Talk by pastor. 4.-... .a...@
Solo-Christ is Risen.
Anthem--He is Risen
Hymn.
The choir consisted of Mesdames Jas.
Fl. Mills, RI. B. Davis, r. B. Maxwell,
Miss Mollie Wiles, Messrs. Sam Beau
mont, |. S. Eldred, VIM. Mcleod and
Miss Roberta Robinson, organist.
Episcopal.
Morning-Sermon by the rector, Rev.
T. G. Prout, the text being taken from
|. Corinthians Is, xii, with service list as
follows:
Processional-"Oh, the Golden Glowing Morn
fng.' '.......................... lie Jeune
Special Anthems : Christ Our Passover"
chant. Observation-Disclosures. Savage
Proper Psalms: 2, 81, Ill.
re Deum-Anthem. ....................... Dykes
Jubilate--chant t.......................W Woodward
lntroit--Hymn ll2-"Jesus Christ is Risen To
Day" Carey
kyfle Elelsoh ..Iours
Gloria Tlbi.
| Hymn l2l-"The Strife is Ger" Palestrina
Anthem I'VE Choirs of New Jerusalem" White
Otfertory-"Thou Art Worthy" Gilbert
Sanctus Taylor
Hymn 225-"Bread of the World.". =. Hodges
Gloria in Excelsis-chant .......,.....O Old Chant
Nuhc Dimittis-chant ............. Tonus Regus
Evening-Regulnr services with appro-
pirate sermon. The choir was composed
of Mrs. Fred Hoss, Misses Mabel Beau
mont, Sheila Napton, Cornelia and Eve
line VanGundy, Alice Coleman, Mr.. Sam
Beaumont, and Mrs. Prout organist. The
varied hues and contrasting greens of
flowers and the rich foliage of potted
| plants lent brightness and charm to the
| solemn services. $3.50
| Christian.
| The services of the Christian church
were elaborate and the music unusually
fine. Beautiful flowers and potted
plants, by which the pulpit was adorned,
contributed their glories to the occasion.
The attendance was large. The pro
gramme of the days exercises was as
follows
| MORNING.:
| Hymn "Welcome, Sweet Day Of Rest"
| Hymn . . "This Is the Day the First Ripe Sheaf."
Sermon-"The Resurrection"
! Ouartette 1.-The Open Tomb"
| Mrs E. Scharnkow Mrs. B. Wood,
Mr.. B. Wood, Mr.. II. Z. Wolfe.
Hymn. n.........................'H he knows Hest
| Communion.
Hymn "Softly Now the Light of Day."
Hymn. SIN the Cross of Christ GLORY" +"
Scripture Reading
| HYMN "Purer Yet and Purer." ;"
Solo-"Where is thy Refugee. ."......W. NJ. Jordan
Sermon-"Use and Abuse OF Language"
Hymn "Why Keep Jesus Waiting. F."
The choir was composed Of Mrs. E.
Scharnikow, Mrs. VIM. Williams, Mrs.
M. B. Mills, Misses Ethel Wood, Linda
Williams, Lillian Humber, Jessie Hum
Der, Mrs. Byron Wood, Messrs. Byron
Wood, E. Scharnikow, Prof. H. E. Wolfe
and Walter Adams.
Methodist.
Morning-Regular services with ser
mon by the pastor, Rev. F. F. st. Clair, on