The record-union., 1897-04-17
ENGLISH LUTHERAN.

Morning-Liturgy; Gloria Patria,"
'Kyrie," Gloria in Excelsis, by the
choir; hymn, Christ Is Risen." choir
and congregation; Christ, Our Pass
over" (Schilling), by the choir; Fill the
Font with Roses" CWarren), by the
choir; solo by Miss Lillian Nelson, Con
slider the Lilies" hymn, by choir and
Hail, Glorious Morn"
Evening-Liturgical music, choir and
Christ being Risen
From the Dead Parker), by the
choir; Mighty Jehovah" (BellinD, by
the choir: "A Song of the Resurrec-
tion," by the choir and congregation;
"A Song of Hope (words by Joaquin
Miller), Rev. w. S. Hoskinson, pastor;
Mrs. Genung, organist; Miss Evelyn
Reeves, precenter.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
The pastor of the German Lutheran
Church over three weeks ago sent to
all the members and friends of the con-
gregation an Easter greeting and spe-
cial invitation to all the services-ex-
animation day, confirmation and Palm
Sunday services, Good Friday and
Easter services. Hence the attendance
y
large, has been unusually increased.
But the Easter services tomorrow will
be of great attraction and interest.
The church will, under the auspices
of the Frauen-V -Verein, be richly and
tastefully decorated and the choir,
which has conscientiously practiced for
weeks under the pastors leadership,
will render some very fine music, con-
sisting in solos for soprano, alto and
bass and chorus. The services of the
day have been arranged as follows:
Sunday school at 9:15 a. M; Easter
services, beginning at 1870 a. M, pre-
lude; liturgy The pastor will preach
an appropriate Easter sermon; celebra-
ton of the Lords supper. The newly
admitted and confirmed members will
go to the Lords table for the first
time, the parents, relations and the
congregation following.
The choir will render the following
selections: ''Osterglicken'' (Alfred
Bierly), solo and chorus; Der Herr ist
Auferstauden" CA. Weiss), chorus; So
prano solo. Mrs. Lottie Schweitzer;
bass solo, Mr.. Reiger; soprano solo, Sc
lected, Mrs. Frances Bauer; "Gelaht
Sci Gott" (Theodore Ernst), chorus:
bass solo, 0. Hartig; alto solo, Miss
Gertie LOthhammer.
In the evening, at 7:30 the congrega-
ton will meet again, together with the
Sunday school, the members of the 7.
P. S. c. E. having charge of these
services for the cause of church ex-
tension. The programme will be mostly
in English, and will consist OF appro-
pirate recitations, Easter songs and ex-
ercises of the Y. P. S. G. E., the newly
confirmed members also participating
in a dialogue. The choir will again
render an excellent selection of solos
and choruses.
Each member of the Sunday school
will receive a nice Easter souvenir.
CALVARY BAPTIST.
Special Easter services will be held
at Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow.
The pastor, Rev. F. NJ Mitchell, will
preach. The choir, Mrs Dewitt Smith
and Miss Cady (sopranos) Mrs. Barth-
olomew and Mrs. Macfarlane (altos),
Messrs. Barkworth and Adams (tenors).
Messrs. Hawkins and Horridge (bassos),
will render the following selections:
Gloria" (Mozart), "Jubilate, Deo"
Dudley Buck), Christ, Our Passover"
tSchilling, Gloria In Excelsis'' (Schill-
ing), Offertoire solo, Resurrection,
Miss Stella Cady; duet, 1.-The Lord Liv-
eth" (Sudds), Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Mac
farlane
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN.
A union Easter song service will be
held in the Westminster Presbyterian
Church at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow un-
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
DR.. A. 3. Banks will deliver the ad-
dress, and the music will be furnished
by the ladies' chorus of the Young
Women's Christian Association and the
Y. NJ. c. A. male octet.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all, both men and women, to attend this
service
A large chorus choir, under the di-
rectlon of Miss Ida l. Clinch, will rem
DER the following selections: An
thems, Glad Easter Voices" (Beirly),
'Hark, the Song of JubileeI" Beirly),
Gloria" Return to Thy Rest" Ger
ris); Offertory, THE Breaking of the
Day" VinaD, Miss Ida I. Clinch.
IIAOI 1I1llSlIAN Oh HURCH.
There will be special music and new
and appropriate sermons at the Chris
tian Church, Sixteenth and l. streets.
morning and evening. The choir has
been reorganized by Professor A. c..
Scholes, and consists of the following
octet: Mrs. Captain w. T. Forsman,
Mrs. II. K. Wallace, Mrs. J. E. Denton,
Mrs. f. NJ. Jones, Mr.. Cheneworth. r.
| w .Scholes, w. G. McMillin and A. c.
| Scholes. Other names and an orches-
ira are to be added soon. The pro-
gramme for Sunday is as follows:
Song, Christ is Risen From the Dead
tF1ilmore; Scripture reading; song,
| Angels Rolled the Rock Aaway" (Ma-
SOM; prayer; anthem, Christ is Risen
To-day (MozarD; communion; quar-
tet, 20, Wondrous Cross" (ExcelD
sermon by the pastor ]. E. Denton, on
The Origin of Easter" song, How
Calm and Beautiful the Morn" Hast-
ings).
Evening services at 7:3O o'clock
Song, 80, Lovely Zion" Rosecrans)
song, Rise, Glorious Leader" (Giar-
dinD; scripture reading; anthem, THE
Lord is Risen" Fillmore); prayer; an
them, Il Heard the Voice Of Jesus
Say" HalD; sermon by the pastor,
"A Risen Church, song, Il Will Fol-
low Jesus" QHudson.)
Y. w. G. A.
The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation will unite with the Young Mems
Christian Association in holding an
Easter service at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church at $3.50 D. nj, on
Sunday.
An address will be given by DR.. A.
3. Banks. and music will be furnished