The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-19

Miss Coghlan.
Sermon.
Carol-''Ye Happy Bells of Easter Day" Cow
hymn $40 -....-..............C crown Him
Benediction.
Organ Postlude .............. William Browne
Immediately following the church
services the Easter festival of the Sun
day school was held. Graduating class
es from both infant and primary class
es were received with other interesting
exercises, Easter carols, etc.
DR.. Egbert said, among other things:
There is one peculiar feature about
our Lords life by which He is differ
ent from all other teachers. and that
is His challenge of our attention away
from His work and His teachings to
Himself You may take every other
teacher away from his system, whether
of religion, philosophy or theory of So
ciety, and it will not affect it one parti-
Gle. Christianity has no life without
Christ. 1t is centered in Him and
springs from Him.
Christ calls attention away from all
His teachings and from all His works.
1t is never "Obey my teachings" never
Accept my doctrine;" never DO my
works in order to be saved" 1t is
Follow me-" 81 am is His incessant
iteration
At the services of the Manchester
Presbyterian church yesterday morn-
ing special music appropriate to Eas-
ter was rendered by the quartette, COLI
sisting of Miss Youngman, Mrs. Cow
ert, Mr.. H. H. Walpole and Mr.. F. II.
Garland. There were three musical
numbers:
Praise to the Father ............. .Gounod
Quartette.
''Now Is Christ Risen .Niehol
Quartette.
Easter Song" ....:.::...............A Allen
Quartette.
VHI. i Of 81 hC1T
D. M, and was children's service. The
choir sang some Easter carols, and
the primary department also sang.
At Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church the Easter programme given by
the quartette choir, Misses Pace and
| Wicklund, Messrs. Bach and Shepard.
and H. E. Philips, organist, was: Or
gan, grand chorus, DuBeer; Christ,
! Our Passover" Buck; "As 1t Began to
Dawn" Hamer; Shout, Ye High
Heavens" Chadwick; "The First Day
| of the Week." Steane; organ, War
March, Rungi, Wagner.
Special services were held last night
| at the First Baptist church, the first OF
! the evening being devoted to a musical
! service by the Junior Chorus choir. DR..
| Conley spoke to the young people, fol-
| lowing the sermon.
The morning service included organ
| numbers, anthems from SchIlling and
! Shelley, a soprano solo, Rejoice
| Greatly" from 1.-THE Messiah" Miss AL
colt, and for offertory, Sullivan's Lost
! Chord" with cornet solo by Mr.. Glea-
son. Choir: Sopranos, MISS Eva AL
! colt, Mrs George Hallowell altos, Miss
Nellie Hope, Miss Alice NOrthrop; ten
! ors, Messrs. E. P. Smith and Charlie
! Northrop; baSSoS, George Buttrick and
| DR. c. A. Van Duzee.
At the Hebron Baptist church last
! evening, the several councils of the
Junior Order United American Mechan-
les and the Daughters Of Liberty list
ered to a patriotic address by the Rev.
| George H. Gamble, who eXhorted his
| listeners to be faithful to the teach
| ings of the Bible, and emulate the
patriots of early times, thus becoming
better citizens of this great and glor-
ious republic. Attention was called to
the selfshness of some high in position,
! and many of those who sought posi-
lions of trust aud responsibility, who
sought to advance their own interests
only, seeming to lack q spark Of patriot
ism, or to consider the rights of the
people. Shining examples Of patriots
who had risen above the mere politician
were cited and their glorius deeds COM
| mended.
The pulpit was tastefully draped with
the national colors in addition to the
| floral Easter decorations, and special
service of song was rendered by the
| choir.
At the Peoples church the regular
quartette was assisted by trained
chorus of twenty voices and IN the
evening of Miss Lemke, the violiniste,
! and an orchestra. The evening service
gave Art Ideals of Christ with
| stereopticon. The anthems were
! Vincents LAS 1t Began to Dawn, -
| SchilIing's Christ. Our Passover" Sui
| livan's "AHeluia," Handles HaIleluiah
| chorus and Il Know That My Redeem
| er Liveth.'
Easter Sunday was duly celebrated
with appropriate services, both morn
| ing and evening, at Olivet Congrega-
tional church The church was adorn-
ed with potted plants and flowers.
Rev. H. A. Riser preached on From
Death Unto Life" The choir, Mrs.
J. H. Kertson and Miss Weber, with
| Stokes, Zintheo, Hunkins, Stokes, and
| G A. Pitts, organist, rendered the
following: Organ voluntary c.
A. Pitts: anthem. LAS 1t Be
| gins to Dawn" Vincent; offertory
solo with violin obIigato, T. r. Stokes;
anthem, 80, Glorious Morning" P. P.
Bliss; male quartette, anthem, Fill the
adopted the Hulakegh church and
school turkish empire), as its own
mission for 1897, the annual mission
airy Offering of Olivet church was for
the support of that field. In the even
| ing there was an Easter concert under
the auspices of Olivet Sunday school,
with the following programme:
| Song ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the School
Scripture Readings .......:...... By Teachers
The Appearance of Our Risen Lord
! Anthem ...... ..................By the Choir
| prayer ...-.-...--- .......'..-'..-
| Song-'sWe Greet You Happy Easter
Misses Williamson and Jamar's Glasses.
Contralto Solo....... THE Little Messengers
Mrs. C. K. Harmon, with violin obligato,
Miss May Clark
! 1.-The Story of Our Seeds. 49,. Primary Glass
Song -. ............ Easter Offerings
Miss Nelson and Mr.. Stills Glasses.
! Seed Song ........ ........... Primary Class
Recitation ...:.::.-. .:.......: Easter Tide
| Seven Girls and Boys from Miss Davis and
Mrs. Matthew's Glasses.
Duet ....................'T THE Beautiful Hills
Recitation-"A Childs Thought" Ruth Frisk
Song-'Ring, Happy Bells Bible Glasses
| Dialogue ,......... ..... 1.-The Roman Guard
| Masters Ralph Stokes, George MacGregor and
| Ralph Matthews
! Song. ................B By the School
Tatum Mission Sunday school. I'M
der the auspices of Olivet church, had
its Easter service at o'clock Follow
ing is the programme:
Professional and hymn. BY the school
! Scripture Reading and Prayer
! Exercise, welcome" By the primary class
! Song go. ........ mills E. SHELLS class
Exercise 49,. ..........Miss L. Clark's class
Song, Easter Bells. BY Miss divers
and Mr. Webber's class.
Recitation 49,. -. ........ Florence Currier
| Song .................By the school
| Offering.
Anthem Anthem He is Risen" ": Mrs H n'SSeF
Behrens' and Miss Marchaud's class.
Exercise BY Miss Brookes class