The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-16
AMONG THE CITY CHURCHES
SERVICES AT VARIOUS HOUSES OF
 WORSHIP TOMORROW.

Special Musical Service of the Year at TrinIty-Annual Easter Sunday School Exercises at Grand Avenue Congrega- tional Church-sacred Cantata "story of the Cross"-Other Services.
 The last special musical service of the year will be piven at Trinity church next Sunday evening. Sir John Stainer's "The Daughter of Jarus" Is to be rendered on that occasion, and as this work Is a gen. eral favorite, it is safe to assume that the music-loving people will turn out in force to hear 1t. For such a short cantata the score Is particularly dramatic.
 The soloists will be Walter H. Lowen- stein, soprano; E. c. Woodstock, tenor, and Rev. c. W. Bispham, baritone. GRAND AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH.
 The annual Easter exercises of the Sun day school of the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church will be held Sunday evening, April IT, at 7:3O.
 The following programme has been ar- ranged.
 Anthem Choir.
 AQCreSS-PaSLOr.
 Song-Primary Department Recitation-The Walk to Bmmarus-Paul Shipley.
 Recitation-Fo Field and Garden Gladys Visel. Isadore Goldberg and Visa Soo-Easter Lllies-Kenith Fowler. Recitation-One Day the Voice of Triumph -Ethel Thompson, Florence Strong and Song-School.
 Gates Ajar-Twenty-five young ladies. The following have kindly consented tf '4tS taFa nat Bishop s hsfRer GesEer Mary wold, Nellie Thompson, Maude Kelly, Ine5 Broadway, Edith Butler, Gertrude Bodwell Gae fXdS Badw masf MTed Nefon Smith, Daisy Watkins, Mabel Gierding Belle Morgan, Ethel Prince, Lucy Ingham Mabel Hunter, Nellie Edmondson, Ethe inc Hemingway, Gladys visel, Isadore Gold berg, Visa Huntiey, Ethel Thompson, Flor ence Strong, Ruby Hoyt, Paul Shipley, Ken ith Fowler.
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. At the Church of the Messiah Rev. W. F Dickerman,, the pastor, will take for. hi theme Sunday morning eadg The Value 9 of op Bible class will be held at noon. Youns peoples meeting at 6:30 D. m. The subjec of the sermon in the evening at 7:30 o'clocl will be Extra Faith" The public is cor
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The subject of Dr. Brown, pastor of tn, First Presbyterian church, on Sunday eve ming, will be ''The Life and Times of jolll Wiclif.' It will be the third address ill course given under the auspices of thu Young Peoples society of Westcheste Presbytery on "The Reformers and Thei Times" The hour will be 7:30 and all ar SACRED CANTATA "sToRY OF TH1
 CROSS"
 The popular mass meetings at the Gran Opera house at o'clock, Sunday after A., have been largely attended by the me of the city. At the meeting tomorrow al ternoon ladies will be admitted to the ga leries There will be special musical pro gramme. The sacred cantata, 'The Stor of the Cross" by Dudley Buck, will be rer Soloists-Miss M. !. Perrin, soprano; F.. R Langdale, tenor; Miss p. F. Hofer, alto George P. Smith, bass.
 Sopranos A. B. White, Miss Susi Leonard Miss Agnes Whitcomb, Miss Jer nie Ford. Miss Annie Bowman and Mis- Sadie Filley
 Altos-Miss Alice Kraft, Miss Lydia Kraft Miss Adah Bowman and Miss Edith Fennoy Tenors-Thomas Hall, Ernest ChipI George W. Hall and H. H. Davison.
 Bassse--A. l. Whitcomb Charles Bodwel James Hall and Alfred Hall.
 Accompanist-Miss Grace Nichols. A brief, address will be given by Rev cantata is as follows:
 l. Prologue.
 g. The Morning
 3. Accusation.
 4. To the Judgment Hall.
 g. The Trial. G. The Condemnation.
 [ The Crucis.
 S. Calvary