The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-10

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Garel. The Knights Ternplar will at
tend the service in body. Strangers
and visitors in the city will find a cordial
welcome here.
Tho Reformed church, corner OF South
Topeka and Lewis street, will celebrate
the Resurrection fChrist at II o'clock,
A class Will be confirmed at this service
and the holy communion will be admins
tered. The church viii be decorated and
the music Will be Of higher order. Mr..
Fritz Huffman will sing Easter Sun
shine Breaks Again, and the Misses Hoss-
feldt will sing a special Eastern hymn
The chorus choir viii render Corwin's lie
Deum in G, and other special Easter
music. Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Young
Peoples meeting at p. m.
The decorating committee of the First
Presbyterian church have placed the most
elaborate Easter decorations in the
church this year they have ever had. The
white and green predominant. A tower
covered with green has been placed in
the center of the platform and suspended
in this is a beautiful white Easter bell.
Wild smilax and Easter lilies are used in
profusion Most attractive services
throughout the day have been arranged
for Dr. Brandt will deliver an Easter
sermon and there will be beautiful Easter
music.
At st. PauI's African NJ. E. church. on
North Water street, an interesting Easter
program has been arranged by the Sun
day school and choir with special read
ings, Rotations, choruses and anthems.
The pastor, Rev. E. Harrison, will deliver
an Easter sermon in the morning, and at
9 O'Clock the Sunday school children as
sisted by the choir and orchestra, under
the direction of Messrs. Chinneth and
White. will render a beautiful exercise,
surrounded with elaborate Easter decor
atoms flowers. etc. The evening exer-
cises will begin at 7:45 prompt and will
consist Of some of the best and most ap-
propriate readings, music and charades
All are welcome. Seats free.
Easter services will be held in the First
Presbyterian church and the music both
morning and evening will be of special
character. The quartettes for morning
will be Awake, Thou That Sleepest,"
and Come See the Place Where Jesus
lay by Parker, with tenor and con-
traIto solos sung by Mr.. Berry and Miss
Larimer Mrs. Higginson will sing for
offertory 1.-THE Day of Resurrection by
+. Hanscom, with violin obligato. There
will also be string quartette- In the
evening the quartette will sing Golden
Harps are Sounding" and 1.-THE King of
Love My Shepherd is" The floral decor
atoms will be very elaborate and beau
tiful.
Easter at ST. Johns church-The ser
vices at ST. Johns Episcopal chuI n will
take place as follows: Early communion
at-7:45 a. m. Regular services at II a. m.
and 1880 D. m The church will be a
bower of lilies, palms and other flowers,
and the music vii perhaps eclipse all pre-
vious occasions. The morning program
will be: Lords prayer (old chanD, Easter
anthem, Christ our Passover proper
Psalms, II:57:11l Glorias, Millard and
Buck. TIE Deum in E fat Festival"
Ward, introit hymn, DAY of ReSurrec-
tom" Absorption Gloria Mora; offertory,
Il Know that My Redeemer Liveth," Miss
Monte Dunbar; hymn 115, The Strife is
Ger" Posttude, Chadwick. The evening
music will be rendered by the robed choir
Of thirty voices, with duet offertory by
the Misses Hid aand Matilda HOssfeld.
The Sunday school exercises will take
place at $50 a. m, under the direction of
Mr. e. L. Martiing. The Holy Easter
communion will follow the II a. m. service.
All invited.
Plymouth Congregational church. cor
ner of North Lawrence avenue and Sec
ond street. Rev. Henry z. Thayer, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and p. m. Theme
of morning sermon. 1.-The Power OF
Christ's Resurrection" Mrs H. L. Wilson
will sing 1.-The Madeline" by Warren.
Mrs. Wilson viii also sing "The Glorious
Morn" The music for the evening viii
be furnished by a quartette consisting Of
Miss Dunbar, Mrs. Childs. Mr.. Hall and
Mr.. Westgate. The quartette win render
Bucks Festival TIE Deum." Miss Dun
bar will sing Il Know that My Redeemer
Liveth." by HandL Theme of evening
address Handel and the Messiah
Today at the First Baptist church, 81
North Lawrence avenue, the house VIII
be finally decorated for Easter and c. S. |
Sheffield of Topeka will preach both
morning and evening. Superintendent ].
f Sherman will open the Sunday school
at 10 a m. sharp The B. y. 2. U. viii
hold their meeting at : p. m. The mid
week Bible class viii be held on Thursday |
at p. m. Prayer meeting at p. m. An /
invited to attend and help IN these serv- |
ices.
The following is the program as the |
this morning:
Low Mass, with General Communion. at I
6 a m. and a. III.
At 1880 a m. the Right Reverend ]. ]. |
D. D., bishop Of Wichita, will |
celebrate Solemn Pontihcal High Mass. |
assisted by the clergy Of this city.
Sermon by the Very Reverend Father
Raymond OF St. Paul.
Al the Ponufcal High Mass the musical
program will be as follows:
Alleluia Chorus. arranged by DRESSER.
Kyrie-Niedermeye Mass in B minor.
-Niedermeyer' Mass in 5 minor
Credo-Haydn's Third Mass.
onertory-Regina Coelit (Lambillotte).
Sanctus-CWeber).
Benedictus-CWeber
Agnus Dei-(Weberl.
Te Deum-( Gounod).
At 80 p. m. Ponuical Vespers will be
sung. Sermon by Rev. Father Then.
Unitarian services. which have been
held in Music hall eSedswick block VIII )
De discontinued for the present. on &C
count OF the illness Of the pastor. Rev.
". 7. AIatson.
The following services will take place