The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-10

PENANCE is Al AN END
Elaborate Musical Programmes Have
Bssn Arranged and Special Ser
vices Appropriate 70 the
Occasion.

much splendor as ever. The 10 days
Of fasting n penance are at an end.
and today the affairs will be decorated
with Easter lilies and flowers, and there
will be special services. with elaborate
musical programmes n m APP
propriate to the occasion.
At st. Johns Episcopal church the
Easter festival will be celebrated with
the holy communion service at s O'clock
in the morning and morning prayers.
Rev. 8. c. Blackiston win deliver a
sermon at IL am. on THE Stone Rolled
Away" At 4 O'Clock in the after
noon there will be a children's festival.
The evening service will be devoted to
prayer n choir singing n a sermon
on Life Everlasting" An elaborate
musical programme has bee arranged
under the direction of Mrs. W. c.
Dierks n Mrs. Hill.
At st. Patrick's Catholic church at
1890 o'clock solemn high mass will be
celebrated by Rev. Father De Siere as
~celebrant, Father SHELLS eac me
Father Artz s~ub-deacon. Rev. Father
Lambaere will preach at the evening
vespers at 1880 o'clock.
The affairs of the church have been
most deliberately decorated for the Eas-
ter services. The main altar Is arranged
with white Easter lilies, hyacinths and
ACAis- I]d1u IA III SluC dIt0IS WIFI
similarly beautifed with floral decora-
tons, n with its spotless white folds
of inen along the communion rail, the
scene was most devotional.
The choir of the church has arranged
a special and elaborate programme for
the song service of the day. They will
sing the "Vidi Aquam,' by Witzka,
G~iorgia's fourth mass II @ minor. Dur
ing the offertory "Hael Dies" by Kapp,
will be sung. followed by the hallelujah
chorus from Messiah" with organ and
orchestral accompaniment. under the
direction of Miss Rooney. The members
of the choir are: Sopranos, Mrs. Fitz-
Butler, Miss l.. Nichols, Miss M. KEEP
peler, Miss A. Mooney, Miss A. KEEP
peler, Miss f. Reichle, Miss J. Mcguire.
Miss Rose Morris and Miss Flora Muel-
Ter: altos. Mrs. Fred Terrell, Miss NJ.
Nevens and Miss Allie Veronau; ten
ors, Messrs. A. Paynter. w. Fl. Demude,
John Jahreiss. Richard Galloway and
Frank Walker; bassos. T. NJ. Hughes.
III. L. Scare. III. Kroger, d. w. Rodgers
and Frank Havelick.
SOLOS.
"Kyrie Eleison"-Soprano. Rose Morris:
alto, Mrs. Terrell; tenor, A. Paynter:
basso, T. NJ. Hughes.
Domino Deus"-Mrs. Fitz-Butler.
"Qui tollis"-Tenor solo, A. Paynter.
"Quaniam'-Bass solo, T.. NJ. Hughes.
"Qui Propter"-Messrs. Paynter, Jah-
reiss. Hughes and Kroger.
SET fnearnatus Est"-Alto solo, Mrs.
Fred Terrell.
EFT Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Fitz-
Butler. Mrs. Fred Terrell and Aessrs.
Paynter and Hughes.
"~Benedictus" - Quartette, Mrs. Fitz-
Butler, Mrs. Fred Terrell, Messrs.
Paynter and Kroger.
Agnes Dei"@Soprano solo, Mrs. Fitz-
Butler.
In the evening at 1880 o'clock vespers
will be celebrated and the following
choral song service by the choir will be
sung:
"Magnifcat'...... ....... -. Willard
Regina Coeli". Werner
''Tantum Ergo 49,. ...... Richardson
20 Salutaris' ........ Hayden
At the First Presbyterian church, f.
j. Gr~oeneveld, pastor, there will be reg
ular services at IL a. m. and s p. M:
Sunday school at 12:15. The musical
services will be appropriate to Easter
day.
MORNING SERVICES.
Organ voluntary-"Aadante. Favori,"
Mozart.
Choir-"Alleluia," jerks.
Hymn 92-Wilcox.
Choir-"He is not here. but is risen,"
Willard.
Offertory-"Cradle Song" Kienzl.
Choir-'Te Deum." banks.
Solo-"1 know that my Redeemer
liveth," Handel-Mrs. Flavin.
Hymn '244-"Jesus Christ Is risen to-
day
Organ Postlude-"Gloria," Mozart.
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ voluntary-"Largo," Handel.
Hymn 125-Rossini.
Tenor solo-"Oh, Father, hear us"
Millard-Mr. LAWYER.
Choir-'Christ. the Lord, Is risen to-
day." Verdi.
Solo-""There is a green hill far away"
Gounod-Mrs. Flavin.
Ofertory-Violin solo (a) Meditations.
Bach: OBJ Traumerei, Schumann-
Nine. Helen Thomas.
Choir-'Hallelujah chorus" Handel.
solo. violin obligato-'He is
risen" Mr.. Wright.
Hymn 139-"All hail. Holden.
Organ postlude = Priests March,"
Mendelssohn.
Organist, Mrs. J.. p. Hendricks; lead
er. Mrs. T. ]. Flavin.
Mountain View NJ. r. church. corner
Quartz and Montana-Class meeting.
10 a. m. At IL a. m. will begin a spe-
carefully prepared by tbs Sunday
school. The choir will assist by furn-
ishing appropriate music. The chill
dren of the school will bring their mis-
sionary offerings in barrels. The church
will be decorated in every way appro-
PIRATE to the occasion. The evening
service will begin promptly at s D m.
There will be 20 minutes Of praise serv-
ices. Sermon by the pastor. E. b.
Lounsbury. At zach service there will
be an opportunity for baptisms and the
receiving Of any DESTROYS of uniting
with the church. Junior league, $3.50
p. m: Senior league. Z p. m.
Silver Bow Park church Will hold
Easter services beginning ~ ESQ p. m.
Christian church. corner Washington
and Mercury streets, Rev. Sherman
Hill. pastor: pastors Office in the
church; residence. POI South Washing
ton street, opposite church-eerviceS