The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10
EASTER OBSERVANCE.
Special Programme In All the
Churches Today.

All the churches in Ogden will today
have special services appropriate to
Easter. Music Will be made a special
feature, and some of the finest church
music ever rendered in this city has
been prepared.
Episcopalian.-East er services will be
held today in the Church of the Good
Shepherd, corner Grant avenue and
Twenty fourth street, at 7:15 a. m,
1880 a. m, 1l:15 a. m, p. m. and 1880
p. m.
An exceptionally fine programme of
Easter music has been prepared. The
organist will be assisted by Professor
Wilson, violinist; and Mr.. Paine, clar-
ionettist. Mrs Ulrich viii sing Il
Know That My Redeemer Liveth" dur
ing the Offertory.
There will be a violin solo by j. C.
Prout, jr. The full choir includes Hag-
bert Anderson, bass.
Congregational Christian.-At the
Congregational church, union services
will be held by the Christian and Con-
sregational congregations. The Rev.
Hawkes. of Salt Lake will deliver the
Easter sermon.
Methodist.-Special Easter music will
be given at the n. E. church this morn
ing. The choir. consisting of Mrs. A. S.
Gates. soprano; Miss Addie Mcdowell,
alto; A. s. Gates. tenor, and r. r. Dor
land, basso, and II. NJ Durbrow, organ
list, have arranged a special programme
for each service.
FL Monte commandery No. will at
tend the morning service in a body.
Services will begin at IL a. m. and 7:30
p. m. Rev. A. r. Rankin will preach
the evening sermon.
Presbyterian.-At the Easter service
this morning, at the First Presbyterian
church, Lloyds TIE Deum'' will be
sung by a choir of is voices, with bari
tone solo. duet and chorus. Miss Lily
Mccoy will also sing Gounods Ave
Maria" In the evening the anthem.
Praise Ye the Lord will be sung, and
D'Auvergne's The Plains Of Peace" by
Mrs. Lafayette Farley. The church
will be beautifully decorated. The pro-
gramme of the days services is as fol-
love-:
Sunday evening. 7:3O p. Unpopular
meeting in the interests of homo mis-
Sions, presided over by Elder James A.
Todd, Nephi.
hymns No. ., 81.
Scripture reading.
Address, The Result Upon Our
Church and Country of the Neglect OF
Our Home Mission Work."-I.ev. James
Thompson, Smithfield.
Anthem, Praise Ye the Lord" Pal
mer.
Address, "Our Future. If Three
Threatening Evils Are Not Checked, -
Rev. A. C. Todd, Springville.
Hymn No. 81.
Offering.
Offertory. THE Plains OF Peace
D'Auvergne.-Mrs. Lafayette Farley.
Address. Where Now Rests the Re-
sponsibility of the Salvation of Our
Land" Rev. Josiah Mccain, Salt Lake
City.
Hymn No. l02.
Behediction.
Baptist.-Rev. Wishard, d. D., will
preach at the First Baptist church at
II a. m. and Rev. N. L. Clemenson at
1880 .. m. The audience room will be
appropriately decorated. Easter music
viii be unsurpassed in the city. The
anthems. Easter Bells" and Our
Great Deliverer,' will be sung in the
morning. In the evening the choir will
render the anthem. Christ Risen" and
the solo. Praise to the Risen Lord"
will be voiced by the sweet, clear full,
rich to%es of Mrs. Lilly Severn Skeen.
Everybody is welcome TO this Easter
service.
Catholic-At the Catholic church the
floral decorations are said to surpass
anything ever attempted by them be-
fore. Special Easter music has been
arranged and there will be services in
the early morning, forenoon and even
ing.