The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-04-12

was nrSJ eStdDlSlGQ mere. AC all the
churches the decorations were elabo-
rate, white and green being used fer
the most part.
CENTRAL UNION.
AT the Central Unicn there were
sixteen voices in the choir and the in
strumental music included cello, violin
and organ. The sermons, morning and
evening, were by the pastor, Rev. D.
P. Brine and were appropriate to the
season. In the evening the young ladies
OF Kawaiahao Seminary and the pupils
OF Frank w Damon's Mills Institute
were in attendance. The floral deco
TaJiOns included two crosses of white
flowers draped with green vines. The
solo in the morning was by Mrs. R. F.
Woodward and in the evening by Mr..
H. f. Wichman. All the music was
directed by Prof. J. w. Yarndley
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
His Lordship Ri. Rev. Alfred Willis
Bishop of Honolulu, conducted the SER
vices for the First Congregation OF
ST. Andrews Cathedral In the choil
were men alone The Bishop was as
sisted by Rev. V. H. Kitcat and Rev
Mr.. Lane. The attendance upon the
communion service was particularly
large. The sermon by the Bishop wa!
an able one and is to be published.
SECOND CONGREGATION, ST. AN.
DREW'S CATHEDRAL.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh of the Second
Congregation of St. Andrews Cathedral
was assisted during the services by
Rev Mr. Thompson, chaplain of the
Z. S. Training Ship Mohican Here
The music was of the highest order
Mr.. F. NJ Wakefield of Hilo was at the
organ. In the choir those who sans
solos were Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. E
D. Tenney, Mrs. A. M. Brown, Mis-!
kulamanu Ward, Judge w. L. Stanley
and Mr. Arthur Davies. The carol anC
Je deum were features of the morning
program. In the evening there wert
professional and occasional hymns by
choir Of supplied Hawaiian boys.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. G. L. Pearson, the pastor
preached at the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the morning on 'Tht
Glorious Hope" and in the evening
on The Resurrection. Both sermon.
were excellent. The church had beer
neatly dressed with the emblem of the
day and white flowers and green vines
Il was found that the church was quite
too small for the numbers gathered
for the two services of the day.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
There were large crowds of worship.
pers about the grounds of the Roman
Catholic Mission all of Sunday, as vel
as within the large building. The Pom.
tifical High Mass at 1890 in the fore
noon was the event of the day ant
during its celebration no less than 200(
people were assembled in the large
auditorium. His Lordship Rt Rev
ROpert Gulstan, Bishop of Panopolis
directed the mass and was assisted
by Rt Revs. Frs. Francis and Gle
ment. For the service there wa!
rendered a mass by Willard and al
Easter hymn of Cherubim's. In add
ton to the very large choir led by FIR
Valentine there was music by the st
Louis College band. The sermon b!
the Bishop was in English and Hawai-
ian.
AT. ST. CLEMENTS.
ST. Clements had services yesterday
just as this paper had announced
more than two weeks ago. The an
nouncement brought out a denial, bu
the services were held by Rev. Nj
osborne, nevertheless. There wa.
communion at O'Clock in the morninj
and at in the afternoon litany. wit
an address. The congregation wa
larger than had been expected. TIL
chapel has an attractive interior AM