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Park Con gregational.

Soprano solo from Creation With Verd- ure Clad the Fields Appear Haydn). Miss Carolyn D. Roper; trio from ''The Redemp- ton" (Gounod), 'The Lord Is Risen Again" :" Misses Else Priber, Budd Friedlander and Es- telle Davidson; tenor solo, The Lord Is Risen (Schnecker) H. Bradley Simth, with violin oblgato by A. von Benzon; anthem, They Have Taken Away My Lord (Stainer), by the double quartet consisting of the fol- lowing: Sopranos. Mrs. W. E. Boyer and Miss Carolyn D; Roper; altos, Miss Estele Davidson and Miss Lou Feldheim tenors, Irwin A. Mo David and F. B. Boronda: bassos, Lawrence Alberti and H. c. Closson. For evening serv- ice-An Easter cantata, The Risen King, by the children; anthem, 'Hosanna in the Highest tStainer); soprano solo "Hossnna'' Jules Granier), Mrs. w. E. Boyer. Professor W H. Degenhard organist: Baroness Anna von Meyerinck, choir directress.
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First Presbyterian.

Morning-Organ prelude (Guilmaunt); doxol- ogy; creed; Gloria by the choir; the Lord s Prayer; anthem. Awake. Thou That Sleep est (Goodrich); Scripture reading; hymn No 3n. Rise, Glorious Conqueror, Rise; solo, Triumphant Love" WinaD Dr. Graham prayer; sentence by the choir; hymn No. 343. '.The Head That Once Was Crowned With Thorns'; offertory, My Soul on Wings of Glory (Faure), Mrs. Cushman; sermon by Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D. D.; anthem. Fill the Font with Roses" (Warren) benediction organ postlude, Easter March (MerkeD.
 Evening praise service-Organ prelude (Volk-
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Trinity Episcopal.

Morning service, Il o'clock; organ prelude
 'Marche Triomphale.'' Guilmaut; hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day; Easter an- thems, Gregorian; Te Deum in D minor. Ar thur Foote; Jubilate in A fiat, Arthur Foote; introt. '"The Strife Is Ger; communion ser vice, Kyrie. Credo, Sursum Corda, Saunctus, hVmn Jesus Lives: offertorv. '.sThe Sonq If Miriam Schubert The music will be rem dered by the regular choir of the church, as sisted by several extra voices. Sooists, Miss Millie Flynn, soprano; Mrs. Etta B. Blanchard contralto; H. M. Fortescue, tenor; F. G. B. Mills bass; organist and director of the choir H. J. Stewart
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Church of the Holy Spirit.

Opening hymn. Glad Tidngs," by the school prayer, by the superintendent, R. Hal lowell: song, Jesus Lives Again duet "The Little Missionaries; song, Hail to the Risen Jesus" by the school.
 Evening-Opening hymns, Glad Tidings," "Iail to the Risen Jesus," by the school; duet ''Hosanna to Jesus,'' by Emma Opperman and Carmalita Freeman; song, My Shepherd Walks Beside Me-" by Lizzie McGrath; songs Jesus Lives Again and Joy Comes With the Morning. quartet Sweet Easter Lily" by Miss Johnston, MT and Mrs. Stevens and Mir. Macarthur: duet "Hosanna to Jesus" Miss Opperman and Miss Freeman; solo, My Shepherd Walks Beside Me" Lizzie McGrath; song Joy Cometh in the Morning, chorus of irlc
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First Christian.

Organ voluntary, "Hallelujah, He Is Risen (Charles H. Fillmore), chorus; hymn, Jesus Lives (Mrs. H. E. Jones). congregation; solo. F. S. Brown; hymn. "Hosanna," congregation; offertory; solo, Ashamed of Jesus' (James F1eld) Frank s. Ford; hymn, Come to Me congregation; closing hymn; benediction 745 ?. m.-Organ voluntary; Hallelujah' lJ. B. ing" congregation; Psalm 9l, collect; The Golden Gates Are Lifted Up,' chorus: prayer; duo Risen for Me-" Mrs. F. s. Ford and Mrs. F. T. Prebbe invitation, How Can But Love Him?" congregation; hymn. Give Ye to Jehovah" congregation; offertory; Mig
 ra henediction.
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Park Congregational Church.

Soprano solo from Creation" With Yer dure Clad the Fields Appear" Miss Carolyn D. Roper (Haydn); trio from 'The Redemp- tion' (Gounod) ''The Lord Is Risen Again." Misses Else Priber. Budd Friedlander and Es- telle Davidson; tenor solo. The Lord Is Risen tSchnecker)), Mir. H. Bradley Smith violin obligato by MT. A. von Benzon; an- them They Have Taken Away My Lord'' (Stainer), by the double quartet: sopranos Mrs. w. E. Boyer and Miss Carolyn D. Roper altos-Miss Estele Davidson and Miss Lou Feldheim; tenors-Mr. Irwin A McDavid and F. B. Boronda; bassos-Mr. Lawrence Alberti and MT H. C. Closson.
 For evening service-An Easter cantata, "The Risen King" by the children; anthem, ''Hosanna, in the Highest (Stainer); so- prano solo, ''Hosanna'' Jules Granier), by Mrs. W. F. Boyer; Professor w. H. Degenhard organist; Baroness Anna von Meyernck choir dfrectresS.
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Howard Presbyterian.

Organ prelude. "Et Resurrexit." from first mass. Mozart: doxoogy, 'Old Hundred; an- them, 'As It Began to Dawn,'' Vincent
 hymn, ''Rse, Glorious Conqueror,' Giardini
 offertory. soprano solo. II Know That My Re- deemer Liveth." from Messiah Handel; hymn, Christ, Above All Glory Seated" Root; quartet. ''The Day of Resurrection.'' ' Vogrich; hymn, 'Hark, Ten Thousand Harps, Mason; organ postlude, Coronation March, '' Svendsen. Evening-Organ prelude. ''Marche Celebre, from First Suite, Lachner; anthem, Awake, Thou That Sleepest' Goodrich
 hymn, Come Every Pious Heart Edson; offertory, alto solo. 1.-The King of Glory, Coombs hymn, Hail to the Lords Anointed, '' Webb; organ postlude, Grand Hallelujah," |" Schubert. The members of the choir are: Mrs
 Susie Hert Mark, Miss Cecilia Decker, Bur- bank c. Somers and Charles E. Ker. Will Hem F. Hooke is the organist and musical d.
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St. Peter's Episcopal.

Organ voluntary, "Marche Religieuse" Gus tave MerkeD; processonal. hymn No. 520 (Mt S. siter): Easter anthem, Christ Our Passe ver'' (F. Schillint); "G4cria Patri," chant aGarrt tD ; 1a reuu'' IT. | Civilian H. Easthara); ''Ju- bilate Deo,'' in c CD. Bucl); introit, hymn No 1l2 (Worgan); communion service. "Kyrie e. Gounod): Gloria Tibi' (G. M. Garrett; the sermon; offertory: anthem. Christ the Lord Has Risen tD, Buck); 'Sursum Corda" (Camidge): ''Sanctus'' e. Gounod): commu- nion hymn No. 22S CW. H. Monk); ''Agnus Dei' e. Gounod): "Gloria in Excelsis'' (an- cient chant); 'Nunc Dimittis O. Stainer); re- troceSsional, hymn No. 116 (C. F. Roper).
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mar); chorus, 70, Give Thanks Unto the Lord" (Watson); invocation: hymn No. 339, All Hail the Power of Jesus Name: Scripture reading; solo. He Is Risen, He Is Risen" (schnecker); chorus, "Allelujah Christ Is Risen (Shelleyl hymn No S61, Grown His Head With End less Blessing; organ solo, "Onertory tBa- tiste) offertory, The Resurrection (Shelley; ; MT Mcbride; address by Rev. Edwin Hart Jenks: chorus, Christ Our Passover tSchnec- ker): benediction: organ postlude (Raff).
 Otto Fleissner is the organist and choirmas- ter, ano the choir is composed of Mrs Don Pardee Riggs, soprano; Mrs. Olive Reed -Cush- man. contralto; Dr. Gilbert F. Graham. tenor; Georee P. Mcbride, bass, and chorus of twenty voices
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St. Paul's Episcopal.

Morning-Processional hymn 112. sChrist Our Passover (Morington): Gloria Patri' GIL W. Parker); "Te Deum' (H w. Parker); '-Jublat' CH w. Parker); hymn No 122; ''Kyrie'' (H. W. Parker); Gloria Tibf' (H. W. Parker); offertory. Awake. Thou That Sleepest" (Arthur Foote): "Sanctus'' H. w. Parker); communion hymn No 22o; Gloria in Excelsis' tH. W, Parker); Nunc Dimittis re- cessional hymn No. 11S.
 Evening = Choral evensong; professional hymn No. 112; "Gloria Patri'' (Calkiny; Mag nifcat'' (Calkin); Nunc Dimittis ,Calkinl; an- them, Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord' (Mendelssohn); hymn No. 121; Gloria Patri'' tCalkin); ofertory redemption hymn (J. c. D. Parker); recessional Mo- 11S.
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First Congregational.

Organ prelude; introit, Awake, Glad Soul. Awake (Holden); invocation; responsive read ing. all standing; doxology; Scripture lesson; Easter anthem, Christ Our Passover (Schil- lng); pastoral prayer; bass solo, with violin obligato, The Lord Is Risen Uansing) hymn, Rise. Glorious Conqueror Rise" No. S1 (Brydge); offertory. Angels Roll the Rock Away (Hawley). for soprano with violin obli- gato; sermon, theme, Tt Began to Dawn by the pastor; prayer; anthem, This Is the Day organ postlude.
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St, John Evangelist.

Tours beautiful communion service in c major will be sung in the morning. and Charles Harford Lloyd's stirring "Magnifcat' and ''Nunc Dimittis'' in G major will be the feature of the evening service. The programme is as follows Morning -Processional hymn 112, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day (Morgan); intriot Christ Our Passover (Mortinton); "Kyrie.Y Gloria Tibi'' and .Credo'' CTours), in c; hymn l2l. nThe strife Is Ger, % Paes, .:s Appointed Day tToursl ''sursum corda., the World (Hodgess .'Agnus Del" Gloria
 in EXcelss' (Tours), in c; "Nunc Dimittis'' Hloyd), in G; retrocessional hymn IT. He Is Risen" (Neander).
 Evening: Processional hymn 112. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day" (Morgan); psalter; proper psalms for evening of Easter day: :'Magniacat' an and "Nunc pimittisc Gloyd}: offertory, solo. Christ. the Lord. Is Risen To-day (Coombs), Andrew Y. Wood: benedic- ton hymn IS, "All Praise to Thee" (Baker); retrocessional hymn 117. He Is Risen" Nean- der). The quartets and solos will be sung by Masters Lincoln Beachy and Emil Hole. so- pranos: Otto Schmidt and Joe Kemp altos; Andrew Y. Wood. tenor, and Dr. Brown, bass
 The vested choir of thirty boys and men, under the direction of Miss Esther M. Phillips. choirmaster and organist, will sing at both services.
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manner. The management has been in- trusted to a superintendent and medical staff-visiting physicians and consult ants-who bring to this work experience gained in many years of successful labor of a similar kind The lady selected for chief nurse has filled a like position in the Florence Crittenton Home, maternity department, for the last seven years.
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Town Talk.

This weeks issue of the favorite weekly contains some especially interesting Saun- terer stories about people we know: School Director Waller, Jim Murphy, the late Mrs. Emerick, Lieutenant Milton, U. s. N, Herr Stark, Grant Carpenter a wealthy Central American and his fan cee, Henri Marteau and others Clergy- men will be interested in the editorial dis cussion upon certain late. sermons preach ed here upon the war subject. Miss Grace Sherry is portraitized, and there is the usual budget of stage and music, society and club chat.
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Plymouth Congregational.

ii o'clock-Organ prelude (BarnetD; dox- olorv. in unison, (Old Hundred): anthem
 Christ, Our Passover (Shepperd); quartet
 "As It Began to Dawn (Barnes); anthem, ''Hark! Hark! the Notes of Joy'' (SchneckeD; alto solo, Hail Easter Morn," with violin obligato (Marzo) offertory. violin solo, An dante E Flat Concerto tMozart): hymn, No. 351; hymn. No. 336: postlude Ueiter). 7:5o o'clock-Organ prelude. (GuilmanD; anthem, Awake Thou That Sleepest' (Maker); tenor
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evening service will be an Easter praise ser vice. composed entirely of Easter music; an Easter anthem by Trowbridge, Why Seek Ye tet; soprano solo, "He Is Risen," by Schneider, sung by Mrs. Priest-Fine, with violin obligato by MT. Savannah alto solo. Easter Morn, by Wilkinson, Mrs. Sedgley- Reynolds; bass solo. Resurrection,'' by Rowe Shelley, Walter Campbell; tenor solo, Christ Is Risen" D. M Lawrence: Easter anthem Awake, Awake,
 Tis Easter Morn,'' E. E. Truette and appro- priate hymns by the congregation
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Howard Methodist.

Organ offertory, Baptiste; anthem, Christ Is Risen To-day, Warren; anthem, "The Strife Is Ger" Mendelssohn; anthem. Christ, Our Passover" Danks. By special arrangement Miss Alice Sheldon Grammar has been secured. and, following Dr. Wilson sermon, will sing her great soprano solo, Christ Is Risen To- day. by Bschoff. The regular choir will be increased by the addition of twenty-five special vocalists and subsidiary choir of seventy-fve voices Professor Martin Schultz, organist and chOrTna
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St. JoseTh's.

The Kyrie, Gloria, Credo and Sanctus from Cagliero's grand mass; the Agnus Dei from Giorza' S mass; at the offertory. Regina Coeli' by Giorza; at benediction will be sung 70 Salutaris" by Rossini; "Tantum Ergo. by Rossini The choir will consist as follows: So- pranos Miss Claribel Lefher and Miss Ethel fsa bella Smith; altos, Mrs. Helen Kelly and Miss Etta O'Brien; tenors D. F. Gilfether, An
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Calvary Presbyterian.

Mrs. Priest Fine, soprano; Mrs. Sedgley- Reynolds contralto; D. M. Lawrence, tenor; R. D. Burness, organist; Walter Campbell,
 basso and musical director. At the morning service an Easter anthem. 70 Joyous Easter Morning." by Schneider. tenor solo and quar- tet and an offertory. "The Lord Is Risen, by A. w. Lansing, sung by Mrs. Priest-Fine. The
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Preliminary Steps Taken by the
 Grand Army for Its Ob-

At a meeting of Lincoln Post. c. A. R.. held last Thursday night, Post Com mander c. J. Handley was authorized to call a meeting of post commanders in this city for the purpose of taking the pre- liminary steps in the matter of properly observing Memorial day this year.
 Ii is probable that the most connondar will call the meeting for next Thursday evening, when the matter will be fully discussed.
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Central Methodist.

Anthem. "King of Kings (Smper); Easter anthem. Christ Our Passover CBeale); so- prano solo. T Know That My Redeemer Liveth" (HandeD. by Miss Grace I. Davis. Evening-Anthem, They Have Taken Away My Lord'' (MitchelD; alto solo. '-Hosanna'' (Grainer). by Miss Grace w. Cope; barytone solo, He Is Risen (Schnecker), Charles H. Van Orden; anthem, Sing to God'' (Gounod).
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More Hydrants Asked For.

The Fire Commissioners have requested the Supervisors to establish twenty-one new fire hydrants in various parts Of the city. The recommendation includes five new hydrants for one block on Sutter street, as follows: Two on opposite corners of Sutter and Powell; one in the middle of the block, toward Mason, and two more at the intersection of the latter street
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DEGREE OF HONOR. The Grand Lodge Closes Its Labors. Election of Grand Officers.


 The Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor closed its labors late yesterday af- ternoon after two days session.
 In the forenoon the following grand off, cers were elected for the current year: Chief of honor, Mrs. E. F. Mayon of Oakland; lady of honor Viola Norman of Monrovia; chief of ceremonies, Flora J. Nay of Pasadena: usher, Cornelia Albin of Fresno; inside watchman. Minnie F. Hol- lis of San Francisco; outside watchman, Eva Booth of Los Angeles; recorder, Kate M Poland of San Francisco; receiver, Maggie H. Ohea of San Francisco; medi- cal examiner, Dr. J. L. Mayon. Mrs. Poland declined the nomination for grand recorder, but the grand body re- fused to accept her declination and elect ed her as compliment to her efficiency. A proposition to increase her salary was declined by her for this year
 The following were chosen delegates to the Superior Lodge of Honor: Mrs. Kate M. Poland of Ivy Lodge and Mrs. Esther Lovejoy and Miss M. Ohea of Minerva Lodge.
 The following committees were appoint ed: Advisory to the grand chief of honor, William Henry Barnes; laws-D. S. Hirsh- berg, Mrs. G. Featherstone and Minnie Bacon; finance-Eva Cogan, Nellie G.
 The. grand officers were installed by Superior Chief of Honor Mrs. Steuart, as- sisted by William Winter and William H. Barnes.
 During the session Chief of Ceremonies of the death of her father. The Grand Lodge passed resolutions of sympathy.
 Thanks were returned to the retiring and oesTs and to bcb the lodges of this night entertained the delegates, and then the grand body adjourned
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Arrested the Wrong Man.

R. J. Mcknight, a groceryman at 112S Folsom street, who was arrested Thurs day night on complaint of R. S. Christie, a prophet" on suspicion of having broken into Christies house, has been re- leased by the police. as he proved that it was case of mistaken identity.
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Our Lady of Guadaloupe.

The solemn high will take place at 90 80 a. m., during which Gounod's ecclesas- teal mass of the Sacred Heart will be sung by the following members of the choir: Sopranos, Mrs. B. Camarena, Misses $. Rot tanzi A Acosta A. Buckley and J. and A. Perez; altos Mrs. L. Steffani, Mrs. s. Arril- laga. Misses N. O'Rourke, F. Cabazos and H. Andrade; tenors. Dr. F. Bonino F. Loalza and D Calamme: bassos, H. Basford, J. Sanchez and P Rodriguez. At the offertory the Hal lelujah" by Eslava will be rendered. The piano accompaniment will be sustained by Miss F. Arrilaga- Organist and musical director, S Arri1laga
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St. Ignatius.

Mass Bernini; offertory piece, Regina Coeli." Caglero Evening service: "Vespers Magnifcat" Cagliero; motett, Regina Coeli,' Cagliero; prayer to God; barytone solo, Tan tum Ergo; tenor solo, with chorus, Maya Fr. Coltelli will direct the choir. Maurice c Connell will preside at the organ and render selsctlnns frnIn ..Eelippo Capocci."
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solo. Lord. vouchsafe Thy Loving Kindness SR9ssinQ; q quartet Tn the End of the Sab, IMurray) anthem, 1t Is a Good Thing to Give Thanks (Goury) soprano solo. Come Let Us Rejoice.' with cello oblgato (Bieder- mann) quartet. ''Faintly and Soft" (Schneck- er): offertory, Air Religieuse,' violin solo 1Gotterman); anthem. Fill the Font With Roses Warren); hymn No. 35S; hymn, Mo- 364: receSsiopal march CRendixl
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Our Lady of Victoires.

The wen-known choir of the church will exc cute mass specially prepared for the occa- sion Mercadante's mass in A; at the offertory, the Regina Coeli'' Of Lambillotte. Professor S. Martinez will play the organ. Miss Helene Hefron soprano; Miss Reine Hickey, con- tralto Mir. Tissot, tenor; J. McAuliffe, bass.
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Deputy Grand Master.

L. M. Manzer of Hercules Lodge has been appointed by Grand Master Work man Bahrs as deputy grand master work man to fill the vacancy caused by the election of Frank s. Poland, who for twelve years held that office, to the office of grand recorder. MT. Manzer has been connected with the order for a great many years and, it Is stated, will very office
 The following are the new corporate di- rectors of the Ancient Order of United Bahrs, J. ". Collins, J. H. Flint, Frank s. Poland, Sam Booth, Dr. J. L. Mayon, c. r. Curry, w. w Hawkett, John Hoesch and J. P. Jarman.
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St. Agnes.

Generalrs mass in G. Sopranos. Mrs. Clara McGowan Mrs Nunan. Miss NJ. McDermott. Miss M Heney. Miss l.. Aitken; contraltos. Miss Celia Decker. Miss c, McDermott. Miss A. Turner Miss K. McCirath; tenors, J. Lane. M Heney; bassos, Mir. McBain, D. Sheerin: oreanist Miss M M. Bumsted.
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Trinity Presbvterian.

Organ prelude, Lift Up Your Heads (Mes- siah); quartet, Christ the Lord Is Risen Havens); hymn 1So; Scripture lesson, Mark. sixteenth chapter; soprano solo, ''Glory to God (RotolD hymn 194; sermon, "The Power of Christs Resurrection: quartet, 'As Sleep Takes Flight" (Sheley); hymn 4S7 organ post Jude, March Romaine'' (Gounod). 7:45 D. m.- The Golden Gate Commandery will attend the services in a body; organ prelude; commandery Rock Away CHavens); the Easter psalm Scripture lesson, John. twentieth chapter; quartet, Jesus Lives (Schnecker) hymn '.All Hail the Power of Jesus Name; prayer by the pastor; offertory; barytone solo, "Ho- sanna' (Granier); hymn, ..The Day of Resur- rection' (Webb); sermon by the pastor; tralto solo, '"The Lord Is Risen (Sullivan); i; hymn, Jerusalem. My Happy Home; the "Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting (Gounod's s Redenntion)
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A Maternity Home Reopens.

The San Francisco Lying-in Hospital will again open it's doors, at 913 Golden Gate avenue, to-day. The place has been thoroughly renovated and fitted and fur
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CnrnuS Christi.

The following choir under the direction of Miss NJ Rodgers will render Won la Hache's beautiful ''NIissa pro Pace" Sopranos, Messrs- J. Rottanzi. Argent, Misses M. Risso and N Thompson: tenors, Mrs. George Matulich and M Cereghino; contraltos, Misses L. Vlantin and K. Danerl; bassos. Mir. Henry w Swords, Edward Loughery and Joseph Broyer At diction. accompanied by the morning choir.
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Grace Episcopal

"Kyrie." in G, Holt; Gloria Tibi," Tallis; offertory, duet, soprano and alto, ''He Is Risen" Myes Foster; "Sanctus,' Taylor: Gloria in Excelsis," Old Chant; "Nunc Di- mttis," Blow.
 The regular morning service will consist of the second celebration Of Holy Communion and sermon by the rector Opening anthem, Awake Thou That sleepest. Maker; Christ, Our Passover Tours; 'Kyrie,,' Mendelssohn; Ire Deum and Jubilate.'' in D, Buck; offer tory He Is Risen.'' Schneider: ''Sanctus, ' Taylor Gloria in Excelsis" Old Chant.
 Full cathedral service 7:45 D. m. Psalter, twenty-ffth selection, chanted; "Cantate," in G, Buck; Deus Miserare," Warren; anthem. ''The Tomb Shall Hold Him No Longer Bodjett; offertory, For Now Is Christ Risen, |" Nevin; organ postlude. Grand Ofertorie." in D. Batiste
 The members of the choir are: First ten ors-Messrs Rhys Thomas, Wendell and Law renee: second tenors-Messrs. Messmer, Jones and Fossey first bassos-Messrs. Homer Hen ley Warde, Holt Fossey and Henning; sec- ond bassos-Messrs. Mora. Williams, Hooke Hewitt and Hammond; organist and director Holt.
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First Unitarian.

Organ prelude, "Old Easter Melody" J. E. West; anthem, ''As It Began to Dawn" Myles Foster; soprano solo and chorus, Every Flower That Bloometh,'' Shelley; anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day Tours; Easter carol, tSweetly the Birds Are Singing" Dra- per; offertory, barytone solo, 'Hosanna,'' Gra nier; anthem Praise the Lord," Randegger; organ postude. ''Laus Deo," Dubois. Choir Sopranos. Miss Clara Atkin. Miss Lena Hach- meister Miss Ellen Marks altos. Mrs. Robert Lloyd. Mrs. John Madden tenors, Malcolm Fraser. Stuart Murdoch; bassos, Robert Lloyd, Walton Webb.
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Simpson Memorial.

Morning service: Organ voluntary, Sewell Bogart; opening chorus Ring, Ye Easter Bells" choir and Sunday y-school: prayer, pas tor; duet with quartet refrain, Beautiful Lily" choir; welcome address. Master Sammy Burton song Tell the Story primary class; exercises, What Say the Lilies,'' Lottie Mall
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St. Paul'S,

Masses at :, S3O, e:SO and 10:3o o'clock. Dur ing the early masses Easter anthems will be sung by the different sodalities connected with the church. At the 1O:S0 service Willard mass in flat will be rendered by the follow ing members of the choir: Sopranos-Mrs. Mo KeeWilz Miss May Reilly; altos-Miss M. #. Code Miss Helen Carr: tenors-B. Borondo, w. Healy; basso-E. Bournizeau: organist-Miss Amelia F. Quinn. For offertory Battman S Regina Coel' will be sung by St. Paul boys surpliced choir. Tn the evening vespers will be cbAnted by the young men any boys choral, led by Professor s. J. Sandy.