The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
EASTER
JUBILEE.
Wintry Blasts, Show Flur-
ries and Appropriate
Church Services
Mark the Day.

Al Grace NJ E. Church the beautiful
auditorium was deliberately decorated
with flowers tastefully arranged. Special
music was excellently given by Tho choir.
Rev. Henry Baker, D. d., preached both
morning and evening. his subjects being
appropriate to the occasion. In the af,or-
noon a spe ;ial service was held. with mu-
sic and addresses, and this was also well
attended
At FIRST Presbyterian Church there
were pretty decorations and good music.
In the morning Rev. William NJ. Schall
preached and in the evening the Sunday
school. assisted by an orchestra, gave tho
Raster service, "Wclcnmc II oily mora"
The programme consisted of singing by
the school and music by an orchestra of
fifteen pieces rec!tatlOns by Walter Saw
don, Earl Jackson and Miss Mahala Wells.
Beautiful services were held l II st. Pc
tors Pro- Cathedral Yesterday to commeIn-
0rute tho resurrection. As is the custom,
Right Rev. J. J. Monaghan, bishop of
Wilmin ytoD, conducted the worship and
all the services were attended by large
congregations.
P0nvificnl mass was celebrated at 10 80
o'clock with Bishop Monaghan as cele.
brant, Very Rev j. A. Lyons. vicar gen.
ernl, as priest assistant, R'v. j. j Isenring
as deacon, j. Dousherty and j. Mahony,
as deacons OF honor and G McGoldrlck,
as master of ceremonies. After the Cos
pei Bishop Monaghan preached the sermon
Of the day. He dwelt OH the mystery of
the resurrection, as tho foundation of III,
Christians faith and the pledge Of mans
resurrection on the last day.
Choice music was rendered by the choir
of the Rodney Street Pres bytorlan Church
yesterday morning and evening. Mrs.
Brinton presided ut tho organ and the So
lo:sts included: Miss Weldin, soprano;
NJ. Ayres tenor; and Mr.. Wales. bass.
The music at st. Josephs Church OH
the Brandy vino was OF a higher order
than heretofore attempted there. Tho
choi" was in charge Of NJ j. Conway. Tho
solosts included Miss ella Mcguire, So
prRno; Miss Viola Hartloye, alto; NJ.
Quill tenor; Il. Conway and John Law
less basso.
Tho choir of tho Delaware Avenue Bap-
ti,t Church rendered special music morn
ing and evening. J-H. Woscott Is director
and Miss Bertha Elicit, orgnnist.
Tho Epworth NJ, f Church choir OF 80
voices. with George f. King as director
and Mrs w. u, Saxton, rendered special
music in the morning and evening.
There wassprclAl Easter music at the
morning service in St Stephens Luthern
Church An Easter celebration was held
by thn Sunday school last evening.
In St. Patrick's Il, G. Church yesterday,
the music was under the direction Of ] Il.
Curran. The program at 1919 a. ~, was
Hayden's mass. No. 2, IN e. otlertory.
"Regina Coeli," Rosawig; evening, 80 p,
m; vespers, Willard; 20 Salutaris,"
Holden: "Tautum Ergo" Lucia.
The choir OF Asbury NJ, Il. Church I'M
der the direction Of William 4. Groves,
rendered Easter carols and appropriate
hymns at yesterdays services
A New Cons table.
William Pearson has been appointed
constable Of Mill Greek Hundred to sue.
coed Alfred 4. Williamson who has sue
ceedcd Henry Durnall rs magistrate.