The Portland daily press., 1900-04-16


mas. He delivered . veg pewsrfpl sad
destructive ssrmsu On ths RssurFsotion.
Ths music, under The dlrsstion Of Pref
oaiuby. was of . high oress snd rsndsrsd
/ In . mAnnsy highly crsditAbls to orsa-
niss and choir.
Rev. u. J. o'Brisnv rsstor Of the Ca
fhesral, cslsbratsd early mass. Rev. q.
W. Collins was oslsh<ant Of the Q o'clock
mass, willis Rev J. "A. Barry was GELS
hrant Of the sclsnn high mass- He was
assisted by hev. ID. J.o'Brisn a. deacon.
Rsv. O. W. Coiiins, sub-dsaeen. whiis
Rev. Father Dies Jardines was assistant
10 the Bishop Mr.. y. y. Drisooli was
master Of osrsmebies
In the afternoon at O'Clock the grand
cathedral Was again dsnseiy crowded 30
llstsn to the joyous strrins Of the great
organ and the fsast Of sacred melody
which flooded the grand edifics. Rt. Rev.
Bishop Hsaly again preached. dwelling
on the doetrise Ct the Resurrection.
Every tniag conspirsd to render the Eas-
tar sslsmnitiss an event Of genuine hap
pinsss TO every Christian.
The solos Of Miss Minnie Burke NJ
the grand high mass and vespers sus-
tainsdhar reputation ssa mnger Of sacrsd
SECOND PARISH.
The d6tal dsoorstions and music at the
Second Parish church were unusual IL
elaborate. The entire front Of the slsar
was covered with bsausifal iossi pieces.
TILES predominsting In. all Of them. Many
Of these were memorial pisces. Amosg
others were tbs following: A handsome
cross Of lilies and roses In memory Of
Mrs. q. 3. staples and Miss Gsorgistta
Staples; o posted lily In memory of
Alpha d. jackson; . beautiful Dot Of
lilies In memory OF Ar. and Mrs. ". W.
Thomas; . crescent Of roses and lilies In
memory Of Sswall Merrill; pottsd lilies
In memory Of ". B. Joraas: two bsau-
uful crossss If liliss and roses In memo
~ Of Clifton Kicker; pottsd lilies a
memory Of W. p. Bsbb; . lily In mem-
Org Of Miss 8. Holmes; baakst Of dow
ers In memory Of Guy Ripley; crescent
In memory OF John Coussns; floral
star In memory Of While Souis; flowers
In memory OF Mrs. Way. and cross and
crown bearing the word Rest" In
memory Of Mrs. II. II. Kicker.
STATE STREET.
Tropical plAnts. E,stsr lilies and the
choicest aowsrs formed most handsome
background for the memorial tributes
which we're placed about the altar
State street church, and among the me-
MORALS were roses for william y. Corey;
cross. katherine Clifford; lilies, Ansel
Dewey: roses, Mrs. William Bailey, Mira
Gracs Cobb Bailey, Hslen n. Langthorne
and Sylvester MARI; lilies. DIR. N. A..
Hersom.
The pastor. Rev. Or. Jenkins was list
snsa TO with appreciative interest BY q
large congregation.
4 Mr.. Arthur Hyde of Bath presided at
the organ and his magnificent playing
was greatly appreciated BY the oongrs-
cation.
SACRED HEART.
The several masses Of the Church Of
the Sacred Eeart on Mellsn street were
largely attended yesterday, and the al
tar was decorated In the best of taste
with FERNS palms and the choicest dow
srs. Rev. Father O'Dowd offioisssd and
In the evening there was hsnedictioHand
vespsrs which closed most appropriately
the Easter ssrvioss ct this sanctuary.
NEW JERUSALEM.
The morning asrvioe consisted Of selec
tions from the book Of worship and a
sermon BY Rev. samuel Worcester on
"The Lord Ii Risen" The chorus choir
Of the church, under leadership OF Prof.
Edgar II, Paine, Gang some choice PHI 0 9.
among them the chant "Who IL This
King of Glory. The Lord Of :Hosts,
He IL the King Of Glory" A solo.
Sheilsy's "Rssurreotion, by Aiss Mil
ired Rogers. was sung with good effect.
The display Of flowers at this church
was sufficient to make ahasts and very
artistic effect wibhin the ohanoel rail.
consisting Of palms, jonquils. Easter
lilies, hyaoinths. and oheios memorial
floral tributes to the memories Of Moses
q. Dow, Capt. Henry &c ff1n, Mrs.. O. H.
Baker, Mrs. d. n. Rsa. Miss Small.
Mrs. g. ID. Livermcre, John u. Hanna
| ford. Henry Homer Hay and Mrs. John
Paine.
ST. STEPHENS.
The floral decorations at st. Stephens
church were beautiful many Of which
| were memorials to deceased members OF
the parish. There was tablet bordered
with caila lilies to this memory Of Almon
A. Strout, while the window Of J. o.
Brown was banked with potted plants
flowers. A star for Mrs. William K.
Bailey; horseshoe, Helen 7. Bailey;
wreath, Mr.and Mrs. James Bsilsy; pinks
and GALA lilies were placed In the win
dow Of Eiiphalst Greedy Spring; lilies
for J. b. Coyle. Mrs. n. Il Turner and
George W. Lane; roses. Mrs.. J. II. Short;
feur dc LIS, Mrs.. L. y. Flagg; bouquet.
! Mrs. Ezekiel DenDis.
The rector, Rev. DR.. Dalton, preached
a very thou shtf1l ana impressive sermon
and In the afternoon with carols. en-
blems. etc., the Sunday school cslsbrated
the anniversary, and the festival vaa
indeed n0tabla.
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