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U. w. hall. F. Brueckner, M. w.
c. w. Bussard, Recorder.
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st. David's Episcopal Church.

Following is the programme of the
Easter services at st. Davids Episco-
pal church, West Scranton:
Celebration Of Holy Eucharist 1870.
Professional, Come We Faithful" ,",...,S sullivan
iHtlou ..,,.s...'...','. '.hltBoIldn
Kyrc, Gloria Tibi. l.anS Tibi, Credo
Caleb Simper
Hymn, "Wccome Happy Morning" sullivan
Hymn, "Jcsus Christ Is Risen Today. Morgan
Anthem, Jesus Lives .......T Her1err Spinney
Benedictus and Agnes Del .....,......,.h. Hills
Gloria in ENcelss ..................Calcb Simpcr
Recessional, "Ilc Is Risen" ..,......... Ncander
CHORAL. Even Song" 40
MagnifCat Observation-Disclosures. II. Brown
Nunc Dimitts neutrality-suspicious.. .Grcgorian
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Green Ridge Presbyterian.

At the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church, Rev. /. j. Lansing, pastor, the
regular choir of the church, assisted
by an auxiliary choir of forty voices,
will render the following musical pro-
gramme during the Easter services
Sunday.
The Lord Is Risen ..,........,.,..... Herbert
Miss Edith Martin and Choir
Come lc Faithful Raise the Strain
A. S. Sullivan
Choir and congregation.
Awake Up My Glory" ............. J. Barnby
GLOW Calm and Beautiful the Morn" r. Hastings
Choir ard congregation.
Resurrection Morn. "...... Mr.. William Roberts
God Hath Sent His Angels
william Ames Fisher
Miss Master, Mrs Uthman, Mr. Rowson,
Mr. Pilling and choir.
"The Morning Puppies All the sky"
C, F, Leieune
Choir and Congregation.
EVENING, 5a0.
''Ye Chcir. Of New Jerusalem"
Church and Auxiliary choirs aud congregation
"Jesus Is Risen" .,.,...,...,.. r. A. Schneider
W. Roberts and choir
awake, Glad Soul, Awake!"
Choir and congregation
"Sweetly the Birds are Singing ". S, llosmer
Auxiliary choir.
"Msgniiy and Praise Him" .......W. O. Perkins
"Joy for the Saviour Is Risen p, A. Schneider
Auxiliary choir.
Miss SalCme lIerker. organist; Miss Myrtice
Bailey, pianist; q. Fred Whiltemore. choir
master; sopranos, Miss Edith Martin, Mrs, j. C..
Winke. Miss Hattie Gunster, Miss Alma Wade.
Miss Ruby Yost, Miss Edith Benson, Miss Sarah
Bcrkenbinc; altos, Mrs. G. B, Uthman, Miss
Clara Niemeyer, Miss Minnie Peck, Miss Myrtle
Perry; Miss Lillian Perry; tenor, W. Conrad, j..
G. Winke; j. l.. Rowlson, David Johns Mr..
Evans, G. I. Whittemorei bassos W. Roberts, T.,
Kirkpatrick, A, Pilling
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Recitation, Christ Is Risen Miss Sarah sweetser
Trio, What Friend We Have In Jesus.
Violin, Voice and Piano.
Address by Pastor ............Rev. q. c. Lyman
Baritone solo, Behold the Place Where They
Laid Him ....................Ch Charles Gabriel
Anthem, Sing and Rejoice for Christ Is Risen,
Mrs Carrie B. Adams
Recitation, The Message Of the Dove,
Miss Sarah Swectser
Quartette, Bells of Eastertide
Chorus, with Bell Accompaniment, Ring
Out the Glorious Faster Chimes
Closing Hymn, No 2is, llymna Two Verses
Benedction
Soptanos, Mrs. Ledsham, Mrs. Morris, Mrs.
Tewksbury; altos. Mrs. Williams Miss King Miss
Miller; tciors, Captain Morris, Dr. Corser; bassos,
G. V. TerNiliger, II. A. Tewksbury; pianist,
Miss Franc Guyer; violinist, Mr. +. Burke; chor.
istcr q. l.. 1haycr
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st. Patrick's Church.

At st. Patrick's church, West Scran-
ton, the following programme of music
will be rendered at the 1890 mass to-
morrow morning;
Kyrie from Becthovcns mass in G..
Gloria from Beethoyen's mass in G.
Credo from "GounCd's (St CeCelia) mass
Ofcrtory. AVE Maria" ..............., Counod
Sanctus from "Gounod's tSt Cccelis) mass.
Bcnedictus from Goudnod's (St. Cccelidj mass
Agrus Del tom Becthovcn's mass in c.
heRIna 'oell s,.'..'.'........'. NPlEdUu
Soloists-Sopraro, Rose Reese, Lillian McDcr.
mott; alto, Mary Cavsnaugh tenor, John Con.
way. John Shaunessy: bdsso. Bert johnson; or'
ganist and director, Mary Johnson
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Grace Lutheran Church.

AT Grace Lutheran church. corner Of
Mulberry street and Madison avenue.
Rev. Luther Hess Waring, pastor: At
the morning service. at 1890 o'clock,
the pastor will preach an Easter SER
mon, and administer the sacrament OF
the holy communion. New members
will be received into church fellowship,
The members and friends of the con-
gregaJion will turn In their Easter
Offerings" for the building fund. The
music, appropriate to the day, will be
rendered by the following voices: Miss
Jennie kaufman, soprano; Mrs. Alice
Quinby, alto; NJ. c. L.andt. tenor; Ed,
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Providence Presbyterian Church

The services at the Providence Pres
byterian church will be of an elaborate
and inspiring character. The music
will be of a high order and fully in ac-
cord with the spirit Of the day. The
choir have put forth every effort to
make this glad Easter festival one
long to be remembered. Special ser
vices will be held by the Bible school
after the morning service, to which all
are most cordially invited.
The regular church choir. consisting
of the following singers-Soprano, Mrs.
Carrie Mulley,M Phoebe Smith. Miss
Anna Telford, Miss Ada l.. Won Storch,
Miss Bernice Conger, Miss Leona Les
ter: altos, Mrs. Frank Norton. Mrs.
Charles r. l.. Williams. Miss Anna
I.osey. Miss Lillian Simpson, Miss An
ME Morgan. Miss Jennie r. Smith;
tenors, Joshua John. Archie Morgan;
basso, Floyd Heberling, Harry X. Ack-
er, Burnham Guild-wll be assisted
by Mrs. d. NJ. Brundage. Mrs. Oscar
w. Payne, Mrs. Floyd Heberlng, Miss
Nellie Morgan. Howard Griffin. Will
mer Whitman, Thomas Morgan and
the large auxiliary choir of young la
dies: Miss Cara Long, violin and at
the Bible school exercises Conrad's or
chestra, under the direction OF Mr..
Charles c. Conrad will lead in the SER
vice of song The programme of the
morning and evening service is as
follows:
Organ, "COmmCmmuration" ..........,... CLARK
Anthem "Why Seek Nr the living Brown
With solo by Mrs. Oscar Payne.
Anthem, "rail TO the Glad Easter Morn" Porter
hniT
Organ and violin, Ohcrtoiy .........., MaSscuct
Miss Clara Long and Mrs. W. G. Mcdonald.
Anthem, 'The Strife is Ger .,,,... .MendclsSoln
(hoir.
Solo, "Thc Resurrection" .............,. Shelly
Mr.. Joshua John
Violin obligato by Miss Long,
| Anthem, "The Mighty King" .......,.,., Porter
United ChUirs
| Organ Postlude in F...............,.... stearns
EVENING
Organ "Hallelujah Choius' .........,,.. Handel
Arranged by Dubois.
| Anthem, "As 1t Began to Dawn"
Sir George c. Martin
Mr. Joshua John and Choir.
| Anthem, "New Life NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Danks
| Auxiliary Choir.
| Anthem "Chrst Our Passover .. Dudley Buck
Miss Smith, Mr., John, Mr. lIeberling and
full choir.
orertory, Violin and Organ, Hearts and
| Flowers .......,,,,...,,,,,,.,,, TObani
| Miss Long and Mrs. Mcdonald
| Anthem, "Sng llalleluiah' .,.....,.. tampcuo
Auxiliary Choir.
Solo, "The Bells of Easter ,.........,. Drcssler
| Miss Phoebe Smith,
| Violin ohligato by Miss Long
Anthem, Christ Is Risen" chordc and Iugue,
| Coate
| Mrs. Frank Norton, Mr. Harry Acker and choir,
Organ, Postude in B fiat ...........,.,.. Batistc
4 Organist, Mrs. W. &. Mcdonald.
| Director, Mr. Charles =. Whttrmurc.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church.

The following is the programme that
will be observed tomorrow in the Penn
Avenue Baptist church:
Organ Prelude, "Love Divine" ..Weuban Smith
Anthem, "Christ the Lord Is Risen," -. Shelly
Response, Resurrection Morn"
Ofertory-"Easter Day. Shelly
Mrs. J.. II. Brundage.
Anthem, "0h, Saving Victim" ...... Williams
Postlude, Eugue in ID, ................ .Guilmant
h.. .ENING.
Organ Prelude. Psstorale and Allegro. ... .widor
Anthem, "Christ Our Passover" 49,. Schneider
ofertory Solo, Resurrection Morn" 80, Rodney
Miss Sadie Edwards.
Anthem, AS 1t Began to Dawn" ..,.... Foster
Response, "Christ Arose
Postlude, Fugue G Minor Bach
Haydn Evans, organist and Director.
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First Presbyterian Church.

The Easter festival the triumph of
Christ over the grave, the glorious
resurrection morn. will be the senti-
ment Universally sang tomorrow by the
various church choirs. The solo quar-
tette at the First Presbyterian church
will sing its praise in anthems filled
with most exquisite harmonies and
melodies, made famous in other years,
and will be assisted by Lawrence's Or
chestra. The programme:
Organ, "NIarche Trumphae," (E as) .Gui!mant
Miss Richmond.
DoSology and Lords Prayer.
CThe audience standing).
Hymn No I5i, Lyons ................ Hayden
Anthem. "Christ the Victor" ....P. A. Schneider
Soprano, tenor and alto solos and choir,
with organ and orchestra.
Soprano solo, 81 Know That My Redeemer
Liveth" (Messiah) .................. Handel
Mrs. kathryn Thiele
Responsive reading and Gloria Patria,
CThe congregation standing).
scriptural reading and prayer
Hymn No. pa. Faster Alelina."
ohertorium elevation" ........., W. S. Hoyte
Organ and orchestra.
Sermon ............. Rev. James Mcleod, D. d.
Anthem, "Christ Our Passover" ....J. II. Rogers
Tenor and baritone solos, Mr. D. Stephens
and Mr.. J. I. Watkins, and choir.
Postlude in ......,........,..., W. G. Wood
Organ and orchestra.
Solo Qusrtette--Soprano, Mrs. Kathryn Thiele;
contralto, Mrs, II. S. Keller; tenor, Mr. d. Ste
phcns; baritone and musical director, Mr. J. f.
Watkins; orgsnst. Miss Florence Richmond, and
Lawrence's orchestra
The evening service will be devoted
entirely to Easter music. with the ex-
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l.. Haas, bass; organist, Miss Hattie

At the evening hour 7.S0 o'clock, the
Sunday school will give its Easter AMI
church extension service. The super
intendent, ID. l.. Fickes, Will preside.
The programme will consist of introit,
psalm, gloria patri, collect, scripture
lessons, responsive readings, solos. ex-
ercises AMI song by primary class and
several addresses. The evenings offer
ing will be for the benevolent work Of
church extension.
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st. Paul's Catholic Church.

In St. Paul's Catholic church Green
Ridge, on Sunday. Tedesca's Mass in
T. will be sung for the first time by the
choir, assisted by the School orchestra.
The programme:
Nidi Aquain ''TFgoV'd"
OEcrtory. Regina Coeli," .Battmdh
Male Chorus, "Ncni Creator"
Ie Denm ~ 'lolI
The solos will be sung 10y tha Misses \. Burke,
VI. Powell. L. Foy and Mr. ". kcnney and J..
O'Donnel Organist. Mr.. Edward sullivan.
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jackson Street Baptist,

MORNING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude.
Hymn.
Lords Prayer.
Anthem, "Why Seek We the Living" :. Eastman
Assisted by Miss Beddoc.
Prayer.
Announcements.
Anthem, "A Sabbath Calm Is Brooding Now"
TrowbrdSe
Assisted by Mrs Davis and Mrs. Matthias.
Sermon.
Hmm.
Benediction
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude.
Chorus, GLORIOUS Risen Saviour"
Responsive Reading
Chorus, "From the Tomb"
PRAYER Pastor
Introductory by Five Girls, Coronation
Hymn and Italian Hymn.
Recitation
Chorus by Pastors Choir. Thirty Children
Address superintendent
Chorus, "Hark! the Easter Bells"
Recitation.
Chorus, "Come See the Place
Responsive Reading,
PASTORS Choir, Easter Bells"
Announcements and Solo .....,..Miss Ethel Lewis
Recitation.
Pastors Choir, 'welcome Happy Easter"
Recitation.
Anthem, Christ Our Passover" .........D Danks
Hundred Voices
Address Pastor
Anthem, Christ Being Raised" ......., Ashford
Doyology.
Organist--Miss Evans.
Drcctor--Lewis Davis.
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Solo ...............,Mrs. Thomas r. Davies. jr.
Singing .....All Hail the Power Of Jesus Name
Orgsnst- John Willinms.
Conductor--Jacob Jenkins.
Assisted by Prof STEINER and orchestra.
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Court Street M. E. Church.

The following programme of Easter
music will be given al the Court Street
Methodist Episcopal church sunday
evening at 7,3O o'clock;
Organ Voluntary, March Trumphaic
4, j. Howard
Anthem, Haleluish, the Lord Is Risen"
Mrs carrie ~, Adam,
Prayer and Scripture Rcadns,
Roy. q. e., Lyman
Trio Heard the Voice of Jc,us say. Hughes
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At st. Peters Cathedral.

The choir of st. Peters Cathedral
have with their usual energy made pre-
parations for the rendition of Mozart's
Twelfth Mass on Easter Sunday, and it
is confidently expected that the music
will even excel in grandeur the masses
OF previous feast days. The choir will
be assisted by Bauer's full orchestra.
1t is well to note that Mozart's "Glo-
ria" from the Twelfth mass, will be
sung complete. and it is a known fact
among good musicians that the last
movement, 1.-THE Cum Sancto Spiritu,"
is generally omitted by even the larg-
est choirs in the big city of New York.
Sc 1t will be real musical treat which
will be appreciated by many.
PROGRAMME
Professional March ......................Ki .Kiesler
Orchestra
"Kyrie," Solo, Quartette and Chorus,
Mozart's Twelfth Mass
Miss Lavelle, Miss Snow, Mr.. Mellon, Mr.
Bradbury and Choir.
"Gloria," Qusrtette and Chorus.
Mozart's Twelfth Mass
Mrs Leonard, Miss l.. Rafer. Mr.. Mellon
aud Mr.. Bradbury and Choir.
"Credo," from Paschal Mass......... .Lambllotte
Solos, Miss Lavclle, Mrs Walsh, .ar. Brad.
bury and Choir.
Regina Coeli," Qusrtette and Chorus.
Mrs. Walsh, Miss Rafter, Mr.. Mellon, Mr..
Bradbury and Choir.
"Sanctus," Chorus ........M .Mozart's Twelfth Mass
Choir.
''Benedictus," Psschal Mass, ....... .Lambillotte
Choir.
"Agnus Del, "Alto Solo and Chorus,
Mozsrt's Twelfth Mass
Miss Snow and Choir.
'Te Deum,' Chorus, .....................Ge German
Choir, Orchestra and Organ. Mr. Bradbury
at Organ
Following Is the list OF choir members:
Sopranos-Miss Mary Burke, Mrs John Carroll,
Miss Hannah Devine, Miss Annie Ford, Miss Liz.
zie Kane, Mrs NJ. J. Leonard, Miss d. Agnes La.
velle, Miss Margaret Murphy, Miss Nellie Nolan,
Miss Margaret 0Boyle, Miss Belle Philbin, Mrs.
Josephine Walsh.
Altos-Miss Margaret Kane, Miss Mary Keeie,
Miss Josie Rafter, Miss Laura Ratter, Miss Lizzie
Snow, Miss Katherine Walsh.
Tenors-Mr. John Carroll. Mr.. Daniel Buckley,
Mr.. James Folan, Mr. Joseph Murphy, Mr.. Frank
Mellon.
Bass-William Bradbury, John Gunster, James
Hayes, Matthew Snow.
W. p. Shilling. organst and choir master
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Howard Place M. E. Church.

On Sunday afternoon at 2.S0 the fol-
lowing programme will be observed at
Howard Place NJ. +. church:
Hymn .......,.,......,.,.Ch Choir and Congregation
Prayer
The Decalogue,
Recitation ..,,,,,.,.,.,,,,M Master Clarence slocun
Essay (sclected) ,,,,.,.,,. Master Ashton Dorsey
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oNoRROw is Easter Sunday and

all OF the churches OF the city
have made extensive prepara-
- tions for the observance of this
greatest of festivals in the Chris.
tjan churches. At all Of the Easter
services music will be feature and
the churches will be decorated in a
beautiful manner.
Below are given the programmes
that will be observed tomorrow:
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Hickory Street Presbyterian Church

The following programme will be
given at the Hickory Street German
Presbyterian church:
Gemeinde Gesang. "Erlrcetcr siegcsfuerst und
Held"
Psalm Lection.
Gemeinde Gcsang, W,lcCmnlen, HELD i'm
SirNtr."
Fc,t Eyanveum, Marc l6, sT
Chorgesang Der Herr lst Auicstanden"
Gehct
Chorgesang, "Tudt We Ist Dcn Stachelr
Fcsl Epistlc,
Gemeidnc Grsang, "JesuS Lebt Ruit Him
Arch Wiz"
Predigt.
Gebet dos llclm
Ra.s Solo "lI,ly saviour Lord aud King"
Jacob Emich
Gcuridnc Gesang, "idl Jesus Christus Is
Erstan6cn."
Fcir de- lleilgcr Abond Mahl.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran.

In the Evangelical Lutheran church
Of the Holy Trinity. Adams avenue
and Mulberry street, the festival OF
Easter will be observed by appropri-
ate exercises. At the chief service. 1879
a. m., the Holy Communion will be adj
ministered. The Vesper service will
consist of an appropriate programme
rendered by the SUNDAY school. Spe-
cial preparations have been made by
the choir, under the direction of Prof.
being composed of the following: Misses
Victoria Gruener, Emma Yost, Carrie
Yost, Katherine Winterstine. Lille
Blaschke, Anna Bernhardt, Josephine
Bernhardt, Alice Femme. Emma Schuler,
Norma Hughes, Messrs. ii. j. Schu-
bert. Charles Schoen. William ]. Schu-
Ter. Fred j. Schuler, David j. Davis,
r. II. Brader. The programme:
MORNING.
organ Prelude. de......................C. B. Adams
Chorus, "iIallcluiah" ....................S .Sunper
Alto Solo, "Place Where Jesus lay"
Miss Victoria Gruener
Chorrs, 20 Sing Unto the Lord" with So.
prsno Solo).
Misses Emma Yost and Lillian Blsschte
vESPERS 80.
Organ Prelude Cheerful Easter Time"
]. Pache
Chorus "Christ Dur Passover" ...H j. Holden
With Alto and Terror Solos, Miss Victoria
Gru6ner and MIR. David J. Davis
Tenor Solo, "As Sleep Takes Flight"
II. R. Shelley
David ]. Davis
Reading Of Scriptures and Prayer
Hymn by tie School.
heCltdtIoh ''''''''s.'..'.,.'..M MISS Trace Brown
Exercise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BY Glass OF girls
Hymn, Easter Bells" ....................Sc School
Recitation ................W .Wilhelmina BeInhGrdt
exercise .'...................By Class of Boy.
Faster Recitation ............. ..... Eta WetZe
hSWH ''''''''''''''..'''...' SClIOo
Exercise by Class OF Girls. Easter Flower!
Exercise by Seventeen Boys and Girls.
1.-The Pilgrims Vision
! Jennie Seamon, Mary Gerlock, Eta Wetzel
| Amelia Bernhardt. Louisa LutG, Grave Brown
Margaret Zerbc, Mary Imtz, Amy Lindncr
Harry Schulcr, Herbert Xcrhe, Arthur Stipp
Dora Marquart Iva Brader, lottie Shirer
| Lottie Dickens
| Hymn.
Kecitation .,..............,.......Am Amelia Fennt
Doxology.
| Benediction.
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phens baritone and director. Mr. J. T. Watkins
organist, Miss Florence VI. Richmond; Lawrence's
orchestra
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Spasmodic Affection!

Madgc VOWS she is Devoted ,,,... ,
be-, sad to say, find ........
Her notion Of devotion
Is of the rag time kind ' 'i'
's '-Y - --Chioago Re,of6
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Washburn Street Presbyterian.

FU,l-
The programme or music given below
will be rendered In the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church tomorrow
by a double quartette choir composed
ol tne ioiIo"lhs voices uhuer Ihe Ieau-
ershlp OF frofessor - b' Dermah' 80
pranos, Miss Lydia Sailor, Mrs Bur-
dick; altos, Miss l.. Jones, Miss Ida
Watres: tenors, Messrs. Kreis and
Cuttheinz. bassos Messrs narman
and stowe. oroa,ist Mice Mabel T.,
Chr,.t Tho esIha,h .",n,, -,atas,rn
"e 7' 'Ohoo. VI
uhuer tne uTectioH OF MI george
Watres VIII also assist during the
morning service.
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