The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-14
EASTER SERVICES
Churches to Hold Special Ser
vices on Sunday.
Elaborate Sacred Musical Pro-
grammes Arranged.
AT THE USUAL HOURS.
Sermons to Be Preached on the
Resurrection
Something About the Different
Services.
AT THE USUAL HOURS.

Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and spec
iaI services will be held in every church
in the city.
At the Church of the Assumption
there will be three masses. at o'clock.
and 1920 a. m. A choir composed of
the following members will sing: Mrs.
c. J. Smith, Miss Wyatt, Mrs. Sander
son, Joseph Griley and Walter Noble,
assisted by a chorus of mixed voices.
Following the mass at 1890, Father
Bowling will deliver a sermon ON the
Resurrection
Following are the services to be held:
The Spiritualist people will meet Sunday
afternoon and evening, at 422 Kansas ave-
nue.. Conference meeting in afternoon.
Psycometrte readings, and the Caldean
vices, by J. M White.
First Church of Christ. Scientist, 30
West Sixth avenue: Services at IL a. M,
subject Probation After Death" We'd
nesday evening meeting at o'clock.
The Church of the Good Spirit, under
I the auspices. of the Kansas State Spiritual
| West Eighth street Sunday morning at
| Il O'Clock. Lecture. Tests by Mrs. Inez
Wagner. No evening services.
The Episcopal Christian spirituaHsts
/ Will meet in their Topeka Post hall, East
! Seventh street, next Sunday evening, at
/ 1880. Rev. c. w. Soaring will lecture on
/ the Human Spiritual origin of the Reve-
| latiens of st. John" Mrs. S. v Soaring
death Gsr continue 10 give proofs OF NE "i'sr
Parkdale Methodist Episcopal church,
| corner Seventh and Lime street: An Eas-
ter sermon by the pastor, the Rev. D. D.
| Sunday school, 2:30 p. m; Junior League,
$3.50 p. M; Epworth league, p. m. Spe-
Third Presbyterian church. corner 18th
| and Branner streets, H. G.. FOnkin, pas
tor: Evening services both morning and
evening-Morning theme, 1T was Written
| How Christ was to Suffer-" evening, T he
| Resurrection a Foundation Fact" Sab
| bath school at 9:45 a. m; Junior endeavor
| at 2:3O p. m; Bible study at 3:45 p. m, and
| Y. P. S. G. Z. at 6:45 p. m
First Christian church, on Topeka ave-
| nue., between Sixth and Seventh street, F.
| W. Emerson, pastor: There will be I'M
ion sunrise prayer meeting at o'clock
Easter morning in the lecture room Of the
munion followed by preaching at Ii a. m.
Special Easter music will be rendered by
Does Death End ALP" s At D. MN mn the
regular G. E. prayer meeting will be held.
will give an Easter missionary exercise,
assisted by the choir.
United Brethren church, on Twelfth and
Quincy streets: Services-10 a. M, Sunday
school; II a. m, sermon by the pastor,
subject, THE Risen Savior" $50 p. m,
Y P. S. G. E. junior p. m, sermon by
the pastor. S. c. Coblentz, III E. Twelfth
street.
First English Lutheran church. corner
Fifth and Harrison street: Preaching at
II a. m, by Rev. F. D. Altman, D. D., of
Atchison, Kan. Communion at morning
Sunday school at s p M, Sunday school
9:45 a. m; Junior Endeavor, p. m; Sen
Tor Endeavor, p. m.
First Congregational church: Easter Sun
day services-s:45, Easter program in Sun
Morning. sermon by the pastor, and the
following special Easter music:
Festival TIE Deunn. ....-...... Dudley Buck
Christ Our Passover ......P. A. Schneider
Christ is Risen From the Dead.
.....................C. Whitney Coombs
Hail, Thou Happy Morn. <. Havens
A Song of Easter. -. Homer NJ. Bartlett
Solo by Mrs. Waldemar Won Dahlen.
There will be no evening preaching, but
: a Children's Sunday School service, con
sisting OF Rotations t.lI Bible exercises, ar
! Love-" told by DR.. Fisk, illustrated by
some fifty lantern views. Admission only
! by ticket.
First Methodist Episcopal church: Johr
T Roehr. organist; Mr.. Frank Watson, lead
er of orchestra; Mr.. NJ. 9. Holman, must
cal director Quartettte5.Mrs Violet But
2 contralto; Mr.. Frank Weightman, tenor
Mr. David Bowie, bass. 1.-The Modoc club,
t MORNING SERVICE.
I Organ Concerto, organ and orchestra
e (a)-Allegro Moderate ............
1 | (bl-Andante OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4 Nc)-AAegro ..----.-..-...- -,
f Easter Chant :. welcome Happy py 1
Morning ....Venantius Fortunate
Q Anthem-'.c Christ the Lord is Risen''
.Lifht your Glad Voice in Tr reGl
Z xyrTnV Nfa1 4r1
Triumph on High
{ The Apostles creed.
e Prayer.
n choir response-''The Lords Prayer
Anthem. Easter Sunshine Breaks
Vocal sol solo-aWith Verdure Clad iadI''s'A7
from m The he, Creation .Hayd
r Sermon-'A Better Resurrection"
o Easter Anthen1-Arr from The Mes
I orer t5a9 -serenade. organ and or aah0'
Hymn@:sing With All the sons onii Of 5s''7S
h Postludee-' Tanhauser March, organ
anu G ETENTNG sERvicE. "asne
+ Two songs by The Modoc club."
n 1. THE Death of Mighty Pan.
g. .The Christian Martyrs Def De R III
e Subject of sermon-"The Life Everlast
$ ing"
First Presbyterian church: Preachin
by Rev. John Gordon. D. D.. at II a.. m
on Impossible for Death to Hold Man.
and at p. m. on Repeated ResurreC
tons Sunday school, 9:45 a. M: Jur
J. Tor Endeavor, 3 p. m; Senior and Inter
mediate c. E, p m. Prayer meeting
Thursday, p. Easter music, by til
=, quartette-Mrs. Parkhurst, Miss Thon
as, Mr.. Moore, and Mr.. Carrie; organis
y Miss Tracy.
l. MORNING.
70 Organ Prelude Morning ............ erie
Miss Tracy.
sr tie Deum Laudamus,' .Lloy
- Quartette.
w 1.-THE Light of the World Adam
Mrs. Parkhurst.
? las Sleep Takes Flight $3.50. .Shelle
~ Quartette.
e. THE Dawn of Redemption ..........
r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hamilton Ora
lie 49, - ply. NT. CaT Es.,-. e,;,.