The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-07


Bliss viii play for prelude to this service
'Impromptu" from Flagler and for post
Jude, a march from FIagler. Mrs. Louis
SteinbucheI VIII sing the beautiful solo
Il Know that Ny Redeemer Liyeth, ."
from the Creation" by Hayden.
The musical program 1or the pontifical
high mass is as follows: alleluja' By
Handel; 'Kyrie," and Gloria" from
Haydn's Imperial Mass; 'Regina Coeli. y
by Lambilotte; ''Credo." "Sanctus. -.
''Benedictus" and 'Agnus Del" from
Haydn's Imperial Mass. and Praise Va
the Father, by Gounod.
This morning at the First Methodist
church the choir wiz open the services. at
1880, instead of the usual organ volun-
tary by singing Gloria" from 8Iozart's
Twelfth Mass. The anthem viii be the
'Hallelujah Chorus from HandeTs
Messiah, and after the sermon a carol,
Hail Thou Happy Morn. by Ravens,
VIII be sung.
Or. A. II. Hudson, NJ. D., viii speak at
the mems meeting this afternoon at 4 p.
M, at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian association, over 2l3 Main. Sub
ject, ''The House We Live In" Those
interested in developing a sound body.
VIII be benefited by being present. Mr..
q. 3. Walden viii sing Harry Rouchel-
ler's Resurrection.
Mrs. Noble and Miss Hall viii p1av fo,
a voluntary at 7:30 P. m. March of the
Roman Soldiers by Gaul, which was So
pleasingly rendered by them last Wednes.
day night. The church will be beauti-
fully decorated and the choir VIII mum.
Der more than twenty voices. Strangers
IN the city viii receive a hearty welcome
Sunday school at 2:80 p m Epworth
League at $50.
First Baptist church corner Of First
and Market streets, w. e. Gibson. pastor.
Sunday school 500 a. m. Hon. J. T. Shear
man, superintendent Preaching at II a.
m. and .. m, by the pastor Morning
subject The Risen Life" Easter mu-
sic appropriate to the service. Evening
subject The Conversion of a Rich Man
B. y. P. Z. meets at p. m. Subject.
Dead TO Sin. Alive to Christ" leader.
Mr.. Virgil Marsh.
The Easter services at the Pro-Cathed-
raj VIII be of especial interest. The
church has been beautifully decorated
for the occasion and special music viii be
furnished. The services viii begin with
low mass at q. m, and another at g a.
m. AT 1890 Bishop John J. Hennessy will
celeb ate the solemn pontffcaI high mass. I
The bishop viii be assisted by Rev. A. J.
Abel, arch-priest; Rev. p. J. Nagle and
Rev. A. Hess, deacons Of honor. Rev. q.
Birrenbach and Rev. B. Drath. deacons
of the mass. The sermon VIII Oe preach
ed by Very Rev. j. IT. Then In the
evening at 1880 there viii be solemn ves-
pers and the benediction.
Plymouth Congregational church. cor
ner North Lawrence and Second street.
Rev Henry r. Thayer, pastor. Services /
at 1890 a. m, and s p m. Sunday school
q m. Y. p. S. c. E. p. M Themes Of /
Morning, The Empty Tomb.
Evening. The Gospel of Opportunity" +
MORNING MUSIC.
on This Glad Day"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spence (
Quartet-"Praise the Lord" Randegger I
Solo-The Angels Easter Song. Schucker I
Mr.. Goodrich
EVENING MUSIC.
Solo-"The Resurrection .......... Holden !
Sir. Purington.
Duet .-.....---.--...----.. Hope Beyond I
Mr.. west and Mr. Walden.
Cello solo Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Parker /
Easter win be observed at the Reformed /
church. corner of South Topeka and I
lewis street. with the celebration IL the +
Holy Communion as is usual with that
,hurch. A class viii be confirmed and T
received into the church at that time
The service VIII begin promptly at Ii /
clock with an organ prelude by Bauste. F