Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
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AT the evening service, together with
the hymns and chants appropriate 10
the day and the Buck re Deum. VIII be
sung. "The Resurrection a sacred can
tata. by Charles Fonteyn Nancy.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
The choir at the First Congregational
church. under the direction Of MIS-
King has arranged a high class musl-
cal program for Faster services tOmOr-
row morning, The singers consist Of
Mrs. King, SOPRANO, Miss Dryer, con-
tralto. MIR. Fred Graham tenor and
Or. Wesley Davis baritone while Prof
numbers 10 be rendered include the
Easter hymn by Carey, anthem, Fear
NOT Yer by IT. G. Shepard, sopran-
no solo 'AlleluJah, He Is RISEN by W
II Neldlinger; anthem, Awake Awake,
Utter a Song by Harry Lincoln Case
and Now when Jesus Was Risen
Early by Frank Lynes.
ST. pAUBS EPISCOPAL
Special services and a sermon will BE-
given at ST. Pau's Episcopal church,
and the musical program has been ar
ranged as follows
Professional, ,s... 80, ,Alleluia Hymn liz
Anthem, Christ our Passover Schllllrg
Gloria Patri ,."".r 80, .,.-, '..dllbert
re Deum... .n..,...,.,.. Custance
soloists, Mrs PIN, Mrs. Howard. MIR
McCurdy
Jubllate Dec, Anthem. ....,...., Schubert
soloists, Master Tom Couch, Mr.
sherman.
Kyrie Ellison e. -. -, ,.....Mendelssohn
Gloria Tibi &C.. ,. .,n"..,.,.,,. Ouesley
Creed, intoned, u..,,,.,.,, -, .,;;''''''''
Ofertory, quartet Jerusalem" 80,
. D.. .o,.H Parker
Mrs. Price. Mrs, Curtis Mr.. Sherman,
Mr. Sanford ~
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Sanctus ..s..".,.,,..s,. ',..'1affett
Agnus Del. .,.,.,t. ..,,,,. .,bhrrell
Communion Hymn. .r..r... mo SB
Gloria in Encelsls. 49,, &C.. 800. Custance
soloists, Mrs Price Mr.. Curtis, Mr..
McCurdy
Nunc Dlmttls ..,.U,, -, %. 81. Stainer
Recesslonal -. -, T., 80, hymn 20. ~
j. w, Curtis.
The above program will be largely re-
peated at the evening service, which
viii be made very interesting.
OTHER CHURCHES.
The Baptist eMthodst and Lutheran
churches will also remember the day
both in special sermons and displays Of
floral beauty. and II will be general
day Of church going all round
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Mrs. A. G, Andrews, choirmaster Of
the First Presbyterian choir, has pre-
pared an excellent program for both
Of tomOrrow's services, including sew
eral fine anthems. A marked feature
of the musical services at this church
is the violin playing of George SHELTON,
who is listened 10 with great pleasure
by the large congregations.
EAST SIDE BAPTISTS.
The East Side Baptlsts will hold spe-
clal services tomorrow. In the morning,
the pastor. Frank Barnett will preach
on Christ, the First Fruits of the Res
direction the choir will sing wei
come, Heavenly Morn" by Knox, Hal
leujah, Christ is Risen," by Morgan;
and Awake Thou That Sleepest," by
Semper, In the evening the pastor will
preach on Spiritual Lessons from
Material Journey" and the choir will
sing, The Strife Is Ger" by Mendels-
sohn. and Awake, My Glory" by Cam.
by Baptism follows the evening SER
vice. Sunday school at 1915 p. m,
Christian Endeavor at 6:lj p m. Sub
ject for the next Wednesday evening
prayer meeting, "The Jewish Taber.
nacle."