Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
EASTER SERVICES
A Lovely Day and the Chur.
CheS Filled to Overlooking.
MOST INTERESTING SERVICES

/ The weather man was most gracious
/ yesterday and Easter dawuod clear
and warm and remained 90 duriuE TIE
day u was an ideal sun.bicssod day.
the like Tor which New Mexico o.
noted. Il was a day Tor dress and
millinery, and the streets were
ihronged an day long with people
parading their new suits and gowns,
going to aud tom Easter services
Every church In the city held ~.
proprIato and iu some instances clab.
crate services COMMUNICATING The
sayiora resurrection Festival tide
Ir'suti through the sity
st. John's Episcopal
40 so Johns Episcopal church Rev.
r Jay Cooke. presided. The church
was OcCupie Tor the first time since
ia enlargement PROHIBITIONS docora.
lions OF dowofs and Easter fostoou
iugs glrnshCd the pulpit and tho aud.
tor.um. Dix services were held during
the day. including FIRST celebration Of
Holy Communion at $3.50 and 3
O'Clock, Sunday School AZ iO.t5 and
morning prayer sermon and special
Easter music az N, AID sermon anl
c1sJal services 40 o'clock Pilgrim
Cummandory knights Trmplar. OF
tho Masonic order. attended the after
noon services Zoo body. each mem
Der Dit.red Zoo tom romlia The mus.
iloI program was worthy of notp The
afternoon rr.siUU8 wore sU well o.
tended that people were turned away
loo IargH mhers
Church Of immaculate Conception
Tho grand Easter service az The
church ol Immaculate Conception yo.
t,fiay was something long Co be- GO.
membered boy those who were so f1r
iuuatc aa to attend The church was
crowded Go the doors and chairs were
used in the ulslrs The Sisters had
the three affairs most beautifully trim
wai with rar, plants and cut flower
Tho musical program was without
doubt the finest ever heard in New
Mexico and a number OF our eastern
visitors were most agrcoably sur.
rrIsed Go hear tuCh "a beautiful Eastrr
service The program a. printed ln
Saturday Citizen was carried out ln
fun Prof I'D MaurO was the vlOlinist
aud Mrs. n p Gideon presided al the
organ Mrs ShInick had charge OF
the choir The sermon by Father
Mandalar waB very earnest and high.
ly appreciated the whole making
really graud Easter service at this
ChIrCh
First Presbyterian Church.
AZ the First Presbyterian church on
Firth street between silver and Coal
avenues. Easter was observed by scr.
vices morning and evening. with spo.
c'al Easter music and chlldren's Eas
Ger services az 1880 In tho evening
Tho sunday school children rendered
"a special program bearing appcallngly
on the festive reverence " tho rcsur
rcCtiou OF Christ Tho Sunday school
made q liberal Offering toward the
church building fund Easter novofs
adorned tho pulpit
The Coal Avenue A. M.E.
Easter services began at the Coal
Avenue African Methodist Episcopal
church at lO.3n o'clock. Rev Thorn.
ton The pastor. presiding The sun.
day school participated the program
including rrcilatioua. songs and nd.
dresses
Christian Church.
The Christian church held Easter
services ln Mualc hall Of tho Public
Library building Rev. ~ M. Bandy
presiding 'Chrsts Resurrection" waa
tho subject 90 the morning service.
and General Resurrection" was the
theme Of tho evening service The
attendance Was large
First Baptist Church.
Row Herman y Powell the depart
Ing pastor of fhu Baptist church. pre-
sido' NJ iho Euatvr services held at
the church oiinro yesterday morning
and evening Roth services were
largely attended Mr. powcIlB themes.
morning and evening wore in refer
onUo ro ihp resurrection of Christ
Congregational c ureh.
Roy W J Marsh pastor presided
at all the services during tho day
Easter was appropriately observed,
both in sermon aud boo song The a..
tendance wac Hrra
Lead Avenue NJ r chuch.
Special ~ stcr services morning
and evening. attracted large crowds
10 the Lead Avenue Methodist church
yesterday Rev. Coke presided me
church was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and pottod hot plants
The song service wac exceptionally