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ried at the head of the different classes.
The children were addressed by Arch
deacons Weber and Tiffany.
| in the evening the Cathedral was
again packed, the Knights Templar at
tending in a body Archdeacon Web
Der was the preacher.
This service closed a glad Easter for
| the people of st. Andrews Cathedral.
The Bishop and People are very hap
py at the blessings which the day
brought.
The music OF the day was of a high
order and excellently rendered under
the leadership of Gerard Barton. The
TIE Deum at the IL o'clock service was
Stanford's and the Communion service
was sung to a setting by Tours in f.
The anthem both morning and evening
was Handei's Hallelujah chorus. Arch
deacon Weber will make an address on
Monday and Tuesday at 10 a. m. and
on Wednesday at p. m. he will speak
to women on Highest Womanhood. y
He will also preach on Wednesday
evening. Next Sunday he will preach
morning and evening and this will close
his services here.
ST. CLEMENTS CHURCH.
st. Clements church was prettily
decorated, the picturesque interior
lending itself readily to the artistic
efforts of the decorators. Archdeacon
Weber preached in the morning and
Rev. John Osborne at the evening ser
vice. A special program of music was
rendered on both occasions
CENTRAL UNION.
Central Union church was magnifi-
cent in its floral array, the platform
and altar rail being banked with
beautiful white flowers. The vast
interior, always beautiful when
filed with flowers, was excep-
the morning and evening services were
so largely attended that the seating
capacity was taxed to it's utmost Rev.
VIM. Kincaid preached in the morning
his text being taken from Peter 1874,
and the title of his sermon, THE Mes
sage of the Resurrection The music
was beautifully rendered, the solo of
Mr.. H. F. Wichman, Eye Bells of
Easter Day. being a feature. At the
evening service the offertory was sung
by Miss Alice Campbell. Her rendi-
ton of Handlers II Know That My
Redeemer Liveth'' was charming, her
pure, rich soprano filling the great au-
ditorium with melody. This is the first
time the talented singers voice has
been heard in Central Union.
No sermon was preached at the eve
ming service, the rendition of Dudley
Bucks beautiful cantata, Christ the
Victor" taking up the major portion of
the time of the service.
CATHOLIC SERVICES.
The services at the Roman Catholic
Cathedral were impressive both in the
altar ceremonies and in the musical
renditions. Although confirmed mere
ly to choir renditions, special solos be-
ing prohibited as part of the Catholic
service, the music was of a high order.
The Cathedral was filed from morning
until night with worshippers. The
High Pontifical mass was presented at
1880 a. m.
METHODIST CHURCH.
There was a very interesting Easter
service at the Methodist church yes
terday morning, enjoyed by a good
congregation. The pastor, Mr.. Pear
son, preached a strong and helpful ser
mon from the text, Remember Jesus
Christ, Risen from the Dead" and
Mrs. Shanks sang very beautifully the
anthem, Christ is Risen.''
Special services We're held at the
German Lutheran church, the Holy
Communion being celebrated at IL a.
M, when pastor Felmy preached.