The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-24

Passover. Holden. Gloria Patri. Hayes.
Te Deum. Schneider; Jubiate Dec. t.v.-
den: hymn. Jesus Christ sSflisen Today
savidica Kyrie sprague; Gloria Tiul,
CARAT. hymn. The Day Of Resurrection.
Martin offertory anthem. Awake ThQu
That sleepest. Maker; sursum Corda
and Sanctus. Camidge. Gloria In Excel
sis. old Chant; recessional hymn. Angels
Roll the Rock Away. Roper.
The Sunday school carol service was
held at 3 o'clock, and IN the evening AT
1880 o'clock the musical program was as
follows: Professional. He is Risen Men
der. Gloria Patri. Hayes; Magnihcate.
Blumenschein; Nuno Dimittis, Barnby;
hymn. Jesus Lives Thy Terrows Now,
Thou That Sleepest. Maker, recessionaL
Come Ye Faithful Raise the Strain. Sui
Ivan. The musical part OF the days
services were under the supervision OF
Organist and Choirmsster II. l. Kicker
ST. PAULs CHURCI-There was but
one service yesterday, held at o'clock.
conducted by the rector, Rev. Clifton
Hartwell Brewer and the text OF his
sermon was "Life's Eternal Easter
The music program for the service was:
Professional HYMN. Jesus Christ is Born
Today. DaVidica; Gloria Iatri, Anglican
chant; Cantate Domino, Young, Nunc
Dimittis. chant; versicles and responses;
anthem. lie is Risen, Pettman; hymn
Tho Strife IS Ger, Palestine: soprano
solo. Resurrection. Shelley: recessional
hymn, Jesus Lives. Thy Torrors Now,
Gauntlet
The musical program was under the di-
rection OF the organst, Miss Minnie
White, and the soloist was Miss Ruth
Mather.
GALWAY CHURCH-Rev w. r. B.
Jackson conducted the Easter service at
Calvary church, on Orchard avenue, yes
terday, at 10:45 in the morning The
musical numbers rendered were: Pro-
cesslonal HYMN III; Easter chant 3l5. by
Savage; TIE Deum. by Stainer; Jubliate
chant l35. by Woodward; introit hymn l2l;
Kyre Eleison chant 351. Elvey; Gloria
Tibi. chant 87S: sermon. hymn 125; offer
tory anthem. Awake. Thou That Sleepest
by Maker; Sanctus chant 400, Stainer;
communion hymn 225; Gloria in EXcelSls,
43S; recessional hymn 227
The quartet consisted Of Miss Ada John
son. soprano; Ruth Chase. contralto; Asa
a. Pond tenor, and Clarence +. Wright
baritone and director. Henry 5. Lee was
org mist.
ALL SAINTx CHTRCH--At $3.50 o o'clock
there was holy communion and the sun
day school festival was at o'clock. At
both these services there was special
music by the church choir The morning
sermon and holy communion took place
~ 10:45 O'Clock, the rector, Rev Arthur NJ.
Aucock preaching the sermon. The
evening service was a 7.30 o'clock.
BAPTIST CHURCHES.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-An inter
esting Easter concert The Gates Of Life,
was given last night under the super
vision OF Superintendent Greenwood, as
sisted by Rev. George r. Atha, the pas
tors assistant. and by the church choir,
consisting OF Miss Grace +, Baker, so
prano; Miss Elizabeth T. Northup. con-
tralto Arthur l. Kimbal tenor; Emory
2. Russell. bass and director; Miss Emma
J. Williams, orsanist: Miss Harriet Man
sir, pianist.
The program follows: Music, The Gates
OF Life, choir prayer. Rev II. NJ King,
-. D.. pastor; exercise, 13 young girls,
The Gates Of Life; exercise, II ! Should
Be a Sunbeam. three members OF Miss
Opal a. Russells class. responsive read
ing. music, Glad Bells, choir, exercise.
2S members OF the primary class. music.
I The Easter story. choir and school eX-
! ercise. Easter three girls from Mrs. Aus
/ tins class: series of exercises including
/ The Building Of the Faster Temple, by
members OF the parish department led
! by Rev. c. r. Atha, and including The
Significance OF Easter. Fred Guild. and
the temple exercise. Raymond Bennett,
Walter Goodwin. harod<McEwen. Went
worth Harris, Fred Reynolds. Raymond
Havens. Hendrick Nelson, music. The
Easter Story, choir and school. reading.
Easter, Miss Hazel Clement; remarks by
Rev. Or. King IN the course Of which
he read an original Easter poem; offer
ing, music, choir and school: henediction
| by pastor; distribution Of flowers and
plants
CRANSTON ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
At the morning service the following
musical program was rendered: Organ
prelude. Onertoire ST Cecilia. No. 2.
Ratiste; anthem. Easter Dawn. E w.
Hanscom; soprano solo by Miss Hildur
O. llindquist; Hosanna. Jules Gamer; an
them, Lift Up Your Voices Now. y. VI.
! Ne5dlinger. postlude, Professional March
/ j. .AuVerRne. Bernard.
The choir comprises Miss Hildur Q.
Kindquist, soprano Mrs. Mabel G. Bos-
worth. alto; 81 Cornelius Barnes. tenor;
1 Eugene Il. Seamans. baritone and di-
! rector; Sanford T. Hawkins. organist
At O'Clock tho Sunday school gave
a concert The following IS the program:
/ Chorus. Scripture reading, Louis Allen
/ and Bramand Coverly: prayer, Rev. l..
! l.. Henson Welcome. Harry Biddcll: be
! ginners' department recitation by Miss
! Ada French. song Dy beginners class;
song by Junior and primary departments:
| exercise by primary classes; song Junior
| and primary departments. exercises by
/ Mrs. Tomilson's class; exercises by Mrs.
| Pearson's class; chorus The Better
/ Country by eisht young ladies' Offering;
/ solo Earl Cross; The Last hymn. Mlss
/ Jewett and Howard and Sherwood, hymn
/ 1874. congregation and chorus. Both
morning and evening services were fol-
! lowed by baptism.
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH
/ In the evening the Easter concert by
members OF the Sunday school attracted
! a large number. The program or this. as
/ presented. follows. Prelude, organ. re-
! sponsive reading. class 10; prayer; song.
] class & exercise, My Easter Egg; recita-
/ ton. Marie Jackson; anthem; Scripture
/ reading Chester Downing; recitation,
! Eddie White; song, 10 children; recitation.
/ Fannie Hathaway; lily drill; solo. Miss
/ Cate address, w. J Hopkins: address
] Mr.. James Armour; reading. Miss Grace
/ Cate; choir; address. Mr.. A. r. Chase
/ beUediction
PARK STREET FREE BAPTIST
/ CHT RCH-At the morning service at 10 .45
special musical feature under the di-