The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
EASTER SUNDAY
AND ITS 7HR0NGS
Streets and Churches Will Be
Filled With Great Companies
Of Well-Drcsscd People.
SING APPROPRIATE MUSIC
Programmes Which Came Too
l>a,o for Yesterdays Paper
Arc Printed To-day

H Richmond streets VIII be tNSonged tnlS
f-na.er Sunday probably rs never before,
with n handsomely dressed people. Men
will DO smiling and unusually courteous,
und chilvalrous, III high hat. frock coat
u,,,l light trousers; nlttrons benign, and
stately, and ,,laidcns demurely sweet, all
s,,,ii busly unconscious OF beautiful Las
toy irnimcn:.
Every. one wifi 20 10 church. Men will
hear sermons today who have not seen
inside Of tho sacred walls of u church
Cor an even twelve month--to church on
h Easter, OF course. The weather man pre-
diets showers and cooler weather, but
the sun will smile through the cloud
.tfts ana the world will be happy.
Sermons will tell the Easter story anu
eiad music will ring III every cIr;rch.
After church the famous Franklin Street
parade will find its only successful rival
for handsome women and well-dlessed
men III tho great Easter thronss which
wiIi surge TO and FROM upon Fifth Ave-
niue.
Some of the Programmes.
Tho far greater number of Easter pro-
gralrlmes were printed in The Times
Dispatch yesterday morning. Several came
too late for yesterdays issue and these
are appended:
Union Station Church.
II A. M--Noluntary. Welcome. Thou
Victor in the Strife" (Nfurray); Hymn;
PRAYER; Sentence. Resurrection Day"
tRosabeD; Scripture Lesson; Hymn; Of
fcrtory, Christ, the Lord. Is Risen To-
day. (Williams): Sermon; Selection.
.'The Lord Liveth' ODanks); Hymn;
Postlude, organ.
p. Involuntary. Easter Bells Are
Ginning Ioud): Hymn; Prayer; Sen
tence. 1.-The Day of Strife Is Ended
(Danks): Scripture Lesson; Hymn: Of
fertory, lie Lives" (Danks): Sermon
Postlude, organ.
Choir: soprano-Misscs Sue M. Hogan
Louise Kelly, jamie Peay, Lizzie Hare,
Emma Diacont: Mesdames w. J. Hech-
ler. H. a. Hare. George Ragand Smethie
Contralto-AIsses Carrie Tyler and
Sadie Wakefield.
Tenor-Messrs. John c. Day and Fred
S. Jones
,Rasso-Messrs. r, W. smetric, Wexford
Kelly. James p. Davis, j. w. Patterson
and Ed. B. Phillips
soloist-Mr. ". j. Phillips, OF Balti-
more, Md.
Organist-W. Reginald Walker.
Seventh Street Church.
MORNING.
Organ prelude.
u Anthem, Now Is Christ Risen" (War-
REM.
Hymn No. 46s Morning Breaks Upon
the Tomb (Anon.).
Hymn No. l24. "Hall Morning" (Mason).
Anthem. LAS It Beban to Dawn (Wi-
liams).
Hymn. No 1913, HAD 1 Ten Thousand"
#(ChatharD
Communion Hymn, No. $40 (Federal
street,.
oncrtory, Hail. Glorious Morn tMalc
Quarcttc).
K Doxology.
Organ prelude.
Anthem, "As 1t Began to Dawn (wN-
liams)
: Hymn, No 442. Lord of Hosts. to Thee"
PlryeD.
Anthem, zone Swectly Solemn Thought
(Ambrose). Male Quartete.
Hymn, No. 19S, All Hail the Power OF
Jesus Name Clloldcn)
OTertory rSelected). soprano solo, Miss
Hymn. No. Gi3 81 Love to Tell the
Story" G'ischer>.
DoNology.
f The above programme will be rendered
by the double nuartatte. ana male quar-
tette, composed Of the following mem
beers:
Sopranos, Mrs. Earnest Cosby. Miss
Dozicr Scott.
Altos-M Mrs. C. y, Brooks, Miss Rowena
Goodwin
Tenors- Mr.. Edward Burton. Mr.. Wei
1ington larrer.
Bassos Mr., J, a. Poole. Mr.. Joseph r.
White.
CIRCUMSTANCES Alma Cosby !
Director--Josnph +. White.
Sacred Heart Church.
y IIIgh mass Mt 1880 4, NJ,
Kyr!e Gorza's Second Mass,
s. Gloria. GiorHa's Second AIass.
Crcdp, Giorza's Second Mass.
Offertory. Regina CcoN
Sanctus Goundd's Mcsse Solcnne!!e.
Iscncdlctus. Gourod's Messo Solcnncllc.
Agnus Del. Marcos Messc Sulennee.
MEMBERS COMPOSING THE ClOlRR. |
Soprona--ariss Mary Manning, Miss
Nellie I-eahey. Miss Annie Kahn, Miss
Marie Mccarthy. Miss Lorretto Leahey