Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-15
,ILLIAM HORACE DAY, PASTOR FIRST CONGREGATIONAL


White and green with Easter lilies
and roses have been used at both st.
Patrick's church and the Church of
Our Lady of Loretto. Both chapels
are elaborately decorated in honor OF
the day.
Most Elaborate in Years
The decorations of ST. Vincent's
church are very elaborate, consisting
of quantities of Easter lilies, carna-
tions and roses. The high altar is in
the Easter lilies and ferns, while the
side affairs are adorned with pale pink
carnations and asparagus plumosus.
Gala lilies are also extensively used
| in the decorations, which are the most
| elaborate that have adorned st. Vim
cents church for many years.
Red and white is the color scheme of
the decorations of st. Thomas church.
White Easter lilies with red carnations
and potted palms have been arranged
on the main altar, while that of the
Virgin is in pure white and the Sacred
Heart in red roses. Asparagus plum
osus has been used on the different
altars
Easter and Gala lilies with arches of
palms form the elaborate decorations at
| the First Baptist church. A feStCon
of roses is arranged at the back of the
pulpit
The principal programs of the day
are as follows:
First Congregational
| The quartet composed of Mrs. Charles
G.. Stivers, soprano; Mrs. c. e. Rich
ards, contralto; J. ]. Holder tenor.
and Harry Clifford Lott, baritone, will
be assisted by a quartet composed of
Mrs. w. L. Hardison, soprano; Miss
Katherine Ebbert, contralto; William
H. Lott, tenor. and Adolph Pfann-
kucken. bass, with Walter f. Skeele at
the organ. In the morning James H.
Rogers Easter cantata, 1.-THE New
Life" will be feature of the special
music service. Following is the pro-
gram:
Organ prelude, "offertoire d. st.
| Cecelia," G minor, Batiste; children 8
professional hymn, No. 7733; choir
"They Have Taken Away My Lord"
Stainer; choir response, 20 Lord Cor
rect Me-" Handel; solo, IT Know That
My Redeemer Liveth" (Messiah), Han
del, Mrs. Charles g. Stivers; offertory,
phony," Beethoven; hymn No. 289 (Red-
head); recital Behold, I Tell You a
Mystery"-air, 1.-THE Trumpet Shall
Sound"-( (Messiah), Handel, Harry
Clifford Lott; Easter cantata, THE
New Life" Games H. Rogers), double
quartet; organ postlude, INTRODUCTION
third act "Lohengrin," Wagner.
| Twilight communion service:
Organ prelude, "Melodie," Lamaigre;
hymn No. 200; choir, Crossing the
Bar" Little; response, 40 Lord Cor
rect Me-" Handel; offertory, organ,
Meditation" Klein; hymn 664; solo,
"God Shall Wipe Away All Tears
Sullivan, Mrs. C. e. Richards; hymn
No. $40; choir, Lord, Keep Us Safe
This Night" r. X. p; organ postlude.
Memorial Baptist Church
Soprano, Mrs. Fred Dorm; tenor,
Charles Hendricks; organist, Miss Elsie
Lapham; piano accompanist, Miss
Freda Walberg; violinist, Mrs. Adele
Reiners; mixed chorus under direction
of Mrs. Warren e. Murphy; girls
chorus in charge of Miss Mildred Dorf-
meyer.
Program: Soprano solo. with full
organ, piano accompaniment. and
violin obligato; 1.-THE Resurrection y
| Harry Rowe Shelley. by Mrs. Fred
Dorm; sacred duet, ''Peace to Thy
Sacred Dwelling" Alice Mary Smith,
by Mrs. Dorm and Mr.. Hendricks:
chorus. 30 Be Joyful in the Lord, y
IL. o. Emerson: chorus. "Vespers
| Hymn" Finley Lyon; girls chorus,
! ten girls. Easter Hymn"