Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14

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Tomorrow will be Easter. and every
church IN the city will have appropriate
services. In most of tho churches there
will be floral decorations emhlematic
Of the Resurrection, and music will be
feature in every church.
Interesting services will be held at St.
Andrews Church The rector, Rev.
Hubert W. Wells, has invited all the COM
municants of the church 90 meet at the
early communion beginning at o'clock.
Sunday-school scholars will bring their
mite boxes 40 their regular service hour,
p.45 O'Clock, and their offerings viii be
placed upon the plate at the festival IN
the church at 3 o'clock. Holy COM
munion will be again observed at the
o'clock service The evening prayer will
be choral. The church collections will
be devoted TO the endowment fund of the
church, which now amounts to about
$4,000
The oldest and queen Of church festivals,
the Day of Resurrection viii be celc-
brated at ST. Stephens Church. tomorrow,
IN an appropriate and most iestal manner.
There will be four services throughout
the day. Easter mathis no 6 O'Clock, chief
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tion at 2.30 and evening service at 7.30.
The musical programme for these SER
vices is as follows. 6n m.. Easter mathis
THE Happy Morn is Come. Robert
Tyson; "Anges Roll the Rock Away.
Schmank; Jesus. My Lord, Schmank;
solo, An Hail Risen King " G.. h. Hnwley.
Miss Elma c. Bartram; Jerusalem, Thou
City Fair and High, Mclchor Frank,
"Hark Ten Thousand Harps and Voices,
Schmank. 1890 n. M. chief service
Solo, "Our Risen King, A. H. Lond. Will
liam Fl. Robinson; "Ie Deum Laudamus"
in y fiat, G.. =. Morrison. soloists. Miss
Mamie Smith, Oscar Stieglor and Messrs
Howard Schwartz and William II Robin
son; II VIII Mention Thy Looing Kind
nesses Sullivan. soloist. Miss Ida Huber;
why Seek Ye the Living" T.. j. Hop
kins. 23O p. m.. Sunday-school celebra-
tion-"Ihe Day of Resurrection,
schmanki Welcome, Happy Morning,
Schmank; trio, "Ihe Women at the
Tomb Stainef; Misses Elma c. Bart
ram, Ida Huber and Maud Baer; "The
Strife is Der" palcstrna; Come See
the Place" Schmank 7.3O p. m.-Ora-
torio, The Resurrection and Ascension, E"
Irowhridge soloists, Misses Elma G.
Bartmm, Maud Baer. Ida Huber and
Mamie smith Messrs. Howard Schwartz
and William II Robinson; 'Hallelujahi
Christ is Risen. Simpor, "Abide With
Me, r. p. De Reef sooists Oscar Stieg-
Ter and Messrs. Howard Schwartz and
William II. Robinson.
The programme for Grace NJ. e. Church
in the morning is as follows Anthem.
"Christ our Passover" Schilling. Mrs.
Ross and choir; anthem, CAS- it Began
TO Dawn" Harkeri ofiortory, soprano
solo, "Hosanna," Granier, Miss Elda Idle:
anthem, "Alleluia, Christ is Risen" Bur
dett The evening service will be by
Sunday-school.
In the evening at 7.s0 o'clock Grace
NJ. f. Sunday-school win give the follow
ing programme: Selection, Sunday-schooi
orchestra; singing 90 Glorious Easter
Day, schools; prayer DR.. King; singing,
"ln the Hall OF Judgment schools:
primary department exercises. Mrs. VIII
liam III. Morris. superintendent -"Na-
ture's Easter Chorus" primary school:
song, Don't You Hear the Springtime
Coming y Greetings to Spring" Shreve
Nandever, Charles Wilson, Ezekiel Cooper.
Writ King Ida Lee Elizabeth Winslow,
Sara Smith. Mary Heisler. Madeline Win
son; song, "lhere's Is a Little Robin Sing
ing" 1.-The Meaning of Easter" Lorena
johnson, Pauline Frazier, Carolyn prickett
Elizabeth Robinson, Emma Smith, Eliza
beth Nandever, Marian Nelson. Louise
Murgatroyd; song wrhe Blue Birds
The Call of Spring, Mildred Walls;"Spring
Flowers, D Mary Mccall, Elizabeth Lee
Eleanor Briggs, Marian Tulax, Marian
Spriance; song, "lhe Daisies in the
Meadow-lhe Hope Of Easter Time, ."
Jean Boyd; selection, orchestra; Offering
singing, Victorious King, schools; junior
department exercises Mrs. Clarence Robb
superintendent; "Springtimo Again is
Here" song by class; Easter address,
Claudia Robb;" But Now is Christ Risen. +"
soloist, Sarah Amsbaugh: "Easter Chimes
are Calling" soloist, Dorothy Bradford;
recitation, "lhe Blessed Hope. " Elizabeth
Downward; duet, Lilies Pure and White %
Edith Lackey and Sarah Amsbaugh;
Wonderful Light" soloist, Katherine
Benson, Leona Carson and Claudia Robb;
singing, America school and congre-
cation; bcnedction
The following programme has been
arranged for SilverbrOok NJ 4. Church.
Morning ''Ring Bells Of Easter
Charles II. Gabriel; anthem. Thanks be
70 God, 4" H. p. Danks; anthem. "Old
Easter, sermon by Rev. W. h. Green
field. Evening service by the
choir 40 As; anthem, Awake Thou That
'Attltatl r. Z. Alakcri tOlOlSt, ~. BAILEY,
hymn l57; solo, "rhe King of Glory.
c. Whitney Coombs, Miss Laura Baylis.
male chorus, "rhe JOY of His Awakinr. >
Charles II. Gabriel; solo, Come See the
Place. Miss Bertha NJ. Challant: mixed
quartet, "Oi Sacred Calvary" ]. Y. Her.
bert. Miss Laura Baylis, Mrs. Emma G
Donovan, Messrs. Senderling and Curlett
hymn 100; anthem, "This is the Day
J. Lincoln Hall; soloist, W. G. Snetzier
anthem, "He is Risen," j. V. Herbert
Joseph W. Coley, leader; Mrs Joseph w
Coley, organist.
The musical programme by the choii
of Madeley NJ. j.. Church, under the al
rection Of W. Roy Fryer, choir leader
and Mrs Robert White. organist. will b,
as follows: Morning-"Ihe Lord is Riser
Indeed" Billings; awake for Colder
Glones Break. kirkpatrick; "Crowr
Him Ienney. Night-"praise Z,
Thee, kirkpatrick; "Christ, our Passo
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