The San Francisco call., 1907-03-30

i0.R-5en' tenor. Josepb NJ Hickey. basso. In the
evening at 7:sO O'Clock the male choir VIII sins
at solemn vesDers and beneoiction
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
The First Congregational Church,
corner Of Post and Mason streets, viii
be reopened tomorrow. Rev. George
C. Adams, ID. D.. pastor, VIII preach'
and the following Easter music VIII De
rendered by the choir:
rntroit. -oh. Wonderful Faster Morning
Deane): anthem, "Why Seek \ e the Living
Among the Dead1" (peeD; tenor solo. Ihy he-
deemer Liveth" NfanDeyl; -Te Deum, anthem
in G major (Buck); contralro soo, ne LoIu
Shall Reign (SteyensOn): bass solo, j Am the
Resurrection and the Life" (Stearn): soprano
solo '.He Is Risen composed and dedicated 10
MIS- Camille Frank by DR. H. J. Stewart; an
them, God bath Appointed Day tlours)-
A knight Templar service viii be
held at 7:45 p. m. at which Golden
Gate Commandery No l6, K T., viii
be present
ST. DOMINIC's CHURCH
The following musical numbers viii
be rendered in St. Dominic's Church.
Pierce street, near Bush. tomorrow
morning at il o'clock mass;
wide Aq9am" gstewartl ssgge3,ce .Issl1 .yiesi
hae Pasehalev lstewart Neni Sre1ser eeess-
Frank Iaass in D minor, specially written Tor
tlle occasion by Dr. II. J. Stewart.
An augmented choir accompanied by
q large orchestra viii be heard.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
The order OF the Easter service in
All Saints Episcopal Church, Waller
street. near Masonic avenue. Rev. w. Z.
Hayes rector, viii be as follows:
Sn H.. holy communion. IL O'Clock, morning
prayer and holy communion professional The
Strife Is Der lPalessFina1 anu snshe@; anr ~
''Jubilato." in b hat king Hall); introit, "ber-
,euse" from '-J0celyn" violin and organ Go
solo Resurrection. 4" with violin 0bligato (Shel-
.ley). anthem. They Haye Taken Away NY
rrSuIIivanl: 3 n M. sacrament Of holy baptism;
, 80 D. m. choral eyensong; -Magnlhcat tStaf-
ford solo. anthem. They Have Taken Away
My Lord" (Stainer)-
RAIDER CONGREGATION
An Easter service will be held IN
the Colonial Theater tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. Rev. William RAIDER
will preach. An orchestra of fifteen
members, under the direction of Hother
Wismer. viii render the following Sc
lections:
Music Of the Spheres" (Rubinsteinl Il Know
That Aiy Redeemer Iiveth" (Handell; The
Heavens Are Telling, from The c9ation''
j. iat lSpOhrs), Hother Wismer; The Resurrec-
tion" Shelley, Mrs. Grace Carroll Elhotti
planlsts, Miss Florence NacnIfleDs MIS- naDel
Jones
GRACE NJ. Il. CHURCH
The Eas1er service at Grace Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Twenty-frst and
Capp streets. Will witness the reopen
ing Of the auditorium OF the church,
which has not been used since the
conaagration. A large force OF work
men has been at work for months in
rebuilding and beautifying the church,
and the reopening is looked forward
10 with great interest by the residents
Of the Mission. The programme Of the
day is as follows:
Al II a. m.-Public service, with Easter ser
mon hv the pastor Rev George A. Hough Phi.
D.. and special Easter music by the choir IN
charge Of Robert Husband, director T. X Wit
tici organist. Al p; m;-Easter concert by
dent; Frederick Head, chorister. At 7:z5 p. N.
Annual Easter choral service. with the fol-
PRAYER; 'sThe Heavens Are Telling CHaydnl.
trio. Mrs Larson, Mr. Girard. Mr. McGeOrge;
The Apostles. creed" and Gloria Patrl,; by
''HOsannah" (Granier), Mrs. Larson; hymn;
greetings Rev. T.. D. BOFard, d. D.. Offering;
Great and Marvellous Are Thy Works." from
Robinson. Miss Bean. Miss SOuthard; eonfraltO
solo The Lord Is Risen (sir Arthur sullivanl.
Twelfth Mass; hymn, IAN Hail the Power
Of Jesus Name; benediction.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Service viii be as follows in the
First Presbyterian Church, ia Washing
ton street, between Polk street and
Van Ness avenue. Rev. william Kirk
Guthrie, pastor:
Morning-Anfhem, Awake. Ye Saints 4" p A.
Schneider; Dsalter selection, ''GlOria Patr." by
tion'; tenor solo. The Resurrection" Harry
Rowe sheisy reading Of The Scriptures; Hy nnn
them. .'ShOut, le high Heavens" George W.
Chadwick; prayer. sentence by the choir; offer
tory, soprano solo, BE comforteo, fe That
Mourn" William Armes Fisher; sermon by the
pastor. Hymn No. 81 "All Hail the Power OF
Jesus' Name" benediction, sentence by the
choir; organ postlude, ''Berthold Tours -
Evcnine-lOrcan postlude, FRANZ Schubert: an
spence DsaIter: s.Gloria Pafri' nv tie choir:
bass solo. oh Tell Me What the Lilies
Mean John Wiegand; '.Archangel, Fold Your
Wings; reading OF the Scriptures; Hymn No.
10l. Il Say 20 All Men Far and Near: prayer:
,ohertory. confralto solo Come, See the Place
Where Jesus lay" Homer \; Bartlett; address
benedicfion; postlude, -Hallelujah Chorus" @.
D. Handel. The choir is composed OF Mrs.
Mrs. Byron Mcdonald. contralto; c. L. Tire-
baugh, oasso; Otto Fleissner, organist and di-
rector.
FOURTH CONGREGATIONAL
At the Fourth Congregational Church,
Green street. near Stockton, tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock q special musical
service viii be rendered by q chorus
choir and orchestra directed by Pro-
fessor John Schulties. Children also
will sing and recite. Parents may pre-
sent their children for baptism. After
the services 500 rare bulbs from Ho1-
land will be distributed to enforce in
part iD after days the Easter lesson
and sermon, life Out OF Death" by
the pastor. Rev. f. L. Walz. The pro-
gramme in part follows:
Anthem, "Resurrection~ fTerman). choir;
duct. from 'Lambillotte." MIR. and Mrs
Hacxetts anthem, And When They Had Full
f1led." Morris; quartet, '.The Prodigal Son .
Miss A. Nichols, Mrs. A. M. Fowler. Mr.
Painter. Wilford Smith; anthem, They Thai
Sow IN Tears" Gaul.
HOWARD PREsBYTERIAN
The following is the order OF service
TO be held at the Howard Presbyterian
Church, ct Oak and Baker streets. to-
morrow: