The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02

dnavor at $50 in the evening the topic
was: 1.-The African in .hme"aia. - The
services were well attended at both
day and evening meetings
The Sunday School orchestra, com
posed of twenty pieces, assisted the reg
ular choir in furnishing the musi3 for
the Easter Sunday celebration ut the
First PRESBYTERIAN church. South Tenn
pie and G streets. The services
DR.. McLane conducted special Easter
services at the Westminster Presby-
terian church. both morning anl even
ing. Large congregations were present
al both meetings,
Lutheran Churches
At the morning service of the Holy
Trinity Lutheran church Sunday the
rite of confirmation was administered
together with the sacraments of bap-
tism and the Lord s supper. The Rev.
sermon, and a solo entitled, ''The Lord
Has Risen,' was rendered by Miss Sc
grid Petersen.
The services were well attended,
there being besides the regular mem
bers large number of visitors.
High mass and Easter feast service,
with choir responses, was held at II
Evangelical Lutheran church. The Rev
HoTald Jensen conducted the service.
Another service was held at clock
in the evening, and was similar 10 that
of the morning. AT both services the
church was crowded with Danes and
Norwegians.
Sunday School services were held at
the Rio Grande Mission caapel Mt 10
clock Sunday morning and were con,
Quoted by A. NJ. Flynn, the superin-
tendent
There were three Easter services at
the First German Evangelical Lutheran
st. John church. The preparatory
service was at 10 clock in the morn
ing. followed by service with celebra-
tion of holy communion at 1890
clock. A children s service was held
at 1880 o'clock. The Rev. William J.
Lankow oficiated
Services, conducted by the Rev. vii,
liam j. Laukow, were held IN Our Sa.
vior's Evangelical Lutheran church at
2 o clock Sunday afternoon.
Baptist Services.
Two Easter services were held at the
East Side Baptist church The Rev.
S. A. Havworth delivered both, the ere
Mt II clock being on "The Natural.
one at 1880 clock on "Risen With
Christ. Baptism was administered 1T
the evening service. There was special
Easter music rendered at both serv-
ices.
a meeting of the Christian Endeavor
was held at $50 clock in the even
ing.
At the First Baptist church the Rev.
y. A. Brown preached Easter sermons
at II clock Sunday morning and Mt
1:30 clock Sunday evening. Special
Easter music was rendered at both
services.
At the Burlington chapel Sunday
School services were held at 1880
clock Yesterday morning and were
conducted by Henry Jacobs. the super
intendent.
Episcopal Churches.
At the ST Mark cathedral there
were five Easter services, the first be
ing holy communion at Gas clock in
the morning, followed by a repetition
at s clock. Morning prayer, holy
Benjamin Brewster. at 10:30 clock.
children 8 musical service and bap-
tsm of infants took place at clock
in the afternoon. Choral evening song
was at 7:3O clock in the evening. and
was followed by Dudley Buck s latest
cantata. t'Christ the Victor rendered
by the augmented choir.
Holy communion services were held
in St Paul S church at Z o'clock and
S clock Sunday morning, and the
morning service with Easter music at
IL O'Clock. including the sermon deliv-
cred by the Rev. Charles F.. Perkins.
the rector. Holy baptism was admin.
istered at 4 clock in the afternoon
The evening service consisted of
carols and special music by ihe cbolr,
with an address by the rector