Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-03
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST
Dr.. Edwardo de Msglio Of Vienna Will
Play Violin at CASTELAR, Church.
cHOlRS At WORK ON EASTER MUSIC
Schedule of Services, with Speakers
and Subject of DiscOurses at
Churches of All De-
nominations.

Smith will sing My Redeemer and My
Lord" CBuclD as morning offertory. In
the evening music from Mendelssohns est.
Paul" viii be given, appropriate to the
first Of the pastors series Of evening ser
mons on the great apostle.
The choir of Trinity Methodist church
is hard at work in preparation OF
Gounod's Redemption for Easter Sun
day evening. One feature will be the
sentation OF the work.
Music at the First Congregational church.
/ Nineteenth and Davenport streets:
MORNING.
/ Prelude--Processional ..........:..'.. DUBOIS
Anthem-The Wilderness Sir John Goss
! Bass and tenor recitatives, trio, quartet
and chorus. ,,
| Tenor Solo-Refrain THY Voice from
Weeping CFrom the Light of the
WORLD ............................ .SulllVan
Postlude in B a svBN;iiiNa. DR. v0l0fmAr
Anthem-f Viii Tift Up Mine Eyes; y.
ouarictCFTom Eiljahj Cast Thy Bur-
den Upon the Lord......:.. .Mendelssohn
Postlude in B hat......,.,........... Duncan
Martin W. Bush, organist; Ira b. Penh-
man, director.
The Walnut Hin Methodist Episcopal
| church observes Wesley Brotherhood day
with the following program:
MORNING. 1870.
Z G. T. Lindley, president, presiding.
., Hymn-"Behold the Christian Warrior
Prayer-G. D; Boyd. first vice president.
Scripture Reading-Psalter page Il, M. w.
Solo,. F. McAbee.
, HymnNHThe Toll Of Brain. or Heart, or
I serrnon-"Men's Possibilities to Advance
the Work Of the Church." Rev. E. Il. Hos
man.
! Solo,. F. McAbee.
Hymn-nBe Strong; we >, Are re Not Here to
Ser ii SG W. Miller. W.T.
Noon-sunday school
EVENING, e:15.
Epworth league Bible study.
Junior Wesley Brotherhood service, A. w.
" HymnNaonward Christian Soldiers" s2s.
/ Prayer-C. w. Miller.
Anthem-Choir.
BIS ''''' '0
offertory-Pastor.
: Solo.
Address-E. F. Dennison, director Of boys
Hymn-"stand Up for Jesus" 1856.
Address-Judge A. L. Sutton.
Hymn = ''True-Hearted. Whole-Hearted,"
400.
Observation-Disclosures.
Music at First Baptist church, under d.
rection of Miss Margaret Boulter. organist;
MORNING, 1880.
Prelude ACKNOWLEDGEMENT olstenholme
Anthem-How Lovely Are the M Messen-
gers ''''''''''o; uaartet
Organ Offertory. ................. .Mendelssohn
Solo, Heard the Voice Of Jesus Say.
q. w. Manchester
Postlude ......,............'..'..'
EVENING, 7:So.
Anthe%-Thc Soft Sabbath Calm; si.,,a,
'''..:''''''''''''oc, Quartet. -'''
Organ Offertory. ,Guilmanl
Duet-Art Thou Weary II. .Graben- Honmar
John McCreary and @. w. Manchester;
Postude
Mrs L. T. Sutherland, soprano; Miss
Alice Fawcott, contralto; John McCreary
At st. Mary's Avenue Congregations
church the vesper choral service begins
promptly at 4:SO p. m. Subject Of servic'
will be the third of the every day maxim
series, Don't Worry" The music will b
entirely appropriate.
The Chimes-Westminster Chimes and
tune. .................. .St. fnlllI
Professionalism in Danger. Oft in Woe,
Choral Responses-From an ancient
The Canticle-Nunc Dimttis. .........W lcket
Special Offertory Hymn-Give to the
Winds Thy Fears. ,".............. Hande