Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-18
[ASI[R1DE 1O Be
WELCOMED By SONG
Churches Of the City Will Sound
Glad Praises in Special Ser
vices Sunday
LENrEN PERIOD is NOW PAST
With Dawn Of Easter Season Of Fast
ing closes-special Attention Paid by
Churches to Musical Programs Of
Sunday Services - Sunday Schools
Will Join in Praise.

With the dawn Of Easter tomorru,,
the Lenten season will be brought to
close, and the forty days Of fasting is
at an end. Holy week services have
been observed in some of the Protest.
ant churches as well as the Catholic.
Music will be an especial feature in
the Easter observances in the church,
es, and the praises to Him who has
risen will be sung from all churches
of the city. The Sunday schools will
give the programs in some Of the
churches.
The Catholic and Episcopal churches
probably make more of Easter than
some Of the other churches, and special
services Of song will be held in both
st. Mary's and st. Paufs.
In the morning, at st. Marys, DR..
Fitzpatrick will conduct the first mass
at o'clock, when he will give an adj
dress on 1.-The Joys of Easter" The
solemn high mass at 1890 will also be
conducted by DIR. Fitzpatrick, when he
will speak on THE Resurrection" The
special music has been arranged for
the 1890 mass, when the choir, under
the direction of Mr.. r. A. Jones, will
give long program Of Easter music.
1t will be as follows:
Full choir, "Kirie;;" soprano solo,
"Christie." Miss vina Herman; full
choir, "Gloria;" soprano solo, "Qul
Tollis,' Miss Vina Hermann; full choir,
"Quoniam, and "Credo;" alto solo,
"Genitum," Miss Florence Herman;
tenor solo, 'Et Incarnatus Est" Mr..
Jones; duet for soprano and barytone,
"Cujus Regnl," Miss Vina Herman and
Mr.. w. c. McCarten; full choir. EFT
Expecto." Regina Caeli," "Sanctus;"
solo and choir. "Benedictus," Miss Vina
Herman; solo and choir, "Agnus Del"
Miss Zetta Kunkel.
With the exception of Regina Caeli, :
which is by Werner, and the "Benedir-
tus'' by Gounod, all Of the music for the
service is by Willard.
Pew. Father H. f. Roney, curate OF
ST., Mary's, will have charge of the
Lester services at State Center Sun-
day.
At st. Paul's.
Holy communion at Z and 8 a. M,
festival service, with special music and
sermon at 1915: and children's serv-
ice at $3.50 p. M, will mark the Easter
services at ST. Pauls Sunday. The
musical program for the 1878 service
will be as follows: Professional, Jesus
is Risen Today. Alelujah;" Christ Our
Passover" (Read); "Te Deum,"
(Smart); "Jubilate," (chant); introit,
''At the Lambs High Feast" "Kyrie.
Credo. Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus
Del" Monk; offertory, "He is Not
Here, He is Risen," (Read); Gloria in
Excelsis," Gold ohant); occasional,
Jesus, Our Risen King"
Rev. William Pence James will
preach Sunday evening at the Easter
service at st. Johns church at Ames.
He will celebrate the holy commune
ion in the same church on Easter Mon
day.
At tho Baptist Church.
At the Baptist church, Rev. James
McGee's morning address will be on
"The Triumph Of Hope" in the eve
ming can Historical Garden" an Easter
meditation. The following musical
program has been arranged for the
evening service: Voluntary, 'Festspiel,"
(volkmar) hymn, "The Strife Is
Ger" (Palestrina) anthem, 20 Death,
Where is Thy Sting?" (Spinney); re-
Spouse, "Tomb, Thou Shalt Not Hold
Him." (vogrich), Hosmer quartet; Of
fertory, "Elegie," (Grieg); soprano
solo, "Resurrexit," (Gounod), Mrs.
Howard D. Wilbur; anthem. "Jesus
Redeemer" (Denza): postlude.
The Christian Church.
At the morning service at the
Christian church Rev. c. H. Norris
will preach on pure Religion" The
choir will give special Easter numbers,
and in the evening a sacred entertain
ment will be given by the choir, the
High School Glee club, and children.
The music for the morning service
will be as follows: Chant, Lamp of
Our Feet" (Lorenz); king All Glor-
ious," (Motett); "Christ is Risen."
(Adams).
Congregational.
Mrs. Ida vose Woodbury., Of Boston,
field representative of the American
Missionary association, and woman
with a nationa, reputation as a speak
er, will address the Easter service In
the morning at the Congregational
church. The choir will sing Easter
anthems. At the o'clock vesper serv-
ice. Manney's cantata, 1.-THE Resurrec-
ton" will be given. The following
numbers will be included: Part I, "The
Empty Tomb" -Introduction prelude,
quartet, HE is Risen;" recitative,
upon the First Day Of the Week."
trio, "who Shall Roll Away the Stone;"
solo, God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears" recitative, But When They
Came to the Place." solo, why Seek
Ye the Living Among the Dead" Part
2, MARY Magdalene," -Recitative
"And They Went Out Quickly" quar-
tet, BLESSED Are They" solo, Thou
Have Taken Away My Lord" quartet,
80 Death, Where is Thy Sting?;;" fin
ale, quartet, Blessing and Honor"
At the Presbyterian.
"Christ Crowned" will be Rev. G. w.