Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-18
is Easter Sunday, the
,-holiest, happiest day in the

WORSHIP Win hitting services. In SER
mon and in song the significance of
the rising of the Christ will be set
forth. Impressive and beautiful pro
grams of music have been prepared,
many of which are OF an elaborate ma
ture. Beautiful floral decorations in
the sanctuaries will bear evidence of
the joy and brightness of the day.
The weather promised is clear AM
fright with moderate temperature, ali
conducive 10 the beauty of the day.
Tomorrow afternoon the parishioE-
ers and friends of the late rector of
Trinity Episcopal church, Rev. r. F.
Sweet, will gather at his tomb in Chip
piannock cemetery, and over the slab
that marks his last resting place, Rev.
c. III. Sherwood the rector, will con-
duet short services and prayers for the
soul of the beloved priest
Trinity Episcopal.
The order of services at Trinity
s Episcopal church is as follows:
Holy communion, choral, G a. m.
Professionals, hymn 117-'He Is
Risen. He Is Risen" Hymn 112-
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
Offertory aTthenl-"He Is Not Here,
He Is Risen" ARead).
Recessional, hymn 121-"The Strife
Is Der, the Battle Done"
Low celebration of the holy com
munion-S a. m.
Morning prayer ard holy commun-
ion-10:45 a. m.
Morning prayer.
Organ prelude-Selected
Professional, hymn 112-"Jcsas
Christ Is Risen Today"
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover"
(Steele).
Tie Deum-( Custance).
Jubilate-(Turle).
Baritone solo, Easter Tidc'-Lee
Davis.
Holy communion.
Hymn 11S-"At the Lambs High
Feast We Sing
Kyrie-(Sar
GIOria-( Sarvent).
Hymn 39G-"Ten Thousand Times
Ten Thousand
Sermon.
Offertory anthem, king of Kings''
.-(Simpcr.
Sanctus-(S arvenD.
Benedictus-tS afvenO.
Agnus tSarvent.
Gloria in Excelsis-( SarvenD.
Nunc Dimittis- (Round).
Recessional, hymn 121-"The Strife
Is Ger, the Battle Done"
Soloists-Soprano, Miss Millie Beck !;
tenor, James F. Syrett Herman Ap-
plequist; alto, Miss Jennie Cfonholm,
Miss Maude Young; baritone, Lee
Davis.
Children's festival p. m.
st. Joseph's Catholic.
Two masses will be sung at the St
NJoseph's Catholic church the first at
s o'clock and the second at 1890.
AT the first service there will be spe
cial singing by the chl,dren's choir
At the second service solemn high
miss will be sung by Dean j. J. Quinn
Millard's mass in B fiat will be rem
dered in full under the direction o.
A. A. Burt by the choir composed Of
the following:
Tenors, Messrs. Roantree, Toal
j.. Normoyle and Strayer; sopranos
Misses A. Schmidt, O'Farrell, McCar
thy. Rosenfield, Campbell, Fuller, Bo
man and Murrin; altos, Mesdame:
Casey. Burt and Won Benckendorf
bassos, Messrs. Huston. Naab, Muir
ray, Burt GcutZmann, Leightner, GutZ
weller and Madden. Organist, Mis-
Marguerite Burt.
Kyrie (Millard) Mrs. Casey ant
chorus.
Gloria tMillard) = Domino Deus
Miss O'Farfeil and chorus. Qui FOL
is. trio, Miss Amanda Schmidt, Mrs
Mae Richards Casey, T. c. Roantreo
Credo (Millard)-Et Incarnatus Est
tenor solo, T. G. Roantree. Crucifixus
Messrs. Roantree, Toal and chorus.
Offertory, Easier Tide" Of. Brack
ett)-Mrs. Mae Richards Casey.
Sanctus (MilardD Chorus.
Agnus Del (Millard)-A. A. Bur
and chorus.
Sermon-Dean J. J. Quinn.
"The Great White Throne"-A. A
Burt.
Recessional-Organ solo.
Sacred Heart Catholic.
At Sacred Heart Catholic cllurc
two masses will be said by Rev.
f. LoclIney at o'clock and at 1875
AT the late mass the full choir of 4
voices will render Wiegend's Mass il
Honor of St. Patrick. Miss Ann
Cakes will preside at the organ Til
following is the program in full.