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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-21

THREE CASES of typhoid fever were
reported to the city board of health
yesterday as follows: Elite Selander,
aged years rear $40 West North Tenn
pie street; Douglas Larson. aged 10
years. 500 West Seventh South street,
and Mrs F. DeClue, aged a, AS Doug
las avenue
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A. J. HAMILTON, Architect. 5th floor
Constitution block Send, &c for my book
Of plans, showing elevation and floor plan
of 73 modern homes and bungalows, Bell
nhore 500 Ind 95e
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PATROLMAN II. ID. LYON underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the L,
d. S. hospital yesterday morning. He
has good prospects of recovery. The
operation was performed by Dr.. Middle
ton.
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MORE LETTERS were sent out yester-
day by the living flag committee ask
ing for contributions to pay the expense
of the spectacle given during the visit
of President Taft. The committee has
collected only about $500 of the 500 re-
quired to pay for the platform.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-21

COLONEL GEORGE 3. SQUIRES, state
insurance commissioner, has received a
copy of the charter Of the Russia In
sUrance company OF St. Petersburg,
Russia, which desires TO enter the Utah
field for reinsurance. A copy of the
charter in Russian and a translation
into English, is enclosed. Carl +. Stur-
han of New York is manager of the
company in the United States.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-21

u. r. HAYES. proprietor Of the Wayne
hotel. Detroit. Mich. is a guest at the
Kuutsford. Mr.. Hayes came west to
look after his mining interests in Utah
and Nevada.
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THE BOND of George o. Clancy, newly
appointed city engineer. was filed with
the city recorder yesterday. The bond
is for 5000 and was signed by a surety
company.
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acres in Holiday, fine water right,
also spring on place; 460 fruit trees. 8
years old; 1 acre in strawberries. 8
acres lucern; price. $4,000. Very cheap.
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POSTMASTER ARTHUR L. THOMAS
has in his possession check drawn by
the Ohio Copper company in favor Of
James Hutton, or Hudson, which was
found loose in the mails. The check
can hc obtained by the owner upon
naming the amount for which it is
drawn.
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FOR SALE
RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH
At Suite 232 D. z. Walker Bldg.
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MEMBERS of FL Kalah temple, Ancient
Accepted Order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine. are making elaborate
plans for the annual social gathering,
the night of Thursday. Nov. Is. The
class of nOvices this year is much lar
ger than usual and an interesting time
is promised
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DIED.

WTLSON-At 667 North Second West
street, Oct. %, 1909. Harry T. Wilson,
in his seventy-eighth year, native of
England. father of +. T. Wilson. De
ceased leaves two sons and three daugh-
tiers.
The remains are at the funeral parlOrs
of Joseph William Taylor, 25 South West
Temple street. Notice of funeral later.
NIAsON-Hanna A Mason died at the
rear of AZ South Sixth West street, of
myocarditis, oct. 10 Remains viii be
shipped 20 Lehi. Oct. y.
MFAYDEN-Duncan McFayden, at 43
Columbus street. Oct. 20. at the age of
40 years. Born in Glasgow, Scotland.
Funeral will he held Sunday In the
Twenty-fOurth ward meeting house.
LONSDALE-At the residence, lis South
Third East street, OF apoplexy, James
Mathew Lonsdale. native of England
aged sc years
Funeral notice later
TREWEEK-Tn this city, oct. p, 1909.
Annie r. Armstrong Treweek aged S.
years. at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Nellie COutOn, l67 South Fourth West
street.
Notice of funeral will be given later.
RADEMAKER-In this city. oct. 10, 1909.
Agnes Rademaker. aged IS years. Re
mains at O'DOnnell & Co. s parlors.
Notice of funeral will he given later.
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JUDGE T. D. LEWIS of the district
S. NJ. DeLOzier, charged with forgery,
until Nov. T. DeLOzier is charged with
forging the name of I. A. Clayton of
the Inland Salt company to a check
for $50, which he passed on john Lol-
lin. a saloon man.
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THE ADULT BLIND Of the city will he
given a jOlificatiOn tonight in the form
of d hOusew8rming. the occasion being
the opening of their new rooms in the
old tithng building on Main street. The
entertainment will consist of music fea-
lures. together with a number of adj
dresses, mostly by the blind. After the
program has been exhausted the bal
ance of the evening will be spent in a
social way
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

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The funeral of Merritt Frame will be
held at 1880 O'Clock today at his fathers
residence, 100 2 street. All who desire to
view the body may do so any time before
$3.50 o'clock. Friends are invited TO the
funeral Services at the cemetery Will
be private
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

A. A, 5. RITE NOTICEDThe monthly
stated meeting of the four coordinate
bodies of the A. A. s. Rite of Free Ma
sOnry will be held this Thursday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. Officers and members
requested to attend. Sojourning brethren
invited. CHRISTOPHER DIEHL,
Registrar.
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llA-
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Christ is risen.'


Songs with this theme will re.
sound through practically ever,
Christian church in the District Of
Columbia tomorrow morning, III
connection with the celebration OF
the resurrection OF Christ.
The music will be the feature OF
the services. In some churches
great masterpieces OF music will be
sung BY large choirs: in others
simple ballads telling OF the great
event on the first Easter morning
will mark the program. For
months choirs have been busy pre-
pairing for this glad occasion and
the results OF their endcavor will
be appreciated by huge congrega-
tons.
In the Catholic and Episcopal
churches the musical services will
be particularly elaborate, and the
vested choirs will do their best.
The programs OF Easter music
10 be carried out in many OF the
churches tomorrow are as follows
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Mrs. Bessie Fernald: bassos, Messrs. VIII
liam T. Scott. Walter c. Scott, Claude 0.
Thomas, George S. Dodge and John Mar
tyn. under the direction of e. V. Scho-
field organist
Grace
The Easter music at Grace NJ. +.
Church, 9th and streets northwest, will
be sung by a quartet composed of Mrs.
Warren-Jones, soprano: Mrs. c. B. Lewis,
alto; John NJ. Hartman, tenor. and W. X.
Hill. bass. assisted by a chorus, both
morning and evening.
All Saints
Morning Hymn 112. an
them, Why Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead? Glare: TIE Deum in F. Tours,
Jubilate Dec in D. Sullivan; Hymn 100;
kyrie, Elvey; Gloria Tibi, Pleyel: Hymn
121; offertory, He Is Risen, Harker;
Sanctus. Stainer; Communion Hymn lis:
Gloria in Excelsis. old chant: Nunc Dl-
mittis, Stainer; Recessonal Hymn 115.
Soprano. Miss Polkinhorn (soloist), Mrs.
Phil, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Dawson. Miss
Jones, Miss Shaffer Miss Malcolm; alto,
Miss McNulty. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Mar
con. tenor. DR.. Hamilton Mr.. Albert
bass. MIR. Dawson, Mr.. Weaver. Mr.. Alex
ander, Mr.. Camp: organist William III
Taylor: director, Allen D. Albert.
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M. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Mount Vernon Place.

Morning service-Offertory, Christ Be
ing Raised From the Dead, Rogers; con-
tralto solo. Hosanno, Jules Granier, Miss
Eva Whitford; anthem Now, If Christ
Be Preached. Rogers.
Evening service-Anthem. AS 1t Began
to Dawn, Harker: contralto solo, Alleu-
liza, Homer Norris. Miss Eva Whitford.
The quartet consists of: Soprano, Miss
Edna Shelby: contralto, Miss Eva Whit
ford: tenor, Mr.. Alan Brett; bass, Mr..
Arthur Dexter; organist, Mr.. Edgar Rob
inSon.
Special Easter services at II am and
p.m.-Anthem, For Who Is God Save
Our God? tenor solo and chorus, Edwin
Solly; Easter anthem, Christ Our Pass
over; anthem Christ. Our Lord, Is Risen
Today, George B. Nevin. Full chorus
ch
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

Z
The choir, under the direction Of ]. q.
Klein, will sing The Lord Is Risen. In
deed. Alfred Judson. and Christ. the Lord.
Is Risen Again. Ferdinand Quicken. Mr.
Klein will sing as the offertory The Great
Jehovah. by Shuey.
Morning: We VIII Rejoice and Be Glad.
banks. with alto solo by Miss Salhe
Beamer: Christ. Our Passover SchillinG.
quartet and chorus. with tenor. soprano
and alto solos. by MIR. G.. w. Bridwell.
Miss Kathryn Allen and Miss Sallie Bea-
mer. Mr.. ii. Clyde Grimes singing the
bass in the quartet work.
Evening: He Is Risen. Lerman. alto
solo and chorus; He Is Risen. Shipper. So
prano solo. Miss y. Wheatley and chorus:
offertory. soprano solo. Mrs. II. Clyde
Grimes. accompanied by Mr.. Walter Gill
lum. The choir has been recently reor-
ganized and is now under the direction OF
Mr.. +. l.. Zimmerman. with Mrs. IL.
CLYDE Grimes organist.
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st. Columbia S.

HOLY communion. 80.
Morning prayer and second celebration.
II am. with the following musical pro-
gram:
Professional Welcome. Happy Morn
ing: Christ Our Passover Schillfng:
Gloria Patria. Norris: re Deum. fiat,
}. r. West: hymn. Angels. Roll the Rock
Away, communion Office in r fat Wood
ward; hymn. The Strife is Ger: ofYertory,
As 1t Began 10 Dawn. Vincent: recess
slonal. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today.
Childrens Easter service. 4 pm. Even
ing prayer. 80 pm.
Tie members % ST. Columba's choir
are as follows: Miss May e. Rollins. or
sanist; Misses Ella Bradt Alice Spar
shott. Marjorie Bradt, Lille Sparshott.
Dora Skinner. Naomi Osmonde Annette
Law. Elizabeth Anderson Gertrude
Bradt. assisted by Miss Balm: Masters
George Bradt. William Anderson. Raw
mond Frost. Russell Parks Norman Frost
and Presley Jones. and Messrs W. j.
Anderson r. Fletcher and F. Fletcher.
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UNIvERSALIST.
Church of Our Father.

Morning-Anthem. Christ Our Passover.
Schilling: anthem. Haste TO the Glorified
Garden. Mendelssohn; tenor solo. Hosan-
ma, Granier.
Personnel of the chor-Mrs Charles r.
Corey. soprano: Miss Lillian Chenoweth.
alto; Mr. Harry p. wilkins, tenor; Mr..
Walter 7. Mstson, bass; Mrs. George J.
Baxter. organist.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Mount Pleasant.

Organ prelude. (a) Quae est ista. Cesar
Franck; tb) Cantilene. Pierre GEESE; (c)
Grand Choeur, j. H. Rogers; I'D anthem
chorus. Allelujah, Falkenstein: anthem
chorus God Hath Appointed a Day, Ber-
th0ld Tours; soprano solo, I Know That
My Redeemer Liveth, Handel tenor and
bass duet. Doubt No More, Hughes: vio-
lin solo. Traumerei. Schumann. ISIS Ell
ton Ronsaville: organ postlude, march.
Ambrose Thomas.
Quartet Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade. So
prano: Miss Mary f. King, contralto; Mr..
W. Howard Butterworth, tenor; Mr..
Theodore T. Apple, bass.
Chorus. sopranos, Miss Ethel Calvert.
Miss Isadore Emery. Miss Florence Simp-
son: contraltos, rs. p w. Gibbon, Mrs.
Leroy Heron, Miss Ethel Howarth /:
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sWEDENBoRGIAN.
Church of the New Jerusalem.

The music for the Easter morning serv-
ice will include: Sunday school process
sional and occasional hymns. Sanctus.
Gounod: Now Is Christ Risen, West: |
Know That Ny Redeemer Liveth. Handel.
and the proper festival chants. responses
and hymns.
At night-Barnby's Magnificat and
Christ Is Risen From the Dead, c. Whit
ney Coombs.
The choir, quartet and chorus: Sopra-
noA Miss Lucy Brickenstein. Miss Lily
Ross Miss r. X. Sewall. Miss Jessie Sc
bree Mrs. r. b. Eichelberger and Miss
May Gannett; altos, Miss Fay r. Bum
phrey, Miss Bessie L. Smith and Miss
Frances Twitchell; tenors. Mr.. +. Stin-
son Barker and Mr.. Lewis Darlington
basses Mr.. William NJ. Shuster tdirectorp
and MIR s. B. Wright; organist, Miss M.
G. Sewall.
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S:0O-Prelude (Flagler): hymn, Cor
onatfon (HoldenD; Easter anthem. EX-
cell. the Bethany Baptist Male Octet.
Messrs. Z. c. Johnston. ii. A. Shinnick.
E. c. Stanley. T. II. Braden. S. c. Milf
ken. Milton White. r. ]. Hall. A. D..
Lawrence: offertory (E. Lamaire),
hymn. Conqueror (from Palestrina,
Doane): soprano solo. Christ Arose
lowry, Mrs. Phillip Addison. During
baptismal service the Vesper Hymn
tBortmanskyl will be sung. Postlude
(Stein).
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BAPTIST.

Calvary.
Morning: Anthems, AS 1t Began to
Dawn Chaffin). I Am He That Liveth
(ScotU, On That First Easter Morning
tSpence); alto solo, The Easter Morn
(Coleridge- Taylor: violoncello solo, An
dante (Golterman).
Evening service: Anthems Awake.
Thou That Sleepeth (Maker). The Lord Is
Risen Iynes): tenor solo. The Dawn of
(Verhallen).
The choir includes: Soprano, Miss Ada
Birch: alto, Mrs. Ralph =. Barnard:
tenor. Mr.. r. P. Backing: bass, Mr.. J.
Henry Kaiser; violoncellist, Miss Ethel
Lee: organist and director, MIR. Arthur
D. Mayo.
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Plymouth congregational.

Plymouth Congregational has prepared
a good musical program for it's Easter
service. The choir is in charge of Thomas
A. Johnson, assisted by Harry Dyson
The music to be rendered consists Of sa-
cred anthems and parts of oratorios with
solo parts The choir will give a post
Easter song service, the Sunday even
ing after Easter. Misses Gordan and Col
ier and the Jeter brothers will assist the
choir.
The members of the choir are, viz: So
prano-Msses Landonia Childs, Estelle
Collier, Mamie Newton, Aurena McNell
Sylvia Garner. Mary Nicholas, Estelle
Dyson. Dolores Page; ato-Misses Essie
Fearing, Elnora Lee. Mary Gary. Grace
Roane: tcnor-IIarry Dyson. Karl F.
Phillips, Laurance Caldwell, John Shorter
bass-George Cnles. John Fearing, John
Anderson, Thomas Johnson.
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CATHOLIC.
st. Patrick's.

Before mass. Unfold Ye Portals. Gounod.
mixed choir: professional hymn. o. Fiji
ct Filiae. Palestrina. sanctuary choir
Vidi Aquam. Diemann, mixed choir
Proper of Mass. arranged by Tozer. mixed
choir; Mass. Weber in G. entire, mixed
choir: Graduate. Haec Dies. Wiegand,
mixed choir: Veni Creator. HANNA. sane
tuary choir; offertory. Regina Coeli. Yer
voitte. sanctuary choir: occasional The
choir: postlude. Hallelujah Chorus from
the Messiah. Handel mixed choir.
The choir will be accompanied by full
orchestra with DR.. Gloetzner at the organ.
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CHRISTIAN.
Whitney Avenue Memorial.

Morning: All Hail to the New Risen
Lord. Marsh Miss Mary Parsons.
Evening: Easter Day Has Crowned Him
King. Hawthorne. Mrs. A. B. Crane. The
anthems. The Lord Is Risen. Loveland.
and Fear Not Ye. Spross. will be rendered
by the choir. Miss Anna Bowling. Miss
Edith Colburn, Mrs. A. b. Crane and Miss
Mary Parsons. sopranos; Mrs. f. Gath
right Miss Agnes Bergman and Miss
Florence Kidwell altos: Mr.. Greenfield
and Mr.. Wilmeth. tenors. and Mr.. Sham
baugh bass; Mrs. Z. c. F1nney. organist.
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Chapel of the Nativity

twelve ladies. twelve boys and six men
will sing the following hymns: Come. Ye
Faithful. Sullivan. AT the Lambs High
Feast Elvey: Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day, Morgan: And Now, o Father, Monk;
Jesus Lives Gauntlet, Christ Our Pass
>vAr chanu. Crotch: TIE Deum Lauda.
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LUTHERAN.
st. Marks.

Morning. violin solo, Spring Song. Men
delssohn. Frank p. Howard; professional
and choral. Christ Is Risen, Maker. by
vested junior choir: anthem. He Is Risen,
Aleluiah, senior choir: anthem, Glorious
Easter Dawn, Lowder. senior choir: re-
cessional junior vested choir Members
of the choir are: Sopranos. Misses Muir
ray and Noack; altos, Misses Kluge and
Fannie Noack; tenor, fred W. Leonllardt;
baritone. Oscar Noack: organist. George
r. Sheriff; violinist, Frank z. Howard.
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st. Mary's.

Solemn high mass at 1920: Vidi AQuam.
Wiegand; Mass. Haydn's 18th. Ohfertory,
Hosannah. Granier.
Vespers and benediction at pm
Marcos third vespers and Magnifcat;
Regina Coeli Gloria o Salutaris Pnuger;
Tantum Ergo. Shelley.
Organist and director. Mr.. s. J. Kubel.
Quartet: Mrs. Blanche NJ. Rogers. Miss
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Eastern.

The choir in the morning will render
the following Easter selections: Christ
Our Passover, Wheat; This Is the Day
the Lord Hath Made. Lynes; Welcome.
Happy Morning. Schneider: Thus Saith
the Angel, banks.
In the evening service the choir will
also sing from manuscript an Easter
hymn by Mrs. c. l.. Neibel. The person
mel of the choir Is Miss Hansen. soprano
Miss Sebring. contralto: Mr.. j. NJ. Bowie,
tenor: Mr.. George Miller. bass: Miss Mel
lie M. Sacrey, organist. The choir is I'M
der the direction Of the pastor, Rev. C. l..
Nebel.
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lexington.

Organ prelude. Toccata. Dubois: choir.
Deaths Conqueror, Parks; solo. The Res
direction. Shelley. Mrs. Arthur Elliott
violin obigato. Miss Clementsl; choir,
This Is the Day Which the Lord Hath
Made Marston: Why Seek We the Living
Among the Dead? Geibei: Christ Our
Passover. Schilling. Miss NJ. c. Linton.
organiSt.
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tenors, DR.. c. l.. Davis. Mr. John II.
Hahn: bassos Mr.. Willard r. Buell.. Mr..
Norton NJ Little Mr.. ]. F. Petit: Mr..
Lewis Corning Atwater organist and d.
rector.
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UNITARIAN.
All Souls.

All Souls.
Arise, Shine. For Thy Light Is Come
Dudley Buck: I Know That My Redeemer
Liveth. soprano solo from The Messiah
Handel: jubilate. Lippett: Mrs. II. Clay
Browning. soprano and director: Mrs.
Charles Fl. Henney. alto: Mr.. Charles r.
Myers. tenor: Mr.. Otto L. Luebkert. bass.
and Dr. George w Walter. organist.
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Epiphany.

II am Professional hymn, Welcome.
Happy Morning. Age to Age Shall Say,
Sullivan. proper anthem, Schilling; TIE
Deum, Schneider: Jubilate. Schilling; in
troit anthem, Awake Thou that Sleepest.
Maker; Gloria Tibi, in c. SWEET: hymn,
Tho Strife Is Ger the Battle Done Pal
estrira; offertory anthem, AS 1t Began to
Dawn. Martin: sanctus, Harker: hymn.
Rread OF the World: Gloria in ExceIsis.
old chant: occasional hymn. Come. We
Faithful. Raise the Strain. Sullivan
pm. Professional hymn, The Day of
Resurrection. Tours: proper psalms for
Easter evening: Magnificent and Nunc
Dimittis, Marks: hymn, Angels Roll the
Rock Away. Roper; offertory anthem.
Sing into God ToZer: occasional hymn,
He Is Risen. Neander
The following is list of the choir: So
loists. soprano, Miss Lillian HALEY: con
trslto. Mrs F. B. Gilmore: bass. Charles
T. Roberts. Chorus. Mrs. J. w Anderson
Mrs John Lloyd. Mrs W. r. Patterson
Misses A Bayard. NJ. Chamberlin e. Day-
export. NJ. Davis. n Davis, l.. Gerlach. F..
Goldsborough. F. Grimes. NJ. Hennen. O.
krunlke. VI. Larner. G. Lind 4. Mckee
NJ Marean. V. Metzel w. Mueller, r.
Sanold. Messrs. H. Barnes. r. ConweIl
II. j. DAILY. J. D. Dixon. A. Hale. II. p
Hoover. ]. Lloyd. G. Scharf. + L. Spring
er J G.. Traylor. W. III. Waters; organist
o. ID. SWEET; choirmaster. James G. Tray-
ior.
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Temple.

Morning: Organ prelude, y. T. King
Christ Our Passover fSchilling). 1 Know
That My Redeemer Liveth HfandeD, An
gels. Roll the Rock Away POTTERY, Fes-
tival March, in f (MendelssohnD.
Evening: On the First Easter Morn
(spence): alto solo. God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears tSullivam: Christ Is Risen
Dressler), Hosanna Oubois).
Choir is as follows: Mrs. Arthur Clan
vile Dunn. soprano; Miss Jane Price
Tonks. alto; Mr.. Earl Carbauh. tenor
Mr.. John Roberts. bass: Mrs. Grace Du-
four-Brown, orsanist and director.
The Sunday school will take part in
the morning service, under the leader.
ship of Mr.. John Bunch.
Kendall
In the morning the choir will sing The
Lord is Risen Indeed (BilIings) and He
Arose (Alfred Judson), and in the even
ing Jesus Said: / am the Resurrection
IT. Edwin Solly) and Seek Not the Liyinp
Oh. G. Stephens).
Metropolitan.
AT the morning service, II o'clock the
following music will be rendered: Organ
prelude, anthem, Christ Our Passove,
sheppard: anthem. Angels Roll the
Rock Away Holden RossnD; anthem
Resurrection (Shelley); anthem, King OF
Kings (Shelley). and organ postlude.
AT the evening service. 1870 o'clock, the
following will be rendered.: Organ prelude
anthem. Christ Our Passover (Schillins)
anthem. Sanctus Gounod1, and organ
poStlude
Members of chor-Sopranos, Mrs Marie
MacNichoi Richmond. Mrs. James Brooks
Mrs Gilbert a Clark. Miss Frances
Rachel Fieharty. Miss Jeiis Galloway
Miss Ethlyn Galloway and Miss Nav
Hit: altos, Miss Laura v. French. Mrs
J. Henry Tatspaugh and Miss Emma
maggie. ROLAND f. Fleharty and Lewis B
Lawrence: BASES. Gilbert A. Clark and
William T. Ellis; organist. Mrs Harry
G. Wilbur: librarian, Lewis B. Lawrence
director. Gilbert A. Clark
Rock of Ages. Cleft for Me (Johnson)
Miss Rowenier w. Lark; Christ Is Riser
Today (Bischoff). Edward Williams: The
Great Jehovah (Shuey), Miss Bessie E
Davis, duet. When l Survey the Won.
drous Cross CWilsom Miss Bessie E.
Davis and Miss Elenora Coleman.
First Baptist.
The program will be in charge Of Miss
Edith Stowell. the musical directress of
the church, who will be assisted by Miss
Jones. tenor: Mr.. r. n. Conwell. bass and
Mrs. Barry. organist.
The numbers to be rendered at the
morning service are: Opening anthem
Christ, the Victor. Shackley; offertory
ccntralto solo. ResurrexH. Tosti; closing
anthem, Angels Roll the Rock Away,
Holden.
At the evening service the program will
be: Opening anthem, The Savior Hath
Risen Williams: offertory, bass solo. The
Resurrection Song: closing anthem Christ
Our Passover Schneider.
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