The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-10
ON EASTER DAY.
Special Services at Topeka
Churches Tomorrow.
Musical Programs of Unusual
Interest Arranged.
EARLY IN MORNING.
Sunrise Meetings Will Be Held
at Various Churches.
Church of Assumption Services
Will Begin Early.

Music will lend the greatest glory to
the Easter services in Topeka Easter
at the churches will be marked by spec
lal programmes and decorations, the re-
suit of long preparation. Sunrise SER
vices VIII be held at many of the
churches including the Church of the
assumption, the First Lutheran church,
and the East Side NJ. E. church, while
O'Clock services will be held at Grace
Cathedral. the Church Of st. Simon.
and others.
| Regular morning and evening services
VIII be held at all the churches. A
cantata will be sung Easter evening at
the First Presbyterian church.
/ Easter lilies, palms and flowers can
the florist, the larger churches es-
pecially using an unusual quantity in
identifying for the Eastertide.
Following are various musical pro-
grammeS:
Music at First Presbyterian Church.
Choir-Mrs. George w. Parkhurst, Mr..
Harry Pribble. Mrs. Florence Thacher,
Mr.. Orren Hunt. Organist-Mrs. Robt.
Carver.
EASTER MORNING.
Organ Prelude-Concert Fantasia.
| ...-........ Jackson
Anthem-As 1t Began to Dawn. Buck
Offertory solo-I Know that My
| Redeemer Liveth (Messiah). Handel
| Mrs. Parkhurst.
Anthem-How Calm and Beautiful
the Morn Ravens
Observation-Disclosures March. -. Elliott
EASTER EVENING. 8 O'CLOCK.
Cantata.
Easter Eve and Morn-Frederick
| PART l.
Easter Eve at the Sepulchre.
Prayer.
Quartette-O for the Peace which Flow
| eth as a River.
| At the Court of PLATE.
Bass Recitative and chorus-Now the
| Next Day that Followed.
| At the Sepulchre.
Meditation.
Quartette-O Had I My Saviour, the
| Wings of a Dove.
IContralto solo and chorus-Yea, Though
Walk
Soprano solo and chorus-Forsake Me
Not.
| PART II.
| EASTER MORN.
Instrumental-The Procession to the
| Sepu1chre.
Bass solo with trio-very Early in the
Morning.
Tenor solo with trio-Be Not AT
Bass solo-And Thou Bethlehem.
Final chorus-Unto Him that Loved
Us.
Postlude.
March-(Bircl).
Grace CathedraI-Easter Day Music.
| z A. M.
Professional, Welcome Happy Morn
Kyrie Eleison, in F.. Tours
Offertory solo, The Resurrection
Miss Legler.
l C,rc,,,,, CorIo IN, doe
Sanctus, in E. .Camidge
| Hymn, 22O ............-.- Sullivan
Gloria in Excelsis. Old Chant
Nunc Dimittis, in A fiat. -. .Stainer
Recessional, Jesus Christ Is Risen.
/ At this service the young ladies of
Bethany college will form the choir.
1880 A. NJ.
Professional hymn, Christ the Lord
Easter anthem, Christ Our Passover
---....... Iours
TIE Deum, in Lee
Jubilate, in F. Tours
Introit, Awake Up My Glory. .Barnby
Offertory anthem, Why Seek Ye::
solo-Miss H. Hogeboom.
Recessional hymn, Come Ye Faith
! full '''.. !. p Sullivan
Professional hymn, Christ the Lord
Is Risen. NeVln
Magnificat, in E. Roberts
Nunc Dimittis, in B...... .Gounod
Anthem, Why Ye Seek. .Hollins
Offertory solo, Easter Day Hawthorne
| Mrs. w. w. Wikidal.
Recessional hymn, Onward Chris
tan Soldiers Sullivan
Church of Assumption.
Easter Sunday will end the magnifi-
cent Holy Week as observed by the
Catholic churches of the city. Yester-
day was Good Fridav and was carried
| forth in true Roman Catholic style
At 1880 in the evening the devotions
the Way of the Cross, were given. This
was followed by a sermon on Pas
sion of Our Lord by Rev. Father
Sinnodd, S. J., of st. Mary's college
The same father will preach the ser
mon of the Resurrection at solemn
high mass Sunday morning. At this
mass Sunday Rev. Dean Hayden will
officiate with Father Sinnodd as
deacon and Father Hoffman subdea-
| con. These. reverend gentlemen to-
gether with Father Mcintyre of Goa
Creek and Father Elast of Usage City
have been assisting Dean Hayden a,
all the Holy Week services. All oil
the offerings on Good Friday were
i devoted toward assisting in the preser.
walton of sacred places in the Holy
Land. On Easter SUNDAY the offering
will belong to the seminary fund, de-