Evening journal., 1909-04-10

Tibi. Key L Il. Hodges: hymn, "The
Strife is O'er;" offertory anthem, Il
Am He that Liveth." Simper; presen-
tation of Aims; Communion service:
Sursum Corda, p. Armes; Sanctus. ].
Stainer: Agnus Del, A. S. Cooper;
Gloria in Excelsis. c. zeuner; Recess
sional hymn, The Day Of Resurrec-
tion."
c. William K. Bradford. organist
and choirmaster; Carlisle Hemphill.
assistant. soIoists, Master Clarence
Brown. soprano; Messrs d. Harry
McAvoy. tenor and Walter II. Bennett,
baritone.
Immanusl p. {. Church.
Easter anniversary of the Sunday
school Of Emmanuel Church will be held
on Sunday evening at 7.S0 p. m. when
the following music will be rendered:
Anthem, only a Flower" choir:
hymn. Merry Bells" Sunday school;
evening prayer; Proper Psalms, 113,
ia, lis; lessons. Greed and prayers;
hymn. "He Lives to Reign" Sunday
school; Easter song. primary class;
[anthem, "He Did Not Die in Vain"
choir; annual report; hymn. "Hallelu-
Jah." Sunday school; address; hymn
Ring JOY Bells Ring" Miss Smith,
organist; William Mosley. leader.
At olivet.
The services at Olivet Church to-
morrow will be appropriate to the day.
In the morning the Resurrection will
be celebrated in sermon and song. The
] Sunday school and Adult Bible Glass
will meet at 2.30 o'clock for the study
of the Easter lesson. Miss McIntire,
the efficient primary superintendent
hopes 10 have one hundred boys and
girls in her department for each of
whom she will have an appropriate
gift An interesting program has been
prepared for the evening service. con-
sitting Of exercises by the primary de-
partment Of the Sunday school with
special music by the choir and a large
children's chorus. The musical pro-
gram for the day is as follows:
Solo, Hosanna. by Van Alystine;
duet, Our Saviour, White; chorus,
Christs Victory, Danks; solo, .Resur-
rection," Holden; chorus, Christ Hath
Won the Victory. Herbert.
West Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row will be the scene of most joyous
festivities in celebration Of the Resur-
rection of Christ. The pastor. the Rev.
Alexander Alison, Jr.. will be I'm his
pulpit both morning and evening. dis
coursing on the following themes:
Life Out of Death, and When Jesus
Comes. In keeping with the eladness
of the Gay viii be music by soloists
chorus and congregation. The chorus
has been carefully trained by Professor
Clymer and it's work will be well
worth hearing. The morning worship
u begins at 1880 and the evening at 7.30
though the doors at night will be
opened a half hour earlier. There
will also be a special celebration In
the Sabbath school at . o'clock. An
enlarged orchestra will render selec-
tions and lead the singing of the
carols. Exercises by the children and
a recitation by Miss Day viii also be
features, with an address by c. n
Bower. The attendance last weel
was little short Of 900 and prepara.
tions are being made for 1000 to-mor-
row.
Following are the musical numbers
MORNING.
Anthem, The Trumpet Shall Sound
Hall; soprano solo. The Resurrection
Holden, Miss Allen; anthem. He i:
Risen, BaIlelujah. Miles; postlude
Easter March. Flagler.
EVENING.
Prelude. He is Risen. Witty; anthem
Seek Not the Living. Stephens; chorus
The Lord is Risen Indeed, Judsoni
solo and chorus. Glorious Easter Dawn
Lowden, Mrs. McIntire and choir; bass
solo. Sing With all the Sons of Men
Null, Mr.. Jones; chorus, He Arose
Judson: postlude, An Easter Postlude
Lehman.
First Presbyterian Church.
Following viii be the musical pro
gram at First Presbyterian Churcl
Easter morning:
Organ voluntary. Rimbault; Process
sional Flynn, No. 2S1, Sullivan; lnvo