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This time beat il with fork until il thick
ems. Turn the mass ont on a buttered plat
ter and treat IN like an ordinary fondant.
Then use i'm any way desired. Balls OF the
fOndaut may he pressed between the halves
of nuts OF rolled In fresh grated cocoanut
or squares Of IN may Poe dipped In melted
chocolate
Another delicious maple bonbon calls for
two big capfuls ~ broken maple sugar and
q scaut cupful ~ rich milk or cream boiled
together until little hardens when stirred
in cold saucer. When this stage Is
reached add some chopped nutmeats. but
ternuts or pecan nuts preferred, and pour
tie mixture into huttered pans after beat
ing Il untn b begins 10 thicken. When cold
cut iufo squares This also makes d nice
cake nIlug II spread over the cake before
IL becomes too hard.
The Huguenots of Colonial DAYS used 10
prepare what they called a nut sweet.
which was made from maple sugar. butter
and nuts. n was slightly Drowned 50 that
caramel flavor was ADDED TO that 81 the
maple sugar. The sugar was put into a hot
pan and enough water was added 10 pre-
vent burning. n was allowed 90 melt slow
iy and then brown slightly. Nuts were
aANfAf f4iLtI lllchNil OF N.tffE nuts, OF. ~
almonds were useG. after blanching. The
swectmeat was then SET Ben a cold place 10
harden. when IL Was ready for serving.
Map.e sugar that has been melted and
mixed with little butter makes a de-
hcious coating Tor cream candles prepared
from white tondaut. Cocoauut creams are
particularly good when treated iu this wav.
when the pune sugar h. 10 be used a. a
houbol the syrup should be beaten con-
staltlA while hardening This makes a
creamy mass totally different from tie
sugar allowed 10 harden in the ordinary
way
When a little hot water Is added 10 Tile
melted maple sugar and d g. allowed 20
cook Ga moment or iNO and 10 brown
slightly while cooking IL makes aa agree
able filling for d cake. bur care must -
taken that IL docs not gel ZOO hard. ~
" hen a Nttlc has been stirred iu a cold
saucer % hardcns before ]; D. cold il LAS
been cooked too long. II n L. still LIQUID
when cold h has not been cooked long
enough. This is much better way Il test-
iEE candy and cake frosiHg than dropaug
T. little in cold water To- form a hs!L
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SUFFRAGE LIBRARY on WHEELS
Gospel Wan Now Go Direct to Those
Who Sit in Darkness.

Travelling libraries are the latest dey zoe
,e-C- carrying 1le gospel or woman suffraSa
to trrse VINO sit in darkness. The idea
crtE.u.tel with Profsss.r Miriam Car.
Thomas. president ~ Bnn MaWr. and the
Collegiate Equal Suffrage League Aas ui-
aert4o.u to put a. into operation. while t.e
National Woman Suffrage Association Is
g. Hr flc expenses
I.. rtlo trunks maze specially Tor the
I-u0e. and each holding twenty-five books
raa being sent out from SO BOO I-.f.n
s..rH- 20 colleges in various parts al the
CD-strs. Each tr.rd s. allowed 90 remain
fn- ts1 DAYS. ihou i Is returned % head
pa..s-s ara. another as dispatched En- us
.... while a.. FIST lot b. forwarded 70 am
o..r- destination. Miss Carolyn I.cN0N .s
tGe Librarian
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GLEANINGS.

4 large eccentric looking orange shown
by some Of the fruit dealers is called the
King OF Siam II has a rough. thick rind
and the juicy pulp within has a tang that
reminds one Of the tangerine. II makes
a delightful change on the spring break
fast table from ordinary oranges and
era pefruit.
Whipped cream Is sometimes folded
through the hard sauce" Il adds a festive
touch suited 20 desserts served on holiday
occasions.
Prune Jelly is sometimes moulded in ring
form and the centre piled Uith a snowy
pyramid ~ whipped cream.
A pretty way 70 serve white custaFds is
With stars Of red currant Jelly.
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The skirt that is drawn In just below the
knees Is now In the height OF fashion. This
model Is made from one Of the new EN-
lroidered marquisettes, and over the lower
edge ~ the gathered tunic is arranged
hand OF ribbon All thin materials are ap-
pr0priate, however. such as voiles foulard.
chiffon cloth and many simpler fabrics that
aye made soft and pliable and therefore
are well adapted 20 such a model II pre-
ferred, the tuHic can he left free al It's
lower edge, as shown In the small view. but
the gathered skirt Is a favCrite one As
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INCARNATION.
II A NJ

ST. MARKS.
rgan prelude. sonata in r minor, Op. rs
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SPRING CANDIES
Maple Sugar Makes the Most
Delicious of BOnbOns.

Real maple sugar is such delicious
sweet IN itself that O. seems like gliding
retired gold 10 boil Il down with cream and
nuts or .o tan n iuto fondant. hut those
Who want 10 DO 80 may mud the following
recipe uscfui:
For a maple fondant sake three cunfuls
ef maple syrup. two ~ cane sugar ana
haf a teaspoonful 90 cream al tartar. Bon
this mixture until il forms a thread an
inch louE when drpIed from spoon.
rhen pour IL into a huttered pan and lei Il
stand for twenty minutes. - the end ~
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Of Inferesf 10 Women
THE SPENCER" NOW
Fantastic Style Of a Hundred
Years Ago Rcriucd.

THE outer wraps that are 90 he worn m
stoSntry lsacs ans city streets this sum
ncr are of a most interesting variety BE-
slcs the s'oles modelled after thc winter
ones oi fur and described in Yesterdays
Tt.htnc son'eWhat fantastic garment
oa'lta spencer IS shown hy some cf fhc
exclusive shops. This is revival II the
oa-iaslloned garment th1t was m Noeue
o. lI." uvEnning az the nineteenth century.
lf Is 81 short h'ouselike Jacket 80 taneta.
sctc "r some other lght fabric, reaching
a. 'hc n.us and is finished with a tarIikc
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ST. BkRInOlQMEN,s CHURCH

tn --.iiail avenue. corner SIN street
y ne Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS D. 70 Rector.
I'D w.-Holy Communion
~ a. m-MOrning Service and Holy Communion.
D. m.-Chidren'a Festival
~ evening Prayer and Address
- 2. n.-lliuatrated Lecture on Oriental Travel.
o.r,gI NiEEssiTY PLACE PRES ENTERTAIN
- ~ - ~ corner o. 10Th 81 zone block west
rom Broadway. GEORGE 8TFy9NDTR ~ n 7
Ias 80 PUBLIC Worship tomorrow AZ N a. N.
viii preach. IN the evening AZ = o.cfock ~ fro
Cnurch the sunday School win hold an Eastar
serNte' % which ali are invited. service pre-
paraiory % Tire Communion win h. hofd On
---------- ------- IN --- ------- -
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EASTER MUSIC AT Y. w. c. a.

Tho following musical programme has
t'ea arranged for the Eastor SERVICE a. tae
Young Nomens Christian Association to-
fr. TOW afternoon.
lIs.-cr. Aulante Con Moto ... a.. fl....,t
.-...f ~ Dae ~ i.eeiif'-.i i'siller
'lrta WY seeA Sc fhc Living Amorc
r Lete -. ...- ......... Pos fer
p rr harki Ten Thousand Voices sound
.- --.-... ..... ~. kys
...i eaiois % io.h in f.e $50. Ile. ....-. Nulrls
l.r.-. AlariU pasfura 10. .... ..... Ifag
.r.r. f.iff Your Gias Voices ...........
t.. .H.. NrnHelserlIr.s Priests Mar. b In .-.,r
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WEST DID ST PRESENTER ~ HURCH. I
near Jth ave. Rev. ~ e. MENDELHALLs u. D., |
plsach7s az II a. ana 0. m.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church,

West Eud ave and DIST
EDGAR WHITAKER WORK. - D. Pastor
i. ELWCOOD ERICKSON. Assistant
Easter music morning and evening pct1hle
quartet a. evening service. pr Work breaches
services
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MEAT

Ts housewife who goes sharr.rg for
L-s-er Wall need more money ODD her pocket.
book thls year than ever before Size NIL
have % pay "a Washington Market - c,ut.
e round Tor chicken, - iu 90 cents a pound
q 20 oapons. 80 cents f0r turkey and Sc cents
f"rh Tor squads For p0rerhouse steak
th- VIII be- obliged 10 give .p cents q pound
NfI.e racks ~ lamb U.U cost Der Is cents
round and legs - cents. Lamb Is az rres-
ON .tt4 cents "a pound. wholesale ana veal
Aas taken an inward turn. b,lue D. cents "a
l'lne. wholesale. Far from getting aur
-- iese prices are expected 90 e. even
'.tirf. There De- very lttlo demand Tor
Poultry tals weekend al Washington Mar
Ae' where trade n general is dau
FISH.
Tho dose 30 Tie LeUtcn season Viii see q
'' lH lsa prices. altlo.Pu they are nat
A.rfa.Nsaa.y high even uoN. Roe sinai,
NiN.. aIr boo great demand, are 81 % each.
p '. sIHc are o. t8 g. ooUis apiece and sh.4
i'' ''Is llI - ccLtr lalr yellow g.E..
"' ' cents U1I.d. are tilr deare-t asA at
present, Californian salmon are 81 cents a
i'.hat 500 bass, striped bass. Spanish
Hachei"l a.d WEiicfsl sro 20 cents, LaIlbIi
emo red snapper ere IS cents, yellow perch
A"hc smells are 1s oeilts. cod and aogul,Is
iie cents a pound. Lobsi,ls are down Co
- cents a pound and scalogs are g. cents
quart
VEGETABLES.
French oaulihowers arc - cents head
llt Trial shipment 81 fine italian cauli-
loHerf. which are selling z little cheapeI,
aas run the French quite ogt of favor
Californian asparagus b. 20 cents a bunch:
dollhouse asparagus Is ~ cents bunch.
spinach is ~ cents half peck celery Is .5
cents bunch. ard endiLe b. . cents "a
pound. Brussels spr0-ts are ~ cents a h0N.
mushrooms are 20 cent? . pound. and tOma.
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Calvary NJ. ~. Church.

129th street and Seventh Avenue
kew CHARLES T. GO0DELI. n r. Pastor
SPECIAL EASTER Mt So
~. ~ n. ~. Easter Sermon hv the pasfcr
t;4o p. m.-Orafori7. '"The Messiah hy quartet
and senior and Junior Cholrs Address by
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Goth street and 9Th Avenue.
Easter services.
200 A. I.-Carol Service.
$50 A. M.-Hoiy Communion.
HOO a. M.-SerVtce and sermon.
- .Gn M.-Holy Communion
8O0 T.. M-Baptlsm.
acc T.. M.-Childreus Festival
$50 D. M--seryice and sermon
Central PresbvteViau Church.
West 51th ST. bet broadway and 9Th ave.
Rev. WILTON MERLE SMITH. ~ o.. Pastor
Rev q. III. SMNTH. Jr.. Assis ANT
hr. Merle smith breaches az ~ 4. ~
AR. Smyth az T.. NJ
Evening subject. rs EASTER y DELI
SION christian Endeaver Meeting sanday
morning al o. -. SUNDAY school, p. NJ he
Nottoual meeting Wednesday evening az : Ali.
WELCOME
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
e. NITARiANl. Furk Ave. and 3fth Sd.
,,.t.,. Rev. Robert CoIiYer. lie n.
Rev. John Haynes Holmes.
o. \. NJ. -........ ...... EASTER SERVICE
subject. THE LIVING CHRIST. OR. rftE
NITAtiAN IDEA OF THE kESU ititEt rlON. '
special musical ~crVtce by double quartet ana
81, hu. Reception 90 new members.
q. "a. SUNDAY Srh0ol r.aSteT C0nCert.
CHURCH. OF THE ASCENSION.
nth AVenue aud Tenth street
Rev pr PERCY SrtCkNEN GRANT Rector
T. a. Morning service and sermon RECTOR
o.. U-- Haudels The Messiah.
Rev, ANDREW q tNDEEiIlI.I. pre,tl her.
o.. u Nj ALIEN AMBER IRVINE
\ Plra fur the Abolition 81 Cemeteries.
On u Professor FRANK D. GOODNOW
"As 10 % Done in New Zealand
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DIVINE PATERNITY
T0-al A n

Prelude Prarludium. Csnzone. AIieHande
suite or i66 .--.. -.-- .-.-. iheiuherser
carol 4 Rhym FOR Easter Time 'i-sTit smith
Male quartet Hall Him Lord AMI Leader
George r. Nsvin
Anthem. In the End OF the sabbath. ......
Bruce Steane
Anthem. Christ Is Risen r. : Ambrose
Anthem. Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day
r. -. Quicken
Anthem. Awake and Sing william o. Hammond
OnsrtOry. Re suTTection- fi- x Sh.il.y
Postlude Motto PerpetUo. suite, Op. i66-
Rheiuberser
1.45 r. NJ.
Cantata. Victory Divine. -..--.-......J. q. MARKS
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MADISON AVENCE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner 00th street.
Rev. WALLACE MACMCLLEN II. D.. Pastor
~ a. m Easter Service. with special music and
sermon BY the Pastor. Subject '-ghe Triumph
OF Christ."
. .. Especial MUSICAL SERVICE. az
which the cantata, Christ the Victor" ~
DUDLEY Buck. viii be rendered By the choir.
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nd sOFgan postlude.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
n A N

Violin and organ. Hymn 10 ST. Cecilia. BONN
Anthem. God Hath Appointed a Day. Tours
Anthem, The First BegOtten % the
81 . FL s
OmertOry. Garden OF Roses .....-..... Essipom
organ postlude. Festal March Won Weber
s r. NJ.
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Carnegie Hail. 51th 81, 9Th Avn A. "
DIR. FFLIN ADLER
will deliver an EASTER ADDRESS
RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHI EtH.
broadway and T3d street
Easter Services. N A. NJ and L. NJ
Preaching hy the
REV. ARTHUR IT. PERSON. u. ~.
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St. PauTs Methodist Church.

tutu -i.- Nt-l ~ r uttlLltAt.e
GEORGE CLARKE PECK II. T.. Minister.
N a. m.-Easter Sermon and Music
: p. m.-MuscaI Service, with Easter Address
by ne Minister.
AT LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH,
Corner i2lst street Services at Eleven.
'RIRTHRICiHT"
Rev Merle - Groin Wright u. D.. Minister
Special Easter SeTviCe-Charotte Weies Saenaei
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Tue Chursh o the divine Pateral.y,

The Pastor. FRANK OLIVER HALL. H. -,
viii preach az % a NJ the seventh sermon IN
tho series THE New Keligiun-" subject
THE HOPE 90 IMMORTALITY F"
~ 4 NJ. The Victory Divine. tantata, by
j. Christopher Marks. sung hv choir and full
chorus. Brief address "7rhs Heaven Within and
n Heaven Wifhrfff hV nr AL.
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Professional Hymn 12a. Areluia, AlIeluia'.
Proper Psalms rs. ia us
Ma gnifcat ana N1mc Dlmltfls IN A T.aruora
Anthem. 81 Matthew, xviii. 1-S......... =. Buck
Chorus, Revelation. XIX. g. rs. xi H.. Handel
sullivan
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CHURCH OF THE TRANsFIGJ RNTI0N. r -.
DIR. GEORGE CLARKE HOitiHTON. Bee tor
C'oulnunious: r. = s. q. M0zart's Mass in 3 Tat
orchestral 1850 CHORAL ENENSONG or
chestraI PROC ESSlON. % clock. tarois anu
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metropolitan Temple

a. N. IT eVond the Horiz0n-What7'
D.. -tiounod 9 Redemption" special music.
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

West Forty sixth Street
The KEN. CHARLf ~ q AkED. ID. ID
Will preach tomorrow morning AMI evening
Services at n and = o'clock
The special music will include As 20 Began
20 Dawn Buck. The Resurrection shelly.
When Thou CONTEST Rossini ''Alleuia, christ
Is Risen scott; Jesus Lives" Macfarane. IT
Know That Nh Redeemer Liveth" Handel. s'The
King Of Love" shelly
The Ordinance Of Believers Baptism will be
observed during the evening service
BIBLE CLASSES FOR rot Ne MEN Ann
NOING WOMEN AT 9:aO a. ~
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JOHN WESLEY HILL
u-DR COOKE. THE ONLY PROOF OF
IMMORTALITY
s-DR- HILL. SOCIALISM a PERIL. TO THE
STATE. -
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Broadway Tabernacle,

Broadway and 56fh street
REV ChAkLES r. JEFFEWSON n. D. Pastor.
Public Worship al IN a NJ
DR. JEFFERSON will preach
y. W. S8ccial Musical Service.
messiah Victorous' by Hammond
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EGGS AND BUTTER.

Eggs are sun = cents a dozen. butter Is
= cents and sweet butter ~ cents = pound
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LEMON AVENUE COLLEGIATE.

Prelude. kammenoi Ostrow. ...... Rubfnstain
Anthem. Awake Thou That Sleepest. .Manney
Bass solo. The Resurrection ...... shelley
Anlhf m, As II Began To Dawn. ........ q. Miller
'uants: ABIDE with Us. ..-..-. List
Behold. I stand az the Door Schubert
Tenor Solo. SaHcta Maria. ............... Pause
Easter carol. The King Of Glory. 81 rOginger
Pos;ludc, Hymn Triomphale. ........ Guilmant
SP. NJ
Prelude, Meiodie Religious ............ Tours
Anthem. Lift Up Your Voices Now g.. Berwald
COntraltO solo come. See the Place Bartlett
Anthem. The Magdalene. --......... Warren
soprano solo. % Lift Your JOYFUL Hearts
DRESSER
Anthem christ the Lord Is Riseu........ Frey
OHtltoIN. Medltat ion Crentat
POstlude. Spring Song ........... MendeIssohn
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Postlude Halleluiah Chorus ........- ia
PARK SLOPE CONGREGATIONAL
10 "a n

Prelude -..---.... .... . Bach -(fOunod
Anthem. As II Began TO Dawn --..... chain
Gloria Patri. .... tfreatOTe
OnertOrV To the Angels. 90. . ZaTdo
Hymn. christ Is Risen ...... Lyra DavOdica
Anthem. Iniammatus .--.-- Rossini
Hymn. Angels Roll the Stone Away. Dykes
Response. SevenfOld Amen. ...... -Stainer
Postlude, Largo .--.- pee Handel
T.30 r. N.
Prelude. Air from JOcelyn- -.-- . .. GODDARD
Anthem. God Hath Appointed a Day Tours
Anthem He Is Risen ...--.-....-... .- Shelley
OmertOTy. I Will ENtol Thee .--. costa
Hymn. I Know That My Redeemer Lives.
Handel
Anthem HalIeluiah Chorus ....---.... Handel
Hymn. on Gould I Speak the Matches
Worth ..... 49,. .................. Mozart
Pesponse Sevenfoid Amen....-........ Stainer
Posflude Alteration ............. BOrOWs ski
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FIFTH AVENUE PaEsHYTsaAs CHURCH
r ~ III AN Emu r AND FIFTY FIFTH ST.
services az N A. NJ. and P. NJ.
RsV. HOWARD AGaEW J1HaST0s. D. D.

viii preach az both services
morning subject "Christ's Revelation OF Life %
In the afternoon Dr. Johnston will give An a.
epuht or conversation with Hindu students on
the difference between the Religious Life ~ Anrer-
Tea AMI OF India. sunday school at 9:3O A N
Rev. NiibeFt ". White. ID. u
viii teach the Men : Bible class an 10 A NJ
Rev. Arthur n. Fierson. D. D.
Will preach on "Wednesday Evening a. S.t5
STRANGERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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FIRST BAPTIST.
1880 A. n

Prelude Hymn 81. Cecilia .-.---.. t;ourot
Anthem. For Now Is Christ RS p. ..-.. ..Faruty
Anthem. Awake. Awake Wi;a Rapture
slnE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ... Wet
Anthem. AilclC iah- .teuirfs
Anthem. como See tine Place. ........ ..... Parker
Anthem. BEHOLD. the AnC-l uf tine lord. .- Tours
Pcst!udc. MurCn S0t nnelle. tioUund
: Il III.
Prelude. AnIautr from suite ........ EI-s
Anthem. Awake To-. AS GlurB ........... I s1ruuy
Anthem. As "a fegnn % Iawn..-.........l. iy lur
Anthem. upsauna- .....-. t.riuitI
lOstIudt. Invocation. ......... Came
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Anthem. This Is the Day Which the Lord
main MADE 1900 Ldll
Solo. Christ Has opened Paradise. Hawley
Anthem. Christ Our Passover. ...... .Chappell
SOTO. Hail. Thou Risen one. ........ Stephens
William Wheeler.
Anthem. The strife Is Ger. ...........H awley
Anthem. AS n Began 20 Dawn. Martin
chorus. Halielujah fMessiahJ ........ Handel
DONOiogy. Benediction.
Orchestra and ORGAN pOefIuda
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PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL
BROADWAY TABERNAcLE CHURCH.
1880 A. NJ

Prelude Faster IdyIi -----.- ..--..--.
Anthem christ our PassoN er Ma .farl7ne
Anthem Blessed BE the cod and Father
Onsrtory. The Resurrection ..-... H. Il; Shelley
4. NJ
Cantata Messiah Victorious W. q. Hammond
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sRooRLVN BAPTIST TEMPLE.
1880 4. "a

organ prelude
Hymn. Az Hail the Power - Iesus.s
Name .--.-.--- .---.-. .... . Holden
Easter chorus. Gloria -........... Mozart
Tempe choir
Violin solo. LARGO. ......... handel
solo Easter Bells --- .... Hammond
Anthem. This Is the LAY Which an, I.-d
Hath Made. .--.-. ... Hail
Temple choir
ohert"ry. NpiinS IA aAfuing ..... NrNIus
Hymn. Praise, My soul, the King 81
h"afrl .--t-.. t--...... smart
Anthem. lhnhhs ~ To God ..-...... Sudda
HYMN. This o. the Day. rbstbaun
Organ and orchestra po5tiude.
So D. 81
organ prelude
lynn. come. Thou Almighty King Giardini
thofua, Ihfoin, ht Portals. ........ .tiouuod
Soio and chorus. Sauctus ........ ,ta,t, IA
Violin 500 t'mahAh --.-. ..-..... Wuhrlmi
Easter offCTtors ....... .. .GIthrrfr, 80 ,,.~tn
Anthem. ~ Lord. our Governor e,dsh.
Hymn. jesus shall Rsiga. .............Ha tt0n
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rHE COLLEGIATE S1TIE;o!C CHURCH OF 81

NICHOLAS
9th Ave and 4sth s.
Rev. FRANCIS l. PATTON. %. D.. ~ Princeton
y j., viii preach at N A. NJ. and r. N
HE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End Ave. and TTth 81
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB H. u Minister
MI preach az N a. NJ Sacramcnt OF the Lord :
supper VIII he administered az 4.30 r. NJ.
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
~ A. NJ
lutroit. q Filii II File. Observation-Disclosures. Tiszf
service. smart in p and Warren in u fat
onertorium. Fill the Font with Roses 49,.
q W. Warren
iP NJ
Service. stanford in :.
anthem. story Of the Resurrection Warren
'"' NleSS'a"' '''.-. .'--.. .-..-... Handel
ST. BARTHOLOMEW
$50 A.. NJ
Communion service in f fiat. ........ Garrett
me l-"rd Is Risen ....-.. sullivan
N A. NJ
Ie beum and JuoiIate in fat. Garrett
For the Christ Is Made a Victim .Csounod
behoid lie Desplsers. ............. Parker
Evening service in nat. ............ Garrett
Unto the Paschal Victim. ............ West
But hou Dtdst Not Leave. ........... Handel
ZION AND ST TIMOTHY.
ReCessioral. The Day OF Resurre -tion. .. Martin
L.astfi ahlutiiLa hayes
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Anthems.
Awake. Thou that SIeerest ........... Redhead
% Death Where Is Thy sting? -.......-. Hollins
Communion service. ...-......... ~tafner
Recessional, The strife Is Ger. Palestrina
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ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST
HEAVENLY REST.
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1880 4. NJ.
Professional. % the GolIeU. Glow ing Morning,
- Jeune
IT, bcum tFestit ALL .--.-. o.. Warwick Jordan
Anthem. shout Ne High Heavens. .... e. hadWcls
Communion service ii A.................. STEAMER
7.1O a. NJ
Anthem. Awake. Thou that Sleepest - Maker
Mas-Ihcat and $unc pimittis IN \ Tat . Marin
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NEW YORK NEEDS REBUILDING

President CT American Institute os
Architects Deprecates Ugliness.
AT"Ia ". Drummer. president 81 the New
York Chapter of me American Institute OF
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MAllAtm Avenue and 18Th street
rev. g. " PARkHU RST. -. D.. Pastor.
Rev. c. r MONTGOMERY Pm. D.
Assistant Minister The Pastor win preach n
a m. D. m. Practical talk 90 men By Or.
FAGNANI. 10 a. m. Special Easter music. BE-
ginning half an hour before each service
North Presbyterian Church,
ls5th 81 bet. Broadway and Amsterdam Ave-
Rev. John r. Mscsay. 9h. O., Pastor.
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CALVARY BAPTIST
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