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BAPTIST
First Baptist Church.

First Baptist Church. At IO:2O A. M. Prelude, Bridal song, Jensen. An them, As it Began to Dawn. Vincent: Response, The Lord Bless US ana Keep Us, Bullard. Cantata, Death and Life, Shelley. Quartet, Hail! King of the Jews. Tenor Recit., Now from the SlXth Hour there was Darkness. Quartet, Behold! The Temples Veil is Rent in Twain. - Alto Recit., and solo, Then Ihey Took the Body of Jesus. Tenor Recit., The First Day of the Week Cometh Mary Magdalene. Soprano and Bass Duet, Woman, Why Weepest Thou? Because They Have Taken Away My Lord. Quartet, Now the Earth in Resur- rection,-Light. Anthem. They Have Taken Away My Lord,-Strainer. Postlude,-Grand Choeur in A Flat. Easter Bible School Service. 1880 Organ Prelude, arcarolle,-Offen-
 bach.
 Processional, Hymn of Resurrection By the school. Anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead?-Brown. Prayer response, Gracious Spirit, We Thy Children,-Burdett Violincello solos, (a) selection from Fantasina,-Golterma (b) Trau- merei,-Schumann Primary exercises. Soprano and tenor duet, Lift Your Glad Voices in Triumph,-Schnecke Violin, piano and organ, Invocation, |-Gounod.
 Primary exercises. Soprano solo, Come see the Place l Where Jesus Lay,-H. w. Parker. Violin, cello, piano and organ, Hymne (from Le Medees),-Cherubi- nj.
 Organ Postlude, March (from The Queen of Sheba) The Quartet of the First Baptist church consists of Miss Ethel M. Pol land, soprano; Miss Elizabeth Spencer, contralto; Arthur N. Tinker, tenor, and Stanley N. Beans, bass. They will be assisted in the evening by Miss Hazel Bodine, 'cellist, and Louis B.
 Sammis, violinist. At the piano-Miss Poland. Organist and director, Her bert H. Cutler.
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St. Peter's Church.

Special musical program has been arranged for Easter morning to be rendered at high mass 10:30 at St Peters church.
 Kyrie, chorus, Giorza.
 Gloria, Leonard's Sd mass.
 Credo, quartet and choir, Leonard s Sd mass.
 Offertory, Regina Corli, Werner Sanctus, chorus, Leonards Sd mass. Agnus Dei, duet, Leonard's Sd mass. Donna Nolis, chorus, Leonard's Sd mass.
 Soloists: Miss M Foley, Mrs. W. B. Prendergast, Misses Callaghan and George Benham.
 S:30 mass Junior choir of 26 voices will sing.
 Kyrie, chorus, Convent Mass. Christ Is Risen, solo and chorus Regina Coeli, quartet and chorus. Sanctus, chorus, Convent Mass. Agnus Dei, chorus, Convent Mass, Hark, Easter Bells, chorus
 Soloists, Misses Cecilia Moran, Mary Maraffi, Anna O'Connell, Anna Mc- Grath. Mrs. J. l.. Kennedy, organlst and musical director.
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Trinity Church.

IISluOe, ALOdule CduIdpll0 \fIH Symphony, Widor.
 Hymn, Welcome, happy morning, Sullivan.
 Hymn in procession, 'Salve Fesat Dies," Baden-Powell.
 Introit, Come, ye faithful, Sullivan. Kyrie Eleison, Plainsong. Sequence, Jesus lives! Gauntlet. Credo, Eyre.
 Offertory, The strife is o'er, Pales- trina.
 Sanctus, Eyre.
 Benedictus, Eyre.
 Agnus Dei, Eyre.
 Gloria in Excelsis, Eyre.
 Post-communion, Christ is risen, Sullivan.
 Hymn, Jesus Christ is risen today Lyra Davidica.
 Postlude, Triumphal Chorus Gull. mant.
 Solemn Evensong, 7:3O P. M. Prelude, Allelulia, Amen (Judas Maccabeus), Handel.
 Hymn, Come, ye faithful, Sullivan. Proper Psalms, 113, 114. 11S. Gre gorian.
 Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis, Mar tin.
 Vesper Hymn, 70 Sons and Daugh- ters," Plain song.
 Hymn, The Day of Resurrection, Tours.
 Offertory, Christ the Lord is risen again, German.
 Hymns in procession, At the Lambs high feast, Rosenmuller; The strife is Hymn, Jesus Christ is risen today, Lyra Davidica. Postlude, Halle1ujah Chorus, (Mount of Olives) Beethoven.
 Samuel Brabner,' choirmaster, and Edgar J. Aiken, organist.
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St. Patrick's Church.

Masses at 2, 8:s0 and 1O:3O
 High Mass 10:30.
 Prelude, Mayer.
 Vidi Aquam, Kempter.
 Kyrie, Wiegand. Gloria, Wiegand.
 Credo, Loesch.
 Offertory, Regina Coeli, Mine.
 Soloists: Miss Sadie Dillon, Miss Rose Brady, Miss Jessie Murray. Sanctus. Loesch.
 Agnus Dei, Loesch.
 Postlude, Watson.
 Members of chorus: Misses Cross- ley, Brady, Dalton, Haux, Kane, Wal lace, Monahan, Stafford, Kelly, Dillon, Walsh, Murray, Mrs. John Griffin, Messrs. Fray, Clampett, Glennon, Kee- gan.
 At the S:30 Mass the Junior Choir will render the following:
 Kyrie, Marzo.
 Gloria, Marzo.
 The Dawn. Hamma, Miss Catherine Shack.
 Christ is Risen, Fr.. Turner.
 SolOists: Miss Millicent Bee, Miss Evelyn McKiernan, Miss Mary Nor risay, Miss Catherine Shack. Sarah E. Lee, organist and director.
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Bass solo, Is it nothing to you?

Bass solo, Is it nothing to you?
 Congregational hymn.
 Tenor solo, Behold, Oh, Lord.
 Chorus, Oh, Thou from whom l: mercy.
 Male chorus, Hear the word of th' Lord.
 Bass solo, Amend your ways.
 Chorus, Thy house shall be called.
 Baritone solo, The hour is come.
 Quartet and chorus, He tl--.l 1oveth his life.
 Congregational hymn.
 Duet, tenor and baritone, Let the wicked.
 Chorus, Unto thee, Oh, Lord.
 Offertory.
 POstlude,
 The following singers will take part: Sopranos, Miss Nellie Fox, Miss Hat tie Johnson, Mrs. E.. P. Dodge, Mrs. F. H. Stansfield; altos, Miss Ethel Grippin, Miss Gunnsenhauser and Miss Edith Lundin; tenors, George Owen, Walter Berger, Horace Mercy, F. H. Stansfeld; basses T. Merle Straw, George Gould, c. H. Grippin, E.. F. Dodge, organist and choir director.
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Grace M. E, Church,

Processional, Ginand
 Anthem, Awake, Thou That Sleep. est. Redhead.
 Anthem, They Have Taken Away My Lord, Staines.
 Solo. Hosanna, Grainer, Miss Bull lard.
 Anthem, When the Sabbath was Past, Bartlett.
 Postlude, Triumphal March, Heintze.
 Mrs. Robert Brown, soprano soIoist; Miss Alice Bullard, contralto soloist, and chorus under the direction of Miss Ethel M. Pigg, organist.
 Easter carol services by Sunday school in evening.
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festival will be held in the church at D. m. The choir will render the following musical numbers at the morning service: Te Deum--JOrdan in c. Anthem-Who shall roll us the stone away-Torrance. At the after noon service a. selection from J. Christopher Marks cantata Victory Divine, entitled "As it began to dawn, will be sung. Evening ser- vice at 7:3O will be omitted.
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St. Joseph's Church.

Masses at this church will be as follows: Low mass at 8:30 and 9:30 a. m.; high mass at 10:30 a. m. At the 8:30 a. m. mass the junior choir Of 40 voices will sing Easter carols. At the 10:30 a. m. mass the senior choir of 30 voices will sing the fol- lowing program: vidi Aquam. Gruber; Kyrie Eleison, Filke; Gloria, Fflke; CredO, Filke; offertory, Terra Tremint,
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CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational Church.

Morning service, 10:30.
 Organ Prelude, Resurrection, Vol stenblom.
 Anthem, Lights Glittering morn bedecks the sky, Horatio Parker. Humn, Welcome Happy Morning. Response, When Before Thy Throne We Kneel.
 Anthem, Christ our Passover, Mars ton.
 Offertory, As it began to Dawn, Hymn, Christ the Lord is risen to-
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St. Paul'S Church,

Services at St. PauTs Church on Easter Day will be held as follows:
 Early Communion at o'clock a. m. Morning service, sermon, and Holy Communion at 10:30 a. m. Regular Sunday School service at 12:15 will be omitted and instead a Sunday School
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The Courtland School dnc.,

4SI WaShlngtOn Avenue
 Pupils entered at anytime New Kindergarten Primary class for girls and boys between the ages of and 6 years. Parents invited to visit the school before placing children else- where. AIS use
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EPISCOPAL
SAINT JOHNS CHURCH.

Celebration of Holy Communion, 7:3O a. m
 Prelude, Chorale, Kinberger. Processional Hymn, 109. Sullivan. Offertory, Laus Dec, Dubois. Sanctus, (S 310) Cruickshank. Epcharistic Hymn, FPS. Monk. Gloria in Excelsis, (S 332), Old Chant.
 Nunc Dimittis, (H 1o2), Gregorian. Recessional Hymn, 124, 'sVita Aeterna.''
 Postlude, Toccata, Widor.
 Maths, sermon and second Celebra- tion of the Holy Communion 11:00 a. m.:
 Prelude, Charale, Kirnberger; Toe cata, Boellmann.
 Processional Hymn, 113, Sullivan. Paschal Noster, Tours.
 Proper Psalms, 2, 57, II.
 Festival Te Deum in c, Jordan. Festival Jubeilate, in c. Schilling. Introit Hymn, 121, Palestrina.
 Gloria Tibi, (s 2s6). Pleyel.
 Kyrie, (S 255), Tours.
 Hymn, 118, Elvey.
 Offertory Anthem, Shackley.
 Sanctus, (S 31O), Cruickshank.
 Eucharistic Hymn, 228. Monk.
 Gloria in Excelsis, (S 332), Old Chant.
 Nunc Dimittis, (H 1o2). Gregorian Recessional Hymn, 115. Tours.
 Postlude, Finale. Boellmann.
 Sunday school carol service, 4:00 D. m.:
 Prelude, Fiat Lux, Dubois.
 Precessional Hymn, 113, Sullivan. Psalm, IA, Gregorian. Carols, Come ye Faithful (H 110), Sullivan; ''He is Risen" (H 119), Neander; Angels roll the Rock away" (H 116) Roper.
 Recessional Hymn, 124. ''vita Aeterna. Postlude, March, Meyerbeer. Alvin c. Breul, organist and choir master.
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Below will be found the musical program of the churches in this city for to- morrow. Easter Sunday:
ROMAN CATHOLIC
St. Augustine's Church.

Masses, z, S:30, 9:30 and 10:30 a. m. Vespers 7:30 p. m.
 Children's Mass s:3o a. m.' chorus of 100 voices:
 Prelude, Largo, Handel. Processional, Christ the Lord is Risen Today. Easter carol.
 At the Kyrie, Today He's Risen, At the onerotry, Sing the battle sharp and Glorious. Monk.
 At the Sanctus, Holy, Holy. Holy, After the Elevation. Glorious Easter Morn, Easter carol.
 Recessional, Onward Christian Sold solemn High Mass 1o:so .. m.: Prelude Fanfare, sAscher.
 Processional, Faith of Our Fathers, Ganse.
 Introitus, Resurrexi, (M) M. s. Kyrie, Twelfth Mass. Mozart.
 Gloria, Mozart.
 Graduale, Haec Dies. Fozer.
 Sequentia, Victimac DanchaI, To- Veni Creator, Petticolla. I Credo, Mozart.
 Onertorium, Terra trenuit, Tozer. Ofertory, Haec Dies, Hammerel Sanctus, Mozart. Benedictus, Mozart.
 Agnus Dei, Mozart.
 Communlo, Pascha nostrum, Tozer. Recessional, Hallelujah Chorus from '-rhe Messiah" Handel.
 Solemn VeSpers 7:3O p. m.:
 Prelude, Intermezzo in D flat, Hol- Processional, Faith of Our Fathers, Ganse.
 Domino. ad juvandum me, Mill lard.
 Dexit Dominus, Willard.
 Juravit Dominus, Willard.
 Judicabit, Willard.
 Detorrente, Willard.
 Laudate Dominum, Willard.
 Haec Dies, Hammered.
 Magnificent, Weiss.
 Regina Coeli, Hammerel.
 Ave Verum, Willard.
 Tantum Ergo, Berge.
 Laudate Dominum, Chant in A. Divine Praises, unaccompanied, Chant.
 Recessional, Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah" Handel.
 Following the are names of the choir members: Misses Catherine Brennan. Auralia Berger. Mary B. Conlin. Amelia Carpanata, Irene Con- lin. Margaret Clancy, Anna Dorsey Edna Dorsey, Anne $. Dargan, Mae Flaherty, Lillian Farrel, Anna Finlan Lillian Grace, Jennie Gilhouley. Ce- celia Gately, Catherine Gaynor, Mrs F1nton Kelley, Mrs. Frank Green' MISS Lillian Kelley, Elizabeth Murray, Mary McNamara, Elizabeth, McNamara Eliza beth Mccarthy, Mrs. John Mo Carthy, Misses Jennie Osborne, May O'Rourke, Mrs. J. R. Pippin, Misse: Sarah Reeves. Mary Sullivan, Mabel Sweeney, Elizabeth Stanton, Christine Hickey, Mrs. Fred. Wren and Mrs Vincent Wade, Frank Green, William Green, Thomas Callahan, Alfred Monk, !: J. Kennedy, Joseph R. Wade John Wade, Vincent Wade, Ernest Rivest, William Dorus, Harold You'd Joseph Miller, Peter Monahan, James Saunder John Mccarthy, Thomas Slattery, Arthus Iavesceus.
 Alfred T. Brisebois. Organist anC choirmaster
 Soloists, Miss Elizabeth Stanton Mae Flaherty, Mary McNamara, Mrs Finton Kelley, Joseph E. Wade. Alfred Monk, Frank Green.
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Qdy.
 Postlude, Festival chorus. Wagner.
 Easter Cantata, 4:15 p. m., Death and Life, Shelley:
 Quartet, Hail! King of the Jews.
 Tenor solo, Now from the Sixth Hour.
 quartet, Behold the temples vail is rent.
 Alto solo, Then they took the body of Jesus.
 Tenor solo, The first day of the week.
 Soprano solo, They have taken away my Lord.
 Bass solo, Woman! why weepest thou?
 Duet, soprano and bass, Sir! Hast thou taken him.
 Tenor solo. Jesus saith unto her Mary.
 Soprano solo. She turned herself and said.
 Bass solo, Mary touch me not.
 Quartet, Now the Earth in resurrec- ton light.
 Offertory, tenor solo, Come see the place where Jesus lay, Bartlett.
 Prayer and response, The Strife is Ger.
 Benediction, Amen. Prelude, Fanfare, Harry Rowe Shelley.
 The choir: Miss Mary Lewis Haley, soprano; Mrs. Charles D. Davis, con- tralto: MT. Lorenzo Oviatt. tenor; MT. Robert Clarke. bass: Mrs Robert B. Wheeler, organist.
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Memorial Baptist.

Huntington Woodman's Cantata '"The Way of Penitence," to be given at the Memorial Baptist Sunday night, under direction of Edmund P. Dodge, with chorus of 16 voices, the above cantata will be given, it is one of MT. Woodman's best, and all who attend will be assured of a treat. Following is the program:-
 Organ Prelude.
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Gruber; Sanctus, Filke; Benedictus, Fflke; Agnus Dei, Filke; Postlude, Handel. Fritz K. G. Weber, organist and chOirmaster
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SIT GEnRGIEs CHURCH.

Holy Communion. and a. m. 10 a. m., Maths. 10:30, Holy Commun- ion choral service, sermon. p. m., children's festival service. 7:30 p. m.,
 choral evensong and sermon.
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St. Charles Church.

Vidi Agudum.
 Kyrie, Schindler.
 Gloria, Schindler.
 Credo, Schindler.
 Regina CoeH.
 Sanctus, Schindler
 Benedictus, Schindler
 Aguns Dei, Schindler.
 Hymn. Today, He's Risen.
 March SolenelIe, Edna Leniagre. Sopranos, Edith O'Hara, Anna King, Smith, Jerrold Yelley, Mrs. J. Sears; altos, Mrs. J. c. Lauz, Misses Loretta Paydeny, Mtry Flynn, Ruth Gearng; chorus; Misses Helen Healy, Gertrude Lang. Jeanette Clark, Lilly Fox, An na Orleman. Anna Kelly. Margaret I. Brian, Beatrice Lavery. Kathryn Cos grove. Bessie Malone, Genevieve Walsh. Under the direction of Miss May Pierce. organist.
 St. Anthony's Church.
 Entree, prelude in B. flat, J. L. Battman.
 vidi aquam, Gregorian, Leon Cre- ualt.
 Introit. Resurrexi, Gregorian, Ade- lard Pardis.
 Kyrie, Leonard, William Dube. Gloria in excelsi, Gratias albims. Leonard, Miss Alma Letrault.
 Victimae paschali, Gergorian, H. c. Garnett
 Credo (Et incarnatus est), Leonard, Miss Ida Letrault, P. Alarie, A. Para dis, Miss Edna Garneau (Et in Spiritum), Misses Alma Ttreault, Ber- the Veillette and Louise Veillette.
 Hall dies, Dietrisch, Miss Ida Teta. reault, P. A. Garneau, D. D. s.
 Sanctus (Benedictus), Mrs. F. Shea. Veni Jesu. Cherbini. Choir.
 Agnus Dei, Leonard, A. Paradis, P. Alarie, Ida Letrault, Mrs. A. L'Esper- ance.
 Benediction after mass
 O Salataris, J. Wiegand, P. Alarie Regina Coei, Mine, Miss Ida Denom- me, P. A. Garneau, Miss Ida Tetrault, Leon Crepault.
 Tantum Ergo, Milliard, Miss Alma Letrault, F. A. Garneau, A. Paradis, F. Alarie.
 Sortie, March Fantasia, Victor Hammond.
 Organist, Miss Gertrude Paradist; director, Adelard Paradis.
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Messiah Baptist Church.

Sermon, II a. m.
 Bible school, 12:15 m.
 Prayer meeting, 7:30 D. m. Song Service, 7:45 D. m.
 Hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus Name congregation. Solo, Hold Thou My Hand, C. S. Briggs. Anthem, Lift Up Your Heads, Ira B. Wilson.
 Spring Song in A, Felix Mendels- sohn.
 Solo, King of Kings, Harry Rowe Shelley.
 Anthem, Christ Is Risen, Alleluia, E.. l.. Ashford. tiste.
 Short sermon
 Reception of members and the Lords supper.
 Rev. w. N. Morton, pastor.
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Easter Musical Service, Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church,
 Barnum and Noble Avenues. Prelude, Adoremus, Ravina Anthem, Welcome. Happy Morning, Schackley.
 Offertory, anthem, The Lord Is Risen Indeed,' Bracket.
 Postlude, Pilgrims March, Clark. Evening:
 Prelude. Hymne Celeste, Grey. Hymn, 169, prayer, Scripture. OHertory, organ. Romano Svens- den.
 Hymn.
 Anthem, Hark! Ten Thousand Voices Sounding, Berwald.
 Tenor solo, Victory, Shelley. Anthem, Ring Out, Glad Bells of Eastertide," Bartlett.
 Baritone solo, In the End of the Sabbath, Shepard.
 Duet, soprano and alto, The Easter Allelulia, Ashford.
 Anthem, o Death. Where Is Thy Sting? Turner.
 Hymn 1SO, Doxology.
 Postlude, Postal March, Clark.
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First English Lutheran Church.

First English Lutheran Church. Sunday morning 10:3J: Hymn, 210. Solo, Christ is Risen, Fred Sniffen. Scripture lesson. Cantata, Resurrection Light, unde- the direction of Mrs. John De Maree, and assisted by Mrs E. c. Wilson, Fred Sniffen and John De Maree. Offertory. Solo, The Light of he World, Artfl- us Sullivan. w. E. Mcclellan. Reception of new members. Hymn, 309. Holy Communion. BenedictiOn. Sunday school Easter program, Life Triumphant. Sunday evening al ' o'clock: Processional. Rejoice. school. Gloria Patri. Responsive scripture reading. Song, Songs of Glory, school. Recitation, The Easter Carols, Hem ry Rertilson. Song, Saviour Divine, Mrs. E. c. Wilson, Miss Vera Bertilson and Miss Anna Akerfelt.
 Exercise, The Easter Spirit, Happi- ness, Love, Gratitude, Fred wester- berg. Charles Hendrick and Georgs Hoist Recitation, The Worlds Bright Glory, Gporns Louise snae1s' Holst' Roll the Rock SllOA NS, s<1a6OiSt AsciA thS Aec~h | Exercise, The Resurrection, Theo- | dore Hoist, Herman Hoist, Floyd
 Butcher and Joseph Keller. Recitation, Types of Resurrection,
 Hilda Peterson. /
 Bible reading, St. Matthew, 2S:f-17.
 Chorus, Hail the Mighty King.
 school
 Exercise, A Lesson From the Seeds.
 Carrie Hendrick, Ebba Noren. Esther To-
 son and Lillian Pedersen.
 Recitation, Greeting, Hazel Hen-
 drick.
 Recitation, The Greatest Thing in
 the World, Arthur Noren.
 Exercise, A Little House, Walter
 Pedersen and Annie Hendrick.
 Solo and chorus, Natures Easter Greeting, Leslie Westerberg and Pri- mary. department. Exercise, Sweeter than the Flowers.
 Leslie Westerberg, Ida Noren, Hazel
 Hendrick and Walter Pedersen.
 Recitation, Anna Blycher. i Recitation, Florence Plummer. Exercise, The Children's Easter Off,
 Arthur Sorensen, Hazel Hendrick and 1 Charles Schemp.
 Carol, Happy Bells of Easter, Pri-
 mary department.
 Recitation, The Butterfly. Annie | Hendrick. Song, Don't You Know it's Easter2 | Mrs. Hendricks class. Recitation, Lilies, Helga Wester- berg.
 Duet afid chorus, Light After Dark , ness, class of girls. Recitation, Jesus the King, Jennie Colby. Solo, Miss Vera Bertilson. Exercise, The Gifts of the King. Esther Jorgensen, Clara Lund and Ethel Hummer. Offering for church extension. Carol, In the Gray of the Early Morn, school. Responsive scripture, Psalm g. Carol, Easter Bells, school. Benediction. First Church of Christ, Scientist, s7f Lafayette St. Service at il a. m., sub ject, Unreality. Sunday school at 1:15. Wednesday evening Testimonial meet ing at S. All welcome. The reading room is open every day from 10 to 1 and from to also Friday even
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The People's Church.

The Peoples Church. At II o'clock a. m., combination service, church and Sabbath school. Singing and March by school Prayer by pastor. "Our Lord is Risen from the Dead" Haton.
 The Psalter.
 Recitation of Scripture verses by Junior Endeavorers.
 Carol by school.
 A Childs Welcome, Harold Luth. Invitation, Maysie Heisler. Response, Alice PerSianni. Singinig, Loyal Juniors, Margaret Swail.
 An Easter Sermon, Joseph Horton. Singinig, Helen SpaMord. A Child's Easter Thought, Christine Newman. Anna Heisler, Dorothy Hart we'll, Dorothy Miller, Alice Adams. Remarks by Superintendent. The Glory Song, c. H. Gabriel. Exercise by 10 children.
 Carol by school.
 Recitation by six children. Song, Enoch Sprague and Marvin Marshall
 Dialogue by two girls from class No. IS.
 Collection.
 Solo, Easter Song, c. Denuce, by Miss Perkins
 Roll of honor awards.
 Carol.
 Awards for special service. Anthem, Hark, Ten Thousand, Ma son.
 Sermonette. Carol and RecessiOnal.
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METHODIST
First Methodist Church,

First Methodist Church. Morning worship, 10:30. Organ, ''St. Anne's, Fugue, Bach. Anthem, Heard a Great Voice, Cobb.
 Apostles Creed.
 Anthem, Christ Our Passover, Tours
 Responsive reading
 Anthem, As It Began to Dawn, Eos ter.
 Scripture lesson.
 Offertory, Magdalene. Warren Chant.
 Hymn
 Sermon.
 Anthem. They Have Taken Away My Lord, Stainer.
 Organ, Easter March. Merkel. Easter evening Sunday school serv- ice at 7:15.
 Organ and orchestra. Prayer by the pastor.
 (This service tells progressive story in prose, poetry and song: The beginning; the fall of man; his quest for happiness; the gift of God; Christs seeming defeat; His great vic- tory over death; mans redemption through Christ's death and resurrec- ton. During the first part of the program the choir will sing, from Berwald's cantata, "Crucifixion and Resurrection the following an- thems:)
 The Son of Man Is Betrayed. Son of God, for Sinners Slain. Blessed Are They That Mourn. They Have Taken Away My Lord (soprano solo).
 Christ the Lord Is Risen.
 Part II.
 Carol, Lord, Thy Glory, No. 13. school.
 Reading, Savior of Men.
 Recitation, Ring Out the Glad Ho- sanna, Mildred Ringe.
 Anthem, Golden Harps Are Sound ing, Shepard.
 Recitation, An Easter Legend, Mar ion Oviatt.
 Carol, God Hath Sent His Angels No. 100, school.
 Recitation, Beautiful Lilies. Doris Booth.
 Carol, See from the Morning Land, No. 96, school.
 Recitation, Let in the Sunshine, Viola Evitts.
 Carol, Christ the Lord Is Risen, No. 99, school.
 Recitation, Easter Lilies, Ruth Bab- cock.
 Reading, Easter Offerings. Hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus Name, No. 180, school.
 Address, by the pastor.
 Offertory, Jesus Lives Schneider. Benediction.
 Organ, Triunaphal March. Tombelle
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South Congregational Church.


 At 10:3O a. m.:
 Prelude, Fantasia, Tours.
 Anthem, He Is Not Here, but Is Risen, C. B. Hawley.
 Quartet (by request), Magdalene, Warren.
 Response, Hear Us This Easter Day.
 Offertory, organ, Hymn Celeste. William Faulkes.
 Solo, With Verdure Clad, from Cra- ation, Mrs. Martin.
 Response. Oh, Holy One, Waith.
 Postlude, Grand Chorus in D. Re- maud.
 At the morning service Dr. R. L. Swain will preach on the subject There is Spiritual Body The Sunday School will meet together in the chapel for a special program.
 At the Vesper Institute at p. m., the music will be by the quartet and the address by Dr. R. L.. Swain will be in answer to the questions: What do you consider the strongest argu- ment in favor of immortality? ''How may a doubter win assurance?
 Mrs. Robert Douglas Martin, so- prano; Mrs. Robert B. Hard. central to; Louis D. Ginand, tenor; Joseph F. Wieler, bass; Mrs. Elmer Beardsley, organist and director.