The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-06

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week services.
Sunday morning the choir will sing
]. Wilguads' mass in honor of the I'm
maculate Conception of the B. V NJ.
The musical program follows.
Kyrie-Choir.
Gloria-Choir.
Qui Trllis. bass solo-Mr. Leo
Mooney.
Sermon.
Credo-Choir
Goffertory. Regeni Coeli-Ch9ir.
Benedictus. duet-Mrs Griley. Ed
Mooney.
Agnus Dei-Choir.
March, Guilmant-Mrs. John Girl
ley
Service at the Westminster Pres
byterian church: The special music at
the morning service will be: Quar-
tet. Awake, Arise" by Jackson; solo,
All Hail the Risen King Hawley-
Mrs. M. f. Laycock; offertory violin
solo, Miss May Clark; solo, The Morn
Eternal" Haynes-Mrs. H. w. Put
nam; violin obligato, Miss Clark.
Quartette, Awake Thou That Sleep
est Stainer.
The theme of the sermon will be-
The First Fruits of Them That Are
Asleep" The evening service at 1880
Will be an Easter song service with
special music rendered by the Chris
tan Endeavor chorus.
Musical program at the Unitarian
church:
Organ Postlude-M endelssohn. Miss
Josephine Mckee.
Vocal solo. 80 Ring We Bells of
Easter Day" Dressler-Miss Foy
Whiteker.
Violin solo. THE Palm Branches"
Gounod-Miss Lena Anderson.
Organ offertory, "Andante Relig
ioso, Notwithstanding Josephine
Vocal solo. our Risen Lord"
Schneider, Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Organ Postlude.
The subject to be discussed will
be: The Dynamic of Immortality
Following is the Sunday evening
service that will be rendered at the
Wesleyan Methodist church, begin
ming at 7:15 o'clock:
Song-"One Day" by congregation.
Prayer-By Superintendent A. w.
Burbank
A five minute talk-By pastor, Rev.
T. ]. Pomeroy.
Responsive reading-By the young
men and young ladies.
An exercise Easter by primary
Recitation-Fern Burbank.
Song-'somebody Knows" by four
young ladies.
An exercise-"The Little Garden"
Recitation-Fredella Manshart.
An exercise-"Easter Banners by
intermediate classes.
Recitation-"One of Gods Heroes. .
Vocal soIo-Prof. c. L. Williams
An exercise-'"rhe Master Has Come
Over Jordan" by the Young Mission
airy Workers band
Recitation-"Comc Let Us Live
With Our Children Mrs. w. G. Lud-
ington.
Benediction-Rev. T. ]. Pomeroy.
IfaT-c MIL "a sod
Sunday morning a the Kansas Ave
nue. M. E. church:
Anthem-Christ the Lord Is Risen
Chorus choir.
Vocal solo-Hosanna, by Mr.. Guy
Winner.
There will be sacrament of baptism
an admission of members.
Evening program:
Professional, Christ the Lord is
Risen Today-Chorus choir.
Anthem, Q Lamb of God-Chorus
choir.
Duet, He Did Not Die in Vain-Mr.
and Mrs. Newton.
Anthem, The Lord Hath Tri- |
choir.
Vocal solo, Resurrection-Mr. Ber-
nard McNown.
Duet, Love Divine-Mrs. o. L. New
ton and Miss Irene Winner, accom- |
panied by male quartet.
Anthem, Jesus Revives Again
Chorus choir.
Appropriate sermons will be
preached by the Rev. John W. Wal |
dron.
The following is the order of wor- |
ship arranged for the Easter services |
by the Topeka commandery |
knights Templars at the First English I
Lutheran church Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock:
Pipe organ voluntary, Hallelujah
Professional. Onward Christian
Soldiers.
Anthem, The Resurrec tion
(Hughes).
Scripture lesson.
Apostles creed.
Cffertory. To a Wild Rose (NIac- i
DowelD.
Solo, Prayer (Compana)-Prof H.
Sermon. 1.-THE Proof and Power of
Millard F. Troxell,
D. d.
Prayer.
Anthem. Hark. Hank My Soul
Shelley)-Springer Male Quartet.
Crusaders hymn, Beautiful Saviour
(Seiss).
Benediction.
Recessional-Pipe organ postlude.
Marshalrs band will attend the
eommandery of sir knights from the
Masonic building to and from the
First Lutheran church at Fifth and
Harrision, where the services will be
held.
The program for Easter music at
First Presbyterian church given by
1uartette. Mrs. Geo. Parkhurst, Mrs.
Joseph Vance. Mr.. Harry Pribble, Mr..
D. E. Hunt; organist, Mrs. Robert ID
Carver.
EASTER MORNING.
Organ prelude OPP. 8 (Batistel.
Anthem, Sing Ye to the Lord (Frey) !
Anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living
Brown.