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neral Prosperity.

oese figures refer exclusively 10 the
|aom OF Prussla, but the general
'perity OF the empire Ia manifested
striking manner by reports on the
ncial situation OF the great German
Ding companies. The Rorsen Cour-
one Of the most reliable organs OF
6ourse has made inquiries among
Hciers and Shipowncrs. and FROM the
mntiop supplied 10 II is enabled to
Tho following forecasts OF the dlvi-
~ which will be paid In the coming
NB- Tho Hamburg Amcrika line cx-
TO pay II, and perhaps even IL
cent. as compared with per cent
1e. previous year: the Norddcutsche
Is expected 10 pay from to per
~ Rs compared with per cent IN
Qrcvlous year. while IL is anticipate ed
the Hamburg South American
nship company VIII pay al least a.,
per cent more than In Tho previous
ne German Australian Steamship
5Any has had q brilliant year, and il
usi1crcd nn tho Boursc to bc very
unle that II will pay IL dividend OF
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MUSICIANS HONOR
HEROIC BANDMASTER
,eclaI cable 10 The Tribune,

6petiaI CaDIe 10 INC IrIpUhe.
LONDON. Jan. ia memorial to
Wallace Hartley. tho leader of thc Ii
tanic band, la tho form OF an oil paint
Ing. "Outwarl Bound" representing a
small boat with . waterman looking out
10 an ocean liner. has been unveiled In
the Leeds art gallery by the lord mayor,
II Is The SIT OF the professional musi-
clans of Leeds.
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Girl. POSTAL CLERK
IN DARING CAPTURE
snecial Cahle to The TrIbune.

BERLIN. Ian. 1S---A girl postal clerk
named Meier, OF Lchtenau. IN Baden. Is
the heroine OF an exciting chase ailer
a convict who escaped while being taken
TO prison.
When The man escaped from his guards
rrnulc,n Meier. who is aged %. seized
n stout stick belonging TO one OF the
guards mounted her bicycle. and fol-
low cd the man. After chase OF half
q milo the man sank 10 the ground on
haustcd and surrendered 10 the girl, who
handed him over 20 the wardcrs.
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AGED SEACULL SHOT
BY FRENCH HUNTER
.pee!al cable 70 The Trlbupe.

'SpGc'di Sdptc W no '''HSb-'
PARIS. Jan. Ism. Blondeau OF Quinn
perle, Brittany, when out shooting the
other day, brought down seugull which
had a ring on one leg bearing the In
scription: 1859. Return to the Goolog-
zeal Station, Hcllgoland"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Club Dances to
Take New Life
After Easter

The various clubs have announced
the dates for the first after Easter
dances, and the outlook for the numer-
Gus devotees Of Terpsichore is promis
ing of many delightful affairs AT the
Piedmont Driving Club tomorrow
night. an informal dinner dance is
scheduled. and this series will prob
ably continue each Saturday evening
after Easter through the summer
The East Lake Country Club will
have dance Saturday evening. also
and these Weekend affairs will be a
feature of the spring and summer sea-
son.
The Broolhaven Club announces a
subscription dance next Thursday
evening. March p, at their club house,
this to be the first OF a series to con-
tinue through the summer also.
The dances at Segadlo's for the
younger set. the college girls and boys
and the juveniles. will be a delightful
after Easter series the next dance for
the younger set at Segadlo's being dat
ed for April A.
The officers hop at Fort Mcpherson
is a delightful affair for the dancing
contingent in the army set, and are
also attended by Atlanta young peo-
pie. There will. be no dance tonight,
the next one to take place at the post
next Friday evening.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
PERSONAL

Mr.. Howard Smith continues i'll at
his home in Spring street.
L. J. Cassels at Kirkwood for the
spring and summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Calhoun Clarke left
to-day to spend Easter at their old
home in Charleston.
Mrs. W. J. Kruger, Of Albany. is
stopping with Mrs. McGill on Juniper
street for some time.
Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Wise. who have
been travelling in Florida for two
months, have returned home.
Mr.. L. b. Keplinger. of Cincinnati,
is the guest for a few days of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Prade on West Peachtree.
Mrs. Reuben Arnold will entertain
six friends informally at luncheon to-
Mrs. Claude Nealy will leave tonight
for two weeks trip TO Florida Mrs.
Nealy will be accompanied by her IA
Their, Prof A. A. Lyon.
Misses Edith and Antoinette Kirk
patrick will entertain next week for
Miss Jennie KnoX's guest. Miss Vir-
ginia Mccormick, of Baltimore.
Miss Rosa Pringle Smith Of Athens.
will be in the city tomorrow Miss
Smith holds a Barili scholarship and
is identified with the music life Of
Athens.
II -.
the past month with her aunt, Mrs.
William Simmons, at her home in Mon
ticello, Fla, will return home to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Joseph D. Rhodes left yester-
day for New York where she will be
joined next week by Mr. Rhodes, and
they will leave for cruise through the
West Indies.
Miss Carolyn Briggs, of Valdosta,
who is attending school at Lucy Cobb,
has come over from Athens to spend
the HOLIDAYS with Miss Mamie Kirk
patrick on Peachtree road.
Mr.. Sam Inman Hynds of Oklahoma.
is in Atlanta for a few days before go
ing to New York, whence he will sail on
April for Liverpool Mr.. Hynds will
months.
1t will be gratifying to the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Joel to learn that
their little son. Lyons. who was knock
ed down and run over by an automO-
bile, is now considered by his physi-
clan. DR.. Willis Jones, to be out of dan
ger and steadily improving
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jenkins an
nounCe the birth of a daughter, who
has been named Katherine for her
mother. who was Miss Katherine
Boothe one Of the most popular girls
in West End before her marriage.
Miss Madge Horne and Miss Irene
Lopez are two Atlanta girls who will
spend Easter in Rome, Italy. With a
party of young girls from Boston, Miss
Horne and Miss Lopez have spent the
entire winter in Rome, and have had
a most interesting stay. After April
I they will travel on the continent
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
h.. srnndsn Entertains.

Mrs Emmett w. BrOgden was hos
.ess this afternoon at a miscellaneous
#sbower in compliment to Miss Allie
#Cuillian bride-elect.
Palms and ferns were used in dec
.orsting the rooms here the game Of
re" was played.
In the dining room the tea table was
covered with a lace cloth and had for
centerpiece a mound of English prim-
roses yellow shaded tapers burned in
siNer candlesticks and the candies
we're in yellow and white.
The score cards were wedding bells,
hand painted in white and gold and
aU the little details of the menu. where
il was possible. carried out the white
and gold motif.
As the bridal couple will go to Cuba,
3D. was thoroughly appropriate that the
babies should have been named for the
titles they will pass through and that
the honor guest should have been pre-
sented with a suit case packed for the
tourney by the friends present who
Eere Miss Eugenia Richardson, Miss
Mary Postell Miss Minnie Quillian,
Mrs AlOnzo Richardson, Mrs. W. E
Quillian, Mrs. w. L. Thornton, Mrs.
Fred Williams, Mrs. Frank Cox, Mrs
Earl Cox Mrs. Drewry, Mrs. ]. T. Pos
tell Mrs. Singer, Mrs. Culbreath. Mrs
Watson, Mrs. Moreland, Mrs. +. p.
Bruce, Mrs. J. n. McEachron, Mrs S.
T. Ellicott, Mrs. A. f. Bolles, Mrs.
Frank Yonnie, Mrs. Allen Pierce, Mrs.
Jack Hays, Mrs Robert Hays, Mrs. E.
sV Welborn and Mrs. w. T. Waters.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Mrs. MeEaehern Hostess.

Mrs. ]. n. MCEachern was hostess at
yesterdays meeting Of the Matrons
club Of West End The rooms where
the card tables were placed were dec
Grated In quantities of violets and jon
quils and dainty refreshments were
served on the card tables at the close
of the game Mrs. McEachern was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. r. H.
Dobbs and little Miss Christine Nc
Eachern.
The club members present were Mrs.
Augustus c. McHan, Mrs. w. B. Will
ingham. Mrs. r. H. White, Mrs. James
NJ. Wright. Mrs. John s. Arnold. Mrs.
A. r. Colcord. Mrs. f. s. Cox, Mrs. !
H. Drewry. Mrs. c. A. Forrest, Ms.
W. A. Foster Mrs. l., G. Kennerly,
Mrs. w a. Hartman. Mrs. f. P. Heif-
ner. Mrs. L. D. Lowe. Mrs. Thomas
Pitts and Mrs. G. w. Seay.
Besides the club members, others
present were Mrs. NJ. NJ. Davies, Mrs.
r. Y. Carter. Mrs R II. Dobbs, Mrs,
John r. Quilian. Mrs. f. w Brogden,
Mrs. J. A. Hardwick, Mrs. Rush Erwin,
Mrs. w. NJ. Jenkins. Misses Lura Sim
mons. Allie Quillian and her guest,
Miss Ouillian, of LAGRANGE.
Mrs. w. B. Willingham will be host
ess at the next meeting Of the club on
April 3.
Miss Quillian, of LAGRANGE, is the
guest of Miss Allie Quillian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Miss Goldsmith's Party.

Miss Grace Goldsmith will entertain
at a matinee party Saturday afternoon
at the Grand in celebration of her
birthday.
Her guests will be Misses Frances Ell
lis. Mildred Kern, Frances Kern, June
Crandall Laura Horton. Charlotte
Meadow, Alice Stearns, Sara Schoen,
Mary Wooldride, Alice Orme, Nell Cob
en-. Elizabeth Whitman, Halle Craw-
ford. Ludie Speer, Jennie johnson, En-
lily Robinson, Nell Washington, Anne
Grant and Annie Stringfellow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Society
News of
Atlanta

r,t-FRAL, Of the Atlanta girls who
are off at school viii not return
- for the Easter vacations having
&,.u,sa visits TO classmates and
Is in other cities. Miss Helen Nc
.r,rgh and Miss Rietta Searcy of
a., both of whom are at Gunston
L. Washington. D. c., will visit
ID IN Baltimore for Easter. Mrs.
\ Mccullough, who has been Wis
T. her daughter at Gunston Hall, re-
- home Yesterday. Miss Frances
- who is at Goucher college, will
.pa series OF visits to Baltimore
rs during her Easter vacation. She
/ m bo with Miss Ruth Taylor for Eas-
= sunday and later visits Miss Mary
5o1nau and Miss Emily Lou Delaney.
,rss Nell Prince is spending the first
~ her Easter vacation with Miss
|4T7,rence Backus, in Trenton, n. j.,
- later she will visit Miss Matte
r;,,on IN Paterson, n. ].
Mss Margaret Grant, who is at S.
r,r,thvs in Baltimore, gees to New
~ where she will be Joined by her
Ia-arts Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Grant.
T., her brother. Mr.. William Grant,
II. t,,ri,v 10 spend Easter in that city.
MISSES Adgate Ellis and Theo Prio-
who are in New York for the
Inter spend Easter at Springfield, ~
with friends. Miss Virginia Lips
,,h remains at Mary Baldwin, in
E.ourton. Va. and will be Joined BY
| - mother. Mrs. Rutherford Lipscomb,
H. the holidays Miss Mary Brown
[,o,r-ns from Massachusetts tomorrow
s,r -be holidays, and Misses Eula
Ism Isabel Amorous, Lucille Kuhrt
nd Nina Hopkins have arrived.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Y. w. c. A. Athletic Club.

On Friday, March 21, the Youne
Women's Athletic club will give theft
annual open evening" In the Wesley
Memorial gymnasium. Admission will
be charged
Glass work, relay races. folk games
In costume, song plays and club swing
ing will be included in the entertain
ment, and a basket ball game between
two Of the Wesley teams.
The membership of the club has
grown decidedly in the past year, and
the work has been carried on with zest
Several new basket ball teams have
been organized and the playing has
been unusually good this season.
Plans are already being made for the
summer. Cross country tramps. tennis
and the summer camp are bright posi-
bilities
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Purim Concert.

On Sunday, March %, at . O'Clock. a
Purim concert will be given nv the chill
dren Of Ahavath Zion Sunday school at
the Gilmer street synagogue. on the
corner of Piedmont avenue. A feature
or the program will be the play. Queen
Esther, or the Kings Choice" After
the program is presented, refreshments
for the children will be served by the
Ladies Hebrew Charter society. The
closing address will be made by Rabbi
]. NJ. Levin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Church Sale Saturday.

The ladies of the First Methodist
church Will hold a cake sale tomorrow
at the Dawson PaXon- Stokes store on
Whitehall street. A variety of delicious
home made cakes and candies will be
on sale. and the patronage Of the public
is invited. Mrs. J. r Mobley is chair
man of the committee having this sale
in charge.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Lane ee

LANG Ice.
The marriage of Mrs Hattie Cook
Lane. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
n. Cook. of College Park, and Mr..
James E. Lee, of Atlanta, was an inter
esting event OF March 9. The ceremony
at o'clock in the evening was per-
formed by Rev. D. NJ. Mathews at his
home, 426 Capitol avenue. There were
present only an intimate company of
friends with family attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee are at home tn
their friends in their new bungalow on
East Georgia avenue, College Park.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
Presbyterian Cake Sail.

The Ladies Aid society Of the Yves
End Presbyterian church will have {
cake sale Saturday. March %, at Lee
and Gordon street, West End.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22
WEDDINGS
PIunket : Shenerd

The wedding of Miss Mabel Jlunket
ana MI W. c. Sheperd took place
wednesday evening, March 10. at g
O'CLOCK at the home of Rev Linton
Johnson, in the presence of a few
friends and relatives. The bride wore
a crepe meteor costume. with a cor
sage of parma violets
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Sheperd left for a short stay
IN Birmingham, Ala, and will be at
nome to their friends after April l at
their home in Druid Hills.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Miss Quillian, of LAGRANGE, is the
guest of Miss Allie Quillian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Miss Madge Horne and Miss Irene
Lopez are two Atlanta girls who will
spend Easter in Rome, Italy. With a
party of young girls from Boston, Miss
Horne and Miss Lopez have spent the
entire winter in Rome, and have had
a most interesting stay. After April
/ they will travel on the continent
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Mr.. Howard Smith continues i'll at
his home in Spring street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Mr. and Mrs. William Jenkins an
nounce the birth of a daughter. who
has been named Katherine for her
mother who was Miss Katherine
Boothe, one of the most popular girls
in West End before her marriage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

Miss Carolyn Briggs, Of Valdosta,
who is attending school at Lucy Cobb,
has come over from Athens to spend
the holidays with Miss Mamie Kirk
patrick on PeaChtree road.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-22

1t will be gratifying to the friends
of Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Joel to learn that
their little son. Lyons. who was knock
ed down and run over by an automO-
bile, is now considered by his physi-
clan. Dr. Willis Jones, to be out of dan
ger and steadily improving.
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Latter Day Saints Church.

Easter services. IL a. m.
Opening song, Sunday school.
Invocation. l.. z. Serig.
Anthem. choir.
Short address. Elder o, l. Martin.
Song. "'Tis Easter Day." primary
class.
Recitation, The Lly's Message
Lucretia Brewster.
Duet. He Did Not Die in Vain,
Roy Smith and John Martin.
Recitation. Praise the Lord" Alma
Serig.
Recitation. THE Eastern lily
Leah Serig
Song. Welcome to Spring" senior
girls.
Recitation. Why / am Happy al
Easter" Hazel Kimble.
Quartet. Vida Thomas. Eva Smith
Roy Smith and Clarence Thomas.
Short address, Elder NJ. r. Thomas
Song. Glad and Gay" primary
class.
Recitation. William Brewster.
Quartet. John Martin. Roy Smith
Samuel Martin and Clarence Thomas
Closing song and benediction.
Preach at 1870 p. m. by the pastor
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Mrs. C. Deiters. Lillian Carpenter. So
phia Dorsch. Nell Bruner. Edna
Eruner. Maud Wyatt. Katherine Laugh
lin. Olive Nanis and Frances Ruth.
Tenors-J. NJ McKibbins, Geo. Deit-
ers and Chas Welshans.
Altos-Mrs. Guy c. Pryor. Mrs. J. ID
Taylor. Leona Underwood and Alma
MunneH
Bass-A. V. Kline. J. ID. Taylor. Britt
Munnell and Edw. \. Bonar
Director-W. T. Nesbitt.
Pianist Wilma Underwood.
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HOLDERS OF PAWN TICKETS
LOSE PROPERTY IN ROBBERY

NEW YORK. March z1.-Three
thousand persons. many Of whom had
been there since day break fought TO
gain entrance to the pawnbroker's
shop OF Martin Simons q Son today
when the doors which had been closed
since the shop was robbed OF S25O.OOG
worth OF property last Sunday. we're
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zion Lutheran Church.

A. the Zion Lutheran church. the
musical numbers to be rendered viii be
as follows Morning. Anthem. Christ IL
Risen" by Fields. Anthem. "HaIlelu-
JAN by Gabriel. Postlude by Clark.
Nespers. Prelude. by waiting Anthem.
Hope OF the Resurrection" by Marge.
Hall. Mighty Victor HaIl." by
rdim9rs; Offertory:. 20. Thou sublime
lude. March in b Flat. The public -
cordially invited 20 all these services.
The catechechumens Will have a Yre-
paratOry service ON Saturday evening.
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FIRST n E, Elm Grove.

The choir OF the First NJ. r. church at
Elm Grove Will render the following
program Easter:
Anthem-"KciOise. Rejoice" Schneider
Anthem Welcome Happy Morning.
....-.... HoSmer
Solo-"Consider the Lilies" ......R ossell
Miss Bertha Wayt.
Chorus-"Gloria" tfrom Twelfth
Mass Observation-Disclosures. Mozart
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opened 20 admit holders OF pawn
tickets
The store was kept open until four
o'clock when but two hundred ticket
holders had been able 10 gain admit
lance. About three quarters OF them
recovered their property The rest
found that their valuables were
among the stolen loot some OF them.
Including several women with babies
In their arms. came out weeping.
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Morning Service.
Evening Service.
81. Paul's German Luth.ran-

bI fauIs GERMAN Lutheran.
~. fauIs German Evangelical L,uth-
eran church. corner Thirtv-eighth and
woods streets. Rev. A. e. RaSche.. pas
tor. Easter services.
Three services will be held during ths
Gay. the frst at O'Clock. Canfata
From Cross TO Crown"
Part !. The CrucinN.on"
soprano soio-''Iie Was Despi &; ,'.u''
80. .--.....--. Miss Alta KieIdslng
Alto solo-"I.amb Of God .....
.,.--..- ....-.. -..... Miss Minnie willie
Alto s3,. 5oIo-" stars q THelT lioiden.,
soprsno soio-.uh Could i'' snssk W W. me
Matches Worth" Miss Helen Never
Part 2. The Resurrection.
soprano solo-"IIe Arose" ..........
chorus-.Iie Arose. Miss Helen M ,!st,r
i'a 5,', salo--o swing the Gates widc
chorus -'I,eJoice. the LORD .' u. Risen rum
~ TINS service ami also % the SER
vice held AZ in 30 o'clock Rev. A. 4.
RascHe. the pastor. will deliver Faster
ser mons The evening service viii h.
90 Observance or the lUotu anniversary
missionary. and there viii not be any
preaching 10 the 1890 O'Clock service.
{ mob communion VIII De serted.
Regular Service
Anthem christ H. Risen" - Wilson
Anthem Glorious Easter Day Lorentz
soprano soio-"The song Of viytory.
Evening Service. 1.I5 O'Clock
'antata Day ~ Resurrection.
prelude ........- ........ g. =. Stupp
soprano SOLO sacred Head" ....
......-. ...-... Miss Alta kielIson
Alto solo What Anguish shall
BORROW ....... Miss iillda Frederick
Als1 solo The Vel Or thr Tempt,
..-..... ..-..-.-... Miss Minnie wills
Alto and tenor solo sealed. - Ire
silent Tomb. .... ............
Miss Minnie willie and Mr Harry
tufrurr
/ Chorus seek Sot tle Living choir
CHORUS Or We Believe .... t'nplr
soprano snIu.-"W 30 Death Is Thy
SUNS ....... Miss Helen Mover
Chorus 'iil1cluisn Co. u.e King" .t71li
t.Nnr u.s.. Sow Is CHRIST Risen" choir
Tenor solo For 300 That IIs U.eI.
..-...... ..... Harry conner.
chorus Sow Christ o. i.I-eu" ,.olt
81 Matthews p. u. Church.
Tho lertIrfH 90 The ~ Matthew D.
I 2 church Easter viii DO elaborate nul
Do prog 1u fa Ha follows
HOLY COMM NfuE no s. ~
. Professional Hymn I2t THE strife
ff uHrr ........ ...... Ta1fefrri
D .e Hr'r I'f'aOr .... truirEah1rks Ir T. ia
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NJ z church at the evening servic.
and the program - as follows:
Organ Prelude ............. Auber
Anthem. AS II Begun TO Dawn.
-.-.:...-.. .....--......... Vincen.
Hymn No. H.. Tho Way. OF the
Cross Leads Home ..... Gabriel
PRAYER. concluding with the Lords
Prayer. recited by all
Alto Solo Easter ... Gounod
Mrs G.. wagner
Responsive Scripture. page so OF the
Psalter.
Male Quartet Han Him Lord and
Leader Nevin
Christ ................... Shelley
Mr. ]. Abbott.
Anthem. The Angels Song. Allen
Soprano Solo. The Promise of Life
Anthem. shout Ye High Heavens
-.-..... ..-............. Chadwick
Baritone Solo. The Strife Is Ger
Mr.. W. Leach
Double Quartet. Easter CaroI'
Anthem. We Praise Thee. o God
.-.-...-... .--..-..-.-....- mozart
Choir Hymn. My King Rides Forth
Hymn No. POI. Christ Arose" Lowry
Prayer.
oStluue smart
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Second Presbyterian Church
Morning Service.


Prelude-''Eastcr Aiorning" 900. Mailing
Authorizations. Harry Morning.
oGertory-Meloidiy in A. Lcfs II ii%s'ne'
Soprano soio."IIe Is Risen -, "e''
Miss Gabriel H. D. stewart
Anthem-"Christ The Lord is Risen
Postiade- ~Triumphal March tif"' '.. "'iS0"
Evening service. " e'"'-e
Preiuds-"March IN -" 49,. w. T. Best
Anthsm n Roll the Rock
Tenor solo-"The Resurrection Morn lGi''''
MIR Robinson.
Duet-"Why seek Ye The Living
AMONG the Dead. Miles r. Foster
Miss Gabriel and Miss uealey.
onertory-'oh Sau'aris Hostia' ....
contralio solo -.'jesu. LivSih Il GROUND
Miss Healey. '' "D' -
Anthem Awake. Glad soul. Awake.
Postiude- Alphonse Maiiiy
wayman A. II Z.
Wavman 4. W =. church. Rev. " o.
Davis. u. u. pastor 1895 a IA. E.sste-
Hymn Awake. Glad sour Awake.
Awake
Invocation
Anth. m-Hau blessed Easter Hail
scripture Lesson-St Mark 1911
soprano solo. Mrs. Jennie '. Davi,
becaIogue.
Sermon-"Eut now T. Christ risen
from the dead and became the nrst
fruite - them that slept
] Cor 10 90
Offering. Announcements Henediction.
10 D. IN. sunday school
special Easter service will be rend.
efed L. the children Easter RellH Ar
Calling. sing Little Birdie. Two fitti.
chorus Bulbs
o 30 o m Allen q r League vital
Living the Lesson 81 Easter" Cor
ISIS Mr. VI Harris president
. 90 p m -ProCessforai Hymn
HYMN Christ the Lord - Risen Today
Invocation
LYNN Tho sun % Rlghteousnss- Ap-
scrrtI-a L--son-st Luke 2al-t7
recfl1gue. ~
Antf-6 mrs, tho Lord g Risen To
dnr -.... ....... Wuvmau Choii
Solo TIE Rsautiful Land on High.
........ Nre Settle William.
pnrrIrr Announcements
baritone Solo. 'ta1fart" ... M Rel
anthem -aChri-f our Tasso,sr.
/ Solo Tho I'aiul~~ Mss Atnae Webster
I baritone Solo. ...... Nr Tenf g1urde-.
[ essionaiHensdiction.
Fourth Street N. &. Church.
An Faster SONG service will Ie ron
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ADVENT OF GLAD EASTERTIDE

mortality.
Hymn.
Postlude.
Evening Service
organ Prelude-Pilgrims On orus-
wegner.
Anthem--"Christ IL Risen"-Buck.
Duet-'Crossing the Bar'-Lohr.
Miss Thompson. Mr.. Mcguire.
Anthem-"They Have Taken Away
Ny Lord"-Stainer.
Bass Solo-"Zion'-Huhn.
Mr.. Robert Williams.
Duet-"woman Why weepest Thou
Shelley.
Miss Hall. Mr. williams.
Anthem-"Lo. IL Is I'-Shelley.
Onertoire-Boh m.
Hymn.
Postiude