Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

Easter, with its deeply religious
symbolism, will be celebrated in all
of Atantas churches Sunday. Many
arranged while in some of the
churches the observance will be
marked chiefly by special sermons
drawing attention to the significance
of the day in its commemoration Of
the resurrection of Christ
Beautiful decorations, Easter lilies
predominating, were being placed
Saturday bright, warm day is ex-
1ected to bring out record congrega-
tons.
Holy communion will be celebrate
At All Saints Church Easter morn
sng at IL O'Clock, when large vested
choir will sing a program OF spe-
cially selected incidental music, in
eluding Gounod's immortal Sane
sus." The offertory anthem effective
~ portrays the burial and resurrec-
4ion of Christ and the triumph over
death
Boys and Girls to sing
The junior choir of boys and girls,
wearing vestments of white and
scarlet, will sing a special Easter
carol service at o'clock in the aft
ernoon.
An Easter cantata, "O'er Death Tri-
umphant," by the Rev, Oscar ], Ran
dali and Adam Geibel, will be pre-
scented by the choir of the Pryor Street
Presbyterian Church Sunday after
noon, under the direction of Choris-
ter Matthews. The soloists will be
Miss Mana Shelton, Mrs. Vortriede
and Messrs Barnett and Matthews.
An Easter entertainment will be
given Sunday night by the Sunday
school of the Georgia Avenue Pres
byterian Church. The program Will
consist of selections by the choir and
songs. drills and Rotations by mem
bers of the Sunday school. Among
the choral selections will be The
Palms." which is being directed by
Miss Barnes, with Miss Day as plan
list.
AIl-Day Service Arranged
An all-day service has been pre-
pared at the Sharon Baptist Church,
beginning at o'clock in the morn
ing. The forenoon will be devoted to
missionary program. Dinner VIII
he served at the church at noon. The
children will present an Easter serV-
ice early in the afternoon, and after
ward will take part in an egg hunt.
A musical program will conclude the
days celebration.
Here is Sunday mornings program
at the First Universalist Church:
Organ voluntary, selected--Mlss
Smith.
e,,.,.o so1a "np Wines of living
Light. " Hammond-Mrs. w ". Stan
ley. ..
Clarinet solo, Dream of Paradise,
H. Gray-Carl Karston.
Violin. "Traum," Skibinsky-AleX-
ander SkibinsHy, with Mildred Del.
Harrison. accompanist.
Reading, "The Swan Song Mrs.
Violin obligato-Mr Skibinsky.
Soprano solo, Come Unto Ne,
Handel-Mrs. King. -
Sermon subject, Loves Victory
Sermon subject evening" The
Promise and Practice"
At First Methodist.
Easter at the First Methodist
Church, Of which the Rev. H NJ. Du-
Bose is pastor will be observed with
these programs:
MORNING.
Organ, Festival FANTASIA,
Tschirch.
Anthem Praise Him Who Lives
a gain" Schneider.
Quartet, Christ Is Risen From the
Dead" Wagner Neidlinger.
Offertory, THE Resurrection, Shell
ley-Miss Alberta DEFINE.
Organ postlude, Festival March,
EVENING AT $50.
Organ recital Of twenty minutes.
Anthem, "Hark the Notes Of JOY"
Schneider.
Offertory. Come, See the Place"
Parker.
Quartet without accompaniment
There Is Resting Bye and Bye, Ha-
Vens.
organ postlude, "Capriccio' Lee
jnaigre
Soprano. Miss Albert DeFour; con-
tralto, Miss Sylvia Spritz; tenor Mr..
Harry Bickford; bass. Mr.. r. O. Ker-
lin organist and director, Miss Ma
mie Lee Bearden.
To Sing 1.-THE Messiah"
rendition of The Messiah will
be given at St Mark NJ. f. Church
Sunday afternoon at o'clock The
musical program in the morning fol-
lows:
organ prelude March Ponthcale-
r. de la Tombele
Anthem, "Alleluia, Christ Is Risen"
@Burdett.
organ offertory Spring Song
Lemare.