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II.

h lever. even in after years. was
it determined whence the
:. Y news Of the enemy's ships
came first. Almost as easily
might a land invaded by iocusts have
decided what eye first saw the COM
ing or at what precise spot.
"Warship on horizon. Standing in.
Slowly" 1t came from the keeper Of
Peaked Hill Bar Life Saving Station
at the far end Of Cape Gods sweeping
sand arm. From the crest of the
Navesink Highlands, standing steep
out of the Atlantic at New York's
tarbor entrance, men saw ships. On
The high place their eyes commanded
" view eighteen miles out to sea. Al
hat extreme distance were the tops
IT lighting craft, lying safely outside
If the zone OF fire from the big guns
in Sandy Hooks harbor defences.
From his lantern 1863 feet high the
lighthouse keeper Of Barnegat. on the
New Jersey coast forty miles south
If the Navesink, saw tops above his
horizon. 'tShips standing Off here"
came the word from Cape Ann, north
If Boston.
Philadelphia heard from Absecon
Light and cried TO Washington that
me enemy was preparing to land on
MS coast. Boston cried to Washington
for ships and men. New York tele-
Fraphed and telegraphed again ana
sent delegations on a special train.
Washington faced the clamor, the
app'als half bcsceching and half
'ur.oVs, with a great stern aspect. new
n republic wherein the rulers are
The s"rvants who must heed public
demands. This coming invasion was
nnnryoked. The Administration
needed no party behind it now; for
I knew that this was to be a fight
Ton life and that only the sword
''u'j decide. And 1t had given the
'wori 20 the army and navy with
OUT Conditions.
ut Is the least we can do the
President had said. Long ago they
warned the nation. The nation would
not rive them the tools they needed
Now that there Is nothing left ex-
'.tt 20 do their best they shall he
''' Co. DO 1t in their own way"
So Ia" word went abroad among the
! Ntoians: THE army and navy
.aE' the bit in their teeth" And the
politicians, once so powerful, went
h"lV.cssly to the Departments to ask
what they might tell their people.
toll them said the Admiral, thai
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l. A tactical nccessity for an out
numbered feet.
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CHURCHES SPEND LESS
MONEY FOR FLOWERS
Lower Prices and Greater Demands for Char
ity Explain Cutting Down of Expenses This
Year-Little New Music Announced.

stricted 20 the sanctuary and the chapei
affairs. A few churches have altar
funds After Easter services are over
flowers are not wasted. but are sent TO
hospitals. The lily comes from Japan
IN the form of bulbs, and those seen IN
New York churches tomorrow were
bloomed In hot houses on Long Island.
The Bermuda lily has stopped coming
almost altogether There is an Eng
lish law prohibiting planting Of foreign
flowers there, and the old stock there
has deteriorated. The Japan variety Is
finest and most plentiful. and hence
less expensive.
A florist accustomed 20 church dec
Grafton at Easter said yesterday:
Not in years have we heard so much
talk about cutting down expenses for
church decorations. Invariably the ar
gument is put forth this year that
churches have so many demands for
help for the poor that they must limit
the Easter decorations. Churches that
have never done so before are borrow
ing from private Conservatives. not to
save money, but 70 allow money 20 go
70 people who need il more than the
florists. 7 should say the decorations
this season will be less snowy than in
years"
Il is an interesting fact. concerning
music. that New York churches long
accustomed 20 Easter music are having
little that is new in composition this
year, and are restricting their services
in some degree, while Presbyterian,
Baptist and Methodist churches are
announcing in larger numbers than
ever musical services for Easter.
These services are not the regular
ones, but are cGntatas forming the en-
tire service, usually the afternoon one.
The Brick and Old First Presbyterian
churches have had such musical ser
vices, and their influence has been
marked on others. ST. Mary the Virgin
Episcopal and Central Presbyterian
churches set the pattern in violins,
harps and other instruments, and their
influence has also had effect. A very
large number Of orchestra players are
engaged for church choir galleries to-
morrow, especially in Presbyterian and
Baptist churches.
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eoFFe Is Risen; He Is Not Here "

If YOU come to seek His face not in the empty sePucnre
but in the living power Of His indeed realizing ~
He has finished His glorious work and alive oreVerhoi
vou hearts will be full Of Easter JOY and that Joy Will s
,f Ld r; ,o,r homes And let your JOY not end with the
bvmns and the PRAYERS and the communon in His house lake
with YOU the Joy of Easter the home and make that nome
bright with more unehsh love- hearty service take 'o
vour work and do all the Of the Lord Jesus take 10
your heart and let that heart rise anew on Easter wings
HIGHER qladder fuller e take to the dear ana
80 h. n. t,vo words 'Jesus lves and find in them the
secret Of calm expectation the hope of eternal
ENcrOH
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Churches will spend less money for
Easter flowers this year than they have
been won, to spend A reason given is
the heavy demands upon their funds
FOR charities Flowers are slightly
cheaper this season than last. so that
In many instances displays will hardly
be less. The spring has been open and
flowers have done we'll. Hence the
slight reduction in cost.
For some years the Easter lily has
been overshadowed in some churches
almost left out. This year il is to be
used again, so the florists say. A rea-
son is the exceptional lily crop, the ex-
cellence of the blossoms and the
slightly reduced price. Grace Episco-
pal Church, for example, will have
nothing but lilies. Others, like ST,
Thomass Episcopal. Trinity Episcopal
and St Patrick's Cathedral. accus-
toned for some seasons TO employ
many varieties, will make more promi-
nent the common lily, both in numbers
Of lilies employed and conspicuous po-
sition given.
Alone Of all New York churches, It
Is believed, the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terrain will have no flowers whatever
Back in the Rev. DR.. John Halls day
flowers were barred. and the custom
has ever since obtained
Prices for lilies this year are II
cents a blossom. This is a wholesale
price, got by most churches. The
other flowers used Will be, IN great
quantities, Southern smilaX, aEaless.
spireA, asparagus ferns and red gera-
NUNS, the last named being excep-
tionally good and inexpensive this
year. Grace Church will distribute 800
of these geraniums at an afternoon
service tomorrow. giving them 20 chill
dren only. st. Bartholomew's Church,
Madison Avenue. has a professional
decorator, who puts flowers not alone
in the chancel, but in many other parts
Of the auditorium. Almost all flowers
will be used, palms profusely. Many
Of the flowers seen are memorials.
st. Patrick's Cathedral is invariably
decorated with flowers given by the
people. Almost ali varieties will be
seen tomorrow, but they will be re
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Congregational.
3 p "
Other Services To morrow.
A list Of other services tomorrow,
with the names Of the preachers, hours
of services and subjects, follows:
BROADWAY TABERNAIE CHURCH.
Broadway and ssh s.
Il N

A list OF other services tO-nOrroN,
with the names Of the preachers, hours
of services and subjects, follows:
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH--Tts Rev. Dr. I n
Haaem4in n e., A., N ~ yi'. G'n y, G -.
I'm Heaven To-day y %. MS Hmts AL Hs
side. or sadness Turned 70 G-alnes a. ihs sitl.
o. Risen Lord
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH-P1sis-,
Henry Churchill K'ng d O9c.iin College. X a y.
Tho Abiding slzm.fcance q Jesus , m. RS
All in the Days Work
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURcH-T1s. Rev. Esss.
s o. m, 4; The Torment o. Guilty Coasaea,s
Worse Than tie Fear o, Material Hell Frr
PARK AVENUE METHODIST CHURcH-Basc,
Luther b Wilson Will preach q; II a. T.
ST JAMEs's METHODIST cHURCH-Tn. Re-,
DR.. Archie Decatur Bal. u a. n; me 0'n'as'
JOHN STREET METHODIST CHCRH-Ns
Rev. Lewis II s,ree,er. Services morning Nd
FREE SYNAGOGUE Carnegie Hsl-Dr s,.pa.
Easter sermon for Jews and ChrisilsnI
FIFTH AVENUE PREsBYTERIAN cHURcH-
The Rev. Or. John Henry JoTetI ser'ioes a. II
a. n. and 4 % B. m.
FORT WASHINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH
The Rev. Dr. Daniel II. Martin. Se'rces a.
and u a. 10. and aud .. u
CHURCH or THE PURrrANs-ih, Rev. Rse~
Bruce CLARK. n g.. III. The Present Lrns
rover OF drsD' - y H-'' Na@@ 4'e~
WHfEST End PRESBYTERIAN CRURcH-r.
Rev. Dr. 4 con +. AtterUury will preach Al II I.
and TIE Rev Or Anthony r. Evans 81 , n o.
"The Practical Value OF the Resuue-tiJn q IssI"
CATHEDRAL OF ST JOHN TIE DEylNk-s
q M thc Holy Communion n Tie 10y
Communion Ou Faliaul. 10 a n. morning pser
lu -. C)umba's chapel; II g. m. the Hoy
Communion aud sermon. Preacher. Dean GfosTenm:
D. m. evening prayer with The Resurrectol md
Ascension from councils "Redempfcn"
HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH
Or Paul Sc'tcrt Lc.nhach. II & o.. seeing ne
Risen christ. 2 ~. The Easier HOPE
Endf" p m. The New Day 70 Prison Rs'ora.T
address ty charles H. Johnson.
LENON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH-Ns
Rev. Or. Merle -. Croi1 Wright, II d a.. Ne
CHrRCH or TIE DIVINE PATERNIrY- n.
Rev. Or. Frank Oliver Hall II :. "a, Tive Ra
sos for Beiegins IN Immortality: 80 D. a.
Man Cannot Dc.
st-Dou -. shelton. 3.ij ? m. Tile Power q
VEST SIDE :. VI c A-Dr. s Psrzes cd
MAJ. o ~. Ladies Day"
sd 81 Y. ~ c. A-Dr Henry r. Bass. 10
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULrURE-Dr FAr
Adler II a. n, The. Christian and TIC E.Aal
Interpretation ~ Easter"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES -"UnsI.
new THOUGHT CHURCH-Dr. Franni1 Warm
Scars. n q. m. Jesus the God AID Jesus 10
HOTEL BMTNoRE- Mrs. Mary E,serls, T.
Chaplin. II II a a.. E,.rn4l Syabo,, ,,.. ~,
Aston Tie Rev. ". john Murray. II a. ~. M
Masonic TEMPLE Brookrn-Sii. va,
Faulkner Page. u a. m. The Llslrg Christ
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RAJ 0RMEO CHURCH Of HtRLEh
BETHANY MEMORIAL seeoss5o cEUscE
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

First Avenue a. SIN street
Rev ARTHUR h CHI RCHMAN. P.tof.
il A NJ P NJ. SPECIAL Ess,er Services
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ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
West 18Th St

organ Elevation .....-.-...'''''''''' S1A-1ns
Anthem This Is TIE Day. .......::..:..i. ,als.ey
SourarO SOLO For Christ the Lord Is Risen. .Kooyn
composed FOR this servlce.j
Anthem. Msgialens. warren
organ. Halleiuiah observation-disclosures. Messia'-
p VI.
Organ Matirnata ..............' Sor'lA
Anthem. Awake L o. My GLORY .........-..- .BaInoy
Tenor solo King Ever Glorious. ........-..- .
S,ainer's The Cruc'ft'on"
Coutrato solo: Hosanna .Gran!er
Ca-,i| Fss.er uay Observation-Disclosures. RoTley
Organ. Grand rhpur. ............. "laor
The choir viii be assisted by Mrs. Lillian BIZ
minxham, contraitO, and Melville Barton. violinist
Orgau.st. Alfred G. R0byn. soprano. Mrs. FreI
Wlasow Adams coutraito. Mrs Lillian Buahs-
lam. tenor Fred A Pro,hcroe; bass Harold Haz-
LETT
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CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
i2sth 81 and Seventh Ave.


Prelude. Faster Morning" .......:....... MAILING
Vested choir. The Singing Of Birds ...... WafIsh
Quartet As II Began 10 Dawn" .......-. Chann
Soprano solo ''HOsannai" ..,.....,..,,,..I lefhcr
Postlude Halleuiah Chorus. ..........'.. .h@hdei
8P n
Prelude ,,-.
Andante violin. cello. organl .hendelssohn
Soreuade violin cello, organ ......+....-N ldpT
Quartet As II Began n Da.n' ............ .BhcH
Alto SOLO The Lord Il Risen ..... SULLIVAN
Quartet. Now n Christ BE Preached" 10. Rogers
Duet tenor aud bass. Day oi Days .Fande"Aiei
Alto solo and quartet. They Have Taken Away
NJ Lord" ............. .hafIiHsI -
Ba,s soo The Resurrection" shelley
0fer,ory. ''Ertase" violin. cello. organ Came
Tenor solo Fling wide the Gates -: Lynn
anu '''' 1''' Bartlett
soprsno and bass solo ard quartet. Come.
see the Place Where Jesus Lay w. W; PSkef
Postlude ''Tomp and Clrcumstsnce" violin
cello, organ .,+...ssss 900 -. .. ~
Mrs Mildred Graham Reardon. soprano; Mrs.
Gegca Nichols alto: George Ballard. tenor:
John samues. bass. and vested choir OF t sly
yoices. Tho quartet will bo assisted by Irene
Roane. Soprano Luelle Bowman uoh,iss ana
Theodore helnroth cellst A. Russ Patterson
orgsrdst
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@ EASTER MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES -

Anthem. God Hath Appointed q Day. 80. io'''
hh'nem' VII" NJ" ''' Russell King Miller
n -. ,,-,. A Buzzi Poccia
Anthem with tenor solo. | VIII Mention ,..p,,t..z
Loving Kindness Of the Lord .hfhur S1ls91itt
Cello solo. Prelude
Soprano solo lIOsanna .......s''.''''''' ,,a,,of.
organ postlude Finale .....,''''''''''''''
SP. "
f'eiupe' n"as" " ~ Brahms
Violin. viols cello and organ
Anthem. with soprano solo. Unto inc fmcrS' w.,
Tenor solo: Ye Bells Of Easter Day go .Diet't'
Anthem with bass solo. Shall Not DE. Dut
oror,ary. Cantabils ....... Cesar Franck
Violin cello aud organ.
Alto solo. Tho strife Is Der. the Bat,le -,
Done
Anthem with soprano solo. Saw inc lfa -
sitting upon Throne ........ 'CuthDets i n1,Iis
OrEan pOstlud9. HOsanna Na---'
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s. PARKES CADNAN
RowFRy MISSION,

CosMOLoGICAL MEETINGS. 900 Wss ,,,. ls1 go
Thursday evenings a. ;. Muse % s-~
Dr Riyero. speaker. Al welcome
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Roman Catholic.
ST. PATRICK's CATHEDRAL.
5.h Az. and goth 81.


Political mass hy Ills EmiEence John Cardinal
Fare, Papal DclldictlJn VII he impaired D. MS
eniueucc az end " mass
Professional Come le Faithful. ...,.,.-. .Li'saH,
Ordinary Of the Me,s-...-- VT Az
kyIic. 81 tecc.ia. '4Iiel
Gloria Good Shepherd ...-...........-.. lIf.if'
Gredo On ........... lll'on
OTort1ry Ho,auna q amer
Sauc,us u = flat . MoLart
BcGcIictus and Ag1us De-. 81. Cecella lllhe
Po,fulc. FESTIVAL March .-...... .Gounol
THE music an this viii be rendered by a
double male quartet, a chorus ~ fifty boys from the
Cathedral school an orchestra q stringel ms,ri
r.,nts and organ. under The direction u Dr. John
Philip Foley. organlst Ciementne DE Mafch WIZ
assist a. the organ.
Sololsts. Messrs. Finnegan Sebastian. Fitzpatrick
and H00ey John :. O'Conu0r vii oflciate al the
cAauCel organ.
{ p "
Portfcal Vcspcrs by His Lmiucnce. the Cardinal
Archbishop
Prpces.ior.l Christ Is Risen ......... Winkworth
palm. ~ tho D.r ............. Gregorian
Ildc Dies higa
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Iesus Christ our Lord

declared TO be the Son OF God
with power, according to the
Spirit of holiness, by the resur-
rection from the dead.
Rom. i, 4.
The value of the resurrection as
a Divine act is threefold. First, il
is Gods attestatiOn of the perfec-
ton Of the life Of the Man. Jesus.
Secondly, IL is Gods attestation of
the perfection of the mediation
of the Saviour Jesus. Thirdly, 1t
is Gods attestation of the per-
lection of the victory of the King
Jesus. Upon all the virtue of His
life. and the value of His death,
and the victory of His conflict, God
set the seal in the sight of heaven
and earth and hell, when raising
Him from the dead, He fulfilled the
confident assertion of the old time
PsaImist concerning Him. that He
did not leave His soul unto Hades
nor suffer His Holy One TO see
corruption.-Re G. Campbell Nor
gan, d. d.
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ST. AGNES's CHAPEL. TRINITY PARISH.
ga Street Columbus Avcnus.
II A NJ
Processioall Hymn Welcome. Happy Morning
Fled
Jutro. Chris; Being Raised ,.......... Evcy
Ky5io. sanctu5 AM Gloria in E1celsis f.
Myles r. Foster
O1crfcrv. HAlleutah. Handel
Agnus Del IN C......................... Council
iGces4onsi Hymn Tho s,ri's Is o'cr. D.. Tslsstflua
r. NJ
NGEnlfca, and Nunc Dimitis IN Ehat Kimmin'
Anthem As Il Began . Dawn. ......-. Nlu-ont
Vested male choir ~ men AID Goys ~. Efws!i
S.ub.s. organist
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CHURCH OF TIE HOLY COMMUNION.
ST. LUKE's CHURCH.
Conunt Az and l4lst 81

ST LUKE.s CHURCH.
Conrnt Az and l4lst s.
Prelude Easter Morning .-......... -MsH'F
Communion Service Son T ....-.-...... lou's
Orertoriuu The King o. Glor ....... 'oouhs
Postuds Mach TrigmpAsls Callaeiis
II NJ
Prsluds Hossnnah .......... .-..--.-., DpooN
lTisrs -hVeiiiia'''
communion Service So 4 fat. ...... l-'ra
Oretorium. God Hath Appointed Day Tours
Postuds Allegro ga Symphony .... MendessohA
4P ~
Prelude PRAYER ....-..-.. ...-. 'alltsr~
Psalms ll3. IA liS
carol: me Earth Hah Doomed Her Garments
Green .... N.9'sN
Postluds Jubilee March ........ ..... Lc|cr
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COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End Az and 7Tth 81

Prelude: a organ. Prelude Heroic 'Faqik n
b. Trio Prelude Dramauque .....'.''.''.fopp
Violin. colo. organ.
Anthem. Now Late on the sabbath. Taylor
Anthem Now Is our Last Dread Enemy
Brought Low .-.-... ~, tiIt -, ~
................. Va plus
Oreriory a. Tr,o-Yiolin cello. organ. sprnSs
Awakening .........+. -'.-. .''''' %,
D. Cautata Yict0y Divine. ....... =. S4IHs
Saprano sJIJ-rcrtatge. As 10 Began 10 Dawn.
Ar The Morning Light is DtWnlhg -,
HIM Auoyc
Quartet hanks Be 10 God.
Anthem. shout. Ye High Heavens. and Laugh.
a. =. Sbi,s ....................C Chadwick
organ Postu!e. Resurrection Morn ...... Johnston
Choir Henry Han Dun-kiee. orsanlst; Miss
Florence IliuNe. soprano Miss Adah Campbell
Huso. alto: Paul j. Aithouse. tenor; Albert g.
Jauroisd bass. sss.s.ed at the morning service by
Mis- Olive Mead. violin. aud Mss Lillian Little
hAts, cello.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.

NORTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
al West lljth stree.
II A VI.
lie Il Risen. ....... .Harher
soprano solo. l Know Tia. Ny Redeemer
Llycth ............... .t.--...t. Iai,1ti
Resurrection ..--.+.... Shellcy
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p ".
Pr.luf. let 5oi. Jubila,o Dec ............ s'sr
ti,,1,s. Awske Tr,ou ma, Sleepest Maker
Tenor solo The Resurrection Sleiiey
ne.r,ory uyrn Ce este ................T rme
Quartet TIE MAglslene. ...........'....'' Mar,Il
Postluis. Jubiatc Amer. .... ......,..... hl,der
Chli!on Rose.le. organist. Mn Betty Ohls SIC
Quale soprano: Miss Beatrice McCuo. contraito;
Bcliamln L. Berry. tenor. and Francis Humphrey
barytonc.
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ST MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Pres bYt erian.
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

WEST IND PREsBYTEBIAN CHuRCH.
II A. 81
organ Preluds. Unfold Ye Portals ........ Gounod
Anthem. As Il Began 70 Dawn. .......... Martin
0rer.cry. Come. SCI the Place Where tho Lord
Law Observation-Disclosures. .......-. Parker
Organ Posuuds Easter March ............ Markell
=. "
Orgsn P-elude .................. Lcmsrs
Anthem. When the Sabbath WsS Past 90. Bartlett;
Easter carol. sung by the Lyric Society
mo Lord Iivsih ...................H Harris
Hass solo. Iu'il tho DAy Breaks .......... GOuuo1
Iiyuln az Faith .................. remser
rhe I1rc Society solo by Miss Edna smith
Why Serk Ye he Lyiug Among the Dead Warren
Ave Mana ..... Gelbke
Tie lyric Society (so.o by Mr.. Tucker
Tenor solo. open the Gates n the Temple Knapp
Mr. A.cock
Pill The Font with Roses ..........G W Warren
Choir director &. B. Hswley. New York Lyric
Society conductor. Arthur u. Woodruff
>o.Osis Mss EDNA J.. Smith. soprano. Mss
Iiuau Browne. alto Bech,e Acock tenor. and
W y. Tucker. bsss
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Methodist Episcopal.
ST. PAULs ~ Z. CHURCH.
West End Ave. and ssh 81.

ST PAULS ~ Z. CHURCH.
West End Ave and se,h 81
II A. NJ.
Prelude: Ceciian Ofert0ry No B......... ,batlste
49,, tj.e,ten INTO Me ............ Mauney
60 m Tord IA Riser ............ Sullivan
80. rbc pels ~ Faster Day .......... Dressler
Ay,bo,,, m. WsedaIone ............ Warren
POstlude Redemption. D"'''
sP. ".
Prelude. March IN
Anthem. Christ our Passover ..........- .BartlcI
solo. Tho Women az tho Tomb ......... warner
Solo Tie Glory q tho Resurrection spro,s
Anthem. For Christ the Lord f. Risen .... Ganes
Postlude March from Leonore symphony .--.- Ran
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csnt.ts; Christ Triumphant ....'....'''..''H HUM
sLn,, DnIno fuhn orgsnist. M-. Florice Chase
Usisbt soprano. Mrs Merle Ttloson AcOch
contraito: Thomas Morgan PHILIPS hnor' Sma"
Wells Clary, bass.
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CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION
East 18Th 81.
Maths, io:So A. II.


East 18Th 81.
Maths. io:So A. 81.
PROFESSIONALS Christ tho Lord is Rlssn
To-day .....-......-'. '.''''''''' :. - -,
Ailsluinl Sing TO Gus'.........-.C b. SIaI,.
Anthem, Christ our Passover ..Cneppie
re Deum. ~
choral Ducharistic Celebration.
Orchestra and organ.
Introit, o God OF God! Light OF bisht,
Y,uohartstio once. in G................ Weber
once Hymn. the strife Is DER. Palestrina
OY.rtorium. 0 Sing Unto the Lord Roberts
Eucharistio Hymn, Thou did'st leave my
Throne 1,
Recsssionsl He IS Risen ...''. MONK
Choral evensons. p. NJ.
Orchestra and organ.
Procsssionals: Christ the Lord 10 Risen
To-day .............. ......... ....- Mozart
We march. We march 20 victory. C r. Clark
Psalter. Psalms cJiii and c1iv. -,
NaEnifcat IN D................ nun
Nunc Dimittis, IN D.. O. tia'
Anthem O Death where IS thy sting StainHT
OTertorium As Il hegen 20 dawn Foster
Evening Hymn. Jesus Christ - Risen 10
B.nsdicuon once
once Hymn. Jesu, grant mo this pray;
Recessionsis: Jesu, Lives thy terrors now.
Gauntlet
The day OF Resurrection Lausanne Psa.teF
Easter carols and sermon. o clock.
lanes L. bod. orEauist and chOirmaster.
Soloists: soprano masters. Reginald Brice and
Walter Knifiu. alto. l.. W Ackermau. lr,
tenor Craig Campbell. bass. w a. Roberts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

II A NJ
Orgsu
Easter DAVE. ......... Caussrisnn
Lastcr lsy. - -t
Tie Awakening O.; Spring ............ Bach
Carol Tie Resurrection -..----.. MAJ Bfu.A
Anthem sons aid Daughters. Let IS S!ns
Mara A.lrcrs
Anthem Tie Risen Christ ...... ..-.-.... Noble
Response HauelujAh! Christ I, Risen steane
Carols
TIE JOYFUL Eastertite ................ O'd putch
The Three Holy Women ............ Cd rench
Easter S,,Cg ................. old German
Organ. Easter Alleul1 Oiteh" A-ler
40 +. MORGAN RECITAL.
Chorals Christ Is Risen q. Bach
HossnnSh. Chorus Masnus ............. Hartmann
~ lHalNum -..-+...rt-. =. ii4t''
lsllaie puinilufn SAM
ST NJ
Caro- a Joyous Faster Song ....... ... MAJ Rese-
Anthem Christ our PASSOVER / -n'e
soprano solo Know That NJ Bclesmer Iye'A
MESSIAH ...-.-- iaiiri
Anthem Peace ............ ... ....... Roberts
Anthem Alteration ........ MaIuder
oman Norpel 90 iohenSrin ...... Wagner
Dr. William 4. Carl. org4nist. Margaret Harrison.
soprano. Albert Edwin BettoTldss baryione. and
choir Of sixteen solo vo.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHI RICH.
Firv-.srenth stree. and Madison Avenue.

CENTRAL PRESBTTLKIAN CHJ hOH'
Fiity-s,veu,h stree, and Madison Avenue
II A. "
Prelude: Adsgfo Pathetique. 'Scn~'o
' Netherlands tsS3l
,,,,, ., "a. Trinity ...C Rachmini1O,
Z Capelln Chorus from the Russian Liturgy
Anthem Tho resurrection 90 '@i'N'
Chorus and orchestra.
Orsrtory. HssrSen INTO Ne Chas. Fontsyn Nancy
Soil chorus. orchestra and organ
Choral postlude Hymn Of Praise. Ancie"' tle'o'J
Chorus orchestra Anp organ.
Mrs Edna Faisct sterling. mprano; ~. hot-
ri Hosea. soprano DO los Becker. t'n'r. Io,,Ih
persvl tenor: Miss Helen Nlchuhr. coutraito. VIZ
F,.io Bake- contralto. Andrea SRrio. h2ryto.e :
cone A F1emming bass Miss Mildred Dl!Ahg
harpist. Franz kaltenborn. Vouhlst MAJ MIA
.u.ih 're'lis.