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rington Donnelly, contralto; R.J. Kirk, tenor; c. J. Lavey, bass.
 Morning Service 1:O3O Organ Prelude, An Easter Fantasy Wely.
 Anthem, They Have Taken Away My Lord.-Stainer.
 Anthem, The Promise-Dennee. Anthem. Rejoice in this Glad Day Frey.
 Tenor and Soprano duet, Love Di- vine-Stainer.
 Organ Postlude, Festival March Rogers.
 Evening Service 7:3O. Illustrated lecture, The Passion Play.
 Duet, Love Divine-Stainer. Anthem, Accommodations. The doors at the evening service will not be opened hereafter until z p. m.
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KYrie. 340=GOunOd.

Kyrie, 340-Gounod. Gloria Tibi, 37S-Gounod. Hymn before sermon. 109-Fortun- atus. Sursum corda, 412-Camidge. Sanctus, 412-Camidge.
 Communion Hymn, 227-St. Vim cent.
 Gloria in Excelsis-Old Chant. Nunc Dimittis, 466.
 Anthem: Awake Thou that Sleep est-Somerset.
 Recessional, Hymn 121-Victory. Postlude, A1lege, 9th Sonato-Guil- mant.
 1880 Evening Prayer and Sermon. Prelude, Sortie-Ropartz.
 Resurrection Morn.
 Processional, Hymn 112-Worgan. Gloria Patria, 24.
 Magnificat-Lloyd.
 Nunc Dimittis-LloW
 Hymn 110-St. Kevin.
 Prayers.
 Hymn before sermon, 114-Wirtem- burg.
 Anthem, Awake up my Glory Barnby.
 Doxology.
 Recessional, Hymn 115-Rotterdam Postlude, March Nuptial-Loret.
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"Passion Play" Slides
 To Be Shown at Church

"The Passion Play" most beauti- full and famous of all religious plays will be given by Rev. w. w. Rose, in illustrated form at the Universalist Church of the Redeemer, Fairfield av- enue above Broad street Sunday night. Over one hundred slides ,all colored after the original scenes, reveal the Last Week of Jesus Christ as reverent- ly played by the people of Oberam- mergau in 1910. Every decade this pageant is revived, in observance of an ancient pledge. Nothing is so fash toned to correlate the various stories in the gospels and set forth the tragic and triumphant narrative, to com pare with the Passion Play. It will touch the superficial listener, and sat- isfy the most reverent.
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THE UNITED CHURCH.

At the Easter morning service 10:30
 Organ, Jubilate Deo-Alfred Silva.
 Anthem, Festival Te Deum E flat Dudley Buck.
 Soprano Solo, With Verdure Clad" from The Creation-Haydn.
 Offertory with Violin Obligato ''The Risen Lord,''-Wm. Arms Fisher.
 Benediction Response, Sevenfold Amen-Stainer.
 Post1ude-Hal1elujah Chorus from Mount of Olives'-Beethoven.
 Easter Vesper Communion and Re- ception of Members.
 Organ, Festival Pre1ude-MacMas- ter.
 Anthem, Peace Leave with You J. Varley Roberts.
 Offertory, Organ Andante-Greig.
 Postlude, Andante con Motto, Sym phony in C-Franz Schubert
 Mrs. Elmer Beardsley, Organist and director: Mrs. Ethel Wade Birn- baum, violinist; Mrs. Lena Mason Barns1ey, Soprano; Mrs. Robert Hard, Contralto; MT. Louis D. Ginand, Ten or; MT. Albert Lapke, Bass.
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East End Churches
 Will Hold Sunrise
 Prayer Easter Morn

The churches of the East End will unite for an Easter sunrise prayer meeting to be held at the Newfield Methodist church from seven until eight o'clock, Sunday morning. Rev. J. R. Browne, pastor of the Evangeli- cal church will lead the service. Rev. R. c. Steinhoff, pastor of Berean Me- morial church will deliver an address
 The churches uniting in the recent evangelistic campaign arranged for this service, but all the churches and people of the East End are cordially invited to share the enthusiasm and uplift of the occasion.
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ST. PETERS CHURCH.

At St. Peters church on Easter Sum- day a specially arranged musical pro- gramme will be rendered by both choirs. At 8:3O Mass the Junior choir of 35 voices will sing the fol- lowing anthems with violin and organ accompaniment:
 Processional, Alleluia, Chorus = Meredith.
 At Early Dawn, Quartette, violin obligato-Thomas
 Offertory, Grown Him King, Cho- rus-Meredith.
 Communion, Welcome the Morn, so- To and chorus with violin obligato- Langer.
 Recessional, Wonderful Morning, chorus-Thomas.
 Soloists-Misses Irene Wah1er, Ger trude Lichtenberger, Nellie Walsh, Mary Fogarty, Josephine Herold, Her and Edna Salomey, assisted by Cletus McNamara, Josephine Rogers, Gene vieve Carroll, Agnes Keenan, Anna Marafh, Loretta Kiernan. Helen Fitz- gerald, Anna Keenan, Dora Maraffi, Catherine Powers, Margaret McCabe. Catherine Walsh, Agnes Garrigan, Ve- ronica Kilduff. Mary Garrigan, Mary McGrath, Genevieve Herold, Mary Sherwood, Kathleen Morrissey, Malt land McNamara, Kenneth Walker, Leonard Fryler, Francis Carroll, Will liam Hamilton, Douglas McNamara
 The 10:30 mass will be high mass during which the senior choir will render:
 Vidi Aquam, Chorus-Hammerel.
 Kyrie, Chorus-Weissenbo
 Gloria In Excelsis-Browp.
 Credo, Quartet and Chorus-Brown.
 Offertory, Soprano Solo and Chorus, "Juravit"-By Cardinal O'Connell.
 Sanctus, Chorus-Weissenb
 Agnus Dei, Duet,-La Hache.
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CHURCH OF THE REDEENER.
 UNIVERSALIST.

At the Universalist Church of the Redeemer, Fairfield avenue and Broad street, anthems of triumph and ser mons of hope will be the order of the day. Rev. William Wallace Rose will preach at the 10:30 service. Bursting Tombs, or What May the Living Think of the Dead?" The Pas sion Play will be given as an illustrat- ed lecture at 7:30. Miss Edna Nor throp, oranist and director of the quartet has arranged the following music. Quartet: Mrs. Ada Tuck Whitaker, soprano; Mrs. Ella liar
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BOAT CAPsIzEs, ONE LOST

New York, April 7-Capt. Quinn and three members of the crew of the American sailing ship N. E. Aver, lumber laden, from Malifax for Phila- delphia, which capsized early yester- day in a gale 100 miles southeast of Sandy Hook, arrived here today on the steamer Macona. First Officer Blackwell of Lamourie, Me-, was drowned. The other men were in the water nine hours before being pick. ed up. The N. E. Aver was of 199 tons gross, built in 1865.
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EASTER MUSIC
FOR TRINITY CHURCH.

10:30 a. m. Prelude, Easter Morning, Mailing. Hymn, The Strife is Ger, Pales- trina. Processiona1 Hymns, Jesus Christ is risen today, Morgan; Welcome, hap py morning, Sullivan
 Introit, Like as the Hart, Plain song. Kyrie Eleison, Plainsong.
 Sequence, Jesus lives! Gauntlet. :. Credo Gin F) Merbecke.
 Offertory, At the Lambs high feast. Rosenmuller.
 Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei, Tordoff.
 Gloria in Excelsis, Gin O, Martin. t-Communion, Christ is Risen. Sullivan.
 Recessional, Christ the Lord is risen today, German.
 Postlude, Hallelujah Chorus (Mes- siah) Handel.
 7:30 p. m.
 Prelude, Alleluia, Dubois.
 Processional, Come ye faithful, Sul- ivan.
 Proper Psalms, Gergorian. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Gin O Flaming.
 Carol. 70 Sons and Daughters g Hymns, The day of resurrection, Martin.
 Offertory, The strife is. o'er, pales- trina.
 Processiona1 hymns, Jesus Christ is risen today, Worgan; Christ is risen, Sullivan. Recessional, Christ the Lord is risen today, German.
 Postlude, Finale in D, Lemmens. T. Reginald Tordoff, choirmaster; Edgar J. Aiken, organist.
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ST. JAMES STAMFORD.

Special Music to be rendered at St. James Church, Stratford, Easter Sun- day. High Mass 10:30 A. M.
 Program: Organ Prelude, Hosanna-Wachs. Vidi, Aquam, Miss Catherine Russell and chorus-Pecher. fKyrie, Chorus
 Gloria: Miss Agnes Lane McNama- ra. soprano; Miss Mary Waters, alto; William Lynch, tenor; Louis Serre, bass and cl1orus-Millard.
 Credo, Miss Katherine Russell, Miss Mabel Mccarthy and chorus-Millard Offertory Alleluia-Hammerel Soprano solo. Mrs. McNamara. Sanctus, chorus-Millard. Agnus Dei-Miss Bessie Bediger and chorus-Millard.
 Postlude, Hallelujah Chorus (from The "Messiah") ")-Handel.
 Vespers 7:3O F. M. Organ Prelude, Grand Chorus Spence.
 Domino Ad Adjurandum, Chorus Willard. Willard
 Dixft Dominus,. Mrs. McNamara, MT. Serre and chorus-Mi1lard. Laudate Dominum, Miss Russell. MT. Serre and chorus-Millard. Magnificat, Chorus-Mozart. Offertory, Alleluia, MT. McNamara -Hammere1
 . Salutaris, Miss Irene Malley- Bassini.
 Tantum Ergo, Miss Mccarthy and chorus-Weigand.
 Divine Praises, chorus Laudate Dominum, chorus-Grego- rian.
 Postlude. March Pontificale-Lem- mems.
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TRUMBU1L CHURCH SERVICES

The Easter services at the Trum- bull Congregational church will con ducted by Rev. c. W. Ray of Pied mont College, Atlanta, Ga. The text taken from John 14-19 is Because Live Ye Shall Live Also"
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1 Dona Nobis, Quartet and Chorus
 La Hache. 1 Recessional, Regina Coeli-Werner | Mrs J. l.. Kennedy, assisted by Miss 1 LoretS1 Regenery, Joseph Shea, and | Thomas Wall, violinists.
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GEN. FRENCH VISITS PAGE

London, April 7-Field Marshal Viscount French, commander in chief of the armies in the United Kingdom visited Walter Hines Page, the Amer ican ambassador, at the embassy this morning.
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8 o'clock Mass
SACRED HEART CHURCH

8:OO A. M. Music by the Junior Choir Ring Out, Chorus-A. F. Loud. Easter Bells, Chorus-F. Harker. Immortality, Miss Helen Carroll. Hail, Thou Glorious Easter Morn ing, Chorus. Christ Is Risen, Miss Elizabeth Connors. Sing Sweet Carols, Miss Helen Car roll and Chorus. 9:OO A. M. Music by the Children's Choir. Kyrie E1eison-Battman. Hail, The Holy Day. Joybells of Easter-Judson. The Dawn was Purpling Ger the Sky-Nazor. &$ To Him Who for our Sins Was Slain-Sisters. of Mercy. 1O:sO A. M Music by Senior Choir Assisted by Orchestra. Vidi Aquam. =
 Christ Is Risen, Sanctuary Choir. Kyrie, Miss Theresa O'Brien and Chorus-Marzo.
 Gloria,-Marzo. MT. William Chew, Miss Julia ". Day. Miss Theresa O'Brien, MT.
 Joseph F. Miller, Soloists.
 Veni Creator, MT. William Chew.
 Credo,-Marzo. MT. William Chew, Miss Mae Cas-
 serly, MT. Joseph F. Miller, and
 chorus.
 Terra Tremuit, chorus, Sanctus and Benedictus-Marzo.
 Misses Theresa .O'Brien, Julia V.
 Day, Messrs. William Chew, Jo-
 seph Onkey.
 Agnus Dei-Marzo.
 Misses Lucy Agnes Clancy, Julia
 Day.
 Haec Dies. MT. William Chew and Chorus. 1880 P. M. Solemn Vesepers, Senior
 Choir, Assister by Orchestra.
 Vespers,-Marzo.
 Miss Theresa O'Brien, MT. Joseph
 Onkey, MT. William Chew, soloists
 Haec Dies, MT. William Chew and Chorus.
 Laudate Puer, Sanctuary Choir.
 Regina Coeli, Miss Lucy Clancy.
 o Salutaris, Miss Theresa O'Brien. Tantum Ergo, Miss Theresa O'Brien and Chorus.
 Divine Praises, quartette.
 Christ Is Risen. Sanctuary Choir.
 Organist and Choir Director, N. J. Herman.
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ST. PATRICK,s CHURCH.

Masses at this church win be as follows: 7.s9, 9:3O and 10:30s A. M. Following is the program for the 9:30 A. M. and 10:30 A. M. Masses:
 Children's Mass 9:3O A. M. Junior Choir of 60 voices. Prelude-Merkel.
 Kyrie-Rebew.
 Christ the Lord is Risen To-day Blake.
 Offertory Jesus Christ is Risen Boore.
 Our Lord Is Risen from the Dead Stainer.
 At Communion-Jesus, Jesus Come to Me-Spear.
 Postlude-Gounod.
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WASHINGTON PARK ME. CHURCH

The Easter music at the Washing ton Park, M. E. Church, Barnum &. Noble Avenues, will be rendered on Sunday morning instead of on Sun day evening as usual. MT. Arvin Hall has made a careful selection of the cantata, "The New Life" by Jas. Rogers and something of unusual mu- sical excellence may rightly be ex- pected. In connection with the morning sermon there will be a re- ception of members and short ad- dress to them by the Minister. The chorus for Easter consists of sopra- nos, Mrs Ethel Poland Hubbel1,, Miss Nellie Ricketts and Miss Lillian Gled- hill; contraltos, Mrs. Ruth Lloyd Kin ney, Miss Grace Peck, Miss Irene Smith, tenors, MT. Walter Ley, MT. Arthur Meachem, MT. Harold Wood, bass MT. Ellis Lundberg, and MT. Charles Couch. The cantata, 'The New Life' is as follows:
 Part 1, The Prophecy.
 Bass Solo, God Created Man to Be Immortal.
 Chorus, I will Praise Thee.
 Part 2 The Fulfillment.
 Chorus, Christ Our Passover.
 Soprano Solo, When the Sabbath was past.
 Tenor Solo, And He Said Unto Them, Be Not Afraid.
 Chorus, Alleluia.
 Part 3, The Promise.
 Soprano Solo, God Hath Not Ap- pointed Us to Wrath
 YNI. HYYl~ est.
 The young peoples chorus under the direction of MT. Harry Nichols have been preparing for a long time the cantata, '"The Risen King by Schneider. A quartette, consisting of Miss Elizabeth Nichols soprano; Miss Irene Smith, contralto; MT. Ar thur Meachem, tenor and MT. Charles Cough bass, assisted by a chorus choir, have been preparing this Eas- ter Cantata. The early evening ser vice commences at six-thirty and will close in sufficient time for the union evangelistic services at the Park St. church The cantata, "The Risen King by Schneider is as follows:
 Introduction. 1 Lord Hath Made. The Story.
 Chorus of Men, As It Began to Dawn.
 Trio, Women's Voices, With Loving Heart andt Laden Hands.
 Recitation, Men-But When They Came Unto the Sepulchre.
 Chorus-The Lord Is Risen.
 Recitation, Men-Then Went They Out Quickly and Fled. Chorus-Weeping for Him.
 Alto Solo-They Have Taken Away My Lord.
 Recitation, Men and Women-And When She Had Thus Said.
 Chorus-O Grave, Where Is Thy Mystery.
 Finale.
 Chorus-Unto Him Who Loved Us.
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ST. GEORGES CHURCH.

1880 A. M Processional, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day. Kyrie-Barnby. Offertory, The Strife Is Ger Sursum Corda, Sanctus, Agnus Dei- Merbecke. Gloria in Excelsis-Old Chant Post Communion, Nunc Dimittis. Recessional, Christ the Lord Is Ris- en Again. 1O:3O A M Processional, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day. Introit--Christ Our Passover. Kyrie-Barnby. Hymn-He Is Risen. Offertory-Hasten the Time Ap- pointed. Glorious Is Thy Name. Sursum Corda, Sanctus, Agnus Dei -Merbecke. Gloria in Excelsis-Old Chant Post Communion, Nunc Dimittis Recessional, Alleluia, Sing to Jesus. 400 P. M. Confirmation and Chil- dren's Festival.
 Processional, Jesus Christ Is Risen To- day.
 Psalter, Ousley's chant.
 Magnificent. Hopkins chant
 Versicles, Russian setting.
 Hymn, Veni Creator.
 Offertory, Hymns 123 and 252.
 Vesper Hymn, Draw, Holy Ghost, Thy Seven-Fold Veil.
 Recessional, Grown Him with Many Thorns Alleluia, Sing to Jesus.
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ST. CHARLES CHURCH

Pastor, Rev. P. J. McGivney. Children's Choir 8 o'clock Mass. Gaily the Flowers are Springing. Pure Heart of Mary. Hes:e1f Hearts.
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High Mass ,1O:SO A. M.


 Senior choir of 40 voices. Prelude, Easter March-Merkel. Vidi AQuam-Kempter. Kyrie Eleison-Mueller. GlOria-Mueller.
 Credo-Mueller. Offertory, Regina Coeli-Wiegand. Sanctus-Perlet. Benedictus-Perlet. Agnus Dei-Perlet.
 Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
 o Salutaris-Hammer Tantum Ergo-Wiegand. Blessed Be God-Chant. Holy God We Praise Thy Name German.
 Postlude-Gounod K. G. Weber. Organist and Choirmaster, Fritz re. + trs Ps, B
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ST. MARY'S CHURCH. High Mass at 1O:3O A. M.

High Mass at 1O:SO "A. M. Vidi Aquam-Kemper Kyrie-Millard.
 Gloria-Millard.
 Gloria-Millard.
 Offertory, Terra Tremuit, Grand Chorus-Hammerel. Sanctus-Millard.
 Benedictus-Millard. Agnus Dei-MiIlard. Recessional-Batiste Choir members-Mrs. Frank Mu- nich, Mrs. Joseph Wade, Mrs. Alban Ibison, Mrs. Donnelly, Miss Julia Sul- livan, Miss Mary Mahoney, Mrs. Sarah Nolan, MT. Alban Ibison, MT. Peter Brown, MT. John Lord, MT. William Burns.
 9 o'clock Mass MT. Joseph Clabby will assist the Junior choir.
 The Easter Light-Meredith. Bells of Easter-Han. Behold the Risen King-Dresrles. MT. Joseph Clabby.
 The Radiant Morn-Geibel. Recessional-Morela John Wilbur Dial, organist and choir director.
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NEWFIELD M. E. CHURCH
 Eveninr FRO

NEWFTELD M. E. CHURCH Evening, 1880. Chorus of thirty voices will sint the cantata "The Lord of the Eas tertide; text by Mrs. Edith Sanford Tillotson and music by John D. Cres we'll. Preleude. Darkness Falls, Chorus. Light at Eventide, Solo and Chorus On Calvary, Soprano solo and chO rus. Keep Watch at the Door, Baritone solo and mems chorus. The Song in the Night, Mezzo-so prano solo and chorus.
 Who Shall Roll Away the Stone Contralto and Baritone solo, and wo. mems chorus.
 IntermiSsion.
 Behold, Great Earthquake, chorus
 Fling Wide the Gates of Day, tenor and bass solos, duet and chorus.
 Now is Christ Risen, Chorus.
 Victorious Day, Soprano solo, duet and chorus.
 Lo, I am with You Always, chorus and baritone solo.
 The Lord of the Eastertide, final chorus.
 The chorus will consist of the fol- lowing:
 Sopranos: Edith Guggenheim, Edith Dew, Mrs. A. J. Sohn, Leona Strong Anna Barker, Helen Barker, Lena Newell, Mildred Smith, Mrs. John Gar butt, Saidee Caldwell.
 Altos: Allen Strong, Mary Barker Mabel Burkhardt, Mrs. D. M. Lewis Viola Goodrich, Doris Guild. Tenors: Fred Kupper, Arthur P1att Daniel w. Williams, Raymond liar greaves, Sydney Welton, John Garbutt George G. Guggenheim.
 Bases: Charles Resell A. J. Sohn Theo. Guild, Edward Chandler, Dud- ley Clark, Alfred Converse, James Bruffee, Walter Bishop.
 Mrs. George G. Guggenheim organ ist.
 Miss Viola Card, violinist.
 George G. Guggenheim, chorister.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RRCK = e
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Wherever wou meet three different men. you find six different opinions as to what should be done about the war.
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fST. LUKE'S CHURCH.
Stratford Ave-, and Sixth

8:00 A. M. Holy Communion, with Musical Program.
 10:30 Holy Communion and ser mon.
 Prelude. Marche Nuptials-MacMas- ter.
 Question-WoIstenh Processional Hymn 111,-Clarion. Christ Our Passover-Chant
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ST AUGusr1NEs CHURCH

ST AUGUSTINE?S CHURCH Masses: 6, 7:30, 9, 10. Solemn High Il.
 Vespers. P. M.
 Children's Mass 800 A. M. 1Uo volces.
 Program.
 Easter Service of Hope. " Prelude-Largo-H
 Processional.-
 Our Risen King-Kohlmann
 Low in the Tomb-Kohlmann.
 Alleluia Evermore-Greibel. . Praise Him-Kohlmann.
 Carols to the King-Thomas.
 Jesus the Light-Lowden.
 See OCT the Hill tops-Lowden. Recessional:
 Programme ii A. M. Service. Festival Prelude-DuBois. Vidi Aquam-Schoepf.
 Introitus-Desurrexi Kyrie, Pentecostes, Mass in E Flat, -Lambillotte.
 Gloria-Lambillotte : Gradualia Haec Dies-Tozer. 5, Sequentiae, Wctimal Pashali-Tozer Veni Creator-Millard.
 CreQO-LamDllIOCCo
 Offertoria Terra Tremuit-Tozer. Offertory Haec Dies-Hammerel. Sanctus-Lambillott
 Benadictus-Lambil Agnus Dei-Lambillotte. Communiones Pascha nostrum-To- ger.
 Recessional-Unfold Ye Portals, Re- demption-Gounod.
 Vespers, P. M. Festival Prelude-DeBois. Processional, Sing the Battle-Monk Millard's Vespers in D Flat. Domino ad--Millard.
 Dixit Domine-Millard.
 Juravit Dominum-Millard. Judicavit and De torrente-Millard Laudate Dominum-Millard. Haec Dies-Hammerel
 Magnificent (12th Mass)-Mozart. Regina Coeli.
 O'Salutaris--Wiegan
 Tantum Ergo-Berge.
 Divine Praises-Elliotte. Laudate Dominum-Chant. Recessional, Marche Pontefica1e.
 Members of the Choir. Miss Aurelia Berger, Mrs. Jennie
  Britt, Miss Mary Conlin, Miss Ethel Kiely, Miss Elizabeth Callahan, Miss Sadie Dillon, Mrs. T. J. Downey, Miss Frances Roman, Miss Edna Dooley, Miss Lillian Grace, Mrs. Frank Green, Miss Ethel Hogan, Mrs. Finton Kelly, Miss Riley, Miss Elizabeth Merry, An ma Mcclure, Miss Elizabeth McNama- "a, Miss Florence MacKiernan, Miss Evelyn MacKiernan, Mrs. B. Pippin. Miss Mae O'Rourke, Miss Mabel Swee- ney, Anna Kane. Miss Martha Schade, Miss Hedwig Scheiger. Miss Elizabeth stanton, Miss Claire Rourke, Miss Cathryn Ryan. Mrs. Vincent Wade, Miss Sarah Wall, Miss Rose Wall, Miss Marguerite Scott, William P. Green, Frank J. Green, Arthur La- vasseur, John Bray, Jeremiah Riley, J. J. Kennedy, Charles E. Stumcke, Jr., Joseph F. Vojtek, John Wade, Joseph Wade, Vincent Wade, M. J. Stanton. Il
 organist and choirnaster, Alfred T. Brisebois.
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PARK STREET CONGREGATIONAI CHURCH

Barnum Ave. and Park St. Dr. Beard will preach the fourth in the series of sermons on "Questions of the Infinite Compassion" This will be the Easter question of Jesus, Be lievest Thou This? ?'
 The chorus, under direction of liar ry H. Whitaker, will be increased by additional voices, and with the quar- tet, will be heard in the following program. Mrs. Dorothy Smith Wall violinist, will assist.
 Preludes on the violin:
 (a) Song and Allegretto,
 Couperin- -Kreisler.
 (b) Garden Melody, Schumann
 Mrs. Wall
 Anthem, The Stone which the Builders Refused-Lansing. Quartet and Chorus, The Choir An gelic-Hanscom.
 Tenor Solo, Alleluia, He Is Risen Neidlinger.
 Violin Solo, Song Without Words Mendelssohn.
 Anthem, Now If Christ Be Preach ed-Rogers.
 Organ Postlude, Gloria in Excel sis-Harrison. .~
 At 12:05 the Sunday School will have an Easter program preceding the lesson, Easter Day with the Young People," THE WEST END CONGREGATION AL CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL Easter exercises will be held at 4:30 o'clock.
 Program.
 Opening Chorus-Welcome Ye the Wondrous Morning.
 Responsive Reading.
 Prayer.-Pastor.
 Recitation Easter Welcome-Ralph White. Rose Holmes.
 Song, Hark the Heavenly Word. Recitation, Be Glad Catherine Roeser.
 Recitation, A Greeting to Easter Burton Mellor.
 Recitation, A Little Loving Word Irene Wright.
 Song, Welcome Easter Day-By the Misses Chapins' Classes.
 Recitation, The Message of the Lily -Eloise Clark.
 Recitation, Getting Ready for Eas- ter-Mabel Bannay.
 Recitation, It's Easter Edward Rizy.
 Song, Hasten to the Garden. Exercise, The Daffodils - Hulda Baisch, Dorothy Eathlean, Margaret Barr.
 Recitation, Easter Heralds - Alex Mellor.
 Exercises by Primary Dep't-Miss Fanny Northrop Supt.
 Song, The King Shall Arise. Recitation, Easter Dresses-Gladys Wolfram.
 Recitation, A Message of Easter Mary Donahue.
 Recitation, The Best of Days-Wm Pomeleit. Song, Morning Blest. Remarks-Pastor.
 Offering.
 Recitation-Nellie Holmes. Recitation, The Story of the Sol- dier-Russel1 Davis.
 Solo-Alice White.
 Presentation of Flowers to Primary Dept.
 Song, Let the Easter Sunshine fill Your Hearts. By the Misses Chapins' Classes. Benediction. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 Easter Sunday, April 8, 1917.
 Morning Service 1O:3O Organ Prelude, Resurrection Morn F. Johnson. Anthem 70 Sons and Daughters, let us Sing,"-Paul Ambrose.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Easter Sunday, April 8, 1917.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Easter Sunday, April 8, 1917.
 Morning Service 1O:3O Organ Prelude, Resurrection Morn Edward F. Johnson. Anthem 70 Sons and Daughters, let us Sing,"-Paul Ambrose. Soprano Solo, I know That my Re- deemer Liveth, from the Messiah Handel.
 Offertory, The Nightingale and the Rose-Saint Saens.
 Anthem, Christ Is Risen-William R. Spence.
 Anthem, Sun Shine Forth-Samuel Richards Gaines.
 Organ Postlude, Marche Militaire- Harry Powe Shelley.
 Evening Service, Organ Recital,
 . o'clock Fantasie (The Earthquake-DuBoi
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Carolyn Beebe, pianist and director Of tho New York Chamber of Music
 will be heard in the last evening con- cert of the season of the Wednesday
 Musical club Monday, at S:15 p. m., in
 the EIigh school auditorium
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Judge Morris B. Beardsley of Park place, who has been at the Post Grad uate hospital in New York for month where he underwent serious but suc- cessful operation, has returned to his home in this city.
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Special Music to be rendered at St. James Church, Stratford, Easter Sum day. High Mass 10:3O A. M.
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MT. and Mrs. Raymond E. Caller of Philadelphia, announce the birth of a son on April 4. Mrs. Caller was for merly Miss Rose Bray. of this oity. and she is the sister of John w. and Edward s. Bray.
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Orient Chapter, O. E. S., will hold . special meeting Monday evening, April g, at o'clock. Eight candidates will be initiated. A social affair will fol low.