Evening journal., 1921-03-28
CROWDSOUTON
JOYOUSEASTER
Ideal Weather Helps Make
Day Especially At
tractive
SERVICES
IN ALL CHURCHES

courage delivered from the pulpits.
In many churches IL was the DAY
of Ingathering," many persons being
baptized and admitted into the
church.
The great feast OF the Resurrection
was fttingly observed in all the
Catholic churches. At st. Peters
Cathedral, Rt. Rev. John ]. Mon
Afghan oficiated at IL o'clock mass
and impaired the Papal Benediction.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
Alphonso Schwitalla, S. j.. who
preached at the cathedral through
out the services during Holy Week
At st. Patrick's Church, the high
mass at IL o'clock was celebrated by
the pastor, Rev. James p. Quigley
Mozart's Twelfth Mass was sung
by the choir under the direction Of
Rev. James NJ. Grant, ID. ID. An ad-
! ditional musical number at the high
mass was Rosewigs "Hallelujah
| Chorus"
The program OF services at St.
Paul's r. c. Church included masses
at s, 7, s, . and 10 o'clock, with
solemn high mass at IL o'clock, cell
ebrated by the pastor. Rev. T. F.
Waldron, with Rev. T. Walker, o. s.
A., deacon; Rev. Peter Lownay, o.
S. S. f.. sub deacon. The sermon
was by Father Walker. At 7.30 Rev.
T. c. Higgins was celebrant at Sol
emn vespers. The church was elab-
orately decorated with palms,
Easter lilies, roses and other flowers.
Special musical programs were
given throughout the day.
At st. Elizabeth's Church, the
high mass was celebrated at a. m,
by the pastor, Rev. william Temple.
d. ID. The choir was assisted by a
string quartet under the direction
OF Prof Harry Stausebach.
| Services at st. Andrews Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Rev. Rich
ard w. Trapnell, rector. were as fol-
lows. Holy communion at 100 a.
m; anthem, Awake Up My Glory"
Bible class and Sunday school at
/ 9.45; holy communion and sermon
at IL o'clock. The Easter festival
Of the Sunday school. with carols
by the school at 4.30 p. m, took the
place of the regular evening service.
Special musical programs were
given at st. Johns Trinity, Calvary
Emmanuel, Old Swedes and ST.
Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Churches.
Easter celebration was held in the
New Church. Pennsylvania ave. and
Broome street. at 10.45. with Rev
George Henry Dole officiating. Tit
subject OF his sermon was THE Lore
Rising" Communion was held a
the close Of the service. A double
quartet sang the cantata, "Lif'
Everlasting"
In Hanover Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Charles II. -Bohner, pastor
preached two masterful sermons OF
"a House Not Built With Hands.
and THE Power of an Endless Life.
The quartet music was especial.
fine
At st. stephens Lutheran Church
! Tatnall street between Seventh anC
Eighth streets Easter day was cele
brated in a festal way with three
services. beginning at oclocl
with the administering Of the Lord
= Supper. Special music was givel
throughout the day. At Holy Trim
ity Lutheran Church, Madison an,
Twenty third streets. special Easte
services were given, with Rev. S. f
, Wicker as acting pastor. Musica
programs featui ed the services.
A sunrise praise service marke'
the beginning Of Easter at zioi
! Lutheran Church, Sixth and Jack
5 son streets. The services began a
5 a. m. with Rev. S. G. Won Boss
81 officiating at all services. Specia
81 musical selections were given durinl
= the day.
The Easter season was celebrated
q at Westminster Presbyterian Churcl
with a special program OF worship
4 at both services. ~ 1880 a. m. tn
% double quartet sang Christ Gu
n Passover" Music was the feature a
20 the 4 O'Clock service. Basil MilanC
e harpist, was the special soloist. Fred
Z erick W. Wyatt directed the choi
Z in singing Martins LAS It Began I
s Dawn" and Dudley Bucks "Festiva
= TIE Deum." Special Easter service.
with special music, were given a
). Olivet Presbyterian Church, illus
g trating The Easter Season"
/: Special Easter services wer
r. given in all the Methodist Episcops
d churches yesterday. At Grace NJ. !
IS Church, Ninth and West streets, tn
o Epworth League held a sunrise serN
ice at o'clock. Miss Susan Parv
It conducted the devotional exercise
y and Miss Mary Heindle gave IN
n Easter message.
> At Harrison Street NJ. +. Churcl
Union NJ. +. Church. Goodman M. ]
Is Church, Claymont NJ. T.. Churcl
n Brack-Ex NJ. +. Church and Trinit
NJ. +. Church special Easter service
It featured with extensive musical pr,
d grams, marked yesterdays obser'
d ances.
r, At the First Methodist ProtestaI
Church, Seventh and Walnut street
u there were special musical program
n at all services. Miss Spooner direc
It ed the choir. and the Sunday scho
Al orchestra, which was augmente
5 rendered a musical hour at the Sun
n day school session. Easter service
2 were held at Second NJ. p. Churc
ID Fifth avenue and Anchorage stree
n with Rev. b. F. Jester, pastor. pr
II siding.
,e Something OF the origin of East
was told by Rev. c c. Earle. ID. I
3 in his sermon in Bethany Bapti
r Church. yesterday morning. "Ea
I, ter" he said. Originally was a fe
tival in honor OF the goddess
Spring, who was suppoaed 70 ha'
been Matched from great el
Z. which fell from heaven"