Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-15
&STERPROGRAMS
'lTOBE ELABORATE
n..cial Music and Sermons viii
Feature In Protestant and
Catholic Churches
kesvIcEs IN THE EVENING

special church services will be held
....rrow. Easter Day, with elaborate
zeal programs.
W the Catholic churches Of the city
-. will be solemn high mass, with
Is.eial sermons. in addition to the
.r,l low massce. In many Of the Prot.
E.snt churches there will be more than
q. morning service and in the ma ajority
Catholic and Protestant churches
IA,re will, be services tomorrow evening.
The Episcopal churches OF the city
IN observe the Easter festival with
o,cisl services and music appropriate
4 the anniversary Of the Resurrection.
Bishop Rhinelander, head Of the Do
". Of Pennsylvania, will preach at the
Ia 40 o'clock morning service in the
|pro. Cathedral Of st. Mary. at Broad
snd South streets. In this service the
|Rlshop also will oficiate at the blessing
q Ire polid. gold memorial baptismai
Snvl fashioned from the jewelry and
fsmily heirl6oms Of the late Mrs. Annie
Eaeden Vaughan Watson, wife Of Con.
L,essn,an Watson, of Bucks County,
Bishop Garland will oficiate at his.
ssfic Cd Christ Church. Second street
Ihoye Market, where he will preach the
Iaster sermon at the morning service
M administer confirmation to class
Resented by the rector.
4 Bishop Rowe, of Alaska, will preach
N the 10 80 o'clock service in the
Memorial Church Of the Advocate, at
Eishteenth and Diamond streets.
/ fhe Easter music at ct. Peters
Germantown, rendered by the
fhoir under direction of Harry NJ. Sta.
fon, organist. assisted by Joseph Tos.
esno 6arpist. and Leonard Epstein.
Ejolinist. Of the Philadelphia Orchestra
Irill E include the ''Te Deum," b minor
bach; "Nunc Dimittis," r fat, J. +.
|ujah Chorus from the Messiah"
Maria" Bach .Gounod; when It Was
Get Dark" Woodman, and THE Lord
d Risen by Sullivan, will be sung
by Mrs. II. NJ. station. contralto.
Since 1869 Floria Del (Old Swedes')
Church has observed the custom of hold
|ng service of special music at 6
B clock on Easter morning. People
from all over the city have made this
yearly pilgrimage to attend this Easter
bervice.
At the 10 80 services OH Easter Day
] setting will be dedicated in memory
pf the late Priscilla II. Lippincott, a
member Of the Simpson family, shin
builders, who for many years were
members Of Old Swedes'.
The Offering at the Easter morning
Dervice will be for the endowment fund,
10 endow sitting in memory Of the
ate Rev. Charles r. Betticher, Jr., who
|or three years was assistant to the Rev.
Mr.. Shines. The rector. the Rev. Percy
R. Stockman. will preach at all serv-
Ices.
The Sunday School carol festival
levice will be held in the afternoon at
B 80, at which time the annual Offering
|Of missions will be presented. In the
|aSt twenty-five years the Sunday
lehool Of Old Swedes' has given more
han $50 900 to missionary work
through its Easter offerings.
Summit Presbyterian
The choir of Summit Presby terian
Church. in Germantown, will sing Man
hey's Resurrection" Mr.. Bawden will
birect the choir and will also play the
''Predre' Overture OF Massenet.
The choir of the Episcopal Church of
Fhe Annunciation. Twelfth and Dia-
nond streets, will sing special Easter
music at both morning and afternoon
'ervices. Farmers Mass in Il fiat
nth the anthems Hail. Festal Day."
y the Rev. James Baden Powell, will
sung at 1890 A. NJ. and Stainer's
!asnifcat and Nunc Dimittis in A with
he anthem "Alleluia. Christ Is Risen."
Y Il. +. Danks. at 4P. NJ. Albert B. |
Nells, choirmaster; Helen G. Wells,
oprano; Jane IL. Dolan. cOntralto; Il. !
'asil Downey, tenor; Russell Dolan,
s@; !ansant Shippey, Organist, and !
00lr OF twenty. five yoices |