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THE OMAITA DAILY BEEt SUNDAY, APRIL S. 1004.
EASTER IN ALL CHURCHES
Day of Eejo'o rg in Crt'i Victory CTer
Death to E Ob err.d.
RISEN 10R0 THEMt Of SONG AND SSRMON
II floa.e n( Hurihlo Prepare to
(rlrhnlr (he Triumphant Cul
mination of I'erlod of
Passion.
Easter and Christmas are the two days
of ftreatont rejolcaig In the C!ul?tan year.
Easter, rumlng as It does Itnme iiafly af r
Good Friday, wllh In snkm.iliy. 1. P''r- j
haps, from a ihurrhman's point of ciay.
more Joyous by the atitltiiplt than la
Christmas, whlrh Is prc-cvd-.d by no siasin,
urn aa Lent. Since Ash Wednesday the
churches In one way or another have
marked the forty days which rach ih"lr
Climax In Good Friday and in Easier with
Sperlul service. Ministers have sought to
Impress on tholr conRTPKai'on 'he superla
tive debt of Christian humanity to the
Christ. They have none over again, with
11 the ImpresslvrnoBs In their power, ihi
great scenes at the close of the greatest
life.
The end la come. The suffering la encd,
and now cotms the resurrection. The
black of mourning Is stripped from alter
and from chancel and the colors of Joy
and triumph are spread abroad. The prom
ise which made Christianity in completed,
and the Savior Is risen.
Throughout the rlty In every church of
every denomination today will bo serv
ices, with Easter sermons and with Easter
music. For days the cliolra have been
practicing hard for this event, and tomor
row every sinner will be In the choir to
lift the voice In nouns of rejoicing. Minis
ters have searched themselves for Ideas
and language such "1 should rise to the
spirit of the great dny. The steady church
goer will know where to go and with
church patriotism will fled what Is best
In his own place of worship. The great
number of those who go but seldom to the
churches will be out today. They will
find many services from nMch to choose
In Trinity cathedral Bishop Williams will
presld.j. The festival service and celebra
tion of the holy communion come in the
morning. The choir under J. W. Lnmpman
gives the following special Easter anthems:
"As It Regan To Dawn" Coombo
"Christ Has Won The Victory" Hawley
Why Seek Ye The Living Among The
Dead' Clara
The .full choral communion servlea by
Gower will bo used.
Two beautiful medals, one of gold, pre
sented by Miss Wakeley, and the other of
llyer. presented by Mrs. V. H. Haller, will
be awarded by, Illshop Wllllums.
In All Saints' church the choir, under
J. II. Slmms, gives the following; music:
MORNING.
Processional Hymn No. 114
Christ, Our l'assover Buck
Te beuiu, In B rial Stanford
Jubiliiie, In B Mat Utanlord
Contralto Solo Alleluia Humphries
Miss fortertleld.
Anthem Behold, ye Debpisrrs Parker
(Baritone solo by C. b. Haverstock.)
Communion service in V Stainer
Processiunul Hymn No. 117
EVENING.
Magnificat. In B flat Stanford
Tenor Solo Christ la Risen Today
Blachoff
Dan Wheeler.
Organ Solo Spring Song Mendelssohn
J. 11. Bimma.
Soprano Solo Immortality Shephord
.Mrs. Jennlaon.
Anirhetn-Awake, Thou That Sleepest..
; Redhead
I (Tenor Solo by Mr. Wheeler.)
Ibsb Solo The Resurrection Shelley
1 C. B. Haverstock
- Anthem Alleluia, tlx Eord Uveth
... , Harris
(Soprano solo by Mrs. Jennlson.)
Tha musical program for Easter morning
In St Matthias' church follows. Jo Bar
ton Is director of the choir and Mrs. M. E.
Benjamin is organist:
Processional Easter anthem.. O. F. LeJune
Kyrle Foota
Gloria Tlbi E. Hayes
Anthem See Now the Altar J. Faure
Burton Millard and Choir.
"At the Eamb'a High Feast". ...Q. J. Elvoy
Offertory Christ, the Lord, Is Risen....
H. R. Shelly
Miss Fayette Cola. Mrs. J. F. Anderson
, and Choir.
Sentence p. Humphrey
sursum Corda J. Ca midge
Saiiet ub I . . Ouunod
C, D. Palmer, Miss Pearl Morria
and Choir.
Coena Domini Draw Nigh and Take....
r J'"Y'w Sullivan
Unde et Memorea And Now, Oh Father
Bop i a no Solo I Know that My Re
deemer Elveth Handel
Miss Davidson.
Anthem God of Our Father .... DeKoven
Recessional All Hall tha Power .... Holdsn
In tha Church of the Good Shepherd the
Eoster music, under the direction of R. P.
Schwab, will ba as follows:
ProcekslonuJ Welcome, Happy Morning
Introit He' la Not Here." lie 'is" Risen?.".? "
Christ. Our Passover''.'.'.'.','.'.'.'.'.!'.'.'.'.'s-hiii'in
To Ileum, In D Read
Hymn Tha Strife la O'er, the Battle
Dona Paleetrlna
' Oltertory Holo-Allelula. Christ Is Risen
Shelley
Violin Obligalo
George Barker.
Communion service, In E flat .... Cr.mer
Recessional Come, ye Faithful Raise
the Strain Bulilvan
The following Eaater muslo will be pre-
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aented at the First Congregational church.
W. L. Thlckstun has charge of this choir:
MUJKN1NO.
Organ Lrgo I'rjidel
Antl.em Awake t'p. My Olory ... Parnhy
Quartet Victory Phelley
Organ Hallelujah Chorus Handel
EVESI.NO.
Urg n Griind Chorus
Anthem Ood Hath Appointed a
"Angels, Hull the Hock Awav'
Mrs. A. G. Edwards.
Anthem Awake L'p, My Olory
Quartet Victory
i u gan Serenade
Easter Song
O. W". Manchester.
Anthem Coming of the King .
Ui gan Festival Tostlude
. Oullmant
Day . .Tours
'....Hawley
. ... Barnby
... Shelley
Tart
.... Dennee
Ronry
Buck
In St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church Mount Calvary commandery,
Knights Templar, will attend the vesper
service. Rev. Robert Tost's Easter ser
mons will be "The Immortality of the
Soul" and "A Glimpse of the Risen Lord."
Thomas J. Kelly directs the choir and Miss
Maud" Mueller Is organist. The music
follows:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude Spring Song Mendelssohn
Processional Hymn Welcome, Happy
Morning J. Baptists Calkin
Doxoloay
Gloria Patrl Hopkins
Organ Interlude
Gloria I'atrl ." Hopkins
Anthem Morn s Roseate Hues
George w. Chadwlck
Response The Strife Is O'er Palestrina
Hymn 3ifl. tune, "Duke Street"
Eastei Solo I Know that My Re
deemer Llveth, from "The Messiah"
Handel
Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly.
Finale Hallelujah Chorus, from "The
MesHiah" Handol
Postlude
VESPERS.
"Christ, the Redeemer." (Being a serv
ice arranged to commemorate the
passion, ueath and resurrection of
our bleHsed Lord. I
Organ Prelude
Processional Hymn We March, We
March to Victory .... Sir Joseph Barnby
Response Forty Days and Forty Nights
llelnlein
Organ Interlude Gethsemane, from
"The Atonement" (new)
Coleridge-Taylor
Solo (Contralto) He waa Despised, from
"The Messiah" Handel
Mrs. Verne Miller.
Pastoral The Crucifixion
Hymn-Ant hem O. Come and Mourn
with Me Awhile Dykes
Anthem (Tenor Solo) There is a Green
Hill Far Away Oounod-Fuster
Mr. Kelly and Choir.
Hymn In the Cross of Christ Conkcy
Choral Response The Strife Is O'er
Palestrina
Anthem Aa It Began to Dawn
Sir George C. Martin
Offertory Solo Hosanna! Granler
Mrs. Kelly.
Finale Hallelujah Chorus, from "The
Messiah" Handel
In Hillside Congregational churoli a rep
resentation will be given during the morn
ing service of the throe women at the
cross Mary, Mary Magdalene and Salome,
with angel visitants. In the evening tho
pantomimic representation will be of the
angola and Mary Magdalene at the tomb.
There will be a real cross and tomb and a
pantomimic representation of the ungeia
at the cross and tomb ot Christ. The
church will be decorated wtih potted
flowors. Rev. W. Francis Berger has for
his Easter topics "The Martyr Hero" and
"Tha Tomb of Christ." The music will be:
MORNING.
Organ voluntary
Dojtoiogy
Hymn WO. 9B
Hymn on the Cross
Prayer, with the Lord a Prayer Chanted.
Solo Jerusalem
W. J. Stevens.
Anthem For God So Loved the World.
McPhall
Duet The Crucifixion Stainer
Requiem 'Tie Midnight and on Olives
Brow
EVENING.
Hymn
Anthem Hallelujah, He Is Risen. ..Martin
Duet He Is Risen Abbey
Antlphon Christ, the Lord Is Risen To
day Lindsay
Solo Resurrection Snelley
Triumphal aong Low In tha Grave He
Lay Lowry
In Plymouth Congregational church Rev.
Arthur J. Folsom will preach in the morn
ing on "Have Tou Seen the Christ," and
In the evening "Second Coming of Christ."
In Cherry Hill Congregational the Eaater
services occur during the Sunday school.
In Park vale church the special services are
In the afternoon.
In the Flnit Presbyterian church Rev.
E. II. Jenks preaches on "Too Good to be
True" and "The Sealed Grave." Lee G.
Krats has ehargo of the choir and Mrs.
Howard Kennedy Is organist. Tha muslo
follows: .
MORNING.
Prelude Chorus from "Redemption."
Gounod
Anthem, with solos for soprano, tenor
and baas Spirit Immortal Verdi
Miss Irene Van Noy, Will Orlgor, Will
Harrison and choir.
Offertory-Madrigal Slmlnotl
Chorus with response Unfold, Ye Port
als Gounod
Miss Grace Leard and rholr.
Solo, women's chorus Welcome, Happv
Morning Krats
Postlude March from "Tannhauser '
Wagner
EVENING.
Prelude Offertolre In D Minor Batlate
Anthem with baritone solo See Now
the Altar Faure
J. Brown and choir.
Offertory Dedication Frana
Mule chorus The Triumph of the Cross
Nevln
Postlude Hallelujah chorus front "Mes
siah" Handel
In Westminster Presbyterian church Rtv.
T. V. Moore will preach in the morning on
'"fhe Resurrection of Our Bodies." and in
the evening there will be a reception of
new members and communion and bspt'am
services. In Kncx Presbyterian Rev. De-
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mitt Ixng preaches on "Triumph and No
Death" and "Feeing the Kingdom."
In Clifton Hill church Eaeter wl;' to oV
served with decorations and special music.
The morning sermon by Rev. R. M. Dillon
will be to the children on the resurrec lpn.
There will be a celebration of the Lord's
supper, and In the evening a song service.
In Castellar 8treet church Rev. Waller
Reynolds preaches In the morning on "Life,
Life, Immortal Life." In the evening occur
the graduation services of tho primary de
partment of the Sunday school. The little
people, twenty In number, will recite and
sing. Fred Krelle will sing "Cr isslng the
Bar." by Tennyson. The morning muslo
will be:
Organ voluntary oy Miss Shaw, organist.
Doxoingy, In long meter.
Hymn jesus Cluist is K.scn Today
l.j ra Davldk a
Anthem Bright taster Mutn
Kli kpati I'-k. .
Anthem our Lord is itisun r rom the
Dead Muiray
Hymn Immanuel'a Land Rimbault
Offertory soio by Mirs Souders Af er
a Night of Bitter Weeping Ntidiinger
Hymn iSearcr My God to '1 nee Mason
In the First Methodist Episcopal church
Ben Stanley gives the following music:
MORNING.
Organ prelude Far Flames the Easter
, Morn Loreni
Oloria Paul
Hymn Christ, the Lord. Is Risen Again
Carey
(Eaater Hymn bohemian church," 1M1.)
I Jiany Savior, vt i.eu in Dust to Thee.
Congregation.
Chant The Lord Is My Shepherd....
Choir.
Anthem Te Deum in D Max Vogrlch
Anthem God Hath Appointed a Day. Tours
Hymn
Anthem The Strain t'praise of Joy and
Praise. Alleluia A. A. Stanley
Ascription All Things Come of Thee,
O, Lord Tallls
Hymn The Strife is O'er, the Ratle
I,fne P.iestrlna
Doxology
Postlude Eaiter march .Merkel
EVENING.
Prelude-Angels Roll the Rock Away
Hymn Christ.' the Lord, Is 'Risen Againnby
Ca rey
(Easter Hymn Bohemian church, 1531.)
Resnonse-.Now, the Day Is Over. . .Barnby
Anthem I 111 Mention the Kindnesses
of the Lord Sullivan
Anthem With Glorv Clad Wagner
Offertory anthem The Strain Upraise..
r;- Stanley
Hymn The Strife is O'er
Doxology
Postlude Hallelujah Chorus ....'..'.'.Handel
In Trinity Methodist Episcopal church Rev.
E. Crombie Smith preaches in the morning
on "The Enthronement of Sacrifice." In the
evening tho Sunday school will give ft
missionary Easter exercise, "'The Risen
Lord." Tho morning music will be as
follows:
Hymn Mendebraa, after the German
melody Mason
The Day of Resurrection '.'.
, John of Damascus
Anthem-This Is the Day Alfred Gaul
Double Quartet.
Duet I Know That My Redeemer
Lives Mendelssohn
Mme. Fred Kerr and A. P. Johnson.
Hymn Dlndemata Sir Ceotg J Elvey
Crown Him With Many Crowns......
Matthew Bridges
Choir and Congregation.
Solo Tha Easter Song Dennee
Miss Alice Fawcett.
The choir of Seward Btreet Presbyterian
church, of which J. W. Watson Is the
leader and H. V. Fitch the organlat, will
render the following music Easter:
MORNING.
Organ Prelule Adorabunt Natlonea....
Responae Heavenly Father Leslie
Anthem Vt hen Morning Gilds the Skies
'", Ashford
Offertory Spring Song Mendelssohn
Patten'a Orchestra.
Solo Jerucalem ; Park
John Edward Keyea.
Postlude Easter Hymn Anon
EVENING.
Organ Prelude Extract from "Messiah"
Response Now the Day is Over'.".' BaViUnJ
Antnem The First Fruits of Them that
Slept Lorenae
Offertory Longing for Home ... Jungmann
Solo-Calvary Roauey
John Edward Keyea.
String Quartet Fowler
bolo Insurrection
Mra. J. L. Kendal.
Cornet Solo Lost Chord Sullivan
Dr. A. D. Laird.
Anthem An Easter Alleluia .... Ashford
Postlude
Patten'a Orchestra.
Easter program at St. John's African
Methodist Episcopal church:
MORNING.
Hymn
Choir and Congregation.
Anthem Christ Hath Won the Victory
. Danks
Anthem Our Great Deliverer Danks
EVENING.
Hymn
Choir and Congregation.
Anthem O Joyful Sounof Adama
Anthem Our Great Deliverer Danks
Paper The Resurrection
Miss Brown.
Solo Go Bury Thy Borrow Jude
, Miss Cecelia A. Wilson.
Recitation and Chorus of Girls
Solo Jesus of Nasareth
Mrs. Julia Walker Bunders.
Recitation
Miss Buckn'ji'.
"Oo Ye Therefore Unto Ail National".
Trowbridge
Double Quartet and Chorua.
The Calvary Baptist church choir will bo
assisted by Miss Mncken at the piano and
Miss Olive Carpenter, Miss Conklln and
Carl Paulson, violins. Harry rrlor la organ
ist and Mrs. G. W. Noble choir director.
The Easter music follows:
' MORNING.
Quartet Magdellne Lane
Mrs. Noble, Miss WllMnms, Mr. Joseph
and Mr. Stiles.
EVENING.
PInce by man came death.
By man came iilsa the resurrection.
For aa In Adam all die.
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North Twelfth etreet,
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Even so In Christ shall all be made alive.
Hallelujah Chorus Messiah
The following mush al numbers will bo
rendered at Grace Baptist church Sunday:
MORNING.
Anthem They Hove Taken Away My
Lord Harrington
Selections from Butgmuller
, t Florence Rhoades.
Messiah Victorious Thompson
. Miss Rosella Vlckery.
Anthem As It Began to Dawn Vincent
, EVENING. J
Thy King Rodney
Mr. Fellman. . t
Te Deum Bauinbach
The Junior union haa an Eaater program
In the afte'noon.
The North Side Chrlatlan church will ob
serve Euster Sunday throughout the day.
Communion service will be held In the
morning, following which the Sunday aohoJl
will give nn Eaater concert, entitled "Tho
Little Philanthropist." In the afternoon tho
Junior Endeavor society will give an Easter
concert exercise. The program for the
evening service follows:
Frocesslonal Cross of Jesus Stnlner
The Heavens Declare Ills Glory. .Beethoven
Cavalieriu Rusticana Aloscagnl
, Violins and organ.
Chorus Hallelujah
Hymn Rtse, Glorious Leader, Rise
Jerusalem Parker
C. A. Mango m and chorus.
Christ the Ird Is Risen Today Warren
Offertory procession I to Calvary... Stainer
Violins and organ.
Anthem Christ Our Passover H. Millard
Recessional Jerusalem the Golden. I.ejoune
Postlude Priest's March Mndelasohti
Easter service at Kountse Memorial
church will consist In the morning of the
full communion service, Including the
Scnctus, Agnus Del and a stately anthem
by the choir, and In the evening selections
from the oratorio, "Tho Redemption," by
Charles Oounod, under the direction of
E. D. Keck. The soloists will be Miss
Edith Foley, soprano; Miss Macy Slaien
horst, metxo soprano; n. J. Spoerrl, tenor;
E. N. Bo voile, baritone, and William Uy
nard, bass. Mr. Harniscli, organist.
TART I.
Chorus, "The Karth la My Possession."
Calvary Recitative, "Then is Jesus Con
demned, solo, " If My 1 Have Been
Evil;" recitative, "When l. .lour Was at
Hand."
March to Calvary Chorus, "Forth tha
Royal Manners Go;'' chorus, "The Passers
By;" recitallve, "The Priests Hearing the
Cries;" men's chorus, "Can He Not Save
Himself."
The Repjroaches Chorus, "O, My Vine
yard;" solo, "While My Watch I Am Keep
ing." The Centurion Recitative, "And When
the Centurion Saw the Earth (Juake;"
chorus, "For I's the Christ Is Made the
Victim Availing."
PART II.
From the Resurrection to the Ascension
Chorus, "Savior of Men;" recitative, "Now
When tho S-ibbath Waa Past;" trio, "How
Shall We by Ourselves Have Strength to
Roll Away the Stone;" chorus, "Now Be
hold Ye the Guard."
The Holy Women Before the Apostle
Recitative, "Now While by Their Bitter
Sorrows;" trio, "The Iord, He Is Risen
Again;" chorus, "Though We Fain Would
Have Believed You;" aoTo, "From Thy Love
as a Father;" chorus, "enfold Ye Portals
Everlasting;" chorus (soprano), "But Who
Is He, the King of Glory;" chorua, "He
Who Death Overcame;" chorua, "Of Hosts
He Is the Lord."
PART III.
Tho Pentecost Chorus, "Lovely Appear
Over the Mountains;" aolo, "Ye Mountains.
Ye Perpetual Hills;" chorus, Lovely Ap
pear Over the Mountains;" solo, "A Voice
from Heaven; Go Ye Forth On Your Way."
Hymn of the Apostles Chorua, "The
Word Is Flesh Become;" chorus, "He Is
Before the Worlds."
At the First Baptist church the quartet
will be assisted In the evening by Miss
Shane, pianist, and a chorus of sixteen
voices:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude Bruneau
Anthem-Christ is Risen Bracket
Te Deum in A .elbel
Solo Eaater Song Dennle
Miss Bishop.
Anthem As It Began to Dawn ...Buck
PoBllude Marcba Romalne , Oounod
EVENING.
Organ Village Festival Seybaeh
Merrily the Easter Bells Gerrtt Smith
Chorus, In unison.
Anthem The Resurrection 8helley
Miss Gamble, Quartet and Chorus,
with Piano and Organ.
Boio A New Heaven and New Earth.. Gaul
Mr. Cheney.
Easter Carol Hujolce, the Lord Is King
Dressier
Organ Offertolre in G Wely
Services at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
church, Fourteenth and Castellar atreets,
Easter Sunday, April 8:
Low mass, 8 a. m.
High msss, 10:30 a. m.
nv. John Smith, pastor, ollclattng.
Under the direction of Mr. August Kreo
ger a choir of twenty voices will sing masi
In honor of St. Patrick, by J. Wlegand.
The offertory, "Reglna Coeli," by A.
Wernes, will be sung by a. double quartet.
Mrs. F. 3ongardt, Misses Rush, McCor
mlck, Neu and Brennan, Messrs. McMUlian
Brennan, Rush and Kreoger will sing the
aoloa through the services. Mrs. R. E.
Yocum, organist. Evening services, rosary
and benediction, the choir will alng, "O
Balutarls." by Lamblllotte, solo and chorus;
"Tantum Ergo," by Mocart, chorus; "The
Gregorian Chants" will bo sung during tha
morning and evening services. Evening
hymn. "Ave Marls Stella." arranged for
male trio, by A. H. Rosewlg, Messrs. Mor
larty, Brennan and Rush, soloists.
In Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church
muslo will be furnished for the morning
service by a double quartet composed of
Mrs. Sheets, Mrs. Holden, Miss Johnson,
Miss Emdry and Messrs. Jones, Paine,
Bailey and Conrad, Miss Caroline Conklln
will play the violin and Mrs. Dooley Is
the accompanist. The music includes
Camby's "Oh, How Amiable Are Thy
Dwellings;" "Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead" (Warren): Easter hymn,
"Davidlca;" offertory, violin solo, Miss
Conklln; "Song of Praise" (Meyer-Hel-mund).
Mrs. Sheets; and Smart' "The Day
of Resurrection."
The Epworth league of the First Meth
odlst Episcopal church will observe Eaater
day with a sunrise prayer meeting at 7
o'clock, which will be addressed by F. L
Willis. The regular session of the league
at 7 o'clock In the evening will precede the
vsning service.
In Glare Lutheran church the morning
?rvlce opens with the Easter Introit,
nr which comes the Gloria Patii, the
'orta In Excelsls and the Euster anthem.
1 o morning sermon of Rev. M. L. Mellck
::: b "He Is Risen as He Said." and will
followed by the reception of new mem
n. baptism and the communion. "Christ
Case" will be the subject for the Sunday
crool: "The Third Day He Rose Again"
or the Luther league; and In the even
!r..T the Sunday school will render the
faster service. "The Living Redeemer."
In St. Mark'a the day opens with a Chris
inn Endeavor service for young and old,
lowed by confirmation, confession and
: solution and the sermon by Rev. Leon
ird Groh. "The Resurrection." The
'. ister Sunday school exercises occur In
i:o evening.
solemn high mass will be celebrated
i St. Phllomena'a cathedral at 6 o'clock
'acter morning and low masses at 7:84
nd 9 o'clock. At 10:30 a solemn high mas
'ill be celebrated by Rev. J. W. Stenson,
rested by Very Rev. A. M. Colanerl as
eaeon. and Rev. P. A. MoGorern as
v:hdeacon. At thia service the sermon
Ml be delivered by the rector of the
ithedral. while the music will be rendered
y tn full senior choir under the direction
f Miss Swift.
At St. John's Catholic church the solemn
"aster high mass will commence at 10 il
'. m. Rer W. F. Ronlion of the 6t.
Louis university will deliver the Etster
sermon. The entire acolytlcal society, la
, charge of Prof. Eugene Paly, S- i-, will
be In the sanctuary. St. John's choir,
with Miss Judge at the organ, and directed
by John A. Bchenk, will sing Pacini's
solemn mass. Mme. Bethge, White,
Myers, Lehman, McNnmara, Falrchlld and
Messrs. Burkley. McCreary and Bradley
are the soloists In the mass. At the offer
tory, Mrs. E. V Oudahy will sing Dana's
"Salve Reglna." Mrs. Koenlck and Miss
Lehman will render Wlegand's duet, ' O,
Balutarls."
Easter Sunday will be celebrated at St.
Cecelia's church with the usual solemn
ities. The masses will be at 7. 9 and 10:80
o'clock. The last wilt be a solemn high
mass, of which Rev. D. P. Harlngton will
be celebrant. Father Robinson, S. J.,
deacon, and Prof. Meyers aubdeaeon. Tho
sermon will be preached by Father Rob
inson. The choir, composed of Mrs. W.
W. Turner, Mrs F. J. Moriarty, Mlsa Mae
O'Brien, sopranos; Miss Daisy Higglns
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