Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-03-31 | Page 3 | Worshipers Crowd Churches

WORSHIPERS CROWD CHURCHES Ii ip p of every ery creed creeds r s In many of has s the al Jes were were- pable to find seats ought to enter could Ice jice ce The beauty of ot p lal ial Easter musical o 0 bring ring out the mul- mul 1101 thedral the decora- decora Tins and carnations A choir choir of oC thirty the music with witha Ims d a Sirs Irs Ira Emily Grims- Grims gan an an Eddie chose Abject for his fine eq turned away at att atI I t t I St. St Pauls Paul's told 1 he risen Lord to a axed faxed the capacity of the building Solos Solos' were rendered by Mrs Stanley C. C I Price and Miss Virginia Virginia Vir Vir- ginia Swift The musical at St. St Marys Mary's was elaborate Violin solos were player b by Master Roy Williams and special vocal solo numbers were given giyen by Mr Mrs Cloy Elmer Mrs O. O T. T Carlson Callon Mrs George B. B Curtis Miss l l I 0 er rUss Miss Owen Miss Harley T. T C. C ford Crawford and A. A Whiteman The Divinity Divinity Divinity Di Di- vinity of Christ was was the the theme of Father 1 Ys Y's sermon Services at the Theatre The Unitarian services services' In the Salt Lal Lake e Theatre filled the lower portion o of the E house The he he Unity quartette rendered rendered ren ren- dered appropriate selections and the Rev Mr 11 Thacher preached an able sermon upon the Immortality of the SOI Soul 1 At t the Phillips Congregational church the Sunday school school children contributed contributed con con- suitable recitations and songs songe and the Rev Mr Simpkin spoke briefly on the Gladness of Easter The decorations of the First Congregational Congregational Congregational Congre Congre- church were entirely in green I and white the lilies being heing brought from California especially f for r the ocI oc oc- oc- oc casion T The regular C choir and hd Prof fe f I Radcliffe rendered an excellent musical must musi cal First Pirat Baptist Church The Rev Dr Brown at the First Firt Baptist church spoke upon The Res Rca Because I Live Ye Shall Live Also was the text of the Rev Dr Paden's Padens sermon at the First Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presby Presby- terian church The rhe The published musical was carried out in full The congregation at the First Methodist Methodist Methodist Metho Metho- dist church filled every inch of space The Rev Dr J. J L. L Albritton took the Resurrection for the subject of his fine discourse At the Central Christian church Miss 1 Pinkerton sang I Th That t My rh Redeemer Re He- lie lie- deemer Liveth and arid the Credibility of the Resurrection was the subject of the sermon