At Union Church on Easter Sunday, the Rev. 0, E. Derwent proached both being quite large. The church had been morni evening, the tions beautifully decorated by the King's Danghtore. Ths cross of white lilies on the front of the pulpit was singularly effective, the whole scheme being in white marguerites and lilies, The morning text was Phil iii, 10, and in the evening Mr. Darwent preached an eloquent sermon on "Evolution and Immortality." The preacher showed that the whole modern evolutionary view of the world is absolu-
it is completed by the Christian doctrine rely unthinkable and contradictory unless of immortality. In the evening after the sermon the following musical service was rendered by the choir and Baroness von Moyerinck:—Quartette, "God 0 loved the world". Mrs, Armistead, Miss Hardie, Mr. F, Whittick and Mr. A. Lester. Solo; "He hath not left his soul in hell," Mr. A. Lester; Solo: "If in angelic and human language I could speak." (Eckert). Baroness von Meyerinck; Chorus by the choir " Awake up my glory."
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