The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04
Among the Churches.

from the pockets.
Among the Churches.
Nearly 81, 800 were paid on st. Bridget's Church
debt last year
The Rt Rev. Bishop Chatard visited st. Mary 8
of the Woods this week.
Tomorrow the feast of St Bridget will be
celebrated in st. Brideets Church. The Very
Rev. p. p Cooney will preach, taking for his
subject ''Ss. Bridget
There will be song service at Plymouth
Church to morrow evening; subject, Christ
and the Samaritan Woman" with selections
from Steindale Benefits Woman of Samaria. I"
On account of sickness, the lecture which was
20 have been given by Mrs. Caroline b. Buell.
corresponding secretary of the National w q
Il. u, on tomorrow evening, at Tabernacle
Church, will be postponed for one week
The Second Baptist Church W i'll have what is
called "a grand rally" on next Sunday morning
at IL o'clock. Services will be conducted by
Rev. FL. H. Price. of Simpsons chapel. and Rev.
w. 81. Foreman. of Backford lions church.
The Tippecanoe Club will meet at the Mayors
Office at 10 o'clock tomorrow and go to Grace
M. E. Church to hear L. IL Jameson preach the
clubs anniversary sermon. Mr.. Jameson will
sing Gathering Home at the conclusion OF his
sermon.
Rev. f. D. Daniels. late Of Washington. d.
al work of his church in this State. will preach
IN the New Church chapel. No. 1893 North Ala
bama street. tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
on Tho Story of Jonah"
Inc Evdngollcai Ministers Association VIII
meet in the Y. Nj. c. A.. rooms on next Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. j. S. Jenckes will
open the discussion on the subject, Tho New
Testament Basis for the Two-wine Theory"
The discussion of the subject for the last meet
ing will be postponed for one month.
large number of the ladies of the Fifth
Presbyterian Church held all-day social at
the residence of the pastor, yesterday. Mrs. A.
n. Martin. of Button, Ind, and Mrs. Kate
Cnmmins, former Pensioners, were present
An elegant dinner served and music and
charades contributed to the enjoyments.
The supper given by the Ladies' Social Circle
of the First Baptist Church last night from to
$50 o'clock, was social and financial success.
The tables were beautifully set and embellished
with daintily tinted fairy lamps and candies
with fover-ehadss. The menu was excellent
and partakNn of by large number Of oh arch
members and their friends.
Meetings at the Seventh-Day Adventists
church. on Central avenue, have greatly in
creased in interest and in order to accommodate
all who may attend. services will be held in the
new. large auditorium for the first time to-mor-
row evening. when the subject will be: rs the
End of the World at Hand, or the Signs Of the
Times" The services will be conducted by
Elder A. w. Bartlett.
Rev. j. G. Bracy, representative secretary OF
tho American McAIl Association. is in the city.
and will address the congregations of the
Meridian street Methodist and st. Pauls Episco-
pal churches. during tomorrow mornings serv
ices. He will occupy the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian Church in the evening. and meet
with the ladies of the Indiana McA1i Auxii arv
in the First Baptist Church on Monday at 2:30
o'clock p. M.
The revival services at Roberts Park Church
will be continued throughout the coming week.
The meetings will be held afternoon and even
ing, at 2:30 aud o'clock P. NJ During the
past week the meetings have been largely at
tended and very successful, there being It's ac-
cessions and 125 conversions. At 2:30 o'clock
this aft ernoon there will be childrens and
youths meeting, to which all young people
cordially invited.
VI. II
byt erian Church social last night. small fee
was taken at the door, which paid for the re-
fres Ements and entertainment. For the latter
the audience was very enthusiastic, each num-
Der being heartily applauded. A violin solo was
given by little Lucia Sickels, song by Miss
Gates, and Rotations by Mr.. Frank Richards
and Mr.. Harry Horter comprised the pro-
gramme. The participants are all favorites.
aud are in constant demand for church enter
tainments
On Wednesday, at the Y. M. c. A. building,
third floor, there will be called meeting of the
railway clerks employed by the various rail-
roads centering in the city For several months
the railroad clerks have been considering the
advisability of ORGANIZING association that
would promote their interests, and the object of
the present meeting is to form such
eanzaton. This call is signed bv w. Fl Rob-
son, Robert A. Meek. William Thorn, George
w. Haylor, John Scott. f. FL. Ellsworth, O. @.
Stamm, W. E. Overton. C. D. Harper and G. III.
Angle.
The Sunday-school classes OF Mrs j. R. Ryan
and Miss Belle Ford, of the Central Christian
Church gave an entertainment, last night, that
was very interestipg-a sale of antique statu-
airy. Rev. Mr.. Ganfz acted as auctoneer and
by his persuasive powers created lively bidding
Young ladies took the parts and the gentlemen
to whom they were sold were obliged treat
them to refreshments. For surprise, two fig
ures were sold, and one buyer had gentleman
to treat aud the other ESCAPED that penalty, as
''Venns" was dummy. The sale was followed
by refreshments The young ladies' deserve
credit for their effort. which was very success
full.
The Sunday-school teachers of the city are in
vited to the union meeting to-day at the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Association. The
exercises will commence at six minutes hast u
noon, with five minutes of devotion, led by Mr.
Wednesday, superintendent of Hall Place Sun
day school DIR. Gilbert will then give an expo
sition of to-morrow's Sunday-school LESSON
Matt. xvii, l. 13, 1.-The Transformation of Christ y
using the map and blackboard. Several i'm
portant questions assigned to different persons
last week will be answered The meeting will
close at o'clock. The committee having charge
will present to-day some plans and sug-
gestions for the benefit of those who attend the
meeting