Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-14
First Presbyterian church, left for Chic ago
last Tuesday to take a months course in
Moody's training school for bible work.

First Presbyterian church, left for Chicago
last Tuesday to take a months course in
Moody's training school for bible work.
The attractions this week at the Young
Mems Christian Association are not numer-
GUS. the only thing booked being lecture
by Frank Beard, who will give his
chalk talk. The. lecture takes place Tues
day evening.
One of the grandest receptions ever given
by the Young Mems Christian association
will occur on the night of April 23 Secre-
tary Jenner and his associates will banquet
the railroad men in general This event is
looked forward to with much interest. 1t is
supposed that il will be one of the largest
attended banquets ever held in the building.
AT the morning service to-day of the
Southwestern Lutheran church on Twenty
sixth street between Poppleton and Wool
worth avenues, the congregation will be Or
ganized. On September l, 1855, Rev. Luther
M. Kuhns was commissioned to take charge
Of the work by the board of home
headquarters at Baltimore In December
last the tasty little chapel of this congrega-
tion was dedicated ana now is to follow the
organization of the church.
News has been received in this city of the
de ath of Rev. ]. c. Zimmerman. secretary of
the board of church extension Of the Lu
theran church, New York City. Mr.. Zim-
mermau's death will be a matter of sincere
regret to his friends in this city and through
out the state.
The choir of the Beth Eden Baptist
church, on Park avenue, has just been or
ganized with the following members; Mrs.
Edith Davis Urguhart, soprano: Miss Della
Day, alto; Mr.. j. N Maclean, tenor; Mr..
Franklin S. Smith, baritone and director;
MIR. H E. Cole. organist. Mrs. Urquhart is
possessed Of pure and remarkable sweet
soprano voice. She has received good mus
ical training, and has had several years ex-
perence in church choir singing. Miss Day
is daughter of Mrs. f. p. Day known to
all musical people OF this city, to be one OF
the finest altos Omaha has ever had. Her
voice is a counterpart of her mothers, lack
lug only in development The tenor, MIR.
Maclean, is blessed with an exceptionally
fine musical talent and very smooth and
pleasing voice. Mr.. Cole is an experi-
enced, conscientious and reliable organist.
tor, has been identified with the musical cir
cles of this city for years, having for long
time been director of the choir of the First
Presbyterian. He is devoted TO his new po-
sition. and is determined TO make the new
organization one of the leading choirs of the
city.
During the sessions of the presbytery OF
Omaha in the Walnut Hill church, next
week, popular meetings will be held in
the interest of home and foreign mis-
sions. II is expected that a popu-
lar meeting will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock, when Mrs:
Mission Bands. and Willie Nay, of the First
church, will tell the Presbytery about the
Boys Brigade. On Wednesday evening at
1870 DIR. 4. l.. Sexton will present the cause
OF Home Missions, and Rev. S. B. McClel-
land the cause of Foreign Missions 1t is cx-
pected that Rev. w. J. Palm will be installed
pastor OF the Walnut Hill church on Tuesday
evening.
AT Trinity Cathedral, Eighteenth and
Capitol avenue. Services will be conducted
by The dean, the Very Rev. c. II. Gardner,
assisted by Rev c. Il. Brady, as follows: 5
! a. M, celebration Of holy communion. IL a.
M, regular morning service and sermon.
| u 30 p M. bible class. 3:l5 D. m, Sunday
! schcol. 3:45 p. M, children's service with
| an address, shortened from evening prayer
| I:!u p. m, evening service and sermon. At
this service the bishop will administer the
! rite of confirmation. During holy week the
| holy communion will lie celebrated each
| week day ut Ga m, except on Good Friday.
| z Il. H.