Omaha daily bee., 1889-11-03
Religious Notes.

Religious Notes.
Messrs. F. E. Smith, George o. Calder and
A. Gordon Rooinow have been appointed by
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew of Trinity
cathedral to find out ways and means to
further the work of the chapter.
Among the projects that they recommend
is the establishment of mission near Cut
off lake.
The St. Vincent de Paul association will
give one of it's delightful entertainments at
Creighton college hall on Wednesday evening
next. Among the participants in the pro-
gramme are c. j. Smythe, Miss Rose F,Ian-
merry, Mr.. j. p Murphy, the Misses Eta
Creighton, Della A. McDermott, Maggie
Cosgrove, Mabel Williams Maggie and
Katie Rush, Mary Coleman, Julia Sinnott,
Philomena Swift, Katie Cosgrove and Musa
Meadimer
Among the spectators in the police court
Monday morning was Rev. Lamar, VINO was
taking notes for one Of the series of popular
sermons he is to give soon in the Grand
opera house.
Bishop w. F. Mallalieu, of New Orleans,
was in the city Wednesday and Thursday as
the guest of Rev. j. b. Maxfed. He was on
his way to Topeka, Kan, to attend the an
nual meeting of bishops. He took great
interest in the efforts of Mr.. Savidge in his
organization of peoples church.
DR.. Merrill and DIR. Clendenning were in
Fremont Friday attending the district con-
ference at Fremont
This evening DR.. George w. Gray, as
sIstant secretary of the Freedman's Aid and
Educational society," will preach at the FIRST
NJ E. church. BY special request he Will
address the M Il. minister's meeting at the
Young Mems Christian association rooms eu
10 80 a. IN tomorrow, and ministers and
laymen of all denominations are invited to
be present. His theme will be "How TO Pre-
vent Race War"
DIR. Merrill delivered an address on tenn
perance IN Council Bluffs on Thursday
aVpninp and thrOuph the of
the people there has consented to deliver
another lecture at the same place on Thurs
day evening next.
Or. Lamar and a number of other MEM
bers of the Baptist church have been attend
ing the Baptist convention in Hastings the
past week.
The convention in Hastings the past week
was the first state gathering of Baptsts at
which the work of the young peoples socie-
ties received the proper attention due them.
A special session was held for them, and it
awakened so much interest and promises so
much benefit that hereafter the young people
will be allowed TO send delegates and hold
special session in the interests of their work.
w. S. Mckenzie, of Boston, Mass, a
speaker OF national reputation will preside
in the pulpit of the First Baptist church
this evening. Services commence at 1880
D. M
Peoples Church-Service at BOyd's opera
house; preaching by the pastor, Rev G. w.
Savidge; 1O45 a. m, 'Christan Courage;"
z 80 p. m, "A Destructive Habit.n Frank
lin Smith will lead the singing. All wei
come. The Peoples Sunday school will
meet on Sabbath. November 3, on Dodge be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets at 3
y, H. All cordially invited. Prof. j. A Gil
lespie, superintendent.
Kountze Memorial Evangelical Lutheran
church and Sunday school will meet III the
hall of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton.
Rev. A. Martin will preach at the First
Christian church morning and evening. MIR.
Martin starts Monday for three weeks
visit in the east. HIS pulpit will be supplied
in his absence.
Trinity cathedral, Eighteenth and Capitol
avenue, Very Rev. c. IL. Gardner, dean:
Rev. q. Il. Brady, assistant. Holy commun-
ION at s and II a. III, bible class at 1880 p.
m Sunday school, 3:l5 p. M; afternoon
service, 3:45 pm; evening prayer, i5 p. m.
Bishop Worthngton will celebrate and
preach in the morning and Dean Gardner
will preach in the evening.
Church of the Good Sheherd (Episcopal), f.,
corner Nineteenth and Lake streets Rev. j.
p. d. Lloyd rector. Sunday school at 10