The morning call., 1891-06-28


~ Howard-street Presbyterisn Church,
Es~S on Howard St, bet. Twenty-frst and Twenty
second1Rev. J. c. smith, pastor; Preaching TO
day at II A. NJ. by Rev. o. C. Weller. No evening
service. Sunday -schoo at II 80 P. NJ. 1t
RP The Howard Presbyterian Church,
3~S cor. Mission and Third sts.-Rev. j. b. War
school at ESQ o'clock a. Nj and 80 P NJ
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor at
GLIB P. NJ. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
vices. 1t
rs Calvary Presbyterian Church, Pow
-S~S ell ST., cor Geary-Rey I. G. Easton, ID. D.,
pastor, will preach at IL A. NJ. Subject. The
Ministry Of Suhering-Why do We Suffer-" and
at as P N. subject, Dishonesties and Ras-
music will be rendered; l, q Waited for the Lord"
Mendelssohn ?, Light of the World" Hatton:
Himmel. Professor Gustave A. Scott, organist aud
director of music. Strangers az hotels cordially
invited PASTORS resldenee 1873 bush 81. II
RS How trd-S Street Methodist Episcopal
H~S Church, Howard ST., bet. Second and Third,
two blocks from the Palace HOtel-ReY. s. V. Leech,
DID, pastor sunday services at IL A. NJ and 7 80
p. NJ. Sunday-school at l2:45 p. NJ Young peoples
meeting at $3.50 p NJ. General praise, prayer and
testimony meeting Wednesday at $50 P. NJ. Pro
lessor Martin Schultz. musical director. Morning
sermon by Rev. j. o. Peck, ID. D.. Missionary Sec
rotary of the Methodist Episcopal Church of the
Ieech, ID. D., subject d" Sunshine and Shade i'll a
Young Mans Life sermon ,rI3,,l to Young men
vices. Pastors residence 613 Folsom ST. It's
- Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
81 Mission St. bet. sixth and Seventh-Rev W.
w. Case. d. D.. pastor Morning subject: The
evening: " SKeptical Interrogation Points," fifth
lecture. Seats free. Welcome to all. 1t
ES Van Ness avenue Methodist Episco-
49, pal Church-George w. Beatty. pastor. Resi-
dence 942 Valencia 81. Services in Lunts Hail.
1910 Polk ST. Sunday-school at 9:45 a. N.
Preaching. IL A. NJ. Have We Reversed the Horse
and Cart In Temperance Work?" Epworth League.
Z Pm. Quarter Centennial Jubilee of the Southern
Education Society. Special and ehoice music and
appropriate readings Choral Society every Satur-
day evening from 10 o'clock; Mr.. Charles
H. Gabriel, musical director 1t
~ First congregational Church. Cor.
BE OF Post aud Mason sts-Rev. S. NJ. Freeand,
acting pastor, Will preach morning and evening.
Sunday-school and Bible classes Of Mrs. Cooper
anu MT kimOall Immediately after the morning
services. Chinese Sunday-school at P. NJ. Young
Peoples Society OF Christian EndeayOr at 80
p. NJ Seats free. Strangers cordially invited. 1t
R6P Church of the Advent CEpiscopaD,
I~S the Peoples Church. now worshiping in Met
ropolitan Temple, Filth St. near MaTket-Rey. John
Gray, rector. Holy communion at A. NJ at Trinity
Church, cor. Post ana Powell SITS. All the other
services in Metropolitan Temple. Morning prayer
and sermon at il O'Clock; subject: " The Power
and Place Of the Emotions in Christianity" Even
ing at 45 o'clock special service OF InusIc under
the direction OF PROFESSOR w H. Holt, the diStng-
uished organist OF the church. Address " the
rector. Subject: The salvation Army" The
public welcome. 1t
B Grace Church, California st. Cor.
Charles J. Mason, assistant. Seryices-Re guIar
mon Sunday. Morning prayer, II O'Clock. No
afternoon service Strang ers welcome Je28 su II
TO- First Baptist Church, Ed ~ ST., bet.
E~S Jones and LeayenwOrth - Rev. j. q. y.
Henry, pastor, will preach at II 4. II. ana 7 80
T. N Morning theme: Burden Bearing"
Evening topic: THAT Laagud and Limp Young
Man" Sunday-schoOl at 1890 P. NJ. All
welcome 1t
ES5 Young Mems Christian association
aG-S Building, 232 Suffer St, bet. Ke8rny st. and
Grant aye.-Grand union mass-neeting of Young
men this SUNDAY afternoon at 3 O'clock. Address
by Rev :. NJ. tTeelaId. Subject: The Condition
Of a Respected Dung Man" Seats free. All young
men welcome Reception TO young men and their
lady friends Tuesday night 1t
~ Gospel Meetings Every Erening:
~ Sundays at II 80 A. NJ. and p. n. 997 Mar
ket ST. lt*