The morning call., 1893-04-15


1~S copal Church. cor. Hayes aud buchanan SIS
Rev. A c. Hlrst. DID, pastor (residence ASS Bu-
Chanan STD Preaching at II A M. anu $50 p. NJ.
The pastor viii preach at both services. Subject
for tho morning "on the Threshold" A large class
ship. Subject for the evening" SOCIALISM," the
sixth In the series of sermons on social problems.
special m,sc by the chorus choir at these services.
Sunday school at II 80 p. N, B. Perkins super
intendent. Epworth League service' at 8; 80 p. N.
daily invited to all the services Ushers in attend
ance. Prayer-meetlng Wednesday evening at 7:45.
Shautauqua Circle Monday, 40 P. NJ, DE- Hirst
leader. apis 2t'
~ First Methodist Episcopal Church,
80 Powell St, bet. Washington and Jackson
l. H. woodward, pastor residence. lOl4 Washing
ton st). Preaching at II a. NJ. and 1880 P. M by
the pastor. sundsyschool at 1880 P. n. Adult
blbe-class led by Annis Merrill Epworth League
8 30 P. NJ, leader, Alexander Hutchinson Wednes-
day evening 7;5o P N. general prayer and testi,
mony. Friday, 80 P. NJ. Rev. f. NJ. Coiburn iwill
deilyer lecture on bible aud Creation or The
testimony OF the Rocks TO the Truth of Scrip
lures" Lecture free, Ushers at the door.
F Howard Street Methodist Episcopal
EO Church, Howard ST.. bet Second and Third,
two blocks from Palace Hotel Rev. W. W. Case,
D. D., pastor A. r. over, Sunday-school superin-
tendent; Professor Martin Schultz, musical direc-
tor. Hours OF public services II A. and 7:3O
KuOwlton's Bible-class at 1880 p. NJ Epworth
League at $3.50 Sunday evening. Subject OF morn
ing sermon, Mount Zion" Subject of evening
sermon "B!g Blundors.n sermon for young peo-
pie; Chantauqua Circle Monday evening. Professor
i. hnoWlton conductor. Pastors residence, POPS
Howard st. Telephone 6O65.
RS7 Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
Es~S Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and Seventh pas
Tor, Rev DR.. Ollie, will preach morning and even
Ing. Morning subject, "ChristS Easy Yoke aud
Light BURDEN" In the evening he VIII give the
first OF a series of lectures The Bible and Mod
ern Thought" Subject, fright ana Wrong Uses OF
the BiDe: Superstitions and Fallacies Exposed"
Sunday-schooI At i r NJ. william Abbott superln-
tendent. Young peoples meetings at $50 P. N.
Peoples service Wednesday evening. Seats free
Ali welcome.
ESS Van Ness Avenue Methodist EpIs-
az oopal Church, Van Ness ave-. bet. Bush and
Pine sts.-Rev. Samuel Hirst pastor residence 1429
Bush ST. The pastor will preach in the morning;
special singing. Seats free. All are wecome l
~ Howard Presbyterian 6hurch, Mis-
az sion street. near Third-The pastor. Rev.
1ecL, "Foolishness OF Preaching" and n sermon 10
the children, and at 7:45 p. NJ Dr. Marvin Sterling
VIII speak on Nv oman as Physician" The
Ond address OF the series the women OF tho
teenth century Will be delivered by ths pastor
Subject, "Moman's Rights" Sundav-schooI at
OF Christian EndeavOr at6:t5 p. II. Fraysr-meetng
on Wednesday evening at 1850 o'clock. All
kindly invited.
- First Pres by terian Church. Corner
e~S OF Van Ness ave and Sacramento st-Rey.
Robert Mackenzie DID, pastor; Rev w. ID. Nicho-
las, associate pastor. Sunday-sehool ct l2:A5 p NJ
Rev. John ReA general superintendent. Young
Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at :s6 O'Clock
All are welcome to these services.
SP Westm ,nster Presbyterian Church,
2~D Fell St, near octavia-Hev J. Q. Adams pas
tor Preaching at IL A. and as I. N. Subject
for the evening "Our Missions In India" illustrated
with fine stereOpticon Views. Sunday school q
1880 P. NJ. Strangers cordially invited.