The morning call., 1894-07-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES.
" First Congregational Church. Cor
49, Post and Mason sTeets-Kev. g. 0. Brown.
d. D., pastor. Preaching service at II a. N. by
Kew. George Mooar. ID. Evening service at
7:45 =. N. by Rev. NJ. Willett. ID; subject.
Some OF the Dangers and Responsibilities
. of the Present Crisis" Sunday school in
leeture-room Immediately after the morning
service. Mrs COOper's Bible Glass in au-
ditorium. Mr. KtmbaUs Bible Class in study
Young Peoples EndeavOr meeting at s As P. NJ.
Weekly prayer-meetlng Wednesday at 7:45 P. N.
All are cordially invited, especially strangers IN
the city.
FS Trinity Church, Corner Bush and
E-S Cough sts--Bev. George Edward W Nalk, rec
TOR. Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Suuday-schooi
at $3.50. Morning prayer and sermon at II.
Evening PRAYER and sermon at 40. The follow
ing music viii be rendered; "Yeltte" pialn
chant, Turner; "re Deum" In +, Tours; Jul
bilate" in +, Tours: "KyTle" Beethoven; Offer
tory, Jerusalem the Golden duet for soprano
and alto, Meudelssohn; PoStlude, organ, Gull
ment.
EP Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cor
H~S ner Powell and Geary Sts.-Rev. John
Hempbill D. D., pastor. will preach at II a. NJ
and 7:45 P. NJ Evangelistic service in the even
ing. Topic: "1be Compassion OF Christ" Praise
service at 1880 p. N. Sabbath-school at 1890
=. n Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor at $50 P. N. All are cordially invited.
Rs First United Presbyterian Church.
E-S Golden Gate ave. ana Polk st-Rev. NJ. NJ
Gibson DID, pastor. Services Il NJ and
A r. NJ
Bread" Subject for evening: calf Making and
Popish Idolatry." cordial invitation to all
RP Emmanuel Baptist Church. Bart
G>S lett st, near IWenty-thlrd - Preaching
al II A. n. and :45 p. NJ by Rev. A NJ. Russell.
Morning subject: "1he Three Witnesses" Even
ing subject: "ROmsntsm and Prophecy" Sunday
school at 1880 2. Y. p. S. Q. Z. at 6 :45 P NJ.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at ;45
Everybody invited to all these services, Seats
free. Take Valencia, Mission, Guerrero or How
ard st. cars 10 Twenty-third st.
Es~S COT Hayes and Buchanan sts.-ReV. A. c.
Hirst. ID, pastor. Residence. 313 Broderick st
Preaching at II ~ A. NJ and 7:45 P NJ The pastor
viii preach at both services. subject for the
morning: Conditions of Spiritual Life" For the
evening: 1.-The Fallacy of Free Thought or the
Antidote of Social Discomfort" There viii
be choice music by the choir at these serv-
ices. Song service and Sunday school aJ l2;3u
P. NJ, c. 3. Perkins superIn tendent. Epworth
League service at 6:45 ?. NJ The seats in this
church are free. The public cordially invited TO
all the eervices Ushers in attendance. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:4o O'Clock. ~
EP Second Unitarian Chu CHI. Corner
B~S Capp and Twentieth SITS. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. NJ. Preaching at II 4. n. and 7:45
P n The Rev. y. A. Haskell VIII preach morning
and evening. Topic for morning: The Unity of
Liberal Thinkers and Workers in One Fellow
ship" For evening: "H unger and Ethics" All
are invited. Seats free
R@ First Universalist Church, Rev. w.
E~S' g. Swan. Mission Music Hail. corner Twen-
ty-frst and Howard SITS. Services al II 4. N. Ser
mon by A NJ Bradley. Subject: .Our Faith and
peoples meeting at $50
RS Christ Church (Reformed Episc
S~S pall-32O Post 81. Services at II A NJ and
7:45 P N by DIT Morgan. Sunday-scbOol at $50
A. n. Christian Endsayor Society meets at P NJ
ES Theosophical Society-Free Public
9~S lectures every Sunday evening At :45, at
800 Post St Tonight. xii out Ambition" By
J. E. Smith.
ES B.me'S Ritual-Pagan Pollutions
Ez~S in the Romish ritual. An address al the
mass-meeting, metropolitan Temple, by Rev. l.
b. Pegg, F.S.S. l., on Sunday at ) P NJ GOOD
music. Come early. All patriotic peope vel
SUNDAY MEETINGS.
80 The Slaughter of Strikers.
Gs~S Professor Fred Bell VIII address grand
mass-meeting Of citizens il behalf OF the Ameri-
Railway Union at the Metropolitan Temple
this evening at 8 O'Clock on The Present Crisis
and the only Way out" SPEAKERS from the
American Railway Union, Mrs. Matte A. Bridge,
Robert BeTtram Scott ana Others VIII address tie
meeting. Admission free.
RS DR.. f. Robbins. th4 Gifted In
H. spiTstionsl speaker and test medium, lee
lures tonight on The Drunkard's Fate on
Earth and in Spirit Life followed by psychomet-
TIC and character readings and convincing tests
that the so-caled dead still live: the sick healed
by spirit power. St Georges Hall, gO9lq Market
ST; O'Clock sharp. Admission tree
RS DR.. I;in-Es' suiritu.I 81 Meeting, su
e~O day, ana P. NJ. 909la Market st. Circle
and platform tests. Nine. Young. Lead. FinaCan,
Durham, Seeley and others. Professor Young's
" Free l.yceum Every Su- day After
~ noon, Alcazar building. Free discussion.
7 oDie to-day: lessons of the Strike"
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
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ES The Officers nd emb-rs =
G~S Of Damon Lodge No >, X. OF P. ~
are hereby requested 10 attend tbs next e1-<~Cse
regular meeting OF the loGge on TUES @~->-'
DAY EVENI$G, July 10. 1884: installation of Of
cers for the current term. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited. Per order i. A HATCH, c. C.
Z. B. HARDING. X OF r. and ;. jys suIu 2t
60 The san Frsuci co scot y
S~S tish Thistle club viii hold its \, q 81
twelfth annual distribution OF prizes S}S@EyS
and social at 32 O'Farrell st, LauTel ~
Hall. FRIDAY EVENING at O'CLOCK. Ad-
mission, gents, 25c; ladies free.
GEO. MILLER, Royal Chief.
ALF MILLER, Recorder pro TEN. jyS Is 2t
ES Court Acme No. 1864, A. o. NsS ~
ts-S z. OF A.-Oficers an1 members of <7SP
Court Acme No. 1864, a. o. +. of A, are 81
requested to assemble at their hall Sun ES
DAY, July 8 al O'Clock A. N. sharp for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral Of our late brother