Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-10
PULPIT and PEW.
EVENTS OF INTEREST HAPPENING IN Re-
LIGIOUS GIROLE2
Some Past and Prospective Entertainments fol
Charity-Topies for Sabbath Discusses
0hsr Notes Of Interest

Lutheran church, Rev. DR.. Samuel
Schwarm, the recently chosen pastor OF
the congregation, will be formally in
stalled. The exercises will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Z. Miller, president OF
the Pittsburg Synod, assisted by Rev.
Maurer Special services will also be
held in the morning, which will be con-
Quoted by these two ministers. Rev.
Schwarm's family has arrived from his
former home, and are living on the
island. The regular evening services
at this church, which have been In pro-
gress for some time, will continue this
week.
The Crangle Mission Band Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church held their an
nual jug Opening" yesterday alter
noon, and the meeting was largely at
| tended. The exercises were appropriate
and interesting. AS each child depos-
tied a jug an appropriate Scripture text
was recited. The Treasurer's report
showed S107.24 cash on hand. At the
! conclusion OF the programme the pas
tor. Rev. DR.. Cooke, addressed the chill
dren in words OF congratulation for the
J good work they had accomplished DUR
ing the year, after which the hymn
"God Be With You Till Me Meet Again"
was sung and the Band adjourned 10
partake Of q sumptuous repast. Social
ly and financially the meeting was
great success.
Most Rev. Abp. John j. Kain, Of ST.
Louis, who has been in the city for sew
eral days, departed yesterday morning
over the B. & o. for his home Arch
bishop Kain finds his new position a
very trying one on account OF the i'm
mense amount Of unfinished work which
has accumulated for eight or ten years,
in addition to the labors incident TO the
control Of a diocese Of such magnitude
as that OF st. Louis.
A new feature of the work st the
Hearne Tabernacle, Is the childrens'
meetings, which are held on Friday
night OF each week. There were over
two hundred children present last even
ing, and an entertainment consisting or
music and recitations were rendered.
1t was interspersed with Scripture les
sons, and talks by Rev. Bartebaugh.
At the Second Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning, Rev. DR.. w. Ii.
Cookies topic will be "a Simple State
ment." The theme for his evening dis
course will be Looking Back" Rev.
Samuel J. Boyle, pastor o! the Martins
Ferry Presbyterian church, preached
an interesting sermon at last nights
services.
On Palm Sunday Rt. Rev. Bishop
George w. Peterkin, Of Parkersourg,
will administer confirmation at 81.
Luke's and ST. Matthew's p. E. church.
The classes this year are large. They
have been undergoing preparation and
receiving instruction for some time past.
Bishop Peterkin will preach at these
services.
Repairs are still in progress at the
First Christian church. Services will
be held tomorrow morning az the
Hearne Tabernacle on South street. In
the evening services vii! be conducted
at the missions on the Island, and on
La Belle street.
Palm Sunday falls this year on the
18th. Easter one week later. Palm
Sunday Is observed in the Catholic and
Episcopal churches, especially the for
mer, in which the ceremony OF blessing
and distributing palms takes place.
At the Y. NJ. c.. A., last night, DR.. f.
J. lie Mayne Hupp delivered a lecture
upon THE Human Body" Illustrating
his talk. The audience was large, at
tentive ana appreciatiVe; the lecture
entertaining and instructing.
Quarterly meeting will be held to-
morrow at the North Street NJ. +.
Church. The pastor, Rev. Johnson,
will preach in the morning, and the
pulpit will be occupied In the evening
by Rev. A. G.. Robb
CAPTAIN Fellows, OF the Salvation
Army, Department Of Illinois, has been
conducting splendid meetings this week
at the Hearne Tabernacle, on South
street He departed for his home yes
terday.
Rev. c. NJ. Afford, pastor OF the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church, will on Monday
week inaugurate a series OF nightly
meetings at ths church, in which ne
will be assisted by pastors from abroad
At the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning the pastor, Rev. DR..
ID. A. Cunningham, will preach upon
the subject, Jacob at Bethel; evening
subject, "A Bad Bargain"
Miss Aggie Kline handsomely enter
tanned the pupils Of her Sabbath school
elias of the Zane street NJ. +. Church
Friday night, at the home OF Miss JACK
son, at Edgington Lane.
Rev. DR.. d. A. McClenahan, Profess
sor OF Hebrew In the Allegheny TheO-
logical Seminary, will preach to-mor-
row morning aud evening a. the United
Presbyterian Church.
Evangellstlc services will be held to-
morrow evening At the Thomson VI. Z.
Church. The subject Of Rev. Bickley's
discourse will be, 1.-THE Unanswera6le
Question"
The Young Peoples Social Union Of
the Wesley NJ. L. Church will meet
Monday evening, st the home Of Mrs.
Emma Fullerton, on South Jacob street
The new NJ. E. church in BenWood IS
rapldly approaching COM letion. Ser
vices will be held for the first time In
the new ediice in two or three weeks.
Revival services In charge Of Rev.
DR.. A. B. Riker, are sill IN progress al
the Fourth Street NJ. Z. church, and
are growing in interest
The ceremony Of baptism will be ad-
mlnistered at the evening services at
the Baptist church tomorrow.
BE wise-see our new spring wraps
before buying.
GEO. N. SHOOK & Co.