Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-03
IN THB CHURCHES.
NEWS AND NOTES OF INTEREST TO WHEEL
ING CONGREGATIONS
What The Pastors VIII Tell About To-morrCw
Important Catholic Feast Day.
Receptions, Etc.

churches OF that demon nation. Al 81
Joseph's Cathedral az six o'clock, mass
was celebrated by RI. Rev. Bishop Don
ahue, and high requiem mass was sung
at eight o'clock. At Mt Calvary GEM
etery requiem mass was celebrated in
the Chapel, upon the arrival Of the
eight o'clock w. & E. G. motor ard
services were we'll attended. The motor
was we'll filled and many others went
out to the cemetery during the morning
aud afternoon. Yesterday was also the
first Friday in the month, and the mem
bers OF the League OF the Sacred Heart
received the sacrament.
The October evening devOtions in all
the Catholic churches closed WedneS-
day evening.
Commencing tomorrow RI Rev.
Bishop DOnahue will resume his ser
mons az the Vesper services at 81.
JOseph's Cathedral.
The usual services at the Second
Presbyterian church tomorrow will
be conducted at 1920 a. m. and 1880
p. N. The pastor, Row. DR.. w. d..
Cooke, will preach ia the morning upon
the subject. Gods Presence" evening,
Goods Preference.
The usual services will be held morn
ing aud evening at the Third Presby-
terrain Church. Rev. John a. Craw-
ford. OF Michigan, VIII occupy the
pulpit.
AT St. Paups Protestant, Rev. Dr.
Haas will hold services 10 the morning
at 10 o'clock, at which the Lords sup
per will be administered. There Will
be no services in the evening.
Last evening the Ladies Society 0f
St. Paul's Protestant Church on Wood
street, South Side, gave a very enjOya-
bic Apron Social in the lecture room OF
the church. The social last evening
was a success socially and financially,
and will be continued this evening.
AT the Synagogue last evening Rabbi
BOnnheim delivered the regular Friday
night sermon. The Sunday School has
been started again under very hopeful
auspices, numbering about fOrty-fvs
pupils. and everything points to a very
successful school. The library will
soon be increased with some new books
on Jewish literature.
DR.. BOnnheim returned yesterday
from Cleveland. where be has been
looking after the welfare ofVWo orphan
children, aud also looking altar the pos
slbility OF placing an unfortunate gen
tleman Of this city 10 she Home Of the
Aged.
Rev DR.. Riker, OF the Fourth Street
M. z. Church, will conduct services
Sunday, morning and evening. The
morning theme is, Prayer as a Means
of Grace" In the evening, "Some
Things Paul Advised Christians 70
Think About" sunday school will be
held az o a. 70. sunday, and the Ep-
worth League meets MONDAY evening
al 7:45.
At the First Prssbyt srian church the
pastor, DR.. CUNNINGHAM, will occupy
the pulpit at the regular services. The
monthly praise service will be held in
the evening. The subject Of the dis
course will be "Dr. Isaac Watts and his
hymns" The congregation will use in
the service some Of DR. Watts good Old
hymns and the choir will render apDro-
pirate anthems DR., Cunningham al
ways mas a very interesting service and
strangers and al others 10 the city are
cordially invited 80 attend.
To the English Lutheran church
Rev. Samuel Schwarm, the pastor, will
speak at both the morning and the
evening services, on the History Of
the Reformation. The Sunday school
will meet at .. m, and y. p. ). c. E.
Of this church will hold It's anniversary
90 Monday evening. An invitation is
extended TO q \ public TO attend these
services.
The regula services will be con-
Quoted az tb& tabernacle by B. c. Bar
tlebaugh, yhd. the gospel meetings will
continue Very night for one hundred
nights. 4 are welcome, and a special
Invitation is extended to all Christian
people to( come and assist in these
meetings.
% the l6l inst. the members Of the
Junior EpY forth League, Of the Wesley
n. u. Church, will celebrate the second
anniversary of It's organization. The
young people have prepared an elabOr-
ate programme, 10 which the entire
membership will take part, and very
pleasant time is anticipated.
The vested choir OF St. Luke's p. E.
Church is making preparations to 20 TO
Moundsvilie an Parkersburg to sing 10
the Episcopal kChurches there. To-
morrow Rev. y \ Birmingham will con-
duet the usua erVicgs in ST. Luks's
Church. The hngs during the week
will be cOnduc usual.
At the Tho NJ +. Church to
morrow Rev. Buckley will preach
the third Of b q botanical ser
mons.
Rev. DR.. w. Hayden, Of the First
Christian Chu will conduct services
tomorrow at a. 10. aud 1880 D. N.
in the evening DR.. will discourse on
a gospel subj followed by baptism.
The meetings q this church during the
week have been well attended
and quite humber OF confessions and
We been made.
AT. hdrew's Mission very inter-
ices will be conducted by
lrrett from the 18th 70 the
A. Crawford, OF HiTsdale,
Tisiting bis parents on the
70 will be in the city over
nd has accepted to supply the
the Third Presbyterian
ext Sabbath morning aud
Rev. Crawford is q young
put he has already won dis
an eloquent aud iOrcible
pr.
for young men OF an inter
racter Will be held at the
ms Christian Association
2 $50 o'clock and az o'clock
hat o'clock tomorrow az