The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-01
Difference Between the Reformation ON

Difference Between the Reformation on
the Continent and the Reformation in
England; December 20, "The Reforma.
ton and Its Results; the Influence of the
Foreign Reformers on the English
Church,; November q, "What Fol.
lowed the Reformation"
January-January 8, The Rt. Rev
William f. Nichols, DID,, 1.-THE Non.
Jurors; the Rev. H. Hewitt, "The Oxford
Movement; January 10, "What Led to
IT,; January II, ats First DAYS.; Janu-
airy "a. ats Second Phase; January 81
"The Issues of It."
February-The Rev. John A. Emery,
1.-THE American Church.
The prelude to the service at the How
ard-street Methodist Church this evening
will be praise service in which the choir
will be assisted by L.. A. Larsen, basso,
who will sing Mozart's "Who Treads the
Path of Duty" and Miss Mamie Conlan
and Max Wilhelmy, violinists. Miss Con-
Ian will reuder violin solo, and she and
Mr.. Wilhelmy will play two violin duets.
DR.. Case is scientist as well as theologian,
and his discourse on mental Diseases
will be treatment of the subject from
both standpoipts. To-day ompletes the
third year of DR.. Cases passionate of that
church.
DR.. Mclean, Dr. Williams, DR.. Brown,
Rev. III. Melville Tenny of San Jose and
Rev. ]. Simms of Nevada will be delegates
to the National Council of Congregational
churches at Syracuse next month.
Rev. II. Hammond Cole resigned the
passionate of the Olivet Congregational
Church, and the congregation accepted the
resignation with reluctance at the Wednes-
day evening prayer-meeting. Mr.. Cole
will take charge at Weaverville.
The farewell reception to Misses Gene
We've and Minnie Oveatt at the Howard
Presbyterian Church on Friday evening
must have been gratifying to the young
present, as well as the heartfelt interest all
showed in their approaching departure.
The chapel was crowded during the rem :
dering of the programme, which consisted
of short addresses by Rev. F. R. Farrand
and Elder j.. B. Roberts, musical selec-
tons by Miss Decker, Miss Mary Morse,
Miss Florence Jackson, Miss Nelson. Mr..
Nelson, Frank Petersen and George Brem-
ner. The pastor, speaking in behalf of the
Sunday school, presented each of the
ladies with watch, and John D. Graham,
as spokesman of the Christian Endeavor
Society, presented portable trunk organ,
such as missionaries can carry with them
in small compass in their travels.
The young people of the San Francisco
Presbytery will meet in Calvary Church on
Friday evening. Rev. II. N. Bevier, the
newly elected president, will occupy the
chair, and there will be an address by DR..
Hemphill. An interesting programme
has been prepared and the meeting will
take the form of grand Presbyterian
rally.
The programme for the grand rally of
Congregational churches at the First
Church on the evening of the 10th inst. is
as follows:
Anthem; address of welcome, Rev. C. O..
Brown, DID,; address, "Congregationalism IN
England, kew. Amory H. Bradford. DID,, of
Montclair, N. j.; address, "Congregationalism
in America" Rev. James G. Johnson, DID,. of
Chicago, ILL.,; address, " Congregationalism
World wide," Rev. Secretary Jane L. Barton,
D. D., A.B.C.F.M., of Boston, Mass.
The annual meeting of the Bay Confer
ence of Congregational Churches will be
held at Haywards tomorrow. Following
Is the programmed.
I'm, opening service; 2 80, reports from
the churches; 3 80, Christian Endeavor-(d)
ENTHUSIASTICALLY" Rev.F. H .Maar of Niles;
lb) "Denominationally," Rev.W. H. Tubb of San
Francisco (e) "Relations to the Church." Rev.
WV. Scudder of Alameda. 4 BOP. NJ, Will They
Stand?-(a) "The Bible" Rev. ]. H. Goodell of
Oakland; o. 'The Divinity of Christ" Rev. c..
0. Brown, d. D., OF San Francisco (c) "Founda-
ton Truths" Rev. W.-D. Williams, DID,, of San
francisco. 3 80, recess; p NJ, praise service
led by Rev. G. B. Hatch of Berkeley; 7:45, ser
mon, Rev. j.. X. Mclean, DID,, OF Oakland I;
800, the Lords Supper
Bishop Warren will deliver lecture at
the Central N. E. Church on Tuesday