The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-02

order to afford an opportunity for those
members who, by reason of household
duties are unable to attend the morn
ing services.
Christian Endcavor Work.
Their most successful social of the
season was held by the members of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deayor of the Dudley Street Baptist
church, last evening
EndeavOrers are requested to observe
that tomorrow mornings offertory at
the Dunmore Presbyterian church will
be devoted to foreign missionary work.
An orange social will be held by the
members of the Junior Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor of the
Dunmore Presbyterian church on Tues
day evening, when a pretty flag drill
will be given by the little ones. Re
trcshments will be served.
The change of the meeting night of
the society Of Plymouth church from
Friday to Sunday evening has resulted
in great success. and the society is re-
gaining its old-time activity. Rev.
Thomas Bell, the new pastor, is an
ardent worker among the young people.
The society of the Sherman Avenue
mission of the Plymouth church is do
ing good work in keyser Valley, where
the cagerness and activity displayed, is
seldom witnessed in larger societies.
The proceeds of the recent social were
sufficient to pay for the four radiators
in the Sunday school rooms. The look
out" committee has for its motto I'VE
win Do our Duty"
The Junior Endeavor society of Green
Ridge Presbyterian church held sue
cessful entertainment in the church
parlors on Thursday evening.
The society of the Green Ridge Pres
byterian church recently forwarded
over $50 to the sufferers In Nebraska.
A good example Is set for their col
leagues.
Invitations are distributed by the
Grace Reformed church society to visi-
tors at the boarding hotels in the city
to attend the church services the fol-
lowing day.
At meeting of the social committee
of the city union it was decided to hold
the Union Social" on March Is. This
city union, and If others shall follow
depends upon the success of the one
now being arranged. This will be the
beginning of many pleasant social
events among the thousands of En-
deavorers in the city. IL viii be n
"Hit and Miss" social, and no efforts
are being spared to insure its success,
SO far as the social committee is con-
| cerned. The lecture room of the Penn
Avenue Baptist church has been Of
| fered for the evening, and in all proba-
bility it will be held there.
Echoes from the Choirs.
Miss Guthrie will conclude her en-
| gagemcnt as soprano soloist at Elm
Park church on May |, having received
n valuable appointment at the Re
| formed Presbyterian church, New Jer-
| sey, (near the residence of her parents.)
| Miss Guthrie has given eminent salts
| faction during her connection with Elm
| Park church, but the journey to and
| from New York every week has over
| taxed her strength.
The cantata Ruth" will be per-
| formed by the choir OF the Dunmore
| Presbyterian church at an early date
Tallie Morgan has been engaged to
instruct the Calvary church choir and
has chorus of thirty voices who are
| progressing remarkably in their efforts
| to provide good church music.
C. II. Chandler has opened class for
teaching sight reading in music at the
mission church established by the Sec.
ond Presbyterian church on Adams ave-
| nue. and New York street. Mr.. Chand.