The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-04

quartette will be feature of all the
services and the church will be prettily
decorated with flowers by the lady
members.
Rev. James Mcleod of the First
Presbyterian church. will preach to-
morrow night on "The Foundations of
Belief-A Review of the Right Hon
BILE A. ]. Balfour's Great Book" The
sermon will be full of interest as DR..
McLeod's intimate knowledge of the
subject entities him to speak with au-
thority.
Rev. David Jones, of the First Welsh
Congregational church, will supply the
pulpit of the Eleventh Street Congre-
gational church of New York city, for
the next two Sundays During the rev.
erend gentleman's absence his pulpit
will be occupied by Rev. r. S. Jones.
y. D.. Of Providence
Rev. Mr.. Leuther. who has conducted
series Of revival services Mt
the North Main avenue Baptist
church during the week has
attracted considerable attention by
his great power of holding
HlS duuifUteN. JnTep meetings are
held daily. A public Bible reading fol-
lowed by a children's service is held in
the afternoon. and in tho evening public
services are held. when the reverend
gentleman breaches to large audiences.
waftings from the Choirs.
Miss Sullivan, of New York city. will
begin her duties ns soprano soloist at
the Elm Park church tomorrow.
Thomas Watkins, of Hyde Park. has
been appointed choristcr of the Green
Ridge Baptist church
Charles T.. Whittemore. whose year of
office ~ chorlstcr at the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church ended last Sunday.
will continue In charge Of the musical
services, but he will be represented on
Sundays by nm able deputy In William
Conrad, as Mr.. Whittcmorc will attend
all the services at Penn Avenue BAPTIST
church. At the latter church he has
organized n chorus choir Of forty voices.
which. In about two weeks time. will
number over nifty. Tomorrow hc will
Tor the frst time. personally conduct
the choir Mt the services ana there is
no doubt that ere long, he viii have
under his command choir that Scrnn-
ton mny well be proud Of
The Women's Guild. Of St I.uko'a
church. have presented the choir with
fun set Of new caasocks
Since w. -. Watkins has taken
charge Of the Providence Methodist
Episcopal church choir number of
changes have been made. Last Sunday
evening male quartettc sang various
| selections and were the recipients of n
number Of compliments for their fine
rendition. Miss Mary Davis also de-
lighted the congregation with solo at
each service. Tomorrow Miss Margaret
Vipond will sing "Jcrusalem."
Coming Events.
CongrcgatlonalIsts OF tho West Sldo
should observe that the Sunday evening
services at tho plymouth church viii,
| during the summer months, bo held ut 7.3O
o'clock Instead OF o'clock, as heretofore.
Commencing tomorrow the evening SER
Vices Mt the Jackson Street Baptist church
will be held at o'clock instead OF O
o'clock as heretofore. The alteration will
remain In force for the summer months.
| The Christian Endeavor society of the
Grace Reformed church will hold q busI-
ness meeting on Tuesday night. The
| Kings Daughters will hold social on
Friday night The Teachers association
have changed their night Of meeting from
the third Tuesday In the month to the sec
| ond Thursday.
Arrangements are being made by the
Sunday school officers of the Plymouth
| Congregational church for successful
I t"Children's Day" on June 2