The San Francisco call., 1895-12-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

FF SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHoDIST
Eb~S Episcopal Church, cor. Hayes ard Buchanan
Haight st. Preaching a. II A. NJ. and 7:3o P. N.
The pastor will preach at both services. Morning
subject, ''The Chris mas Card OF The, Angels"
evening beet, "Dishonest Believers" Sunday
school at 1880 P. M: C. B. Perkins superin-
tendent. Epworth League service at $50 p. Il.
The public cordially invited all the services of
this church. Seats free. Ushers in attendance.
Prayer-meetng wednesday evening 7:4b O'Clock
" CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
us Church, Mission ST., bit. sixth and seventh
The pastor, Rev. f. R. Ollie, having returned from
the East, will preach morning and evening. Morn
ing subject: "In the Fullness of Time'-a Christ
mas sermon. Evening: "Peace Earth, Good
VIII to Men,-apropos of the Armenian and Vene-
zuean questions. Special music by an augmented
choir, under the leadership of j. J: Morris; @ Il. N NJ
Bosworth, organisJ. So,Os by Mrs. Brune and
Messrs. strunz, Wool and Van orden
R% HOWARD-ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Ho~S Church, between Second and Third Streets
two blocks from Palace Hotel-Rev. w. w Case,
DID,, pastor. w. +. Gibson sunday school superin-
tendent. Hours of public services, II A. NJ and 80
Pm. Sunday school at 1880. Prayer meeting
day evening. Morning subject a Christmas ser
mon-"Jesns Christ Came Into the World" Even
shall as po With ess sn" lfr
by Mr. and Mrs Curry, the scotch eyangellsts.
Pas ors residence, 212 Powell street; Telephone,
Black l13l: church telephone Black 96l.
HaS FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
b~S Church (Tabern acle), corner of Golden Gate
avenue and Polk street-Services II 4. NJ. and 80
P. NJ, Rev. NJ NJ. Gibson, D.D., pastor Young
People'S meeting $50 p. NJ. Christmas service
II O'Clock. Subject for evening: Prayers for In
gersolls Conversion" Strangers welcome. Seats
free.
RS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
ls-S Van Ness and Sacramento ST.
Rev. Robert Mackenzie DID,. pastor; Rev.
Edwin H. Jenks, co-pss;or Mr.. jerks Will
morning service: Organ prelude "Chris.mas
Pas oral (MeTkeIl;; anthem, Joy Fills Our r. n, n,
most Hearts To-day; sGlo, "In Manger Lowly'
CterreSD; ofertory, "Bethehem' (Coombs); an
them, Sweet Babe OF Bethlehem (Warren) or
gan postlude 'HsHeluiah Chorns' Mess a ~. by
Flessnar- H asdel. Praise service in the evening.
Music: organ prelude, Pastoral symphony"
(Wnlamsl; solo. "Christmas" (Adams): offertory,
'The birthday OF King" (Neidilnger); anthem,
"Let Your Mingling Voices RISE (Hodenl; orgs n
poslude, "Christmas March" tWely). Choir is
composed of Mrs. Don Pardee Riggs, sopranos Miss
Daisy NJ. Cressy. contralto; j. 81. Desmond, tenor;
]. G. Hughes, bass: Otto Fleissner orGanist and
director. SuLdav-s choo at II 40 p. NJ with an
orchestra of thirty pieces, and they will play and
the school will sing music appropriate to the
occasion. Young Peoples society Of Christian En-
deavor at 6:l5 P. Ii. All are welcome to these
services
Ey ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
l5~S cor. Ca ifornia and Octavia sts.-Rev. II. d.
Brasefield, from Prime on Seminary, will preach
to morrow at II A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. Sahb ath-
hool at AS A. NJ: society of Christian EEd savor
at = 80 P. NJ /; prayer-meeting Wednesday evening
at 80 p. NJ. Everybody made cordially welcome.
California male quartet will sing at both services.
RR UNIoN-soUARE FREE BAPTIST
w. Church (open communion), Bush street,
near Larkin-Rev. William n. Meserve, pastor.
Preaching sunday morning at IL O'Clock Dy Rev.
Isaac Belknap, associate. Subject; "The star
OF Bethlehem Evening service, z 80, by the
pastor. Subject 1.-The Song of the Angels 70 :
lowed by baptismal servlce. Sunday school at
1915. Juniors. O'Clock. Y. I. s. q. E.. $3.50.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening. Visitors
welcome.