The San Francisco call., 1895-12-29


John Bodin Thompson, in which ,oo ne de.
| plores the want OF nonor among coiieso
students" O.
The Hebrew Orphan Asylum !of San San
| Francisco has received $1,000 OF the $6oOO
annually given by James l.. Flood 10 char-
liable institutions.
The California Chinese Mission will hold
its adjourned annual meeting at 3; 10 z. M.
to morrow at the Young Mems Chrlstian
Association building. -.
| brated Pilgrim Sunday. The church set SCI,
tied its accounts on that day, raising $9Z2
for that purpose. v
Mems Christian Association, IS arranging
for series of sermons to young men Dy
the city divines. ho
Miss E. ]. Miners. the eyangenst' wno
has labored in England and Canada, is at
Grass Valley and contempiates giving a a
lecture entitled "The Story OF My Lie,
in verious California towns. >.
A new Christian church has been oeol-
Gated at Honolulu.
Rev. James Small will assume the
duties OF pastor of the First Ghrlstlan
Church of Oakland the middle OF January.
The Christian church of Santa Cruz Is
about to erect place of worship.
Edward Coleman made generous
Christmas gift IN the form OF cheek 10
the Pacific Theological Seminary.
Rev. T.. A. Clark of Japan Will ADDRESS
the Congregational Monday Club on "Mls-
sion Work in Japan tomorrow.
Rev. w. D. Williams will preach on
'The Message of 1895 to All Mem at Ply
mouth Congregational Church this even
ing.
Rev. G. w. Beatty will address the
Methodist Preachers meeting TOMORROW
on .'Time Limit and the Episcopacy."
There will be an attractive Christmas
service at the Mission of the Good Samarl-
tan this evening.
A second programme of Christmas
music will be rendered at the Howard
Presbyterian Church this evening.
In addition to the congregational sing
ing, led by the choir, two solos will be rem.
dered. GLORY to Heavens Eternal King"
Meyer Helmund, by Miss Mary A. Morse,
and Shelleys Christmas" by Frank b.
Peterson. The organist of the church.
William F. Hooke, will render the follow
Holy Beams and The Marvellous Work"
from 1.-THE Creation" Haydn; March of
the Israelites," !" from "Eli," Costa; "Christ-
mas PASTORAL" w. e. Ashmall; "Grand
Halleluiah," Schubert.
An elaborate programme of Christmas
music has been prepared for the service
MS evening at the First Baptist Church
on EUQV SCreeC, OeCWeeu JOHeS anu LedN-
enworth. The leading features of the pro-
gramme are as follows: Organ prelude, III.
K. Mitchell; hymn by congregation,
"Antioch"; invocation. pastor-elec Rev.
M. P. Boynton; chorus, brightest and
Best Are the Sons of the Morning" Scrip
ture reading; grand chorus, "The Merry
Bells Across the Snow; prayer; offertory,
GLORY to Heavens Eternal King" Miss
Fanny L. Denny; Watson's grand chorus,
"Come Near, o Ye Nations; anthem
from Mendelssohn's Nativity, "Hark, the
Herald Angels Sing; solo, "Fear Not
Ye, o Israel" Thomas Evans; admins
tration of the ordinance of baptism, by
the pastor-elect; chorus. "All Hail. the
King; "Cantique de Noel" Robert P.
Evans, as soloist with full chorus; Han
del's ''Grand Halleluiah Chorus" from
"The Messiah" hymn. "Adeste Fideles, "by
the congregation; benediction. The pro-
gramme has been arranged by Robert 7.
Evans, tenor and musical director, assisted
by Miss Fanny L.. Denny, soprano; Miss
Florence Edith Raymond, alto; L. A. Lar
sen, bass, and the organist of the church,
III. K. Mitchell.
The following music will be rendered this
morning at Calvary Church:
"Sweet Babe of Bethlehem" Sunday-school
and choir; offertory, Bethlehem" OFhitney
gels From the Realms of Glory" (Shepard).
In the evening the musical programme
will be as follows:
Anthem, "Arise, Shine, Thy Light Is Come
(Buck); soprano solo, Heavenly Voices"
(Carl, Mrs. Priest Fine; response, Lovely APP
pear" Gounod's Redemption; solo, violin