New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

charge to the congregation. and the charge 70 the
pastor will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. G. F.
Krotel pastor of Holy Trinity English Lutheran
Church OF New-York.
The musical part OF the programme has received
special attention from the committee and will con-
sist OF the full liturgy OF the Lutheran Church. the
anthems. Great Is Thy Love- Bohm and "Jubi-
late" Preston. by the quartet; contralto SOLO
Lead Kindly Light" Pnsuti. By MISS Marie
Waters; solo for violonceo. by W. T. Denike'
organ solos by Professor Walter Ham. and sew
eral hymns by the congregation.
The Rev A. Steimle was born In brooklyn III
1870 and received his education In Brooklyn. after
which he went TO Dr. Martins Lutheran College.
in Buffalo. and completed the course at the Ph.ia-
dclphia Seminary from which he was graduated IN
1891 the Youngest OF a class OF twenty-seven lie
then accepted a call as assistant pastor Oh ue
Memorial English Lutheran Church, IN - faui'
Mimi. taking charge OF the mission WORK. III jan
uary 1893 he accepted a call from 81 Fau'
Iu,herao Church In Red Wing. Mimi. and dur
ing the three years OF his pasiorate the MEMBER
ship OF the congregation grew rapidly lie leaves
St Paurs Lutheran Church TO take up the pas
tora,e OF the English Lutheran Church OF the Holy
Trinity, in Brooklyn.
Tn. Rev. F. W F. Stelmle. his father. was the
founder OF lions Lutheran Church. OF which ne
was pastor for twenty-fOur years until MS death'
in 1880 , .r,.,.-
English
was Organized In 1895 by young Lutherans VINO had
heen members OF the various Lutheran church's
IN ErookIvn and who believed II their duty 10 pro-
vide a place OF worship for those VINO ues''''
tutheran.sm in the English language Many o. INC
Young men had married into Engnsh-spenn I'M, :,
families who could not uni'r-'a"I " 80 a.,
nr~arbsi I'm German. The congregation was m
rroruoratcd December g. 1885 and has WorHn.pi'i
Temporarily at No +0l Brldge-s, but " har X, Ia
90 ,div mat more conmodous quarters must De
provided. and II has been ue'.ns" ts ~ huiiding
a.. on which Il hopes to erect church "a.
that viii meet all demands As IN. .Ii,a,ino crro-
oS svorship was not suited for the ms Aih.On in
monies II vas decided to engage Atso h'o' 10,
ami thus give the pastor AL opportunity ~ ''''"
old friendships and make ne" ohs' ,,, ~. church
.,Ii dive a reception for the pastor neNt ~ "a
day evening at No rl Bridse-sI' ''o''' - "
o'clock ,A ara 7 Herman Ilns
,rasdent. IL J. Dllihey. secretary: AiiT.a 49,
p resur,.t: Dr George sandhusen. J. H. Bahfens.
tnrg John Miller Or. W F. Noting. >. ~. MY
and John Meiiler. The programme 'o'''"''
Anthem ',,rs,cle. confession and ahsoluton In
r.,c,ilnx with tn Gloria PATH hytl-, ,'-' - IS
F,celsis saluation and Collect ip, t,,r,,n and son.
- Me- Tastcr followed BY the li"l''uJ'" anu "
s%ce or oonral,o Lead kindly Ish ,eol r'" X
Announcement, Of T'.Ic ,rol' ZION"
GOSPEL ,ssOn ,grrron GLORIOUS Things for Thee ~
sp.Nt en- .ne r,,,r Rev O. + Kro'el. p D. H.. d.
eu,hr, Great is Thy love- .............'''''
Address 10 the congregation Rev Jonn A,'r,ion -
offerings during which volonccHo A"'o W." Nv 49,
By william an, a. ,,s1',,ol~ Are Their Feet"
i! '' act 81 installation then follows PERFORMED y
Rev. J. \. W Haas ..,s PRAYER
Closing HYMN ABIDE win -. our sav,u,, ,s,or
penediction pronounced by The newly '