The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-18
DOINCS OF THE CHURCHES
Current Happenings Of Peculiar
Interest to Religious Folk.
DR. CLARK'S TnEArER LECTURE
WIN he Heard in the FrOthiagham April
3O-Bishop O'iIsra's Eishsieth Birth-
day - bishop RulisOn Receives.
Capt. Maslaud Leaves Scranton:


Capt. Masiaud Leaves scranton:
Re|. francis 4, LARK ~. ~. pIesi
deht or the United society OF Shrist'aI'
Endeavor. Will lecture In the frotnhg,
nam theater. THURSDAY evening April
~, on the suoJect Go1s PURPOSE IN
Cnristian EhueaNor. ms n the hIs'
state Convention here next October. The
little flags, emblematic of the union.
which will be artistically designed. will
be worn that night for the first time.
They can be purchased for small
sum.
On the occasion of DR.. Clark's lee
ture. the choir Of about 200 voices, which
will sing at the state convention, will
make its first appearance. They are
now in training under the direction Of
c. E. Chandler. and will give their
first rehearsal next Monday night for
the first time in Young Mems Christian
association hall. At the close Of DR..
Clark's lecture he will be rendered q
Mems Christian association between 10
will leave for Buffalo. The reception
ten Endeayorers. each band under one
captain.
A meeting to begin ARRANGEMENTS for
me nMe reception was neid ihursday hlgnt'
WiI,iams and Miss Dai,a D Evans
large nurhars nf noon,a ora axnectaI
an that niebf fron, pittston W,ikes-
Rarra and Carhonda,s
BISHOP OHARAS BIRTHDAY.
The Rt. Rev. William O'Hara, bishop
Of Scranton, was so years old on Wed
nesday and because Of the event din
ner was given in his honor by Mrs.
Bridget A. Hoban, at her home on
North Washington avenue. Besides
the bishop, there were present Rt Rev.
M. j. Hoban, bishop of Alalis; Very
Rev. John Finnen, of Pittston, vicar
Of the Scranton diocese; Rev. r. A.
McAndrew, pastor Of st. Mary's church,
Wilkes Barre; Rev. J. A. O'Reilly, rec
tor of st. Peters cathedral, and Attor-
ney T. p. Hoban, brother Of Bishop
Hoban.
The students OF st. Thomas college
In body visited Bishop O'Hara during
the day and read him congratulatory
addresses In Greek, Latin and Enghsh.
AhS NShSA"oAS pASAS ASpS
kind and loving terms. In honor OF the
were given holiday.
p1cuop p1,11soN prcr,vrD
The Rt. Kew: N. .. Ruiison. pishop OF
this diocese OF the PROTESTANT Episco-
pal churcn, WIN rev. rogers israel
rector OF 81. Luke's, received the yes
trymen OF tnat churcn Monuay nleht al
the rectory: Rev. r. >. Balentine, rec
tor OF the Cnurcn OF the Good Shepheru,
Green Ridge, and Rev. A. l.. urpan, ol
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~ CA,vAr,o>,rcrsn nupApr
captain hannah Masiand ana Lieu
tenant Nelie ireen' OF tne local sal
vation army. piu larewei 10 the sol,
dlers MONDAY evening at meetlhs neio
III tne army parracKs on frlce street
no tne question WIN you Jo,n ban.hs
ION Booth IN ms movements Lleuten'
aHt nIeeIi saiu. NO. we Will huweseI
decide" The two officers will 20 first
to New Bedford. N. j., which is Miss
Green's home. Captain Masland, who
left here Tuesday Is more than ordin'
arily shrewd. She. assisted by Cap.
tain Green,~ has greatly strengthened
the Scranton corps. The captain Is
graduate of the Philadelphia Norma
school.
FOREIGN MISSIONS
At the eighteenth annual meeting OF
the Ladies' Foreign Missionary societ,
OF the Lackawanna presbytery, helt