Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-01


Night-Improvements in COnten-
plation at the Hearne Tabernacle.
Some Topics to be Discussed in
the Pulpits Tomorrow.
The English Lutheran Church on
/ Six,aa1.h street was vel fllad last
night, TO Mslan to an illustrated lecture
by Mr.. G. G. Burnett, of New York,
on Sights and Scenes m Europe.
Mr.. Burnett has been an extensive tray
ellar and he has coliec5ed a series Of
! over Cne hundred views, showing CD
! jects Of interest i'm the c-kies Of tl,J con-
! tirent and the British Isles. These
/ We're thrown upon q large canvass by
/ means OF q sterecDt.c3l, and Mr.. Bar
/ nrt gave an interesting talk in ccn-
neCtiOn with each picture. He was as
/ sisted by his wife. The lecturer has
+ pleasing style, and succeeded IN hold
/ ing Jhe undivided attention OF his list
/ 6ners throughout his very inter- sting
/ and entertaining address. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Barnet, ask and receive no COM
! pcMsa,icn fer their services. They are
| wealthy, and fer a number of years
/ have devoted Their time and talents to
/ the assistance of churches of he Luth-
/ eran denomination which arc weak IN
/ anc.ally
HEARNE TABERNACLE.
The excellent work at the Hearne
/ Tabernacle. On South street, has bau
T is progress fer several years, during
which time many conversions have
taken place. The Tabernacle aims 10
find and save those who are not re1ch-
ed by the ordinary means, and in this
/ it has been remarkably successful. For
/ some ti-9a the need of a reading room
| and industrial department has been
! feb. and This want VIII be supplied by
the children of the founder OF the Tab
ernac,e. A portion eff the audience
room, which is cine OF the largest in ina
| city. viii be used for q reading room
an .ndu5trial room for girls, ard Oatls
which will be free 10 the members Ell
I The corgregsaor. This will still leave
ample accommodations in the lecture
room for the present and future needs
of the congregation.
W. &. Il. L. CEtIN lOtIo.
Thp local organization of The We
mans Christian Temperance Untcn VIII
oDen. q series Of av21gei.sgic services
next Wednesday evening, az the FourtA
f Streer VI. Z. Church. They VIII be
CONDUCTED by Miss Anna DJwlry, @
cultured woman who has occupied the
Dos,tfo1 of professor OF Greek q, the
De Pauw University. She is said to
be q very powerful speaker. and has
met with remarkable success ei7--
( whore. All the pastors and congr5sa-
rCns are invited 10 assist in making
/ the services successful.
OTHER RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements are being made 81. S..
Luhts P. z. Church fer a .er-es Of
mission sermons to be preached in the
uesr future.
+ PraY-r meetings aye being held dur
inc the d7y. IN. connection with the re
vival sqrv.css which are in progress at
this Cha0lire Street NJ. 2. Church.
The Rev. DR.. A. B. Riksr, p2o.cr Of
the Fourth S,Ieat ". e. Church, has
bean assisting in conducting revival
f services at the Benwocd NJ. E. Church.
The C. NJ. B. A. Of Bridgeport
/ rave q very successful entertainment
/ Thursday evening. which Matted a large
sum fer the treasury CT the ocgan-za-
/ tlon.
/ Th7 regular monthly marke, under
/ tbo 9u1Dioes eff the Ladies Aid Socie.y
J os The, Second PrssbyJr.el Church, WEI
take place this af,erccn at tAree
+ o'clock.
The Rev. J. H. L;tten, co7Dss.cr CT
/ this United Puasbyter.3n Church, will
/ exchange Dulpits to-morcw with his
/ b7oshr. The Rev. w. E. Lit,ell OF
/ Wellsyilla, Pa.
The Rev. DR.. F. T. D. Buckley, pas
/ tor of the Thomson N. 7. Church, WI
/ deliver O. special sermon to the mlmbar
/ Of the Senior and Junior Orders OF The
I American Mechanics, at The Thomson
/ Church to-mOrn0w evening. His sub
/ iect will be: Religion in Politics.
The Rev. w. w. King and wife, Of
| s.. Louis. formarly of Huntington, are
I guests Of Mrs. Kings parents Dr.. ana
+ Mrs. r. II. Fond in this Eighth ward.
Mr.. King has CONSENTED TO deliver
/ lsa-uua ait the Wesley NJ. E. Church
/ Next WE lreslay evening. His sub
iecL viii be Mrs. Grundy.
At the First Baptist Church, corner
of Twelfth and Byron streets, there viii
be preaching by the pastor the Rev. j.
L. McCutcheon. Sunday morning at
/ 1920 o'clock. and in the evening at $50.
The Communion Of the Lords supper
will be administered Immediately after
the morning service. Home Sunday
School at Sis a. m.
Young man's melting at the Young
MEMS Christian Association building
tomorrow Bftannccn at O'Clock will
be a. Interesting as usual.s The ragu-
lar S1UrC}y Ivsring m55cj-g will be
held AT s O'Clock tonight. All young
maa are cordially invited ito erTrd
beth CT these meetings.. ThEe meeting
tonight will be fo,idwel by a social.
--O-
/ A PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT