The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
DR.. BOYNTON TO HAVE a
VACATION.
Rev. Phillip Hubert to Speak at
the Y. M. c. A. This
Afternoon.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT SAN
ANSELMO.
Two Hundred and Fifty Children to
Be Confirmed at st. Charles
Church This Afternoon.

ST. Roses Church, on Brannan street.
will be solemniy dedicated by Archbishop
Riordan this morning.
Major Winchel of the Salvation Army
VIII speak Today at the Second Unitarian
Church. He hopes for cooperation with
all the different churches in the further
ing of his colonization plan. The busl-
ness men OF Santa Rosa have raised
5000 and promise $1,000 more if the army
vii. station its colony near there.
Rev. DR.. Boynton of the First Baptist
Church has been granted a months vaca-
ton by his congregation.
The members of the Mission of the Holy
Innocents in ST. Johns Episcopal parish
on Monday evening gave reception to
the Rev. h. s. Collier, priest in charge
Mr.. Golfers faithful service in the parish
closes on account of call to a rectorship
at Park City. Utah.
Rev. Phillip Hubert will preach this
evening at the First Presbyterian Church.
The Ladies' AID Society of the Fiji
teenth-street Church, Oakland, is prepar-
ing a novel entertainment for the evening
Of May 7. The exact plans Vre. however,
being kept secret.
L LC nSSh OCt 4hLAiS hO-bog Wiz NC q
busy and interesting one at San Anselmo,
as il will be commencement week. The
annual missionary address will be de-
ivered Sabbath morning by Rev. W. S.
Holt, DID, of Portland, Or. In the after
noon the usual communion service will be
held. Monday and Tuesday will be given
up wholly to oral examinations before the
exa xamining committee of the synou and
the board of directors. Wednesday morn
ing the alumni will hold their annual
meeting. At II o'clock the beautiful
Montgomery Memorial Chapel will be
dedicated with appropriate services.
In the afternoon will occur the gradu-
ating exercises. There are eight men in
the graduating class. Thee OF these viii
denver short addresses. The annual COM
mencement address will be delivered by
Rev. William Martin OF Santa Rosa. 1t is
hoped that the usual large gathering OF
Pres byl leraus will be present. On Thurs
day afternoon the exercises viii be trans.
ferred 10 Calvary Church, San Francisco,
where services Will be held commemo-
rating the founding OF the seminary
twenty-five years ago. This will be fol-
lowed In the evening by banquet at the
Occidental Hotel.
Rev. DR.. Morgan will read a paper
at the Christian ministers meeting next
Monday on some new scheme of city
evange liZation.
The next meeting OF the Unitarian Club
Will probably be on Monday. The coun-
Gil expects one OF the largest and most
attractive gatherings yet held. 1t will be
ladies' nicht, and "Religion" will be the
theme. Following is the arranged pro-
gramme: Culture and the Religious
Sentiment" President Kellogg: "The
Catholic Mindedness of Religion" Bishop
Nichols: 1.-The Conflict of Science" Presi-
dent Jordan; The Function of Univer-
RaliuinD - profesSOr O. II
son; "Co-Operaron of Religion and Sci
ence," Professor Joseph lie Conte;
woman and Religion, Rev. DR.. Alger.
Archbishop Riordan responded cordially,
but will be absent from the City.
Rev. Eliza Tupper Wilkes has been hold
.. ing services during the month IN Sacra-
mento and Stockton. In Sacramento she
also lectured for the Y. NJ. G. A. and the
young people of the Congregational
church, and in Stockton for the Women's
Club. The Stockton society is keeping up
its Sunday chooi ana shows great cour-
age in spite O: hard times. The audie noes
are good and increasing.
The Liberal Congress of Religion is ar
ranging for weeks session at Nashville,
Tenn, October 1924 1897, in connection
with the Tennessee Centennial Exposi-
tion. Drs. H. w. Thomas and Jenkin L.
Jones are among the prime movers in this
enterprise.
Judge H. D. TaIcott of Oakland will
~ BtOIIOh Iedh u bClOle Tue caD
Francisco preachers meeting. His theme
will be The Legal Profession and The
Clergy
Friday evening at 8 O'clock at the CALI
fornia-street Church, under the auspices
of the Ladies Aid Society, will be pre-
sented AUNT Jerusha's Family A bum
The annual meeting OF the Bay Asso-
citation will be held at the Congregational
headquarters. Y. NJ. {. A. building. to-
morrow at 10 A. N. Election of officers
Programme, Greek lesson, Phil. I:l2-20;
review, Hatch; exegesls, Lucas; essay,
Coombe; sermon, Z. S. Williams; sermon
plans on Eph. lii:17-l9
On Tuesday the district convention of
the Epworth League will be held at
Trinity NJ: E. Church. Delegates-Mrs.
Benson, Mrs. r. A. Brayman, Mrs. L.
Fletcher. Miss Ada Wilson, Miss Lottie
Coestock and r. g. Knapp.
Rev. Philip a. Hubert, d. D., secretary
OF the Livingstone College tcolored), To-
Gated at Salisbury. n. c., will address a
meeting for both ladies and gentlemen at
The 1oCng Mems Christian Association
- Auditorium, Mason and LIS streets, this
afternoon at O'Clock; subject, The
Light Turned On" DR.. Hubert has the
reputation OF being one of the most able
coiored orators in the United States
A missionary tea" under the auspices
of the W. F. NJ. Society of Grace NJ. L.
Church will be given on Thursday next
from 2to P. NJ at the home of Mrs. Sal
ter 526 Capp street.
The programme for the c. L. S. &C. of
the Central NJ. E. Church for Tuesday is
as follows: Scripture lesson Miss Samud ;
rollcalI-humorous quotations; History
OF Greek Art" chapter III, concluded,
Miss Alice Schroth; Survey OF Greek
Civilization" chapter X to page 81, Mrs
w. W. Allen Jr.; "Asronomy. Constella-
non HYDRA" William Weimo-e. Debat~:
Resolved, That the position OF the pow
ers in the present controversy between
Turkey and Greece is unjust" Affirma-
tive, c. B. McCroskey; negative, a. W.
LieChti. Criticisms.
On Wednesday evening there will be
the quarterly love least service at Central
NJ. Z. Church followed by the third quar-
terv conference. The presiding elder, DR..
Coyle, will conduct the love feast and
conference
The entertainment and social which was