The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
LATEST NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
IN AND ABOUT The CITY
Commander Booth-T Tucker of the Salvation Army to
Address the Presbyterian Ministerial
Union Tomorrow.

day-schools. Professor ii. M. Hamill OF
Jacksonville, ILL.,, international field work
er, will deliver addresses, and Ira ID.
Sanky will have charge of the music.
Rev. Henry Varley, who has been hold
ing special meetings at the First Baptist
Church on Eddy street, will continue them
into the coming week.
A mission Sunday school is to be inaug-
urated in the Richmond district on Sun
day, March %, at hall that has been
secured on Fifth avenue.
Rev. DR.. Ollie will give an illustrated
talk to the Juniors and Sunday school the
first week in April on "The Holy Life and
the Holy Land" About 100 pictures will
be shown with a stereopticon, being pho
tographs of places and scenes in Palestine
taken on the spot. and photographs of
celebrated paintings illustrating scenes in
the Life of Christ"
Next Tuesday evening a might with
Students" will be given at the Young
Mems Christian Association auditorium
Mason and Ellis streets. which promises
to be most delightful affair. President
Kellogg of the University of California
will deliver a brief address and Ira D.
Sankey will also be present and make q
fewremarks. An entertaining programme
of readings, quartets and orchestral music
has been arranged. After the exercises in
the auditorium game of basket ball will
be played in the gymnasium.
On Friday evening there will be grand
concert under the auspices of the Epworth
League at Simpson Memorial Church.
Professor Martin Schultz will have charge
of the affair. The Lyric quartet, assisted
by Miss Ethel Isabel Smith, violinist,
Samuel Adelstein. futist, and Miss
Florence Muriel Schultz reader, will rem
der the programme.
Friday evening. the 26th, the King
Daughters of California street NJ. E.
Church will give social in the parlors of
the church. An excellent programme
will be presented, including instrumental
music by the Orpheus Double Quintet; !;
soloists-Mrs. E. NJ. Wescott, MI. and
Mrs. R. J. Hancock and Miss Purdy; elo-
cutionists-Mrs. Geisy, Mr.. Williams and
Miss Graeber.
The Inter mediate Epworth League Of
Howard NJ. Z. Church will give q
social in the lecture-room OF the church
on Tuesday evening. the 23i inst.
On Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock
there will be special literary meeting of
the Epworth League. The interesting
feature of the evening will be a mock
trial. The criminal will be Hollis Yule;
attorneys for prosecution H Dumont
and C. Jacobs; for defense-S. Hammond
and E. Curre.
Mrs. ]. K. Barney OF Providence, R. l.,
superintendent of prison work in the
Worlds W. c. T. u. is in the City on her
way out as the eighth round the world
missionary. Mrs. Barney is an evangelist
of wide reputation. having labored long
the National w. c. T. o., as well as in
the Methodist church, to whose member
ship she is well known. She will speak in
Howard-street church Sunday evening;
subject, From Jerusalem to Jericho"
On Monday night there will be farewell
meeting at Central church, TO be addressed
by Mrs. Barney, who sails for Honolulu
on Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. Smith, the noted evangelist, is
expected back from Honolulu on Wednes-
day, the 31st. He will hold revival meet
ings at Grace M. E. Church.
On Thursday. from 2 to 5 o'clock
/
sionary len" at the home of Mrs. A. g.
Roberts, 1924 Twentieth street.
Grace M. E. Church has "Circle for
Study of Municipal Government" which
will meet at the church Thursday evening
| Edward Foulkes will speak on City Con-
tracts" and l. J. Truman on Taxa ton
and Revenue"
Tonight is choir night at the Church of
the Advent, and besides the regular choral
service, psalter for the day and anthem,
Turn thy face from my SINS" that beau
| tiful service, THE story of the Cross" will
be sung by soloists and chorus. The choir
will sing in he form of the cross, and the
large mum ber, sixty voices, will make a
most impressive spectacle. The Rev. John
A. Emery will preacn, and the musical
service will be under the direction of
Henry Kirke White Jr.