The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14

563; offertory; anthem, MAKE Joyful
Noise" (Simper); sermon, Rev. W. w.
Case, DID,, chaplain of Company F, B. B. F.;
vocal SOLO, Miss Mabel C. Perkins; re-
marks, President G. ], Smith; violin solo,
"Traumerei' (Schumann). Miss Mabel
Isabel Smith; closing hymn, No. 684;
benediction.
cept Saturday at Trinity Church. On
Monday evening the Rev. G. H. Jones of
Oakland will assist, and later In the week
the evangelist, Mr.. Munhall.
There will be a public meeting of the
Anti-saloon League at Y. NJ. G. A. Audi
toriuH Monday, March 15 at 2:3O P. M
Addresses by DR.. Adams. DR.. Ollie and
others.
Friday evening, March 26, grand con-
cert will be given at Simpson Memorial
Church under the management of Pro-
fessor Schultz in aid of the Epworth
League subscription to the '97 Christian
Endeavor convention fund. Among the
many excellent features of the concert will
be selections by the Lyric quartet.
On Friday evening DR.. Case will deliver
lecture on "A Trip Around the World, ("
illustrated with stereopticon views, at T..
NJ E.
The ChautauQua Circle of Central M. E.
Church will hold an open meeting and in
formal reception Tuesday evening, March
16, having invited as their guests the
members of the various Chautauqua cir
cles in this City and Oakland. The pro-
gramme is as follows: Scripture lesson,
Miss Hattie Hall; invocation; rollcall-
gentlemen will respond with humorous
quotations. ladies with current events !;
piano duet, the Misses Schroth; paper
1.-The Contrasting Qualities of Athenian
and Spartan Civilization" Mrs. F. A.
McLaughlin; discussion of chapter v.
Survey OF Greek Civilization; "a Leaf
From the Diary of Tramp" A. w.
Liechte; vocal solo; address, ]. w. Hen
derson.
Miss Adelaide Daughaday of the Japan
mission has arrived from the East on her
way TO Japan and is at the Renton, 712
Sutter street.
Last Sunday sixteen accessions to the
First Church were reported by Pastor
Adams.
The subject next Monday at the Monday
Club will be "Child Study in Relation to
Greene, kindergarten worker.
The Utica New York; Observer has a
long notice of the death of Rev. DR..
William 7. Gibson, who is well known to
many local subscribers of his paper, the
Gospel Messenger. His sister was for
merly resident of this City. DR.. Gibson
was an eminent theologian, and in all the
PARISHES III WulCu ne SeTVeu ne leIt Iuduy
warm friends and devoted admirers.
The sermons TO be preached during the
services Of the society at the Cathedral
will be as follows: March IA, Rev. P. E.
Mulligan, Second Word; text, "And Je-
sus said to him: Amen l say to thee, this
DAY thou shalt be with me in Paradise. :"
March 81, Very Rev. J. J. Prendergast, v.
G., Third Word; text, when Jesus there
fore had seen his mother and the disciple
standing whom he loved. he said to his
mother, behold thy son; after that he saith
to the disciple: Behold thy Mother"
Rev. William RAIDER will begin another
series of sermons on the Bible this even
ing in the Third Congregational Church.
The general theme will be The New Tes-
lament Literature" The following sub
jects have been selected: March IA, 1.-THE
Evolution of the New Testament; March
81, 1.-The Theology of Paul.; March %,
Memoirs of Jesus; April 4, "Son of
Thunder and Loved DISCIPLE; April IL,
"Epistle to the Hebrews, or Progressive
Orthodoxy; April IS, Miracles and
Rationalism."
These sermons will be delivered on Sun
day evening in the Third Congregational
Church on Fifteenth street, between Mis-
sion and Valencia.