The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-27

at the Methodist Episcopal church. Oily
phant.
The revival services at the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church which end
ed last Saturday, were immeasurably
successful.
Rev. u. p. jones, of the Tabernacle
Congregational church, will preach to-
morrow at the Congregational church
at Audenried, Pa
The third annual conference of the
young people of Grace Reformed Epis-
copal church was held Monday evening
in the church auditorium.
The Ledies' Auxiliary society of Cal
vary Reformed church conducted a So
cial and supper Thursday and Friday
nights in the basement of the church.
Tomorrow at the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school c. w. Luls'
class will give special music and former
superintendent T. II. Dale will address
the school.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pastors union Will be held in the
Young Mems Christian association par
lors, Monday, March l, 1890 a. m. All
pastors are invited to attend.
Rev Mr., and Mrs A. l.. Ramer at
their home on South Lincoln avenue
entertained at dinner on Monday the
clergymen and their wives who attend
ed the Lutheran session at St. Marks
church.
Rev. S. c. Logan, D. D.. will preach
at the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening at o'clock
Services will also be held in the morn
ing at 1890. Sabbath school at in
the afternoon.
Entertainments were given Monday
and Tuesday evenings respectively by
the primary department of the Penn
Avenue Baptist Sunday school and
Glass 30 of young ladies whose teach
er is II. S. Benson.
Rev. w. S. Jones attended a reception
given this week by the members of
the Parsons Welsh Baptist church, to
their pastor and his wife, formerly Miss
Jennie Bevan. of the West Side, who
had just returned from their wedding
tour.
The Young Ladies' society gave it's
eighteenth annual Washington's birth
day dinner and supper Monday in the
First Presbyterian church lecture
room. The committee We're Mrs. Ed
ward Buck, Miss May Coursen and Miss
Caro- Dickson.
Rev. j. b. Sweet will address the
March meeting of the Pastors union
on THE Spiritual Nature of Christ's
Kingdom" The meeting will be held
at Young Mems Christian Association
rooms, at 1890 Monday morning next.
All pastors are invited
Arrangements are being made by the
deacons of the First Welsh Baptist
church TO give a farewell meeting in
honor of the departure of their pastor,
Rev. w. S. Jones. The affair will be
held in the last week of March. Rev.
and Mrs. Jones will leave for Wales
on the 3lst.
Rev. G. l.. Malice, of the Green Ridge
United Evangelical church, completes
his third years pastorate in this city
tomorrow. He leaves on Monday for a
few days visit and rest with his moth
er in Dauphin county, from thence to
Carlisle, where the annual conference
meets on Thursday, March 4.
The Seventh Day AdVentists have
changed their place of worship from
Beers hail. to d. d. Evans hall, corner
of Hampton street and South Main ave-
nue.. Preaching services Sunday even
ing at 730; subject, THE Power of
Man VS.. the Power of God" This will
involve some of the leading issues of
the day. All are invited.
Miss Margaret Jameson. a member
of the Student Volunteer Corps" will
give an address at the Sherman Ave
nue. Mission, Sunday evening, at 7.3O
p. m. Miss Jameson is one of the
most earnest workers in religious cir
pl n n nd TO a1
ways practical and helpful. Young
people are especially invited to be
present at this service.
The Christian Alliance, beginning
Monday morning, will hold a two days
convention. Prominent workers from
New York ana Philadelphia are eX-
pected to be present Among those eX-
pected are: Rev. Mr.. Senft and wife,
from Philadelphia; Mr.. Hinckey, of
New York, and Gabriel Mcguire, a mis-
sionary from the heart of Africa. A
cordial invitation is extended to ALL
At the Salvation army barracks on
Price street Sunday evening, Feb. 2S,
Captain and Mrs. George Lewis, who
have been here on furlough for some
time, will Farewell" to their comrades
and many friends, and leave Scranton
MOnuuS at S."O Il. H., on the Centfal
railroad of New Jersey for their new
appointment at Lexington, Kentucky.
Everybody is welcome TO attend the
meetings. In charge will be Ensign
and Mrs. Wiseman.
The delegates from the Young Men s
Christian Association who We're in at
tendance at the Pennsylvania state
gatherings of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association in Pottsville and
Reading, will give interesting reports
of the Convention and Conference, on
Sunday at 3.45 p. m, in connection with
the Gospel meeting for men. Miss Lily
Joseph, the popular contralto soloist OF
the First Presbyterian church, will rem
der a selection at this service.
y meeting of unusual interest will be
held at the Young Women's Christian
Association rooms Sunday Feb. 2S, at
S.45 p. m. If you are a member of the
association, don't forget to be present.
If not member, come and enjoy the
meeting with us. Mrs. Wagner is the
leader appointed to take charge of
the meeting. a helpful meeting for all
who viii attend. Laurel club meets on
Tuesday evening next, March =. All
members earnestly invited to be pres
ent 1t is the time for election of Off
GERS. All young women cordially in
Vited to meet with us.
TNMnDDnNDC CEDNJCEC