The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

The Ladies Aid Society Is Preparing Novel Enter
tainment TO Be Given at Central
M E. Church.

Miss Perkins, a missionary from India,
will address the young peoples meeting
of Central NJ. E. Church this evening.
She will appear attired i'll the native cos
tune
The Monday night Bible-workers train
ing class at the Y. NJ. c. a. has for It's
subject Repentance" Dinner at 6
O'Clock.
Rev. S. A. Steel. d. D., general secretary
of the Epworth League of the M. T..
Church South, will address a m eeting for
Young men at the Y. NJ. G. A, Mason and
Ellis streets. this afternoon at O'Clock.
DR.. Steel enjoys most enviable reputa-
ton as public speaker. and his address
to-day is sure to be most interesting. The
service Is for young men only, and all
such are cordially invited 10 attend.
Company F, Boys Brigade, of Howard
NJ. E. Church will go into camp on June
%, returning June 90. Los Gatos has been
chosen as the place of encampment.
The fifth anniversary entertainment OF
Company F, Boys Brigade, OF Howard Nj.
E. Church will be held next Friday even
ing commencing at o clock sharp.
There will be a meeting of the third
vice presidents of local chapters of the
Epworth League at the Y. Nj. c. A. Tues
day evening.
This evening the choir of Howard Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be assisted
By Miss Ethel Tlllson, soprano, and an or
chestra composed of the following play
ers: First vlolins. Miss Susie Blair, l. b.
ruch; second violins, G. II. L. Beckedorff,
G. Wahlheim, W. T. PidwelI; flute. Miss
Carrie Ernest, Joseph Armos; clarionet, C..
F. Stone; first cornet, DR. Walter II.
Fearn; second cornet, j. Klein, George
Hol!isier. W. E. Morgan; rombone, Asa
Trew and Gus Vohnt. The following is
the order of service: Opening voluntary
by the orchestra and organ: Priests march
from "Athalie" (Mendelssohn); Hymn
No. 500. verses l, 3 and 4. tune EN-
mons; prayer; anthem, "Cantaia
in G" (Buck); reading of lesson; "Gloria
from mass, in G" for orchestra and or
gan (Weber); anthem, LET All the World
in Every Corner Sing" (Onseley); hymn
&c. verses 1, 3, 4, tune Duke Street.; an
nouncements and offertory; soprano solo,
the Everlasting Day" (Bevan), Miss
Ethel TiIlson; address; anthem, "Be
MercifuI Unto Me- (Sydenham); cornet
solo, with orchestra and organ accom-
panimen', Forever With the Lord
'Lenox"; long meter doxology; bene-
dictlon; organ postlude. professional
March" (Scotson Clark. Professor Martin
Schultz, orgaaist and musical director.
On Sunday. the Both inst. the Kinder
garten Mission. under the direction oil
Rev. DIR. Morgan, Will open at Academy
Hall on Mission street, between Fifth and
Sixth.
Wednesday Major Winchell of the Sal
walton Army and ex- Mayor Ellert go to
Salinas to look at the land for sugar.beet
raising. They will be gone two or three
days.
Colonel Holland of the Salvation Army
leaves here Tuesday evening for Salt Lake
City.
Tomorrow afternoon Colonel Holland
and Major Winchell will visit San Quen-
tin.
This evening Colonel Holland, National
secretary of the Mems Social Affairs, will
with Major WiucheIi and other staff Off
GERS hold meeting at Bethany Church.
Trestle Glen, near East OAKLAND, has
been definitely settled upon for the mon
ster camp me- tIng of the Salvation Army.
They will go into camp July 15 and camp
will last until August l. Some of the
leading officers and speakers ofthe army
will be present and 1t is confidently e1-
pected that it will be the largest and best
cam D. meeting ever held by the army.
Decoration day will be celebrated by the
Salvation Army with an all-day meeting
and banquet. This meeting and the
banquet will be open to all who care to
come.
Ensign Lewis is preparing for another