The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-19

Endeavor union and rally of the En-
deavor forces will take place Monday
evening next In the Providence Pres
byterian church. Rev. G.. L.. Guild
the president of the union, will pre-
side, the North End choir of seventy
voices will assist in the singing and
also render special anthems. Reports,
election of officers, addresses and de-
votional exercises will make up the
service of the evening. A special in
Vitation to attend is extended not only
to endeavorers, hut also to all young
people Of the churches, of the Epworth
League and Baptist Unions and Chris
tians In general.
The first of a proposed series of three
sermons upon "That Daughter of
Mine" will be preached tomorrow ev-
ening at the Washburn street Presby-
terian church by the pastor, Rev. j.
p. Moffatt. The theme for this first
sermon is Hereditary Influences, Far
ly Surroundings and Development OF
the Child's Life"
The Union Sunday School Teachers
class will meet today in the rooms of
the Younk Women's Christian associ-
alton on Washington avenue at four
o'clock. Rev. George L. Alrich, of
the Grace Reformed Episcopal church,
will teach the lesson and G. C.. john
son, the blind musician. will have
charge of the music. Last Saturdays
meeting was attended by superinten-
dents and teachers from all parts of
this city.
Tomorrow being the Sabbath imme-
diately proceeding our national thanks
giving, the services in the Providence
Presbyterian church will be given
something of a timely character, espec-
tally in the evening at the anthem of
Thanksgiving service. Iii the morning
a timely theme for the day will be the
subject of Worship" the pastor, Rev.
George +. Guild, occupying the pulpit.
In addition to the usual music the
choir will by request repeat the an
them Autumn" of last Sabbath eve.
At 6.35 the Endeavor society will have
special Thanksgiving service. Pam
phlets of the service will be dstribut-
ed to all the present At 7.3O the SER
vice will be entitled Anthems of
Thanksgiving" The service will con-
sist of devotional exercises by the
pastor and praise by the choir and
congregation. The evening music will
be as follows:
Organ Prelude .............M Miss Mcdonnell
Anthem, Fear Not. o Land"
Unison Basses-Ladies' Voices and Full
Chorus.
Anthem, And God said Let the Earth
Bring Forth Fruit"
Mrs. Acker Mrs. Mulley and Fun Choir.
Anthem, "Rejoico in the Lord"
Miss Smith, Mrs. Freas. Mr.. John and
Emil Choir
Duet. with Cheerful Note Let All the
Earth
Miss Smith and Mr. John.
Anthem. "Give Unto the Lord the
Glory Due His Name"
Grand Chorus Founded Upon the Goth
Psalm.
Organ Postludc.
The fiftieth anniversary of the First
Presbyterian church will be celebrated
Nov. 27 and 2S. Invitations have been
issued to the reception which will take
place in the church and church parlors
on Monday evening, Nov. 2S. The re-
ligious services on Sunday will be of
a reminiscent character, in which sew
eral clergymen and members long iden-
titled with the church will participate.
1t will be a united service of the First
and Second Presbyterian congregations.
AIMING the SpedhSlS VIII ne 1NeN. 1T.
n. G. Parke, Rev. DR.. S. c. Logan,
Rev DR.. James Mcleod, Judge Alfred
Hand, Messrs. A. w. Dickson and f.
b. Sturges. Messrs. T. A. Archibald
and Spencer c. Dickson, theological
students at Yale and at Princeton, will
also make addresses.
A. V. Bower will give his third lee
ture on the Life of Christ" illustrat-
ed by stereopticon pictures. at the rail-
road department Young Mems Chris
tian association Sunday afternoon at
3.i5 o'clock. Railroad people are re-
quested to come early in order to get
a good seat. Last Sunday the house
was crowded and some had to be
turned awaY
The Thanksgiving services in the GEN.
tral city will be conducted as usual.
The First and Second Presbyterian
churches will unite and the congre-
cation of Elm Park and Penn Avenue
Baptist church will hold a union SER
vice in the latter edifice. At st. Luke's
and Grace Reformed church the pas
tors will conduct the services of the
day.