The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
CHURCH SERVICES.


AT THE STRANGERS SABBATH HOME
(6i5) Howard ST. Methodlst-E Episcopal
Church Bet I'd & Sd SITS. Seats Free.
Il Rev. DR.. John A. B. Wilson, Pastor
M1i AA Res. by the Church. Tel. Black 96I.
H4 NJ 4 ACOss.::;?5:ss.s s.:::as ::ss Avail, 20.
FASi k9.H Esi Il A. M.-"The Obligations of Son
SStA5 vi ship Anthem, i VIII Lift Up
igl4IgFFil Mine Eyes" tWhitfeId); offer
lAaArA4a" - tory. contralto solo, by Miss
Ethel Perkins. SO-sundsy-schoo Normal,
and pastors Bible class for strangers $50
p. m.-Young Peoples rally, Miss Ruth Sou
ellis leader 7:30-Sermon to Single-tax So
Anthem solo. Mrs. c. S Middleton, and
chorus from the Creation by Haydn, the
marvellous worker with organ and stringed in
struments: offertory, barytone solo. 'Naza-
reth' tGounod) by Mr.. AnsOn Hilton; string
ed accompaniment.
THE First Unitarian Church. southwest corner
of Geary and Franklin sts-Rev. DR.. Steb-
bins. minister emeritus; Rev. y. J. 3. Schultz,
superintendent of Sunday school The Sunday
school is at 10 o'clock. The morning service
"A New DEFINITION ~ Religion" All are cor
daily invited. There is no evening service
FIRST Congregational Church. cor. Post and
Mason sts.-Rev. George c. Adams, D. D.
has returned from his vacation, and VIII
preach morning and evening: II a. m. theme.
Our Duty to the Rest of the World" 7:45
?. m, a song service OF welcome to the pas
tor; special music by the choir. assisted by
the Masonic Quartet; Dr. Adams Will speak
on "A Congregational National Council
CALVARY Presbyterian Church cor. Powell
and Geary sts. Rev. John Hemphil, D. D,
pastor-Services at II a. m. and 1880 p m;
topic p. m; music a. m: Anthem, 'Hark,
bark, my SOUL (SheIey); offertory, bass solo,
From the Depths (Campana), ". C.. Camp
bell. Music. p; m: Anthem, oh, Be JOY
ful' A. J. Holden; offertOry, tenor solo, D.
NJ. Lawrence. All are made welcome
HOWARD Presbyterian Church. Oak and Ba-
ker sts., Rev. J. s. Thomas, PASTORAL II a.
m. THE Working Church; at 7:45 2. m,
Young Man Sell Out" Sunday-school at
$50 Wednesday evening prayer meeting at
7:45. All welcome. Beginning November
3 morning service VIII be at 1890, Sunday
school at 12:l5.
FIRST church Of Christ, Scientist. Central
Christian Science Bible lesson at II a.
m; subject, Probation After Death" Sun
day-schOol for children at the same hour;
Wednesday evening meeting at O'Clock. All
are welcome.
THE First Divine Science Church, NJ E
Cramer. pastor; discourse at II a. m. by Mrs
Josephine r. Wilson, Oakland. Cal. services
every Sunday in Yosemite Hall, Native Sons
building. Mason St, bet Geary and Post;
take elevator.
SPECIAL meetings-In hall. S036 Sixteenth ST.
a meeting for Christians Will be held to-day
oct. Is. at o'clock; also each evening during
the week. Saturday excepted the gospel will
be preached al l:4o p. m. You are cordially
invite dto attend. DR.. Matthews and Mr.
Campbell, evangelsts.
ASSOCIATION Auditorium, Mason and Ellis
sts.-This afternoon at o'clock, address by
Rev. MacH Wallace to men only; subject,
Work and Salvation" An young men in
vited.
THE Theosophical Society-Lecture tonight
Odd Fellows building, Seventh and Market
SITS. by Mrs. NJ G Bell. Uranus and Nep-
tune the Planets of the OCcultist and Mys-
tie'; Lotus circle Il a. M; inquirers meet
ings tuesdays ?. m, Ihursdays Z:3y ?. m.