The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-23

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II communicates of the order of
~ Knights of Malta will attend
h divine service, Sunday evening,
at the Penn Avenue Baptist
church. Rev. DR.. Pierce will preach or
the topic, 1.-The Christian Soldier" The
church will be appropriately decorated,
and the choir will render special music
for the occasion. This will be the re-
ligious service of the order, in COM
memoration of st. Johns day. All
members of the order and friends are
cordially invited to be present. The
committee requests the members of
the several communicates to meet at
the asylum of Anthracite command
cry.
Rev. DR.. ]. L. Price was at the
Broad street station in Philadelphia
Thursday night greeting convention
friends. He was both pleased and dis
appointed at the result as far as vice
president was concerned, since he re-
gretted the loss to New York state.
Roosevelt is a personal friend and DR..
Price is so much of a favorite with
him that he is always able to secure
him for annual addresses at Ocean
bart was also a close friend of the
former pastor of Elm Park church.
and DR.. Price was a very frequent vis-
itor during his last illness. 1t may
not be generally known by many ad-
mirers of DIR. Price in this city that
he has probably exercised no little in
fiuence on the presidential campaign.
He was q. member of important COM
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at Chicago, and among these was the
one which acted upon the relation of
the president with the canteen ques-
tion. 1t was principally due to the
strong fight made by DR.. Price that
b the clause of criticism of Mckinley
were eliminated after days of heated
discussion. So pleased was the pres
ident at this result that he personally
wrote to the doctor, thanking him for
his efforts, the result of which both
considered but simple justice.
Later on DR.. Price received a letter
of appreciation from Mark A. Hanna
regarding the same subject. 1t may
be remembered that it was at the
famous meeting at Ocean Grove that
President Mckinley first publicly out
lined his Philippine policy, and this
was no accident.
The following musical selections will
be rendered at the morning and even
ing services tomorrow at Elm Park
church, under the direction of J. AL
fred Pennington, organist and choir di-
rector:
Organ-Prelude in A ......,........... .Deshayes
Choir-Venite in fiat ................Van Lear
Organ-Ofertory in ..................Ha Haynes
Soprano solo--"Eternal Rest" ........Piccolini
Organ-Postlude in fat Lilies
EVENING.
Organ-Prelude in ......................Sm Smart
Choir-'Love Not the World" .......... Sullivan
Organ-Ofertory In + .Spohr
Choir-"O for Closer Walk with God" Foster
Duet for soprano and coLtrslto Selected
Organ-Postlude in fiat ..................kiel
Elm Park quartette-Miss Elizabeth Thomas,
soprano; Mrs. Heizman Rumble, contralto; MIR.
Alfred Wooler, tenor; Mr.. Richard Thomas,
basso.
Gospel meeting at the Young Wo'
mems Christian association at 3.45 p
m. All women and girls are invited
Gospel meeting at the West Side
branch of the Young Women's Chris
tian association at 3.45 p. m. Girls are
specially invited.
The members of the Baptist minis.
ters' conference and their wives will
go to Nay Aug next Monday for q
basket picnic.