The Minneapolis journal., 1901-12-07

Sunday evening. Mrs. Cilley will speak Of the
| life and character of Frances willard This
is the first Of four addresses to be given the
second Sunday evening in each month on
| Some Latter Day Saints"
''Dowieism; or Divine Healing and Doing
Business will be Rev. w. B. RiIey's subject
at the First Baptist church Sunday night. 1t
Patent and Popular At the close of the
service the sermon on Christian Science "
delivered week ago, will be distributed to
the audience. Sunday morning Mr. Riley will
speak on Bible Inspiration According to
Christ VS. Chaffee.'
At Century hall at p m Sunday Rev, w.
B. Riley will continue his series of discourses
! on the Book Of Jonah, speaking particularly
on the incident OF Jonah and the whale, under
the topic, Jonah Overheard" The Temple
male quartet will render special numbers in
addition to congregational singing. AT the
close OF this service copies of the sermon
preached a week ago Sunday evening, at the
First Baptist church. by Rev. Mr.. Riley, on
Christian Science" viii be distributed
gratis.
churches as the feast OF the Immaculate Con-
ception. 1t is the patronal feast Of the church
of that name situated at Third street and
Third avenue n. Very much win be made Of
the occasion. Bishop McGolrick of Duluth
Will oficiate at the 10:S0 service. He will be
attended by the priests OF the church and
several clergymen from St Paul At o'clock
p. m. the bishop will preside at solemn re-
ception Of young women into the Sodality Of
the Blessed Virgin.
Rev. F. H. Cooper. pastor OF the Olivet
Baptist church, will preach next Sunday NOR
ming on THE Power of Faith" In the eve
ming the subject will be 1.-The Kingdom of
God-What and Where?" In the morning
Mrs. s. H. Lockin will sing as an ofertory
Obligato. In the evening the offertory will
be THE Day Is Ended" BY J. c. Bartlett, as
an alto solo by Miss Geneveve Lawrence, with
naked quartet and violin obligato Violinist,
Charles Pahowshek; organist, n. P. Stewart
Rev. DR.. J. S. Montgomery Will preach on
Our Investments and Their Returns" at
Wesley church Sunday morning. In the eve
ming Forefathers' Day will be appropriately
celebrated. The speakers announced for this
occasion are Governor Van SAINT, James Gray
Frank Nye and DR. Montgomery. The fol-
March 0n D., Guilmant; quartet, Lord,
While for ALI Mankind" Schnecker; Battle
Hymn Of the Republic, = solo by Mrs Parks;
Thousand Years, My Own Columbia" solo by
DR.. Muckey; postlude. selected.
DR.. John Edward Bushnell, pastor of West
minister church, will have for his theme to-
morrow morning "A Glorious Bondage" The
egering sermon, What the Tiber Is Saying, )"
is the second of a series Of four Sunday eve
ming sermons. Last Sunday evening g. large
and interested audience listened to the first
sermon OF this study leading up to the cele
bration OF Christmas. The discourse to-mOr
row evening will deal with the Romans and
the part which they had in history at the
time OF the coming of the Savior. An espe-
cially pleasing feature OF the evening service
will be a soprano solo by Miss Clara Williams
with quartet accompaniment.
C. L. Morrill, gave a brief piano recital Of
classic and popular pieces just before his
prayer meeting service Thursday night at the
Chicago Avenue Baptist church. The feature
vii. be kept up this winter for the benefit Of
his young people and any others who may
care to attend. Mr. Morrill, studied organ and
piano in st. Louis under E. NJ Bowman and
H. Lawfully. Later he paid his seminary ex-
penses in Chicago by playing church organ
and giving piano lessons. Among his musical
memories is of the time when he repre-
sented his class at the Benthosen Conserva-
tory by playing for Rubinstein. Before he
went to Denver he was often heard on the
Pillsbury organ at the First Baptist church.
While in Kentucky an organ recital and song
service was a regular feature OF his church
work, every fortnight He will be glad to
meet his friends at 1880 any prayer meeting
night at the church