The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-23
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Elaborate Music Programmes Ar.
ranged for To- Morrow.

The Reyerend Doctor ". w Boyd. pastor
his choir, win conduct the following praise
service at Share Emeth Temple to-mor-
row evening: Prelude, Guilmant; quartet,
Praise We the Lord" Chandler; Onward"
Sullivan: anthem. TIE Deum." Root: trio,
service: auartette. Lord. now I'm IG nv teme
pie" Mendelssohn: hymn: address, (Which
Way Ii Your Life Carrying Your; post
Intyra
Union Mission. No.. 14sa Franklin avenue,
makes a special appeal to the public for
coal clothing md provisions to be dis
trinuted among the poor families The de-
workers. cannot meet them. Mothers and
chldren are asking for aid that cannot be
9iysn for lack Of means. 1t is very much
ssssist WIN give literally at this time.
0oney can also be used In purchasing pro-
vtsaonA Any Donation can be sent to the
u: 3: Colt A wason or messenger viii
call at once Tor donations
The young people Of the First Congre-
rational Church have arranged to hold .
special ooriee OF meetings At Z o'clock each
s Sun = svsSin e s SS,i csr Lent :. ; Tne % .ss { ns,
Ing oonduoted By b pastor. Doctor Patton.
&r ma,ts asi y sor e. n %sssin q The &. e ase.Edaa ncs
subject Of the Grst meeting tomorrow even.
Ing WIN be How to Enjoy Reading the
schuberes great cantata, The Song Of
gregational Church tomorrow evening BY
the First Church chorus. Ma Black will
take the part Of Miriam. Ne Bucanes
Nj. 3 r Rroeger win play selections on
the organ from the same composer. Tho
address win be by Doctor Patton on schu:
This viii be the nth choral service in the
Composers Series" given in this church.
The Levee Mission In rapidly extending
It's work IN its new building, corner OF Main
b Market streets. and a sewing school
nss been 9rsan M 1 wn Hana meets e, every sSs-
ent Of the school, and her aim is to teach
the women Of the Levee district the art Of
ing IL furnished by the mission, and The
finished article passes to the ownership Of
the pupil. All women and children are well
location is a lodging department, and thus
far It has been well patronized. The mis-
sion Ii also making an effort to thoroushly
with a view Of eniistins them in the work.
The new Officers of the Markham Memo
superintendent Edgar McCleIiand; assist
ant superintendent, Albert wenEiich; eecre-
tary, George. Nickel; librarian. Henry
Schali. and organist, Miss Ella Schroeder.
In this connection 1t Is worthy OF note that
the new superintendent was q close friend
Of the late w. H. Markham. and wa q
teacher of q Bible class in the mission for
seventeen years. He was also the unan-
imous choice Of the fifty teachers and the
older scholars of the school, and enters. up
on his work with the enrolment at high
tide. The children of the mission are hay-
ing a fine pastel portrait Of Mr.. rkh
made, which Will be unveiled Sunday after
noon, March 10.
St.. Marks Episcopal Church will have q
special song service tomorrow evening. and
the programme will include the following:
Organ prelude, MELODY In F." Rubinstein;
anthem, Praise Ye the Father" Gounod
alto solo. 'Herodiade." Massenet. Mrs. VII.
lard BARTLETT; anthem. Jesus, Lover OF
by Miss Cuddy; soprano solo. y Divine
nedeemer," Gounod. by Miss Clapp: an.
them. The Radiant Morn Hath Passed
March," by Thomas Dix. orsanist.
1t Temple Israel will be the chanting OF
the twenty-third Psalm, accompanied by
harps only. an innovation much In vogue
tp New York and San Francisco. The pro-
gramme for the evening Is as follows: In.
vocation, Beethoven. for organ. harps and
b.: solos by Newell E. Nelson and John A.
Rohan; abide With Me-" Bartlett, solo
by Miss Dunning: anthem. The Golden
City" Elmer. solo by Mr.. Vfnson: The
kDrd Is { Our shspherdf," s chant; " aSsr,s
Daily; occasional, Gounod-
Mount. Cabanns Christian Church. the