The St. Louis Republic., 1901-03-06
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES
Christian Endeavor Union to Hold
Mass Meeting Tomorrow.

| The Reverend Charles r. Watson. pastor
| of First United Presbyterian Church, mas
| Sunday, March "a, Will be missionary day
and In the evening the ladies will presen,
| the annual thank Offering March 81 VIII
| be young peoples day, and special sermons
viii be preached to young people, morning
| and evening. April Z Will be communion
Sabbath, with special sermons and services
| The st. Louis Christian Endeavor Inior
| will hold mass meeting at Central Pres
| byterian Church, Lucas and Garrison ave
5ss Sssn essnns SsranEea M special
fisianee finanees; WI Mr. s1s 4; stanton on our S.
Gietys and tse aresa
| on Our Unions. Opportunity" special
music will be provided.
The Reverend F. G. Tyrrell. pastor OF
| Mount Cahanne Christian Church. has ar
ranged for two weeks series of eransel-
istic meetings, to begin next SUNDAY. ne
will be assisted by Professor H. A. Easton
of Chicago.
The Baptist Sunday School Union of the
city has arranged for three mont month'y e con, rrb
II, Doctor W. w. Boyd will speak on The
Place of the Sunday School in the the Chu.ch
Professor Georse P. Knox. on The Duty OF !.
AT Delmar Avenue Church. April y, Doctor
z. V, Kyle WI speak on How to Eniaarse
the, Sunday Scheol" land the ReverenS J.
+. Herget on How to Maintain the sun
day School" The third convention will be
held at Lafayette Park Church. Doctor n.
]. Johnston will speak on How to Procure
Teachers" and the Reverend 8. 2. Ewing
will speak on How to Qualify Teachers.
1t is the intention to hold a similar series
of conventions in the fall.
The committee on Permanent Fund for
the Support of the Episcopate'' had sub
scription cards and an appeal distributed IN
suburbs last Sunday. The appointment sug-
as follows: Christ Church cathsdral; S. s.
g Sc; St It. PeteTs Gsarses o H9ly syeenson soS
Trinity, 81 GOO; St Marks Memorial, a.00
Redeemer $1,000; St. Jamess, $1,000; St
s9hns s Grass ss s1 Mount
600; Emmanuel, Old Orchard. $1,000; st. Ste
phens Ferguson, $500. The subscriptions
made are made payable on demand or IN
and October of each year. The committee IS
hopeful of securing pledges for the full
amount by the meeting Of the diocesan con-
vention next May.
The st. Louis Presbytery will hold spe-
cial meeting next Monday, March IL, at No.
15l6 Locust street, at 10 a. m.
Grace Presbyterian Church received twen-
ty new members last Sunday, thirteen OF
whom were ON profession of faith. This
cnt DastOrate o. eleven months.
Next Sunday afternoon two pastel paint
ings of the late w. II. Markham Will be un-
yelled at Markham Memorial Mission. Ad-
dresses will be made by the Reverend Doc
tor s. C. Palmer and others.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Old Or
chard, will hold it's monthly evensong
this evening feature r of the evening bs
Holy City" by Professor Robyn's choir of
the Church of the Holy Communion. The
Webb. soprano: Misses Eugene Getner and
Marietta Bagby. alto; Joseph Buse, tenor,
and Leslie C. Fitch, basso.
Revival meeting are in progress at Mar
vim NJ E. Church. South. The pastor. the
Reverend Clarence Burton, is assisted by
the Reverend Mr. Harney The meetings
are well attended and with good results.
The St Louis Church Extension and City
will meet tomorrow evening In the pastors
study of the Centenary Church. corner of
Sixteenth and Pine streets. The locations
of sites of Cabanne and Tyler Place
churches will be considered.
A series of revival meetings Is in prog
ress at the Fourth Baptist Church, corner
of Thirteenth and Sullivan. and the pastor
Is being assisted by the Reverend T.. Is.
Shaw, evangelist.
The Reverend A. K. Wray. State Congre-
gational superintendent Of missions. will
Church. Aubert and Fountain avenues, to-
night on "Our Academies"
The Young women's Christian Associa-
the Women's Christian Home. No. 1914
Washington avenue.