The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-14

Service list for third Sunday in Ad- vent, December 15:
 Morning.
 Processional-Lov Divine, All Love
 Excelling .................. Le Jeune 1 Venlte in F ....................,.. .. Cooke Gloarias In F' .....................Co Cooke 1 Te Deum in A ..................P Parker Jubilate in B flat ............ King Hall Litany hymn-Saviourl When in
 Dust to Thee.
 Hymn 44-On Jordan's Bank the Baptists Cry. | Kyrie ........................ Crasselius | Gloria Tibi in F .................T Tours Hymn 4S-Come, Thou Long Expect ed Jesus ...................., Hassler Offertory--Grant We Beseech Thee ......................, Roberts Reeessional-Rejoice, Rejoice, Be- lievers.
 Evening.
 Processional hymn 432.
 Glorias in F Cooke Magnificent in E flat. King Hall Nunc Dimittis in F flat. King Hall Hymn 41-Hark! A Thrilling Voice
 is Sounding ...................M Monk Hymn 47-Hark! The Glad Sound.
 ......................,. Hodges Recessional hymn 43.
 ADULT CLASS AT CHURCH OF RE-
 DEEMER
 The special adult class for scripture instruction, etc, will meet in the lec- ture room of the Church of the Re deemer directly after the morning ser vice tomorrow and consider the sub ject of "T'he Passover" from Exodus xii, 3, fl. These class meetings are made as pleasant and interesting as possible for all who attend. This is not denominational gathering but all are cordially invited and take part in the general discussion. Often first class speakers and Bible scholars will be present as leaders and instructors. To- morrow the speaker will be one of the best known business men of this city and of course much interest in the pro- ceedings hinge on this fact A large attendance is invited and all are free to take part in the debate. as an opportu- nifty will be given. Many women attend these meetings every Sunday.
 AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.
 Rev. Frederick A Ottmann will preach tomorrow at both morning and | evening services at the Zion German Lutheran church, corner Davenport | avenue and Ward street The morning service will be at 10:3O o'clock and the | evening service at 730 o'clock. Seats are free and Germans are especially | invited to attend.
 AT THE CITY MISSION.
 At the City Mission hall, corner of | Court and State streets, the public ser vice to- morrow evening will be con- ducted by members of the Yale Divin- ity school. The following is the order of exercises:
 Song service-Led by MT. Rees reading. Selection by male quartette. Scripture lesson-Mr. Castor Solo--H F. Smith, Schermerhorn. Selection--Male quartette. Sermon-Mr. Calhoun. DoXology.
 
 The instrumental accompaniment will ah by Miss Jessie Holt, organist; MT. Field, cornetist, and Percy Norcott, with cornet solo by MT. Field Hour of service, 7:30 D. m. All are well come. MEETING FOR MEN AT WARNER
 HALL.
 Rev. George II. Ferris, pastor of Cal yary Baptist church, has consented to tive an address to the men at Warner lall tomorrow afternoon at 3:45, and : will take for his subject 'The Compen- aton of Effort" MT. Ferris gives this .ddress by special request of the asso- iation. It was the last of a series of 1 ddfresses which he gave to young men t his own church last winter, and was l realty enjoyed by all who heard it. Y 'here will be a musical programme [ onsisting of music by the orcehstra, t eader, Prof. H. G. Nichols, and songs y the Jubilee trio. All men are earn stly invited. Tt