Evening journal., 1902-11-15
NOTES OF CITY CHURCHES

...Dr. T. c. Achison, of Baltimore
Md, spoke at the First United Presby-
terian Church. Third and Broome
streets, last night. His subject was
"A Difficult Question"
In Grace Church tomorrow the
following musical program Will be
given:
Morning-Orga prelude, Autumn
Idylle," Op. 1866, Ashmall; anthem, "Sa-
viour, Blessed saviour (voices only,
Klein; OffertOry, soprano solo, Miss
Elda Idle; male quartet
Evening-Organ prelude, /, Intro
duction and Theme in B Fiat, arthur
Page; 2, Prayer" (theme and varia-
tom, William Mason; anthem. Father
cf ALL" Gilchrist, Miss Simmons and
choir; offertory, contralto solo, Mrs.
Ross; anthem, "Vesper Hymn" (voices
only, SQuires.
The following musical programs
have been arranged for Central Pres
byterian Church tomorrow: 1870 a. No.,
Sing Alleluia Forth, Buck; solo, In
Thee, o God, DO l Pat My Trust, 4"
Spicker, Miss Mary G. Morrow. 7.30 to
7.45 p. m, organ recital, Fantasia and
F'ugue, Tchirsch; Flower Song, Lange;
Andante, Thomas. 7.45 p. IN, ''Rock of
Ages" Buck; 'One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Ambrose.
ION Friday, Saturday and Sunday
of next week the forty-fourth annual
meeting Of the Local Preachers and
ExhOrters' Association of the Whining
ten NJ e. Conference will be held in
KingswOod NJ e. Church. The order Of
exercises follows:
Friday evening, 7.3O o'clock-Plat-
form meeting, led by the Rev. w. T..
Hammond, pastor.
Saturday, 1890 a. m.-Open service,
followed by an address of welcome by
the pastor. Response by the president
After reading the minutes the follow
ing order VIII be observed; Appoint
ment of committees; relating expert
ence and work for the last six months
by members; , p. m, devotional exer-
discs; prayer by the Rev. j. c. Bur-
dett, OF Dover; J. w. Fryer, Alfred
Brooks and James Purnell, subject OF
lneir own selection; address by the
Rev. Daniel Green; z p. m, report
of Finance Committee; 7.30 p. m,
preaching by the Rev. ID. S. Clark; al
teInate. Hugh Toner; revival service.
Sunday, 8 a. m.-Love feast, led by
O. A. Foster; preaching at 1890 a. m.
by the Rev. William FAIRIES; alternate,
j. w. Harris; 2 D. M. Decision Day in
the Sunday school; addresses by the
Rev Daniel Green, James Purnell and
j. H. Thornton; EpWOrth League at
$50 o'clock, ted by G.. C. Case;, $50 p
m, preaching by the Rev. j. c. Bur
dette; alternate, the Rev. Joseph VIII
kinson; revival service.
The Rev. DR.. Thornton, of Bethel
"A. M. b. Church, will conduct services
IN the Sarah Ann White Home, No. S22
French street tomorrow afternoon.
e.. Madame Layyah Barakat, a Mo
hammedan by birth, superintendent OF
evangelisic work of the West Philadel-
phia Y. w. c. A., will make an address
in Mt Salem NJ L. Church tomorrow
morning, and in Union NJ E. Church
tomorrow night.
"A missionary tea was given in
Hanover Presbyterian Church last
night by the Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF that church. The room was
decorated as a Chinese tea room, fur
nished with articles OF Chinese work
manship sent here by missionaries. The
Rev. Frederick Poole, missionary IN
the Church Colony in Philadelphia,
gave an interesting talk on Chinese
life He was attired in Chinese cos
tune. and was accompanied by Chi
nese boy, who is being educated in the
Philadelphia schools. Mr.. Poole also
exhibited numerous Chinese curios.