Evening journal., 1902-06-14
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

The program of music at Central
Presbyterian Church tomorrow is as
follows 1880 q. m, anthem, God BE
Merciful,' Buck; oifertory. solo. Judge
Me, o Cod Buck. Charles ID. Gran
vile; 7.30 to 7.A5 p. m, organ recital
grand Offertory In Il fat Major, Wely;
l"Andante Grazioso. Chauyet; march
in ID. Sullivan: 7.45 p. M. anthem,
The Day is Past and over Reade;
oifertOry. 20 Pray for uhe Peace OF
Jerusalem, Knox. Charles ID. Gram
vile. OF Detroit, Mich. will sing the
morning offertory Solos will be sung
by Mrs Smalley and Mr.. Mason. Norris
C. Morgan, organist and choirmaster.
Chief Justice Charles b. Lore will
make the address at THE Children's Day
services OF Rodney Street Presbyterian
| Church tomorrow evening at 7.30
lo'clock. Historical Glimpses' of Sun
day school work will be given by schol-
ars Of the Sunday school j. Frank
Ayres has charge of the special music
and viii sing a solo.
AT the quarterly conference hold
in Union M. E. Church on Tuesday
evening the reports OF the various Of
hcials showed some progress along all
! lines OF church work The financial
plan OF the monthly settlement of all
church expenses has proved successful,
and every item OF current expense Is
now paid at the end OF each month.
Sunday, June 20, has been set apart for
the payment OF part OF the church
debt The congregation is asked to
contribute in cash the sum OF $4,000
on that day. and considerable interest
is manifested in preparing for the oc-
casion Special envelopes are being dis
ltributed to all members and friends OF
the church. with the request that they
\ be returned ON the above-named date
i Tomorrow will beObservod as Children'f
l Day. The Rev r. n. Adams will preach
an appropriate sermon in the morning
land THE Sunday school exercises will
be held in the evening Superitend.
ent H. II. McDanel is recovering from
his recent Illness, and will be able e
take charge of the school exercises.
Manitou and Wawaset Tribes
Imp'd O. r. NJ. will attend services IN
Emanuel p. e. Church. Highlands
tomorrow The Rev. Kinsey J. Ham
mond has prepared a special sermoa
for the occasion.
90. The Rev. r. A. Ewood. OF oliVe'
Presbyterian Church, will hold open ail
meetings on Sunday evenings on the loi
at Fourth and Broome streets. stand
has been erected and the first service WI
be held tomorrow evening. J. Frank Ban
president OF the Associated Charities
A. d. Warner and others viii deliver ad
, dresses and a special choir VIII sing. The
proceeds OF the collection viii be for th'
T benefit of the country week fund OF The
Associated Charities.
e Under the auspices Of the Womani
Auxiliary Of the Unitarian Church, a gar
den party and supper viii be given thil
afternoon at Nos. 100 and 102 West Eigh
, tcenth street supper viii be served afte
8 30 o'clock.
Y lin Grace NJ. E Church tomorrow tn
!. following musical program VIII be given
Morning: Organ prelude, Allegro Macs
toso," Bnreiel, ofiertory, anthem. "Genu
Lord Gently Lead U.s. Hawiey; so
prano solo lover the Stars There
I. Rest" Abt Miss Anna Simmons.
I. Evening. Organ prelude. !. Gran
Professional IN ID Major Ieigeros; II
"Allegretto' Forrest; anthem. "Hoy
Long witt Thou Forget Me. q Lord?
a Pnueger, Robert Knight and choir; OF
. fertory. soprano solo. Miss Elda Idle