The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25
PULPIT AND PEW

The Ladies' Social Circle Of the Church of the
Redeemer VIII give a supper and social in the
pariors OF the churd, Wednesday evening.
At the Church OF the Redeemer. Rev. Marion
morning discourses on the Relations Of MIND
and Body" The subject for Sunday morning ii
'Ths Influence Of the Mlnd in Disease
At the Berean Branch, Sunday night, service
Of song will be conducted by c. ]. Miller. It
viii consist Of solos, songs by the ladies' quartet
and singing The ADDRESS address Of the the
Minnesota School of Business
The Young women's Christian Association has
been holding services OF unusual interest at 4
p. M Sundays, and to-morrGw Miss Eliza Baker,
\ Of Westminster church, will speak on The Req
sons for Believing in Christi y" and Mrs. r. B.
Tomlfnson will give vocal selections
now being given at Bethlehem Presbyterian
church. IL especially interesting to young per-
M the tSa services OF 5hs music
the Choral Union is given at each service.
Professor Ruth B. Ridges will deliver the last
OF series OF Lectures for for the he pS Nom
respectively, at the residence Of Mrs. N. Emer
'on, 2sos Mumboldt avenue n The next subject
| will be 1.-The Chtld-Its Physical Habits
At Century hall Sunday afternoon Rev. W. B.
sa loo r ' Plain talks to tempted People"
ndsy Mrs. G. r nae Besren VIII sng two solos
The Hoiy city" and Drifting Away from
church, Rev. A. R. Tillinghast will give the
third lecture in the series on The Master Poets
hsse f Hs Se2 saf IT,:
Nov. 8, 1.-The Epic Poem OF the Nineteenth Cen
A stereopticon lecture In "a Tale of the
row evening at the Fremont Avenue Congrega-
tional church under the auspices OF the christian
o R sosls viii 81 be BY Reg G
Herring will be taken at the door.
"A3 Evening with Great Songs and Their Sing
MN he sysn tine e to
cial music by the choir six Of the great hymns
the pnst WIN De sung ana m nofed on bv the
pastor. The choir is composed of the following:
Z. Nage1. bass; Mrs. Nagel, soprano; Mrs. NIL
The music at Fowler Methodist church to-
morrow will be follows: Prelude, Noe
turne,', Chopin. by Miss Benham; IT You Love
The Holy Shrine" Newton Ben Hoerger; un-
response by quartet Come Se,d Holy by
R iss Ellif s%e pr. sridgman, President Of
Hamline university, viii have charge.
Dr. s. D. Hutsinpiller. pastor Of t the Hsnne-
M en-
ments have been made to have DR.. Love, pastor
Of the First Methodist church. occupy the pulpit
Risdelsberger, violinist. YIN give a service Of
sacred song under the direction Of Professor
Oberhoffer IN the evening. The public Is very
J. cordially invited to these services.
At the Church Of the Redeemer tomorrow, the
following music will be given: Morning-Organ,
s saet ansrte soto
tory barytone solo. Tho Publican" Van de
Water, Mr. Eavenseroft Evening-org.an' fugu que
Falls" Eyer; quartet. Fear Thou Not" Wood,
man; oteItory duo, The g., NsW Jerusalem
! At the third monthly special musical service
the second part Of Gaurs .'Holy city, will be
the affection Of ' G. H. NormIngton, organist and
eloirmaster; This service will also include a
stps If 5as mnrFs M and IND S sbae
i practicing on the nativity portion of the
"Messiah,' for the first Sunday evening in
December.
divines Of the Welsh Baptist church in Wales
arrived to-day and Will occupy the pulpit of the
8. tomorrow morning and evening. This is Dr.
/ Parry's second visit to this country, and those
others %ho did no" have nt the prVes VIII
Of ss Of ohn L. Twenty
nrst street.
At the First Baptist church Sunday evening
J Rev W. B. Riley viii speak on Solomon, the
self-Degraded Man" the seventh sermon in the
Twill Be- given by the large woodward chorus and
joi S In the Lord" Sullivan; response 20 say
g y aayd REsg s sna of
response, quartet.
Rev. Dr.. John p; Bushnell, pastor Of West
Ssnns Of fSe
series will consist Of six sermons, as follows
Get 20, TO the Lowering Of o. the R9 pn,n
talk on the voice of nature; Nov. o, ITO til,
Crowning Of Charlemagne by the Pope; Nov
of Sog NIX H.
\ the Present" --
Or. W. Fl. Rider, the pastor of Simpson
Methodist church who went from conference t.
Rider Of Baltimore, has returned after a visi
much strengthened iii health. He will preaci
tomorrow morning and evening. Special mus
Be &c oeepsd By u the Visitors R
meeting of the general executive committee O
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
The choir Of LyGdale Conversational , church e.!
s$s$ Hsysas Mass: isSas RTays4, uhssssn
Mendeiasohns Lobgesang; soprano and tenor. II
the evening, Rev. Charles EAton =. VIII l.r, Civ.
.ay Bodies C his subject s1s ' being Speculation
Concerning the Infnite' The music is as fol
.Gws Anthem saa rhe Appeal Of the crueis "a
Those Tears" Riego; Miss Sophie wilkins.
Rev. Dr.. j.: B. Montgomery will preach a
Wesley Methodist church tomorrow, morning ant
on the subject. IA Man with Changed Name
The quartet viii ,, sing ae. Te Deum. by Kortzman
Heart f: trust psFf OIL sBs1a solo ont
gomery Will speak ~, On Ups and Downs .Th'
quartet will sing Still, Still with Thee. By
by Root 30 For Closer Walk By Foster
will be sung by Miss Ames and the quartet Free
seats to the public and special cars at 91o
At Westminster church, Sunday. DR.. John e
Bushnell. the pastor, will preach both morninl
and evening AN Old Work Song is the sub
~ 49, Nrnfr odrTr ffcoF MAJ yrysJ
liams, soprano, who has been abroad for tire,
months. will sing with the quartet. In til,
evening, DR.. Bushnell will begin series of 81,
syening sermons, which will continue through
November and will be presented in simple an,
clear manner for the purpose Of answering man.
questions Of the day. The special music fo
NE evening service will be as follows: Organ