The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Sunday-SchoOl Mass Meeting at
Odeon Sunday, June 10.

LAN NAA1ANAAFS VI NAF +-EASNS4'N-
Church. South, will hold q Sunday school
mass meeting at the Odeon, Sunday after
noon. June Is, at : o'clock. The programme
includes a special song service and address,
es. r. .. Bolt is music director, . +.
Hatfield organist and Miss Grace Alexander
pianist. The Committee on Arrangements
IS as follows:
A. E. Whitaker, chairman; ]. l. Carlisle.
Hughes. A Az Ii. Robins, W. 3. AchuhS. NJ.
j. Williams, G. ". Hail, A. c. Snowherger,
Z. Z. Miller. E. s. Lewis, W; E, Matthews
Gambrill. J y. Broadhead, u. F.. Stephens.
the Reverend E. j. Rinkel, E. W. Young,
Doctor J. E. Gibson, Doctor W. W. Shaffer,
W. H. Gist.
The Deln1ar Avenue Baptist Sunday
school viii have its annua! excursion on
the steamer Hill City. Tuesday, June II,
rain or shine The committees in charge
General Committee-George II. Tontrup,
chairman: Reece S. Price, Floyd DeLapp;
officer of the day. A; E: Forbes; assistant
L. A. Carter, Joseph E. Hutchinson, John
Bush, Thomas G. Harkins, Pastor John 7.
NJ. Johnston, D. D.; Chaplain. {.
HAr 4 pa55s4; Doctor %; Phi l.. fH'f ESrris. Doctor G.
c. Lydia; tickets-George w. kemptn. sam
uel E. Heffern. Amusement Committee
Phillips, Edwin G.. Davis, Mrs. John T.ShR
Floyd DeLapp, chairman; Thomas Lewis
Phillips, Edwin G. Davis, Mrs. I: Davis
Miss Fannie May Guyton' Mrs. D L. Het-
Reception CommIttee-A. S. Teasdale,
chairman; Miss Ella Mallonee, Mrs. George
II Tontrup, Mrs. f. P. Taylor: Miss Mary
E. Carr. Mrs. Albert Nay, Mr.. Thomas Bur
CESS. Miss Tula D. Ely. Mr.. a. P. Brig
ham. Mr.. H. c. Sparks, Mr.. James S; Nc
Irene Evans. Miss Stephens, Miss Lorle A.
knight. Mr.. L. G.. Mallonee. Mrs. George
X. Smith. Mr.. Archibald Carr. Mr.. ]. H.
Roblee. Mrs. Thomas w. Crouch, Mrs. j.
c. Armstrong.
Johnston, chairman; Mrs, A. q. Forbes.
Mrs. s. v. Monks. Mrs. Thomas Burgess
Mrs. Harriet P. Heath.
The Second. Central. Grand Avenue and
Cook Avenue Presbyterian churches will
have a joint excursion and picnic today to
Riverside Park on the steamer I'm City:
at s45 a. m, and will return to the same
landing at 6 p. m. The programme of
teen events ara prizes are awarc7l for
each. The judges are: ]. G. McConkey.
Walter Thompson. Thomas F. Gait and G.
P. Rexford. Harry E. Baker. Daniel n.
Kirby and Harry Slattery. The pastors of
he churches are The Reverend Doctor 5.
]. Niccolls: the Reverend Doctor J. F. Can
non. and the Reverends j. L. Mauze and ].
Twyman Boyer. Executive Committee
Charles c. Nichols. John F. Green. W. ].
Anderson, Jr., and Z. F. Green.
The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer,
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"a. Trotmann. rector. will have a special
song service tomorrow evening, which will
1 Wsy 6t the the GToSs'@ Bv J6 dsno Men s Q " cors
alto solo. Eye has Not Seen" Miss Cy-
Coming Night" A. and R. Robinson and
Queen e s sl5sSs IN Mrs.; ,.z 4, K 81
trio, MY God, Ny Father, While Stray
Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. NJ. Fletcher and Mr..
Bradbury.
The Methodist tent meeting at Tenth and
North Market streets, conducted by Evan
eelists Hart and Magann, will extend over
tomorrow and conclude next Monday even
ing with a jubilee service: AT that time
all the Methodist churches Of the city
present, and short addresses will be de-
iivered. There have been $50 conversions to
identified themselves with churches. The
tent VIII be removed to Baden for several
weeks, and then to Carondelet-
There will be special services at EN-
manuel Episcopal Church. Old Orchard, to-
preach and administer the rite of con-
frmation. In the evening there will be a
special music service.
The Reverend Samuel Freuder. formerly
a Jewish Rabbi, will deliver his address.
lar. Church South next Wednesday even
The St. Louis Union Bible class prayer
meeting will be held at Washington and
Compton Avenue Presbyterian Church next
Tuesday evening.
The Central 7. M. c. A. will have two
addresses tomorrow afternoon, one at 4
O'Clock by the Reverend E. J. Brown of
Clifton Heights Presbyterian Church, on
Rich, but Restless" and another at 3 p.
m by the Reverend Charles r. Watson the
last of his series. on bible Places and Elk
periences."
". J. Semelroth, editor of the Interna-
tional Evangelical, received a cablegram
from London yesterday announcing that
Honorable F. F. Belsey, J. p, president of
the Worlds Su~nday-School Convention in
London in 1889, and the Reverend Frank
Johnson, editor of the London Sunday
School Times. were coming to attend the
Tenth International Convention at Denver,
Colo, June $50.
The Divine Science Association will meet
at DeHoney Hall, No. 1914 Olive street, to-
morrow at IL a. m.