The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
Church Notes.

DR.. Montgomery will speak at Wesley
Methodist church Sunday morning on
THE Suppressions Of Well Ordered
Life" The music for the morning service
follows: Prelude, Andante, Smart: quar-
tet, Te Deum, Buck; MIR. Williams wilt
sing tenor solo, 1.-THE King OF Love-"
Gounod; postlude, ''War March" Men-
delssohn. In the evening DR.. Montgomery
will deliver a special Labor Day address.
subject: "Christianity and the Laboring
Man." The special music follows: Pre-
lude, Minnetto, Guilmant; quartet. 20
Be Joyful in the Lord" Schubert; duet,
20 Divine Redeemer." Gounod; quartet,
Love Divine" Mendelsshon; postluds,
March in c. Clark.
Rev. G. II. Rust. who has spent the
month of August with Calvary Baptist
church, closes his work Sunday evening
There Will be q special evangelistic Ser
vice.
Mrs. Pearl Benham Kaighin has been
prevailed upon to spend one more week In
the oity and will sing both morning and
evening at the Fowler Methodist church,
Franklin and Dupont avenues. DR.. CooPs
morning theme is How to Open the Win
d0ws OF Heaven %
Rev. John Timothy Stones engagement
with Westminster church as pulpit supply
will close Sunday. The people Of West
minister have been pleased with Mr.. Stone.
morning sermon. Owen T. Morris will
sing Fear Not Ye. o Israel" by Buck
The subject for the evening sermon.
Saved to tho Uttermost." indicates that
Mr.. Stone intends to use as his farewell
discourse practical gospel sermon. The
m1d-week prayer services at Westminster
are being led by Rev. A. G. Patterson and
are proving Of great helpfulness. Christ
Before PLATE" is the topic for Thursday
evening.
The following special musical numbers
will be- given at First Baptist church Sun
day morning: Violin solo, Andante con
moto, op. 80. Leonard, by Miss Claire
Harrington; tenor solo, Face to Face"
by Sydney Morse. Evening: Organ and
piano duet, "Reverie," by Misses Grace
Page and Gertrude Wales.
A Spiritualists Union Grove meeting
will be held at p. M, four blocks north
Of interurban car line on Fairview ave-
nue..
G. H Normington, organist and choir
has decided to give a special choral and
festival music service one Sunday even
ing each month. This will be Of inter-
est to many who enjoyed the work Of the
choir the past year. Sunday evening,
Sept. Z, at 1880, Garretts magnificent
Harvest Festival service will be given
by full vested choir Of fifty voices. Seats
The Rev. Charles Fox Davis Of the
Bloomington Avenue Methodist church
| will preach a Labor Day sermon Sunday
evening.
DR.. 8. D. Hutsinpiller has returned from
his vaeat1on and YIN speak at Hennspn
UnCrowned King and His Prayer" He
will lead the young peoples meeting at
| $3.50. Mrs. Maude Adams Waterman will
sing. No preaching in the evening.
| All Souls Uinversalfst church will re-
open Sunday after a six weeks vacation,
during which the church and Sunday
school rooms have been repaired and re-
decorated. There will be special services
and music.
| Rev. Stanley B. Roberts, pastor Of the
Bethlehem Presbyterian church, will oc-
cupy his pulpit Sunday morning and eve
ming. He and family have just returned
from q vacation among old friends and
| relatives In the east
Rev. r. X. Porter, pastor Of the Stewart
| Memorial Presbyterian church, will speak
| in the morning on working People and
! Their Employers, as Viewed in the Ligh,
81 Gods WOrd-A Labor Day Discourse
In the evening a special missionary serv.
ice will be held. Peter Hanson, secretar.
Of the Y. M. G. A. and chairman Of tho
missionary department Of the Christian
Endeavor City union, will give an account
of the student volunteer work. In the
morning Miss Myrtle McCune will sing
| as an offertory, 'Just for To-day"
Rev. M. D. Hardin Of Andrew Presbyte-
rian church will be In his pulpit Sept. 7.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Hallock will return
Sept. from Portland. Me-, where they
| have spent the summer. DR.. Hallock viii
occupy his pulpit In Plymouth church the
Sunday following. .-..
The choir of Lyndale Congregational
church will sing the following selections
Sunday assisted by Miss Edwina Webb, g
| talented mandoliniste, who will play the
! offertory solo at the morning service
Morning -Unacconpanied quartet, Beau.
tiful Isle OF Somewhere" ladies' voices
Lords Prayer" tenor solo. arranged
from Schubert: offertory solo, Miss Ed.
wilma Webb. Evening-Trio, Memory
response, Perfect Peace';; offertory solo
But the Lord II Mindful Of His Own,
from Mendelssohn's st. Paul. Miss l.. B
i Wasserziaher. 5,5 5B 1s ss-s M
The pulpit Of Simpson Methodist church
will be filed Sunday morning by the pas