The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-10
PULPIT AND PEW

THE Possibilities ST one Woman an Doing
Right" S''Woman's World and influence
THE Power Of Wonian-Is II Brain Or
evening follows: Trio, "Rend Your Hearts,,
by Mrs Park Mr. w Wil u ms. and Mr. Laird;
Ages" Shelley; quartet. When Gathering
Tomorrow morning the lay deputations will
iGeae ehurehss General Send Of st.
Gethsemane, and Fl: F. Stevens at St. Marks.
Lay Minneapolis ehurchmen will go to- st.
/ Paul and other larger towns Of the state.
1 Rev. G. L. Morrill, has been asked to- adj
1 dress the Loyal. Lesion at the West Hotel
banquet Tuesday, May fS.to make an address
church Sunday, May Is, and to open the May
anniversaries with an organ recital ats'the
May 49, Z
J. R. McLaren will speak in Crystal Lake
hall, 2I21 Crystal Lake avenue. Sunday at
7:4o p. m. Subject; 1.-THE Young Egyptian"
DR.. S. D. Hutsinplller, at Hennepin Avenue
topic, "A Sublime Fear and a Holy Anxi-
ety." At 7:45 he wall conduct the service
aRd sneak pc On the topf be hsI
music will be siven under the direction Of
i e. Ober-Hoffer. Mrs Maud Ulmer Jones and
Mrs. Maude Adams Waterman will sing in
/ duet and anthem. D. Alvin Davies Will have
a tenor solo.
An augmented cheir Of fifty voices will sing
| "Sanctus' (Gounod's Messe Solemnelle), solo
eg c Ape hGns at he
laying Of the corner stone of Ascension Cath
:, Ollie church. Sunday at p. m The service
will be held outdoors. ...
rial Presbyterian church. will leave for New
York city Monday evening as a commissioner
the general whose nra s1ss
occupy the pulpit May IS and Is.
Attractive music, well-known hymns, mu.
steal and unison responses and short, urgen,
, exhortations have proved acceotable at t n,
. the ever-increaslng audiences at the Sunday
:: evening, peoples services For tomorrow
the choir has prepared special music.
: Mrs. Bernard who has been for some time
engaged in work at Union mission will speal
Sunday morning at the Open Door Congrega
/, tional church. Both Mrs. Bernard and thu
pastor will speak Of THE Unfortunates.
particularly those of Minneapolis.
| A musical program in which members O.
the choir will be assisted by outside talen
+ will be given Sunday evening at the Church! Q
= the Redeemer. Julius Blakkestad, the celllst
: will have part in the program. "
, Professor c. A. Granniger, director of tn
= Apollo Club, will be assisted by members
tI.at society in the music at the Fowler Meth
odist church tomorrow.
| SA10A W. NSDoS
d day morning, new members were received
This makes forty five since Jan. l. The sun
Y day school averaged 316 for April. Worl
will soon. be resumed on the chapel, whicl
is to be completed early in the autumn.
will be modern and comrnodious and is de
. . manded by the growing congregation and Sun
t day school,
9 In Salem English Lutheran church to-mor
j row the pastor, Rev. G. H. Trabert, D. D.
e will confirm the largest class in the histor
g of the congregation. The congregation IS Il
| condition.
= The pastor of the Thirteenth Avenue NJ.
It church will begin, next Sabbath evening,
= series of sermons on 1.-THE Ten Command
o ments.''' Next Sabbath evening he will dis
: cuss tha first commandment, '.Thou Shall
: Have no Other Gods Before Me- ~
Tomorrow being Epworth League anniver
= Sary Sunday, Rev John Henry cudip Hip wi
= church in: the evening, upon the subject, IN
l. Ideal Lacquer. Singing by chorus {
2. young people. Seats free.
= At the First Baptist church. Sunday eve
ming, Pastor W B. Riley will conclude hi
e series Of sermons to people under 80 years {
*, age by discussing "True and False Life,
pr rel : Chorus: Arise. Shine" Buci
response, male quartet, The Lord My Pas
ture Shall Prepare arranged from Don i TT
- ing Macy, solo by Mr.. Woodward ar
ct quartet.
n The vesoer service at Plymouth chure
Sunday afternoon will begin with an orga
VI Hunt will play Fugue in "A minor, Buck; A
- Autumn Sketch Brewer, and Marche Funeb
ar ct Chante seraphi94e Gnilmant. Pr Halloe
u Money ..-5
"a = Lessons from the Eruotions of Vesuvi,
&c In the year 70 Of the Christian Era. and Il
q Destruction OF Pomoeii'' will be the sltbje
a. at the First Presbyterian church to-morro
,ss evening. Rev. ]. B. Helwig, pastor.
he REV. w. B. Riley will speak on True al
he False Life Sunday night at First Bapti
ial church.
on The thought of Rev. G. j. Tannar's mornil
Sir sermon at the Portland Avenue Church
Christ is embodied in the scriptural phras
ill Eternal Life What are. we to understa1
at by this? Is it to lbe desired and is it reaso
N. able? The night address on ITO Be Abs
it'll lutely Safe will be evangelistic in tone Al
p. appeal. The revival chorus choir will sing
The programs for the Epworth League a
viii niversary to be held at Henneoin Aven
at NJ. E. church next Tuesday evening are NJ
ton being distributed among the chapters. T
but preceding this there will be brief tai
- by B. Milton Jones Of First church leag
lev and Walter S; Jameson Of Trinity leag!
s sas box, conducted by Rev. Thomas W. sto'
fes The music, will be furnished by the Epwor
rid League male quartet consisting OF Mess
- Ed S. Jones. Messrs. E. "A. Olnstead a
. T. F. Cam and Rev. r. T. Allen are also
the program, and it. is expected that this
4 league members SO that a large attendance
anticipated. Tomorrow morning the sunr
\ prayer meetings will be held in Trinity, Fo
S 1 Wesley and Thirteenth Avenue churches, a
n q many of the Gsastors will address their s
i mons to league members.
S Christian Endeavor Notes.
e The Senior Christian Society of Plymo1
J. Congregational church held ''puzzle socis
s last evening in the church parlors. An
cellent exhibition of club swinging '
given and one Of the most amusing featu
was a cat show. Refreshments were serv
he'evening was enjoyed by all. Several
side the Plymouth Endeavorers were in
a tendance.
, a It was announced that the annual mo-
light excursion Of the Minneapolis Chi
. tan Endeavor Union would be held June
- It: has been thought best to change the ii
to LIN ha will he I .