Evening journal., 1902-02-01

There will be a praper service to-
morrow in Epworth NJ E Church at
10 o'clock preparatory to the commun-
ion service that will be held at 1890.
IL is decision day in the Sunday school
and special evangehstic service will be
held in the afternoon. AT 730 in the
evening the pastor will preach, using
as his subject "The Christian Sol
dier's Weapons. During the week
evangelistc services will be held each
evening and there will be extra sing
ing.
Beginning at 73O o'clock tomorrow
evening there win be an excellent song
service in West Presbyterian Church. the
program Of which is as follows
Wake, the Song of Jubilee" choir:
Iwcnty-third Psalm: Gloria Patria
hymn, Jesus, Lover of My Soul" quar-
tet, Mrs. l.. c. Fritz, Mrs. r. A. Ross.
Messrs. Clymer and Fritz; selection by
the choir; Scripture reading; contralto
solo, go. Jesus. Thou Art Standing
lGeiheD, Mrs. +. A. Ross hymn, Stand
Up for Jesus ofertory. "rhe Radiant
Morn lWoodwardl' sermon. the Rev.
A. n. keigwin. ID. d.; made octet. Sc
lected hymn savior. Again TO Thy
Dear Name We Rise" benediction.
Al the Sunday school in the afternoon
Frank Wilson willplay "a violin solo. and
q male quartet viii sing DAY by Day"
The quartet is: Walter Sherwood. Al
fred Rutter, f. u. Jones George Nc
Cafferty.
The Rev. VIM ID. Manross who has
had wide experience among the Indians
Yesterday made an address before the
Women's Auxiliary of St. Johns Epis-
copa Church. telling the members of the
life and customs of the Indians, how the
government is treating them. and what
the church is doing for the red men. Be
fore coming to st. Michnors Church Mr.
Manross spent some years under Bishop
Hare In South Dakota and has a fund Of
interesting stories about the Indians
...ln st. Michaers Episcopal Church.
Chestnut and Adams streets. the feast of
Candlemas will be- observed tomorrow
morning, beginning az 1880 O'Clock. with
an elaborate ritualistic service which is
both impressive and beautiful. The con-
gregation at the church is increasing.
The Rev. Sheldon jackson. ID. d..
Ii. d.. a former moderator of the Pres
byterian General Assembly will preach
on Sunday morning IN the Rodney Street
Presbyterian Church, on "Mormonismn
DIR. Jackson was the first governor of
Alaska under President Cleveland. and
mt present is q member of the United
States Bureau of Education. al Wash
ington. In the evening the Rodney Street
will unite with the Ham
over Church in "a union missionary meet-
ing. at Hanover. 10 be addressed hy DR.
Jackson, on the subject of Alaska and
Missions in the North Pacific While
in Wilmington Or. Jackson win be en-
tertained by William NJ Candy.
Young women of Sacred Heart X.
G.. Church will give their annual oyster
supper on Shrove Tuesday. February II.
1t viii be served from 20 Q O'Clock on
that date After 9 there will be- a pro-
gressive euchre party.
...Triniy's new augmented choir viii
sing for the first time tomorrow.
LIN the Jewish Synagogue at Sixth
and French streets tomorrow the third |
of the B'nai Birth Zion So |
.ictv viii be held In the evening the |
speakers viii be the Rev. b. c. Ehnen- |
reich ID. d., of the Adath Jeshrurum
Temple, of Philadelphia, and DR. B. L.
Gordon, ex-president of the Ohavel Zion, |
)f the same city. There will also be- mu-
steal selections boy the cantor, the Rev
II. Blatt, and chorus and hymns by the
Young Zionists and the Daughters Of
Zion.
About $50 was realized at the recent
'ummagc sale given under the auspices
If Kingswood NJ T.. Church. of which
he Rev. L. =. Kanholson is pastor