The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-09

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REDEEMER CHURCH CONCERT.
The Congregational Church of the Re
ceemer, Barrett street, near Grand avenue,
VIII give a music and literary entertainment
extensive programme will be rendered. The
Unity Male Quartet, composed OF Professor
u. +. knoX first tenor, II. r. Fitch second
tenor. T. W. Ross second tenor and J. o..
Leake second bass. will render six num-
6ers. The Patrol" by Clarke; Water
Lilies" by, Linters; Breeze of the Night"
Armstrong; o the Sea" by Buck, and
Annie Laurie Miss Edith HARDY will
render q piano solo and Miss Laura Kren-
nlng VIII give two recltatIOns- The closing
Fireman's Song"
TRINITY CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.
A benefit entertainment for Trinity
boulevard next Monday evening. May L,
entitled. The Best Laid Plans" which in
Guides two social cups OF tea, two social
tiers in this unique entertainment are Lewis
Nicol as Lord Ferrol. o. Wade Fallert as
George Harold, J. ". Pearson as Steven
Miss Alice Dods as Mrs. Wycherly. Miss
NIinnette Richter as Miss Helen Wycherly.
Miss Jane Thompson as Miss Rose New
come and Miss Susan Thompson as Miss
Amy Sherman.
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.
The Reverend 4. Hikeman was installed
pastor OF the Winnebago German Presby-
SI-CtG anu Gil
nessee avenue, last night by 4 committee
from the st. Louis Presbytery, and there
Vas a large attendance The Reverend
presided, ana a sermon in German was
preached by the Reverend ]. G. Kessler.
pastor Of the First German Presbyterian
Church. and one in English by the Rev
erend Doctor W. J. McKIttrick of the First
Church: The Reverend J. H. Gauss OF
poster. and the Reverend Doctor e d.
Walker of CURLY Memorial Church gave the
charge to the people.
years ago under the auspices of the First
German Church, and it has grown so rap
idly that it was recently organized into a
church, and the Reverend Mr. HiIkeman
called to be Its pastor. The church is well
located, and under the new regime It is be-
than ever.
RECEPTION FOR A MISSIONARY.
The Ladies missionary Society Of the
First Christian Church will give a recep-
ION to Doctor Olivia A Baldwin OF
the First Christian Church, No. Si26 Locust
street; tomorrow afternoon from 3 to
sUPERINTENDENTS MEETING.
The st. Louis ~Sunday-school Superintend-
ents Union will hold its spring meeting at
the central Young Mems Association build
Ing ing GranS and Franklin avenues. Tuesday
The programme for the occasion includes
an opening praise service. conducted by
T. W. BOT, q piano solo. walters Prize
song Wasner-BendeL by Mr.. George
Enzinser; vocal solo. "Th Master in His
Garden" by Mrs. W. J.. semelroth. inter-
national primary president. The address
OF the evening will be given by the Rever-
end Doctor w. ]. Williamson. pastor of
the Third Baptist Church, on How the
superintendent Can Help the Pastor"
general discussion Will follow in which
Alessrs. Hanford Crawford, w. J.. SemeIrotb
and ]. P. Licklider will take part Mrs
will also sing Doctor George ed
ward Martins open the Gates for the
Children" Mr.. Louis c. Stumpf. president
Of the Superintendent Union, will preside, |
Ascension Day was observed in all the
and Episcopal churches Yesterday
The services were the same as on Sunday'