Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
TO DEDICATE NEW CHURCH
Methodist Structure at the Bluffs Now
Ready for Occupancy.
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR THE OCCASION
Festival VIII Partake Largely of the
Character of a C~hautauqua, serv-
ices Being Held Through
out Entire Week.

The program for the dedication Of the
new Trinity Methodist church. at the cor
ner Of Fourth and Worth streets, and for
the weeks special services in celebration
of the event is now complete. The weeks
dedicatory festival, as II is styled, will
partake to a great extent OF the character
Of the Chautauqua. The dedication will
be held next Sunday, when this program
will be carried out:
$50 a. m.-Pentecostal breakfast. Rev.
Henry DeLong.
10 a, m.-sermon and dedication, Rev. D..
w. c. Franklin, D.. u.
1915 p. ~m.-Sunday school rally.
3 p. m.-Sermon, Rev. ID. X. Tyndall,
S:45 p. m.-Reception of probationers'
class.
$50 p. m~.-Epworth league. address by
president Omaha district. Epworth league.
sell.
'S:45 p. INSTRUMENTAL service.
During the week following this will be
the pregnant: Monday, s p. m, Rev. d. A..
Allen, sailor preacher, temperance advocate
and veteran Of the civil war, will lecture
on THE Worth of a Man" Tuesday, 8 p.
m. Rev. Enoch Hill, will lecture on Man
a Conundrum." Wednesday, s p. M, the
Mendelssohn Male quartet. consisting Of
d. H. Wheeler, first tenor; L. G.. Hazel
LOn, beCOuu TENOR, CnaTleB tthVeTStOCh,
first bass, and II. D.. Andrews, second bass,
assisted by Mrs. Welsh, soprano, will give
a concert program. Thursday, s p. m, Rev
]. W. Jennings, d. D.. will lecture on The
Why Of Methodism." Friday, s D. M, Rev.
Thomas S. Wordsworth will deliver a lee
ture on THE Sun and the Son." illustrated
by sterotipicon views. At each service
there will be a special musical program.
The Committed Named.
To assist in carrying out the dedication
and special services. these committees have
been appointed:
Observation-Disclosures Georgfana Keith, II.
L. Evans, Maud Southland, A. G.. Mark,
der, Emma Drake. A. P. Clobridge.
Old Folks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mar
garet Martini. Hattie Mills, Hattie De
Young, Mary e. Seely, Minnie Ball, Myrtle
Carr, Inez Beasley, Lizzie Elliff. Nancy
Iusic-c. W. Foster. R. N. wycor. w. A.
Goehri1g;, Nellie c. Teller Myrtle shum-
Reception Margaret Lindsay, Lydia
seifert, Ella Lennox. Mr.. and Mrs; l. c.
W. c. Mitts, Mrs. Nettie Roach. Mrs. Mat
tie witter,. Mrs. n, C. Teller, Mrs. Susie
Custer. Mrs. Ettie Greenwalt. Laura
Sunday School Membership Contest-w.
A. Goshring, J. w. Shumway and all the
Stewards. w. White. C. w. Foster, J.
Decoration-Mrs. C. w. Foster. Pearl
Windle, Lydia Evans. Frank Chapman,
Howard Erect, Gussie shoemaker. Hugh
Goss, Alline Cole, Fora Hyatt, MI. and Mrs
Bicknell, Benjamin Bicknell.
EntertainDnent-Mrs. Lydia Windle, Mrs
Alice Brown. Mrs: Lou Jones, Mrs. Re
p ts aYdi MIN Mr NJ ia Ia HWSy yeof. M Mrs. MAJ Ida
Dooley, Mrs. A. S. Windie.
Seating-John Reber, F. l.. Anton, jacob
Woods, Fred Brown. A. p. Clobridge, A. A
Edison, E. N. Foster.
BicknelI, Della wilkins. Fred Clobridge
Ferd Martin, Winnie Lindsay, Lydia Evans
Emma Nooren, Pearl Goss, Eugenia Bick'
nell, Margaret Capper. W Jones, JOSEPH
Grace Flickinger. Winnie Schultz, Bessie
L~ockhart, Mary Sandbak. Nettie Horn
| Catherine Myers, Florence Taylor, Bessie
Draper, Fred Cole, Fred Schlott. Mary
Draper, Prudence Teller. w. c. Waugh.
The new edihce is a frame structure o.
Gothic architectural design, standing on Z
rock-faced brick basement. The audience
room and Sunday school room connect b!
sliding glass partitions and are flooded
with an abundance OF soft, mellow ligh
through cathedral art glass windows. Tit
seating is to be circular oak pews o
handsome design. Though not Of imposing
appearance, yet It is one Of the most com
modious and handsome among the smalleI
churches Of the city. The entire southern
portion Of the city takes great pride II
this new structure, as it is the only churcl
building. save one, east OF Main street ant
south of Broadway.