The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-25
CHURCH NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tho Congregational Church Of the Re-
deemer, Barrett street near Grand avenue
will hold its monthly evensong service to-
morrow evening. when the following music
programme will be rendered: Organ vol
untary; hymn No Az. solo. There is a
Green Hill Far Away" Gounod, by Miss
Mae A. Carroll: chorus by choir; solo, .'The
\ Old and the New House." by the Rever-
<end George Lloyd, pastor; chorus by choir;
solo. Angels Ever Bright Handel. 10y
Miss Mae Carroll: hymn No. 21S.
There will be a special service Of song
al St Marks Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening, when the following programme
will be rendered: Soprano solo, Ave Ma
lia,' Millard. by Miss Shelter; violin solo,
Simple Aveu," Thome, by Mr. Louis Fl.
Dall; anthem. Lead. Kindly Light Buck:
alto 500, ''Oh, Rest III the Lord" Mendels-
s0hn, by Miss Louise Molen: anthem. lie
sus Lover of My SOUL. Williams: recess
stonal hymn, No. SO. Thomas Ingram Dix,
uISaniSt.
Regular services. with an address at 1890.
VIII be inaugurated at the Episcopal Mis-
rue. tomorrow. They will be in charge of
the Reverend Doctor ]. C. Quinn of Pitts
lield, H.. of the Diocese of Quincy. who
is considering a call to this parish. which
las hitherto been under the care of the
Episcopal Church of the Ascension. In con-
OF The Establishment ,s OF S,gaaT TsgIaa
school will be held at $3.50 a. m. instead OF
IN the afternoon. The doctor Is the author
, of an important work on THE Develop
iient of Truth in the Old Testament" He
WAS formerly L missionary in Iowa and
Montana
Next Tuesday evening there will be a
joint discussion OF the ''Muncipal owner
ship Of PUBLIC Utilities at the Central ,.
Lee Neriwether Mr.. Lionberger will op-
pose the municipal ownership plan. while
AIR. Meriwether will speak In favor Of such
ownership. This is the third in the series
OF Popular Talks.
Georges Episcopal Church tomorrow even.
ing under the direction Of Professor Paul
MoTi. organist The programme NM WI VIII IL In,
:-Nocturno." by Chopin. and Dreams" by
Gottermain. Mr.. Lewis Ball; alto solo: by
anthem anthem sun Of My SOUL" Wagner. by the
choir.
The Church of the Messiah. Unitarian. Is
eonsiderins the propriety s OF adopting g,hre the
ship, and also as a basis of connection with
something over ninety other Unitarian
fhlrenfs frH Tse IN statemsnt % IS In the love Of
truth and in the spirit Of Jesus Christ. we
join for the worship of God and the service
of man."
Central Y. NJ c. A. services tomorrow
will be as IS foo%s by osSss Iass.
Selden P. Spencer. Judge A. Paxson, Wells
II Hurlbutt. Jr.. and Ira Fl Lutte; A.
hanson. pastor OF the Third Baptist Church,
will speak on what Think Ye OF CHRISTI!
Special music will be furnished by the
male quartet
Special evangelistic meetings have been
in progress at the Curby Memoriai fIes, hNan
assisted by the Reverend Doctor g. e.
Palmer OF the. Lafayette Park Church:
whose sermons have touched the hearts OF
many. 1t is said that a number will unite
with the church soon.
Two concerts will be given at the Church
OF the Messiah during February. under
the auspices Of the Elliot ;a Atiianeea M,se Ine
Jeanette McClanahan and the second by
Mrs Berenice Crumb Wyer and Mr.: Victor
IIchtenstein. yiolinist. accompanied by Mrs.
{. c. Allen.
The Evangelical Alliance will meet next
Monday at 1890 a. m. in the Odd Fellows'
building. and the paper Of the day will
he read by the Reverend Doctor Frank
W sneed pastor Of the WashiRgt9nb !bs1Tnb AND
The Church and the College"
Christ Church Cathedral tomorrow evening
after the evening service, and the pro-
Eramme will include an overture from KOS
sini; Sonata in D minor Guilmant; ssre-
paGe Braga: Andante Beethoven: Wedding
March, Soderman. H. H. Darby. organist.
Mrs c. II. Bailey will conduct gospel
services at No. isis Stoddard street to-
morrow afternoon.
The Reverend Doctor Cornelius n. Patton,
pastor of the First congregational Church.
viii preach tomorrow evening on saul the
Mstake,'' ard the sermon Will be an inter-
probation of the character OF the first King
of the Hebrews, as suggested by Brown-
irg's great poe~l. Saul" Music by the
First Church choir. under direetion OF MI.
L. r. Kroeger. organist.
The Reverend C. l. Kloss pastor of the
Webster Groves Congregational Church,
viii speak tomorrow morning on ''The
Complete Human IDEAL and in the even
ing there will be a Sullivan song service,
The Shaw Avenue NJ. E. Church. South. Is
conducting successful series Of revival
meetings. and the pastor. the Reverend A.
S. Coker. is being assisted by the Reverend |
y. r. Sitton who will preach at both serv-
ices tomorrow.
The pulpit of the Central Presbyterian
Church will be filled tomorrow, both morn
ing and evening. by the Reverend Doctor |
W. r. King. superintendent OF the Amerf-
can SundaySchool Union for the South
west.