The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-22
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES
Patriotic Services Will Be Held al
Second Baptist Church.

the daughters oil America and the Junior
Order of American Mechanics. the Thanks
giving services OF the Second Baptist
Church will be held tomorrow night The
Reverend Doctor w. w. Boyd will make
address on National Blessings and
Peris.' The following music programme
will be rendered: God Bless Our Land"
Giardini: quartet, Praise Ye the Lord. y
Randegger; Thanksgiving anthem. Crown
ing the Year." Maker: harvest carol by
carol choir; solo, Mr.. Porteous "Columbia," !"
Coe; solo. Mr.. Elder The Sword of Bun
ker HIP; America" Ryder and Kipling' 8
recess.onal. Mcintyre.
gregational movement tomorrow afternoon
at the Y. NJ. H A, No. S137 Pine street.
Among those who will deliver addresses
William Silk, Sol Marks, Lewis Godlove
and Ben Altheimer. It is said that so per
cent of the Jews in St Louis are not af-
congregations may be Strengthened. Harry
Simon will preside at the meeting.
The Reverend Charles F. Schultz will
preach tomorrow evening at st. Marks
The st. Louis Congregational Club will
hold its nipetieth regular meeting Monday
evening at the Mercantile Club. New Of
Committees read. An address on "Congre-
.
by the Reverend A. BerIe, D. D., pastor Of
the Union Park Congregational Church.
Chicago.
The Hyde Park Male Chorus il the name
OF new organization formed under the
leadership .ds Of D; G Richards. with a mem
members are Welsh, and many have be-
longed to Welsh choirA The first rehearsal
nlora VII take Place ton to,Torrow % afternoon at
Church. The chorus will sing tomorrow
evening at the Layfield revival meeting at
the Hyde Park Congregational Church.
The st. John Of Nepomuk Parish will give
q progressive euchre for the benefit of the
parish hail. Twelfth and soulard streets. '
The Reverend Louis Bowerman, pastor Of
the lmmanuel Baptist Church, will to-mor-
row night deliver the second of series
OF lectures on Pilgrims Progress" The
subject win be The City of Destruction"
The Thanksgiving praise service Of the
Momenrs Missionary Society Of the Tyler
day evening in the church chapei. The
Reverend W. A. Shedd Of Persia will make
an address.
The Reverend William NJ. Johns, d. D.,
and the Reverend Philip W. Yarron will
sneak at the First Congregational Church
TOMORROW morning on city Missions"
A mems meeting win be conducted to-
morrow afternoon at 800 o'clock at the
erend Doctor H. II. Wharton. The sub
5ect will be THE Strange Woman,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Haines will continue
the revival services at the Memorial Con-
gresationai Church another week.
The First Presbyterian Church will have
Its THANKSGIVING service at IL o'clock
nrnaoSay nnurSaay IN morning The sermon will be
j. McKittrick.
R. B. Eubanks Of Marshall, Mo-. has pre-
sented to the National Benevolent Associe-
tion of the Christian Church s., 500. The eift
was made through George L. Sniyely OF this
city. the general secretary of the associas s
tion.
IN, NJ B. Gott. president of the Union Mis-
through the Indian Territory and Oklahoma
IN the interest Of the mission work Plans
are are qnder wa for the erection Of build
headquarters for the Territories.
eeption this afternoon to the Reverend
Berthe j. Bowers In the parlors of the
First Presbyterian Church.
!. The Reverend H. NJ. Parsons, d. D.. Of
Toronto, Canada, will preach Tomorrow
morning at the Lafayette Park Presbyterian
Church.
Thanksgiving service will be held at the
Second Presbyterian Church on Thursday
morning at II O'clock.
The chapel Of the Compton Hill Presby-
terian Church will be dedicated tomorrow
night; The dedicatory sermon will be
preached by the Reverend Harris H. Gregg
and the prayer viii be said BY the Reverend
II. NJ. Parsons of Toronto, Canada The
choir OF the Washington and Compton Ave.
nue. Presbyterian Church will give a music
programme.
The following music viii be sung to-mor-
row evening at ST. Marks Episcopal
Church: Anthem, Lead. Kindly Light"
Buck; trio. Hear Our Prayer Buck; an
anthem, 20 Lord, How Manifold Are Thy
Works." Barnby.
The Reverend Doctor O. A. Bartholomew
will lecture in Rosenberg's Hall. Granite
CITY. Ill, on Temperance" Sunday after
The corner stone of the English Evangei-
ical Lutheran Trinity Church, East st.
Louis, Will be laid tomorrow afternoon.
A special song service will take place to-
morrow evening at the Union NJ. E. Church,
under the direction of Ray Douglas, organ
list, The choir Is composed of male chorus
Mrs. Mae Kaufman. alto. Chorus numbers
win 5e. still still With Thee" Recess
Lord" and Nearer Ny God to Thee
L. F. Copeland Of Harrisburg Pa. will
speak Tomorrow afternoon at the Central
7. ~. c. A. at $3.50 o'clock on Work For
As Young Men Of the Twentieth Century"
A. a Tnsnkss.yIng service vii! be held