The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Mission Chapel to be Dedicated
Ministers Vacations.

The new Pope Avenue Presbyterian Mis-
sion Chapel will be dedicated next Sunday
afternoon at , O'Clock. when the following
order Of exercises will be sbseryed: The
Reverend Henry Gardner. moderator Of
Presoytery and pastor Of the Les Avenue
Church. under whose Supervision the mis-
sion Is organized. Will preside. The Reyvr-
end Doctor 5; J. Niccolls. pastor OF the
The Reverend Doctor F. P:'f L Fe ens sTln1 Viii
oneF the dcdicat0Ty prayer and tho Reyer-
end c. II. Rauch viii lead the singing.
This mission has had remarkable growth
since its organization and has "A Sunday
school Of more than 80 members. Here
efter she Ashland Mission Sunday School
will be consolidated with The Pope Avenae
school n Eill be held at $50 a. N. each
Lords day. The superintendent OF the
Is aid to have had much to do with IT'S
George T. Coxhead. general Y. II. c. A.
secretary of the city, has been honored
NTH a place on the programme Of the
World'S y; u. C A.. Convention. which Is
ter part Of this month. Only two from
noIth America were thus hOnored, and
versity OF New York is the other party.
Three other ST. Louisans RiI attend this
convention; the Reverend Doctor J.. F. Can
non. the Reverend Doctor F. l. Ferguson
July Is.
The Reverend Doctor Harris II. Gregg.
pastor Of the Washington and Compton
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Will take MS
summer vacation from July Is 10 Septem-
per J. Ihs DOCTOR will take a trip up the
81 Lawrence River and spend some time
IN Canada. His pulpit will be supplied the
nTSi tsIee weeks hy the Reverend Doctor
ger three weeks by the Reverend S. 5. Hill
cher OF Ytnton. Ia
The Reverend Doctor J. " Lee nastor
o. 81. Johns ". Z Church. South. viii
S.sehd August at Colorado SPRINGS. Colo.
fuipi suppiies to DE announced later.
The Baptists Of the city have Heated their
Ient At valley Park TO- the summer, ard IL
WI II De m charge o. he Reverend {. I
superintendent Of missions. stated Yesterday
fnst the Reverend James L Gordon was no
movement in the city
The Reverend Doctor W. J. McKit,rick.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church.
and the Reverend ID. r. Leland. pastor OF
Tyler Place Presbyterian Church. LETT yes
sail for London. The doctor expects 10 visit
the British Isles first. while Mr.. Leland will
so at once to the Continent. They VIII be
gone about two months
The Union Bible Glass has arranged to
continue It's meetings Friday evenings At
the Washington ana Compton Avenue Pres
oyterian Church during the entire srmIncr
The chorus Of tbe Independent EvangeII-
cal Protestant Church held a wagon picnic
TO Horseshoe Lake last Sunday. but on ac-
count OF the rain the boating and fishing
part OF the programme was omitted. Din
nsr was served in the pavilion. and music
and dancing were the order Of the lay.
chorus was COMPOSED Of Ammes. Mile and
WHITTIER. II. Albert and Emma wola;
Misses Lima Spellmeyer. Minnie Meyer. II
la Herman. Lille Qbitzow. Ida Wolf.
Mamie Beckman. Clara Keck. Ida Rueppel
and G. and E Gruendler: Messrs. II. and
W. Rocker, F. and II. WHITTIER. William
Albert. E Spellmeyer, A. Th!eI. Ed Erbe.
Professor Ludwig.