The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-24

Christian Church, will preach this evening
on Some Limitations of Emerson's In
fuence.'
Rev o. D. Conger will fill the pulpit of
the Emmanuel Baptist Church this even
ing in the place of the pastor, Rev. j. K.
Henry, who is at Buffalo, n. Y.
The Home Missionary Society of the Trim
ity NJ. E. Church will meet next Tuesday
evening on the lawn of Mr.. William Van
Camp, when a social will be given.
A building at 1888 Roache street has been
secured by the Free Methodist Church,
which will hold services there beginning
this morning under the Rev. Joseph Angel,
of this city.
At the Seventh Christian Church to-day
the memorial services of the G. A. r. will
be held, and the pastor, Rev. d. r. Lucas,
will preach on a subject in keeping with the
occasion. There will be special music or
patriotic order.
Memorial Sunday will be observed at the
Third Christian Church to-day, and the
pastor Will preach on stirring Up the
Eagles Nest" Major Robert Anderson
Post, G.. A. R., and the Woman's Relief
Corps will be guests.
The Alvin T. Hovey G.. A. r. Post will
hold it's annual memorial service this morn
ing at the Rivcr-avenue Baptist Church.
The Improved Order of Red Men, the Patri-
otto Sons of America and the Woman's Re-
lief Corps will assist in the meeting.
The pulpit of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church, which is meeting for the
present in the Temple on North Delaware
street, will be occupied this morning by
Prof. William NJ. Dawson, of Antioch Col
lege. Yellow Springs, o. He Will preach
at 1920.
All persons in sympathy with the All
Souls Unitarian Church are invited to
meet this evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Haywood. 1904 North New Jer-
sey street from to 10 O'clock; Wh rsce the
visitors.
The Rev. DIR. Kellogg's topic at the Gen.
tral-avenue M. E. Church this morning will
be Workers Together with Cod The
musical numbers to be given are: Contralto
solo. Just for To-day" (AbbotD, Miss
Messrs. Taylor, Parker, Horn and Gadd;
chorus. God Hath Appointed a Day."
There will be no evening service, the con-
gregation uniting in the Tomlnson Hall
meeting to be addressed by Bishop Fowler.
Following are the new officers Of the Sun
day school of the Seventh Christian Church:
Superintendent. Mr.. Jerry Hurlbut assist
ant, Mr.. Richard F. Jacks; secretary. Miss
Dora Gauld; treasurer. Miss Brownell
Gauld: organist, Miss Ethel Rodocker; as
sistant, Miss Della Meyers: chorister Mr..
Leroy Jefferies; teachers, Mr.. r. F. Jacks,
William Wagner, j. n. Butterield, En-
NETT Faucet Mrs F. A Morgan. Mrs Mar
Gauld and Miss Brownell Gauld.
All of the Christian Endeavor societies of
the city churches of the Disciples of Christ
will hold union meeting this afternoon at
the Third Christian Church at 2:30. Mr..
Horace Elstun will lead the singing and
Mrs. Neidheimer will have charge of the
junior programme. An address on Chris
tian Endeavor in Church Work. will be
made by the Rev. Austin Hunter and Z. III.
Clifford will talk on &C. Z. in the Union
keeping the Pledge" will be discussed by
Miss Lillian NJ Norris. Short talks will be
In The evening union prayer meeting led
by Miss Flora Drake will be held. Profit
able Points in Bible Study" will be the SUBJ
ject Of the sermon of Rev. G. 3. Newman,
Of the Third Church, in the evening.
Great prepare ions are being made for the
big revival of the South Side Evangeistic
Union which will be held under a monster
tent at the corner of Prospect and Linden
streets, beginning Sunday, May 81. Rev.
NJ. II. Lyon of Chicago, will be in charge
of the meeting, which will continue every
night with the exception of Saturday
Hiram J. Lloyd, of Chicago will assist in
the meeting, having charge of the chorus
of over 200 voices. The approaching session
of revival services will be by far the most
elaborate in the history of the CITY, The
tent under which the speakers will urge
their hearers to harken to the religious call
will seat 1000 people. corps of eighty
women will be in charge of distributing
literature and press committee composed
attend to the advertising.
The union was organized two months ago,
and the committee under whose direction
the work is being carried on is composed
of Rev. c. G. Edwards chairman, Rev j.
r. Henry, secretary, and Rev. G. S. John
conduct the meeting, is well-known evan
gelist and a graduate of the Iowa Univer-
sity. He is president of the Illinois Chris
tian Endeavor Union. Following are the
ministers interested in the revival and who
will assist at the services: The Rev David
Church; the Rev. Levi White, of the Trim
ity Congregational; the Rev. NJ. B. HYDE
of the Fletcher-place NJ. E.; the Rev. c. G.
Edwards, of the Edwin Ray NJ. E.; the
Rev. d. w. Noble. OF the Birthplace
Church., the Rev. j. r. Henry. of the
Miller. of the First German Baptist, and
the Rev. c. s. johnson, of the Hoyt-avenue
NJ p. Church.