The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-21

was delayed until lSuu, When under the In
SEPARATION of a gaft of $4,000 from the late
Mrs. George A. Pillsbury, the work was
again taken up, and carried to completion.
Great credit is due Rev. H. F. Stillwell,
who succeeded Mr.. Morrill,, and to the
present pastor, Rev. Loren A. Clevenger,
for their interchangeable efforts which in
cooperation with the membership and
congregation. have rendered possible the
completion of the building. .
The main audience-room has a seating
capacity Of nearly 1000, and is finished
and furnished in simple yet elegant
manner, the aim being to secure har-
mony Of color and design.
! While the original plans were made by
The late Warren II. Hayes, the work of
completing the building has been under
the immediate supervision of Architect
Harry w. Jones Of this city, who is large
ily responsible for the excellent results OBJ
tanned. The building complete, except
organ. cost approximately $4,000.
The program Of the dedication services
follows.
SUNDAY MORNING.
Organ Voluntary.
Invocation.
RESPONSIVE Reading,
Scripture Lesson.
Response. "Hear Us Father"
Hymn.
Light" Mrs. Frank Niclsels.
Sermon Re Eo Bsn MA III Terry Ph D. Chicago;
Shelly. '' ;
Hymn:
SUNDAY AFTERNOON: 8 O'CLOCK.
Voluntary, organ and violin, Handles largo.
Scripture H Rev Rawsy
Prayer. Rev. w. B. Riley.
Violin solo. andante from violin concerto, Da-
vid: Mrs. Verna Golden Scott
Delivery of keys to trustees, Architect Harry
w. Jones.
Report OF trustees. Frank X. Pratt
Greetings from first pastor. Rev. ". w Pratt
Solo. Fear Not Ye, o Israel" Dudley Buck;
Miss Edna Paterson.
A Addrsss Rev: s. + + H stiiWei, D. D.
Dsdicatory PRAYER. Rev; Loren A. clevenger.
Response. After the Sowing
Anthem. king All Glorious" Shelly.
DOECiOgy.
Organ voluntary.
Anthem, Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace.
Prayer.
SOLO, Mrs. W. B. Grosskopf
Sermon Rev. Benjamin Terry, Ph. D.
Solo. Mrs Eloise Hicks French
Baptism.
Benediclon.
Meeting Of Minneapolis Baptist Union.
A 1SsFs:s S$E1 %5 $R':$
Inter denomination reception
nno Tsv R sfzne G p Rossps Rev.
FRIDAY. 7:45 P N.
Apes o Rev. 1oDs r rally o rsst
CHURCH NOTES.
The Minnesota yearly meeting Of Free Baptist
church will be held at Mapleton, June lola.
"a description Of debate between Lincoln and
Douglas which the writer had heard when a boy.
Eight members united with Stewart Memorial
Presby terian church last Sunday morning max
ing twenty-three accessions in the last two Sun
DAYS. ...r = .~- :. s-. ......
In Century hall Sunday at p. m. Rev. DR.. A..
j. Frost will conclude his series Of talks on
.LoZe." his subject being 1.-THE Great Love of
At Riverside s chapel SUI Sunday evening A. l.:
cornet solo 1.-The Holy City Mrs. Nc
jAllister will sing. ~. $3.50
The Gideons Will have charge Of the services at
and Van Slyke Court. ST. Paul Sunday. at 1890
y. East Seventh street car to Olive and one
block north.
day evening to patriotic service. The addresses
day, evening, to PATRIOTIC service. The address
be BY MayGr j. G. aynss t and F. NJ N{ t
half hour musical program. ..-
Dudley Bucks Triumph of David" cantata
will be given at Plymouth church Sunday at {
roction Of Hamlin II. Hunt, organist. This mu
steal service is open to the public.
At the First Baptist church Sunday Rev. W
p. Riley will continue the series of discourse.
from the 3d Testament , +b In additiGn to tn:
hour gospel song service proceeding the evening
The Mems club of the Church of the Redeeme1
met Thursday, evening with P. B. Hunt. 2sol
First avenue S. A paper was read by Colone
fea syns a.
Harrison. unique feature of the paper was
On Sunday evening at the Church of the Re
life and work of Washington will be held. Rev
Marion D. Shutter viii speak upon washing
gram of patriotic music will be given by tn
choir
Rev Dr. William II. Rider Of Simpson Metho
vacation by his congregation. He will endeavo
to rid himself n, Of b b,aa BY stay at Ros
with a library chair and Mrs. Rider with silve
fern dish.
At the Hsrnsp5n Ayenns Methodist church Mr.:
BY BY m sna h rfn evening
William H Eustis viii deliver the address s. III III
music will include THE National Invocation
Soloists Mrs Leslie and Afessrs Kerr and Re
KNAPP.
Rev. Marion D. Shutter viii give series, .
cine Relation Between Mind and ,sody;' Sue
Of the Body Upon the Mind" the influence &c {
the Mind Upon the Body" Influence of til
Mind in Disease" and Results Of Psychical r,
search.'' NsS
At Westminster church Sunday morning, -
Cease, My Wandering Soul" THO by Chadwick
will be sung for the offertory; Hast Thou NJ
known?" by APl1eger, will be the opening al
them HIS. woodruff will play Guilmant
.Pastorale' from the he. first sonata, for the Q
a solo by Mr.. Norris, the following selection
will be sung by the choir: Anthem, ''Stin, sti
with Thee Ftote; response. "a Little While,
Allen.
At Wesley church Sunday morning, Mrs. Ma,
Ulmer Jones will sing. abide Thou With Me
by Bartlett. Miss Sans Souci will play postlud
march Pontifcal.'' by Tombelle: prelud
'..Jerusalem' fGalia), by Gounod at the eve
ing service Rev. DR.. Montgomery will give Il
seventh address in the series, Voices from Ov
the Sea- subject: I'm the World Beautiful