The San Francisco call., 1904-03-06
VARIETY OF TOPICS At
THE DIFFERENT CHURCHES
Services at the churches to-day are

Services al the churches to-day are
IS follows;
trinity Il. E-A-orntng. Revival ConaI-
ticls evening. sermon Pastor Re-. John
Csufo-nia street N E.-Morning. Religion
il Little Things evening. .'Unearned Hap
rIness Pastor. Rev. Clarence Reed.
LlU0lrh N E.-M0ruing. The Necessity Of
Christian Unity. evening. -'Conquero- From
C60ra." Pastor Re- F. A Keast
Grace r. E.-Morning. other Peoples :
Hamilton 81 E-Evenins. our Lords
Teuptstio1 Pastor. Rev Charles .. OMAN
First Tnitarian-M0rning. Rev J X No
Ian. president ~ the Pacific Theological Sem
mary. VIII preach.
Flrst Engiish Lutheran-a Morning, The
church of the Living Cod: evening, Isaiah s
Vision n the Redeemer.' Pastor. Rev L
Lebanon Presbvrerian-E Evening, .'st- Angus
tine Pastor. Rev r. Logan.
81 Ignatius-Fsev- Father Woods viii de-
Hfer The sermon al the 1890 mass Rev
Father Mshoney Will preach in the evening.
Hoiy Cross-Fsev- Father sullivan will preach
this evening on ''Christ's Tenderness
A course Of sermons will be preached
~ St Mary's Church. California street.
during the Sundays Of Lent at the II
o'clock mass by Father Clarence Wood
man. c. S. p, on The Souls Inner
Life" His subject for to-day viii be
Its Test"
Rev. Thomas P. Moran will preach
the sermon at the Lenten devotion of
The Calvarian Society in st. Mary's
Cathedral this afternoon, his subject
being Jesus and the Women Of Jeru-
salem"
The Fiske Jubilee Singers, colored
students, who have been meeting with
such marked success in their tour of
the coast, viii sing at the mass-meet-
ing for young men at the Young Mems
Christian Association auditorium, Ma
son and Ellis streets, this afternoon at
3 o'clock. The programme will include
some Of their most delightful melodies.
A short address will be given by Rev.
George ". White, D. D., on The Sue
cess Of Young Men
The monthly musical service of Simp-
son Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner Of Hayes and Buchanan
streets. viii be held this evening. The
ch0ruses by the choir viii include
Lead. Kindly Light" Judge Me O
God" (AIendelsohn) and send Out Thy
Light (Gounod) There will be solos
by Mrs. Milton McMurray and by Oil
Yer Lenoir. who viii sing The Unseen
Kingdom" In addition there viii be a
quartet. Savior. When Night Involves
the sky" (Shelly); d double quartet
There Is a River CBuck), and q chor-
Us by male voices. Ave Maria" (Atten-
hoper). l. E. Blake is director and Miss
Mabel Jones organist.
SpOhr's oratorio Calvary viii be
given at the thirteenth monthly musical
service at Trinity Church thus evening
~ 8 O'Clock. The work illustrates the
biblical history OF the betrayal, trial
and cruci7xion OF Christ, and requires
ten soIoists and a chorus for its rendi-
tiou. The soloists will be: Miss Flynn
and Mrs Warshauer, sopranos; Miss
F'airweather and Mrs. Lawrence, con-
traltos; Mr.. Audelotte. Mr.. Davies and
Mr. Alexander. tenors: Mr.. Oksen and
Mr.. Lane, barytones. and Mr.. Wanrell
basso. During the offertory. which vii
be taken for the benefit of the volun-
teers Of Trinity choir. Miss Fairweathel
VIII sing Liddle's Abide With Me .
Louis H. Eaton is orSanist and director
Of the choir.
The Rev. Percy Webber, Arch
deacon Of Milwaukee. we'll known on
the Pacific Coast as a mission preach
er. viii deliver a sermon at the Church
of the Advent Sunday evening. On
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
evenings he viii hold iridium at the
same church. Archdeacon Webber
is on his way to the Hawaiian Islands,
where he has been engaged to conduct
a series Of missions under Bishop
Restarick.