The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
SACRED MUSIC WILL BE
GIVEN AT ST. DOMINIC'S
The Monthly Programme Includes
Many Beautiful Numbers of Fam
Gus Composers.

The following services will be held
at the churches to-day:
Grace Methodist Episcopal Morning
Spiritual Degeneration' evening. "A state
Simpson Memorial qn Methodist Episcopal -
Morning, AN Apostolic Boast; evening,
sermon by Rev. w. S. Matthew. Pastor, Rev.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal-Morning. "Re-
covering Our Boarders evening. preaching by
California street Methodist EpiscopaiNMorn-
ing. inequalities of Life; evening. George
Washington. the Typical American Pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal-Evening. "Christ's
knowledge of Men, Pastor. Rev. E. F.
Central Methodist Episcopal-Evening, The
Prodgal's Elder Brother" Pastor. Rev.
richmond s6 Methodist Episcopal = Morning.
Was the sabbath Made for Man, or Man for
First Unitarian Morning. The Modern
Prophet: evening The Child and the State.
by Hon. Ben B. Lindsey Pastor. Rev. Brad
''iS First St English Lutheran = Morning. THE
GhaTs EVENING of fse British ond
Foreign Society" Pastor. E. Nelander.
Rev. John Sardi will preach at the
1890 o'clock mass this morning at
st. Ignatius Church. Rev. Joseph
Riordan will deliver the sermon in the
evening. The Calvarian devotions,
consisting of the way of the cross,
sermon and benediction, will take
place in the cathedral this afternoon,
commencing at o'clock. Rev. Will
liam P. Sullivan will preach on THE
/ Victim on the Cross"
A course of sermons will be preach
ed in st. Mary's Church, California
street, on the Sundays of Lent at the
IL o'clock mass by Father Clarence
Woodman, c. S. p. on The Souls
Inner Life" His subject for this Sun
day will be Its Motive
The usual monthly programme of
sacred music will be given at st. Domi-
MICS Church this morning. There
will be litany, with sermon, at 1880,
followed by the benediction of the
most holy sacramento; offertory. AVE
Maria" (Shelley). Mrs. c.. Buerger-
meister; 20 Salutaris' (Wagner); (;
''Tantum Ergo" (Gluch). After bene-
diction the following numbers will be
rendered: Organ solo, 20 Sanctis-
sima" (Lux); motet, Ave Maria"
(Galliera) solo, "Oh, Thou Af1icted"
(Benedict), Miss Ella V. McCloskey;
motet, Hear My Prayer" (Mendels-
sohn), solo by Miss Camille Frank;
solo, Refrain Thy Voice From Weep
ing" (Sullivan), i. -G. Elliott; quartet
Sub Tuum' (Dubois), Miss Frank,
Miss McCloskey, Mr.. Elliott and
Charles B. Stone; solo, "Ye Sacred
Priests" (HandeD, Mrs. Jenkins;
motet, ''Totapulchra" (PerosD; organ
voluntary. March in B fiat (Silas). DR..
H. j. Stewart, organist and director of
the choir.
Rev. Egerton r. Young. the noted
traveller. author and preacher, will ad-
dress the ass-meeting for men at the
Young Mems Christian Association,
Mason and Ellis streets, to-day at 8
O'Clock. Bishop ]. w. Hamilton will
deliver the fiftieth anniversary address
Of the-association at the First Congre-
gational Church, Post and Mason
streets, at 1880 o'clock. The anniver-
sary services will be free to the public.
Rev. George C. Adams, d. D.. will par
ticipate in the programme and a spe-
cial musical service will be presented
| by the church choir. Both of these
services will be of the largest interest
] to the public.