The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-24
Will Be Chief Religious Feature
of Thanksgiving Day Gel
ebration.
SERVICES IN OTHER CHURCHES
Many Congregations of the City
Will Worship To-Day at
the Worlds Fair
Grounds.

While the chief religious feature of
Thanksgiving Day this year will consist
In a monster union service at Festiva.
Hall, Worlds Fair. this morning, a mum.
Der of churches have arranged for special
services for the day.
Tit original plan OF holding a genera
union service Of Evangelical Protestant
denominations has been abandoned, and
many Of the churches will have no serv-
ices at all aside from the one at Festival
Hal.
A union service will b held at II O'Clock
ehis morning at the Fountain Park Con-
sresational Church. The churches uniting
being the Union Avenue Christian Church.
the Fountain Park Congregational and the
Maple Avenue Reformed churches. The
sermon will be preached by the Reverend
! Doctor j. NJ. Philput, and a quartet from
the Union Avenue Christian Church, of
which he IS pastor. will furnish the music.
Pilgrim and the First Congregational
churches will unite for service in the for
mer at IL o'clock. The sermon will be
preached by the Reverend Doctor H. Graf
tan Guinness Of London. England.
Inc Reverend Doctor Holland will
preach at the union service this morning
at st. Marks Episcopal Church. in which
G ce.s seng EiIi iain with that of St
At St Andrews Episcopal Church there
VII be a service of morning prayer and
noiy communion at 9 o'clock.
celebrated at Trinity Episcopal Church at
you o'clock this morning. An earlier
service Will be held at Z. followed by a low
mass at 7:30 o'clock.
Inc Presbyterian Churches. South, will
unite for a service at the Cook Avenue
tor J: F.. Cannon of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will preach at this service.
SONG AND ORGAN RECITAL
A song and organ recital will be the fea-
ture at CURLY Memorial Presbyterian
Church this evening. Carl Wilhelm Kern
will play the organ; a violin solo will be
even by William Buchroeder Jr.. and
Grace Boppert will sing solos. Mrs. VIII
liam F. M~athews's soprano voice will be
heard In a solo: with violin obligato by Mr..
Buchroeder. Miss L. Ufen and H. D.
Parry are to sing a duet, and the Mendel-
ssohn Quartet will also sing. The pastor,
the Reverend Edward w. McClusky, is
to give an address.
churches will unite for service at Ii
o'clock. at which the Reverend Doctor
preach.
~ hob W llc Al. L. CUuTCneS, DOtl
North and South. early services will be
held, to which the Epworth Leaguers will
bring well-flled baskets, which they will
city.
Thu Compton Heights Baptist. the Oak
Hill and Tyler Place Presbyterian
Churches will unite this morning at 1O:45
O'Clock for services in the Tyler Place
Church, at which the Reverend Doctor
John B.. Brandt will preach.
The children Of the Baptist Orphans
Home will sing a at a service at l0:45
o'clock this morning at the Grand Ave-
nue. Baptist Church..
The West Presbyterian and North Ca
banne Presbyterian Churches will unite
at the West Church. Maple, near Hamil-
ton avenue. at 1920 O'clock. The sermon
will be preached by the Reverend Francis
w. Russell. pastor Of the West Church,
on Thanksgiving for Gods UnSpeakable
Gift" and the Reverend S. Howard Smith,
pastor of the North Cabanne Church, will
participate In the service.
Union THANKSGIVING services will be
held at the United Hebrew Temple. Kings
highway n Morgan street. at 10:45 by
B'Nai ell Birth Amoona. Share Emeth.
Temple Israel and United Hebrew congre- !
cations. Addresses will be delivered by
Rabbis Spftz Sale. Rosentrator and Mes
sing.
The churches of Carondelet will unite
for service at 1890 o'clock this morning
In the C%arondelet NJ. E. Church, South. |
The congregations to participate will be
the Carendelet NJ. E Church. South. Pres
byterian, Episcopal. Baptist and NJ. q.
Church. The sermon will be preached by
the Reverend Mr.. Clark, rector of the
Episcopal Church.