The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-29
MAY ORGANIZE
BIBLE STUDY
DR.. Newell, Assistant at
the Moody Institute, Is
on a Visit to Oakland
PRESBYTERIANS RALLY
First Church Plans a Big
Day in Which All SOcie-
ties Will Have a Part
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1915 Broadway, Aug. %.
The Rev. w. r. Newell, assistant
superintendent of the Moody Bible In
stitute at Chicago, preached to-day at
Union-street Presbyterian Church and
conducted worship this evening at
Mills College DR.. Newell has charge
of the important part of the institute
Bible class work. Many thousands or
people have attended the classes in the
large Eastern cities. The visiting d.
vine is locking over the field with rela-
ton to the establishing Of a Bible class
in this city.
T. j. Alley, noted explorer and au-
thor, gave an illustrated lecture this
evening at the First Methodist Church
on the Holy Land.
At the First Christian Church TINS
evening a splendid musical service was
conducted under the direction OF Dr.
O. S. Dean. A double male quartet
composed of Edwin Dunbar Crandall'
DR.. o. S. Dean, Ernest McCandlish, h
A Redfield. Dr. Percy Gaskill. II. I.
Carlton, Lowell Redheld and c. r.
Lloyd Jr., sang several numbers. The
solo choir was composed of Miss wan
zetta Fuller, Mrs. Alexander Young
Dr. Dean and w. F. Keene. Miss
The programme follows:
Organ prelude lie Piece ......... Guilmant
Anthem. +'Unfold." from 1.-The Redemption
Hymn No 80. AN Hail the power Of Jesus
Double Mfes male quartet. 1T Is the Lords own
Response Do Meek and Low Barnsby
Solo quartet I'm Pilgrim. I'm Stran-
Anthem. Judge Me. o. Cod Mendesshon
Violin solo-selected. -. Miss Hazel Roberts
Tenor solO-selected Ernest McCandiish
Hymn No 236. Knocking at the Door.
Double male quartet, The Worship Of God
Organ postIude ''Marche'' Best
The Rev. P. Waldenstrom. D. D., of
Stockholm, Sweden, preached this
morning at the Adventist church,
Twelfth and Brush streets.
The choir of the First Baptist Church
sang the cantata, The Holy City" this
evening. Miss Lima Clarke played viO-
lin accompaniment.
The Rev. ]. r. Straub of Portland,
Or, preached to-day 1t the Fourth
Congregational Church
The Rev. 1 n. Halliday conducted
services this evening at the Thirty
fourth-S street Methodist Church.
Professor ]. G. Rodgers gave an ad-
dress this afternoon before the Mems
Sunday Club at the Eighth-avenue
Methodist Church. his s'Hject being
w ny L w dS a OhSpllC anu w Iy III
Not
Invitations are being issued by the
First Presbyterian Church for the raj
lies to be held on Sunday. September
4, when I'll the organiza ons of the
church will rally every member for an
accounting. The plans include the
church, Sunday School and it's missions
Christian EndeavOr societies and Chi
nese Sunday School. Special pro-
grammes viii be presented at each of
these rallies. At the evening church
service the Rev. NJ. A. Matthews of
Seattle, a brilliant preacher of the
Northwest, will give . special disc purse.
Dr. Matthews will be here at that time
on his wedding tour, as a guest of Will /
Laymance.
The new leader of the choir, Robert |
Lloyd has found favor in the eyes of |
the congregation. judging by the many /
congratulations extended the music /
committee on it's selection.
DR.. E. r. Baker. the pastor, this /
evening began a series of sermons. !
The first was The Model Husband" /
The second will be The Model Wife" /
The third, The Model Children" and /
the last, THE Model Home"
The Rev. George w. Beatty, field /
worker of the Methodist Sunday School /
Union, preached to-day at Lorin Hall, |
South Berkeley. Miss Carolyn Crew had |
charge of the music DR.. Beatty is en- |
gagged in the work of organizing Sun /
day schools throughout the State.