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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
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Mrs. j. II. Young. wife of the general
superintendent OF the colorado South
orn road, and children, are vIsIcing at
7he homo OF Mrs Youugs father Hon
Henry W. Lawrence of this city
The many friends o' Cob ond Mrs
willard Young, aud heir family VIII be
pleased Go learn that they have arrived
In this city whore they expect 10 reside,
Miss charlotte Holmes, daughter OF
Proprietor Holmes OF the Knutstord no.
tel viii arrive today from chicago
and later IN The fall win travel IN Eu-
rope.
Mrs Phoebe Y. Boauc has returned
tsom a "trip TO California and Mexico.
Mrs. Philip Speckart Of Provo Is IN
the city ana win he at home for few
days ut the Manlt0u
Mrs John Holloy left this week for
Ean Francisco and later for GoldAeld,
after having spent the past few weeks
with friends here.
Miss Theodosia Gray is In the city TO
SpcnG the winter with her sister Miss
Mary olive Gray
Miss Anna Fleduer, who has spent
tAo past few weeks with her sister
Mrs w. @. Brociman ot the Emery
Holmes, has returned TO her home In
Portland
MISS Luyera Snow lcf, this week for
Miss Mary olive Gray is az home for
the winter nc AS south Main street,
Crtchl0w have gone east to enter
wellesley college
Mrs Charles A. Walker and her
Ter spending the summer ON the Walk
~ farm.
son ENton have returned from a visit
wltl friends al Vancouver barracks.
Washington.
Bingham for few days,
Miss D. b. Mason OF Eureka Is visit
ing Mrs. A. NJ. Walden for a short
simo.
al the sadler home.
Miss Elizabeth Niles leaves early
ncNt week for Wellesley, where she VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

HEAD OF DREssMAKER's CONVs NrloN
Miss Elizabeth White American D,v,
organization will the head OF the
held New York sometime November conventions which e. MA
In the United States each the
from all the attend They all The h
Paris fashions and prizes the
the OF costumes have o
here from Paris and with them Europe
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a quiet but pretty wedding OF the
week was that of Mics Maud Rudy
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs d. W. Rudy
ana Mr.. Edwin H. Parry Jr, son OF
Mr. and Mrs E H. Parry OF this city
The marriage was solemuizei bon the
Temple during thr day, and in the
evening O. reception was held at the
brides home, only the immediate
friends and relatives being present The
rooms were preully decorated, and "a
wedding supper was served, about 90
being proscut Tho young couple VIII
receive the best wishes OF their many
friends,
A pretty wedding of the week took
place ON Thursday when Miss Laura
u. Shier and Arthur b. Parsons were
married at thr groom's home, tho cere-
mony being performed no $3.50 o'clock,
with Rev. ". NJ P8dcu officiating Tho
rooms were beautifully decorated, tho
bridal party standing bcforothe mantel
which was a literal bank Of woodhlno
aud astera while vines and flowers wera
all about tho room, The library was
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

service, conducted by DIR. Montgomery.
Brief addresses will be- given; songs
Of praise and Thanksgiving will be
sung. The public generally is in.
vited. ,-..>. ,--.- .-.--
The week of prayer will be observed
at the First NJ. E. church, beginning
with the waite might service this even
ing. The topics for the week will be-:
Ny Prayer and Expectation for the
New Year -; Monday, g For Myself. or
Personal Experience; Tuesday, "For
You, or Helping Others'I': Wednesday,
"For Them, or Brothers . Remote
Thursday, FoEa theE HoEe;a er IL aInily
Religion"; Friday, 's-F'or the Church,
the Light of the World
This" evening, at 1850, the English
Sunday school of Augustana Lutheran
church will give its Christmas and New
Years festival. Monday, New Year 8
Day, morning service will be held at
1920. Monday at pm. the congre-
cation will hold it's fortieth annual
business meeting. Reports about the
work during the past year will be given
by the different officers and societies
Of the church. Officers for the coming
year will be elected and further ar
arrangements will be made for the cele-
bration Of the fortieth anniversary on
April 16, II and IS, 1906.
Many new members will be received
into Plymouth church membership the
first Sunday in January.
DR.. and Mrs. Fowler will receive al
home New Years afternoon and eve
ming. The congregation and friends Of
Calvary Baptist church are invited.
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CHURCHES TO WATCH
new YEAR CONE IN
WATCH NIGHT SERVICES IN
MANY HOUSES OF WORSHIP.
Special Program Of Song, Prayer and
Addresses Will Occupy the Hours
Till Acknowledgements Services Will
Also Be Held on New Years Day in
MANY Churches. -
Churches

"Watch'' services will be held to-
night in many of the churches of Min
neapolis. Special sermons and music
have been prepared by several pastors,
and with the last day of the old year
falling on Sunday, unusual Importance
attaches to the observance. Several
churches will join with others in union
services and afford the members a
chance Of widening their acquaintance
and enjoying interesting programs of
addresses and songs.
The services at the First M. E.
church will be Of special interest. This
morning there will be the sacrament of
the Lords supper and reception of
members. Tonight there will be watch
night services from 7:S0 to 1910. Be-
ginning with gospel song service, the
Epworth league will have charge of
the first part Of the evening. There will
be the annual installation Of officers
and short addresses by the members of
the cabinet. At 9:30 Far Tsan Sung of
Hinghua, China, will give lecture on
"Customs and Social Life Of the Chin
esq., This will be followed by a
"love feast" closing at midnight with
O conservation service.
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Pulpit and Pew

The last day Of the year will be OBJ
ley M. E.. church. This morning DR..
L. T. Guild breaches on the subject,
When My Ship Comes In.' At the
close of the sermon, DR.. Guild will re-
ccive the 200th person to enter the
church membership since his passionate
began. In the evening, Far Tsan Sung
Of China, native college professor:
will speak on "china and Her Peo'
. The services at the, First Baptist
church today will be Of special inter
est. In the morning, Mr.. Rilev's theme
will be "a Fore-Word.' In the even
ing a four-and- la half-hour meeting will
be held, from 1850 to midnight. Two
sermons will be preached, with an in,
tervening meeting for prayer and
praise. The week of prayer will be
observed with preaching every evening
Simpson NJ. i. church will have
charge Of the services at Asbury hos
initial today at pm.
The Epworth League of the Thir-
teenth- Avenue NJ, Z. church will re-
ceive new members this evening. A
business meeting will be held Tuesday
evening. e., Signs. =. 5.
At the Western Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. H. B. Collins
will preach two special sermons today
This morning the sermon topic will be
tFormer Days and Ways.'' Facts and
figures will be presented to show that
the present is the best period in human
history. This evenings topic will be
Culture Days, "a message of hope
and good cheer to all for the new year
Special services appropriate to the
In lo1J IN, o.
church today. DR.: Montgomery will
sSThe Tale of Our Years. This will
be New Years sermon. In the even
ing the subject Of the address will be
"A Curious Question of Curious
Man, At the close of the evening
service, an intermission will be taken
giving all an opportunity to meet an6
greet one another; also -appetizing re
freshments will be served by the ladies
of the church. The evening will con
clude with an old-fashion watch-nigh1
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HOLY TRINITY-Rev. Stuart B. Purves. 1880
an holy communion: 1890: service and
ice. Service pom on New Years. s0G Day .S 10 am
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Professor W. J; Shannon. Ma. Of Columbia
UNIvERsALIsT.
CHURCH OF REDEEMER-Rev. Marion D.
Evening viii special 9siesf prosFams oom
munion and reception Of members at close Of
mt rning service
notwithstanding, Judge Frank T. Wilson;
evening, Rev. w. H. Rider. Jr.
ALL soTLs,-Rey. William 81, Ryder. Morn
ing, Missions Sunday school, II m.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
SIXTH AVENUE N.-9:3O am, Sunday school;
80 am, rermon by the pastor, Rev. f. R.
Plantikow at 1880 o.m. both congregations
1925 Emerson avenue n. Rer Frank Herthum
will deliver first sernhvn In English in this
HIGHLAND PARK pm, Sunday school:
PM, sermon by Rev. F. R. Plantikow.
CATHOLIC.
ST. CHARLEs-Rev. J. NJ Cleary. Morning
Christ the Hope Of Humanity: no evening
Ys,1 pav st s and es e % S
cHRIsfiAN scTENcE. -
ALL CHURCHEs-Morning, Life"
MISCELLANEOUS.
orr evening" MosF hSsnng
Between Coffin and Cradle
PROGRESSIVE S0CIETY-(Mas Temple)-
Will hold watch meeting and test service
Other societies are invited to join after thei
meetings are over. Meeting begins at s pm
NORTH SIDE soCIETY-Lecture by n. Heg
Services held a 2-3o
4O6 Twentieth avenue n. Message BY Mrs
Beuhler and Mrs. HeGdahl.
BAND OF PEACE-(229 Central avenue)-Mrs
s. NJ. scovell. Services, $50 pm. Spirit greet
ings by Mrs. Peake.
PsYGHICAL RESEARCH SoCIETY-AIiss Anc
Nicktrsom. Morning, 1.-THE Missions 0
Chr Christ Services VIII De neia az Aehlros
NEW THOUGHT socIETY-Rev Dr.. Loui
| Williams. Evening, .How to Form Spir
| itual Circle ana Communicate with the De
parted" Mrs. Frances e. Wheeler will Civ
spirit messages. McElroy hall, Eighth stree
| and Nicollet avenue.
NEW III ,UGHT LYCEUM-Ruth B. Ridges
Morning "A Great Life" cbfldren's houi
4 10 o'clock.
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TO CELEBRATE THEIR
SILVER Anniversary
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS TO
OBSERVE BIRTHDAY.
Feb. 2 the Organization Will Pass It's
Twenty fifth Milestone and All the
Societies of Minneapolis Will, Hold
Joint Services Feb. 1.-TWO Out-of-
Town Men Of Note to Speak

Twenty five years of the history of
the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor will be completed on
Feb. 2. On the following Sunday, Feb.
4, the Christian Endeavor societies of
Minneapolis will hold joint service
at Westminster Presbyterian church in
celebration Of this anniversary. The
meeting will begin at $3.50 pm.
The central thought of the observ-
ance will be the service of the Chris
tian EndeavOr to the young people of
the nation and the Gather Clark
memorial will be discussed only. Incl
dentally, if at all. The speakers at
this meeting, who are yet to be select
ed, will be three in number. The com
mfttee hopes to secure one local man
of note and two from out of town. 1t
is the desire to get as the chief speak
err some out-of-town man Of national
reputation, but the committee has no
particular man in view at present.
The pastors of all the churches repre-
sented in the Christian Endeavor union
have been asked to give their aid to
this service. Many already have given
assurance that they will do so.
On the evening Of the same day the
individual societies will hold special
commemorative services. The thought
for these meetings will be the general
spirit and method of the Christian
Endeavor as applied to the needs Of
that particular church.
The committee in charge of the local
services consists of Rev. Harry Finney,
chairman; Rev. Charles E. Burton, G.
T. Hurburt, Miss Mildreth j. Hag-
gard and Miss Belle Warner.
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M METHODIST.

METHODIST.
MPsoN-(Corner Twenty eighth street and
Third avenue S)-Rev. John H. Miller. Morn
ing, THE Textbook for 19o6'': evening,
Watch Night" program. see as published in
Foss-Rev. J. W. Heard. Morning. Rev S. P.
Long, DID,, presiding elder, will preach; no
evening service on account of absence OF
a, Shannon. Morning, More
Excellent Wa evening New Years ser,
$50 til II o'clock midnight.
FOREST HEIGHTs-Rev. Charles s. Davis.
eTe Aspect G1 of HSman
Sunday evening will be observed as watch
night; Song service beginning at pm, fol
MINNEHAHA- c. NJ. Heard. Morning,
ST. JAMEs-Professor George Il. Wade: Morn
Ing, Reaeetons eve1ng wateh meeting
Foss~Rev. s. P. long, DID. will preach in
IS the morning; evening, sermon by the pastor
THIiRTEENTH AvENuE-Rcv. G.. F. Sharpe.
Morning: "Goodby old Year, All Hail the
sssns ase * hsz s. T Esgs
.cE nsEHa isfv' GERMAN Hahn. Rev. 6. l.
ices; will preach morning and evening:
PARK AvENUE-G. G. VALENTINE Morning
New Year Thoughts; evening, sermon. BY
< the pasto-.
RICHFIELD-Rev. A. F. Thompson. Morning
New Year sermon Come. or Is Christianity
HOBART MEMoRIAL-Rev "A . F. Thompson
Morning Sunday school: afternoon. T. T.
Thompson, pm; evening, tempsranee ad
dress by ]. w. Dean This church Observe
its first anniversary and have secured DR.
Thompson to preach sermon
PROSPECT PARK-Rev. J. G.. Crozier. Morn
ing, "a Trip Thru the PAST: evening. -
Great Court Scene-Jesrs on Trial-Wha
Shall the Verdict Be-" The evening service
will be eyangelissic. and -, an opportunity vii
be given to units With the church. ,,.u
sacrament and reception of members: eve
ming watch night service. Lecture by Fa
! China'' at $3.50, followed by love feast ant
| conservation service at midnight.
WESTERN AVENUE-Rev. II. b. Collins. Morn
| ing, Former Days and Ways: evening
Future Days. Normal Bible class Tuesda
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LAKE sTREET-Rey; T. ". Stout: Morning
.Walkins With G Cod; evening "H0wst0 Have
FoWLhE-(Corner Dupont and Franklin ave
nues)-Rev. James s. Montgomery. Morning.
rh Tie % q 3r service feen specia
and warm welcome to the public ,.n,,on
WESLEY-Rev. l.. L.: Guild. Morning, "When
My Ship Comes In,'a sermon for the clos
fsopc by Hs se gsnz o and
PRESBYTERIAN. 81.
vANDERBURGH MEMoRIAL-Rev. W. o.
ming. IA Wise Resolution" Special music.
i H. p F. Mergan e1 M9snins
the Welsh people are cordially invited
GRACERev. Donald D. Mckay. Morning,
70 ssdt4 L and Confidence; evening Time
FIRsTNRev.. A. B. Marshall. DID, Morning.
The List CHAPTER with old. .y, anthems
Psalm the meditation closing with the solo,
ttRirg out Wild Bells"
r1rTHRey william rh1,t = johnson ne ho AWfg
Mistake Special music.
HOPE CHAPEL-Rev. Alexander 6. Patterson
a part of the Christmas music win be re
peated. Solo, 1.-THE Man Of Galilee.' Howard
BEIHANY-Rev. T. J. McCrossan: Morning N Il y;
in the series on ''Seven Devils Of Modern
Society, All Beginning with D."
STEWART MEMORIAL-(Corner Stevens ave
nue and Thirty-second street)-Rev. R. =
Wander Las Morning balancing Up the Ac
counts; evening, Thoughts for the Clo sins
Brouard and Mrs. Lands VIII assist the choir
wEsTMINsTER-Rev. John Edward Bushnell
DID, Morning, "The OmniDresent God b.
Rev. Harry 6. Tinney; evening, The Righ
Start by Rev Harry 6. Tinney. specia
New Years music
BAPTIST.
CENTRAL-Dr Theodore Heysham. Morning
t.The Hallelujah Chorus; evening, sThe Wis
] ion of TomOrrows Triumph Rising Out of tn
| Blasted Hopes Of Today" The young peopl
open the evening service at 7:15 o'clock
| topic Looking Backward-What Have
Learned This Year?''
TRINITY-Rev. Latham A. Crandall. Morning
! .aThe Transmutation of Time; evening, sTh
/ Making of the New Year." Baptism at til
| evening service. 4
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tian Scientists on Norway street, it is
not really an enlargement Of the old
church. - : So. ..
The new building, with a seating ca
pacity of 5000, is intended for use in
connection with the great spring meet
ings, when members Of the church
from all over the world gather in Bos-
ton. Upon ordinary occasions the pres
ent church structure will still be used
for the services. -, .... ..-.--
The task Of joining the old and the
new buildings has been accomplished
without marring the architectural
beauty Of either structure, and the or
nateness Of the new is really empha-
sized by the appearance of the older
building. - .+
The exterior Of the new structure
has now been completed to the base of
the dome and the contractors are just
starting on the drum or upright pdr'
ton Of it. This week the masons be-
gan laying the stone about. the dome.
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A 100000 auditorium is in course
of erection in Boston, as an addition
to the First Church Of Christ, Scien-
fist, the mother church Of the Christian
Science denomination The picture
presented on this page shows the prog
ress Of the work At the right of the
new building may be seen the original
mother church, built in 1894. The old
building will be preserved intact.
In point of time and matter of ex-
pense the new auditorium is about
two-thirds done. The work of tear
ing down the houses which formerly
stood on the site was begun two years
ago last October, SO that the actual
work upon the church building has now
been going forward for more than two
years.
Enough progress has been made upon
the exterior of the building to show
what a magnificent structure it is to
be. While the new building is joined
to the present building Of the Chris
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The lower portion of the edifce near
the street is of New Hampshire gran
tie and above that the building is con-
structed Of Indiana limestone. - a.
The main entrance is Of Kentucky
marble, which makes most effective
contrast. The exterior decorative
work of the stone carvers is now about
completed and will be entirely COM
pleted in two weeks. -
AS regards the interior Of the build
ing the structural portion is now ready
for the heavy "iring' or basework,
for the lighter firing and the plaster
ing. . :"
The roofing is now going on and the
white terra Gotta for the main dome
and for the two half domes is now be.
ing made.
Great interest in this church is felt
in The Minneapolis churches of this de-
nomination and q sum approximatine
$50 900 has already been raised in this
city to help in the work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31
FAMOUS METHODIST
MISSIONARIES HERE
Great Convention Will Be Held in Min
neapolis in March,

neapolis in March.
Arrangements are now we'll under
way for the holding Of a great Meth
odist missionary convention in Mime
apolis March 2l23.
At the last session Of the Methodist
Ministers club a general committee on
w. H. Jordan is chairman. It is ex-
pected in response to invitations of this
committee, at least thousand delegates
will be present, representing every i'm
portant point where Methodism center5
in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The committee on arrangements is
now working on the program and speak
ers of national and worldwide reputa-
tion are already engaged. Several
bishops Of the church will be ON the
program as we'll as number of mission:
of special prominence who are to be
present may be mentioned Bishop j.
NJ. Thoburn, the great missionary bishop
Of the Methodist church in India !;
Bishop W. F. Mcdowell Of Chicago; DR..
Gamewell, the missionary who came
into such prominence in his work during
the siege of Picking, China, and Bishop
J. r. Berry, president Of the Epworth
League.
The committee in charge is endeavor-
ing to secure special rates on the rail
roads which will be very attractive for
all delegates appointed to come. A large
number Of the delegates will be enter
i tanned at private residences, while ar
rangements for the accommodation of
the others will be made beforehand at
the different hotels, that all the visi
tors may be comfortably housed.
The convention will doubtless be one
long to be remembered In the annals of
Methodist history in the great north.
west.
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v1 n1E- J.; $ noe Morning, Some Las Last
Th2gs E gysning S,,, forward Look" Rev.
"a Working Creed for the New Year" at
rRSMoNT Sy1aHE a. Ho Ss Morn
ing. Forgetting; evening, 1.-THE Crisis.
P1LGRIM-Ray. F. A. Sun Sumner. Morning topic,
son the Threshold. "
OPEN DooaT T6s walter C , Gasson Pip
New Years Resolutions" Special music in
the evening r.. =. q. +,
F1RsT-Rev; Clement G: Clarke. Morning, 1.-THE
New Years Quarrel With the OLD; evening,
preaching by the pastor. rSs5-s
LUTHERAN.
SALEM ENGLISH Rev. George II. Trabert.
Morning, THE Deliverance of Gods People,;
1 evening "Ihonghts for the Closing Year
e b. Thedt voI Morning
evening service New Years Day. service in
the morning At 1870: Rev; 7: II Dahl PIP;
and Rev. n. 3. Ihvedt Will ofhciate. Selected
ST. Johns ENG1IsH-Rev. A. F. Elmquist
Services New eysen
AgetGisTANA1K g: J. petrl Morning. DE
ming at 1880 the English Sunday school gives
II
| sievers. Morning, 1.-THE Year 1905 Reviewed.;
| evening. English services, DR.. G. Abbetmeyer,
EPISCOPAL.
ST. MARKS PRoCATHEDRAL-Morn $50,
| ccmmunion; 10:3O morning service and SER
mon by Rev. J. Heathcote Hills; evening,
| song and sermon by Rev. G.. Edgar Haupt.
Christi music b re.,eated.s -
ALL sA1NTs'-Rev. George H. Thomas Morn.
prayer and sermon; evening, 7:45 evening
prayer and sermon Sunday school at IL noon.
4 Christmas music repeated.
divine service at 1870: Sunday school at
1915; evening service at 7:30. G. r. S.,
| Tuesday at S pm.
/ GRACE-Rev Andrew D. Slower. Morning
divine service and holy communion at 1920;
i Sunday school at 1915: evening service al
j 1880; yestry meeting Monday night at 8 pm
i ST. PAUL'S-( Corner Franklin and Bryant ave
! nues-Rey. Theodore Payne Thurston. am.
holy communion: 9:45 am. Sunday school;
II am. service and sermon: s p.m.. even
j song.
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SPECIAL. PRAYERS END
Methodist Churches Conclude Three
DAYS. Supplications for Revival.

Methodist Churches Conclude Three
Days supplications for Revival.
Methodist churches of the country
today conclude three days session Of
special prayer. The supplications have
been for the fastening Of the day which
shall mark the beginning Of the great
est revival in the history Of the church.
These meetings are in accordance with
special call to prayer issued recently
by the executive committee Of the COM
mittee on aggressive evangelism. The
committee was appointed at the 1904
general conference in Los Angeles.
Bishop W. F. Matlalieu Of Boston is
the president.
The three days Of prayer have been
observed with special sincerity in the
NJ Methodist churches Of Chicago, follow
ing, as they have, the great meeting at
Moody Institute of Methodist ministers
from all over the country, conducted by
Evangelists R. A. Torrey and G. M. Al
exander, who recently returned from
England.
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THANK THE MAYOR
Swedish Lutheran Pastors Commend
49, Sunday Closing Order. ..

The Swedish Lutheran Pastors asso-
citation Of Minneapolis has adopted
resolutions and forwarded them to
Mayor D. P. Jones, as follows:
Whereas, It has come to our knowl-
edge that the mayor has ordered the
saloons closed on Sunday, and whereas
we believe this to be a good thing for
the city at large, be it therefore
Resolved, that we hereby most
heartily thank your honor for this noble
act, trusting that it will do a great
deal in raising the moral standard Of
our fair city, s