The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04
PULPIT AND PEW

At Plymouth church the choir, as
sisted by chorus Of trained voices,
has. had in preparation for some weeks
the musical rendering of The Forty
Second Psalm by Mendelssohn. This
will be given this evening at the hour
of evening service at 7:45. The quar-
tet consists of Mrs. II. E. Ross, So
prano; Miss Agnes Lewis, contralto; F.
H. Forssell, tenor; w. N. Noarse, bass.
The woman s Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Plymouth church meets this
week with Mrs. E. F. Waite, 2009
Queen avenue s. paper on 1Educa-
tional Work in JAPAN will be read by
Mrs. L. L. Dodge, and one on Arts
and Industries Of JAPAN by Mrs.
Walter A. Eggleston.
The prayer meeting in Plymouth
church next Thursday evening will be
led by Judge Waite.
DR.. Montgomery will preach at the
Fowler church this morning on the sub
ject: "The People Who Are Sometimes
Up and Sometimes Down. - In the
evening DR.. Montgomery will give the
seventh lecture in the special series on
"Spain and Italy, The subject for
Sunday evening is cold Italy"
Siena is one of the most quaint and
historical cities in all Italy, and most
picturesquely located. AS an art CEN
ter it is very instructive. This evening
DR.. Montgomery will tell the story Of
it's struggles and conflicts, her rise,
progress and decay. Sunday evenings
are very popular at Fowler church, the
church being crowded at every service.
G.. L. Morrill, will preach on Sacred
Palmistry,' at the Peoples church,
Unique theater, at IL am. Mr.. Nor
rill will dwell particularly upon the
honor and dignity attached to manual
labor, citing Christ's early vocation Of
carpenter as a precedent. The
Unique theater has consented to give
a series of moving pictures taken of
the "Baltimore Fire. These are very
realistic, and portray wildly that ter
rible- confagration: F. R. Smith will
give several selections upon pianola
piano which will be placed on the
stage; and the Unique orchestra will
play "Bird Of Paradise, - Remember
Me- and ga Salute.'' Doors open at
10 am.
Chester S. Norris, the cornetist, who
| has played number Of times for Mr.
Morrill,, today will probably make his
last appearance in this city, as he has
accepted a booking in we'll known
circuit. Mr.. Norris playing is well
liked, and those who have engaged him
are to be congratulated. At the Unique
in the morning, he will render "Clovel
Leaf Polka and during the evening
service at the Auditorium, "Whe1
Love Is Told,' by Vanner, being &C
companied both times by Miss Heller
Morris on the piano. ..-.-.. .~:
In the evening at 8 'clock, Mr.. Nor
rill will preach at the Auditorium or
"The Meanest Man in Minneapolis.
, At present it is matter Of conjecture
as to what Mr.. Morrill's idea of {
mean man is. '.. .,.
Miss Alice Boiling, representative o:
the Universal Brotherhood and Theo
sophical society, of which KATHERINE
Tingly is leader and official head, will
be heard this evening at the First Uni
tartan church on "Some Questions AM
Answers from the "Key to Theos
ophy,' by H. P. ~Blavatsky.:
To those who are interested in tn
origin of theosophy the subject an
nounced will offer many instructiv
and interesting facts about the Owls
dom Religion" The usual interesting
musical program, consisting Of compo
sitions for piano and organ, will b
given.
At the Lake Street NJ E. church
: Rev T. W. Stout will preach specia
sermon this morning on "The Unspecb
, able Leopold Mr.. Stout believes tn
recent revelations Of the horrible atroe
tiles practiced upon the Congo native
calls for widespread agitation Of tn
subject. His morning sermon will des
with these outrages and the protest Q
the church against them will be offere,
In the evening, Miss Ella Blackstock Q
, Japan will speak of her experiences i
: that country. .....-
: This will be great day in Bethl,
hem Presbyterian church, Twentysixt