The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28

dauGhAer of William E. Rous". a rrom- St sasa t in tn. sign Asshar schitsn oweI feotSr sas "f Grace nss Episcopal Church. of Baltimore as- oraee MIssion for, deaf nutes. It took place st Gienxyie. the home of the An inforrAai reception followed. and Mrs. Flick win come to Washing ton to make thsir home at 1906 " H. Lewis. of the Theological Semt- nary, of Alexandria. Va. and the usn- CTS were D5 (. s; n Gors and Mr. John I'i', a0air, only the members of the ina mediate family being present at the ceremony. but at the reception held later, there were a large number of "The silent people of Baltimore aud Washington were intensely interested in the wsdding. and members ct Trinity Mission arc making great pre- of their pastor. When the Rev. MT Whilden recently announced the e2- gasement at the copcluslpn of the ser Ss' of a se Psrsa Ha the greatest delight and immediately made arranSements for gift to he presented to the couple upon their ar-
 
 MT. Flick and his bride met about . year ago, while he was at the Grac.' Mission. in 'Baltinlnre:e and it was a case of love at first sight Mrs Flick Northampton, Mass, and - an ardent worker ki the missions.
 MT. Flick was ordained last spring in Trinity Church. and for the rast two weeks he has been making a trip through the south, preaching at the various deaf mute institutions Miss BlodGett WtH Continue Lectures. Miss Blodgett. who mas been deliver ing a course of Bible lectures at the Court Street Methodist Church. will lecture on the life of, Lot this after noon at I o'clock. On Monday and will continue the course at the Young Women's Christian association home. The lectures will begin at 7:3O o'clock. All women and girls are invited to at tend.
 YounG Wom~n's Society Work The special work of the Y oupg Wo. mans Society of the Court Street he the woman's Exchange. The work of this enterprise is comprehensive in its nature and the members of the So- ciety are preparing to do work on an extensive scale.
 Domestic Science classes will he or ganized this week and will be con: tinued through the winter, | The officers of the Young Woman's Society are; President. Mrs. Phares Moore; Secretary. Mrs. F.. NJ. Graves, 1 and Treasurer. Miss Wilulah Judkips The Board of Managers include twelve i of the most prominent workers among the women of the church. with an Ad : 1 vtsory Committee of as many more wo- men interested in the Society 
 Music at First Baptist Church.
 Prof. T. G Galloway. the Organist tist Church. has arranged the follow ing musical program for the services today: -r~p
 Morning Service. Organ Prelude--pas astoraIe from First Sonata. Op. 42 tGuilmant)
 Anthem--I Will Lift Cp Mine Eyes I Dudley Buck-)
 T 4x .artettc--Sing Allelujah Forth (Coombs)
 Organ .Offertory-The Scraph's Strain tWolstenholme.)
 ouartette e--Grant Us Thy Peace 1 (Mendelssohn.)
 Organ PostIude--Mar"h Festivale
 Organ Prelude Burlesca F; Melcdia (Baldwin.)
 Anthem--shout fer Joy tschnecker )
 Organ offertory--Offertoire in B Flat Read)
 Quartettc-Hark, Hark. My Soul (Shelley)
 organ Postlude-Grand Triumpha, Marche (Gounod.b
 West End Baptist Church
 The services at West End Baptis, Church have been distinctly evange. listic for some Sundays and at the ser vices today special emphasis will he placed on the Gospel plan of salvation and the necessity Of confession on the part of the believer The pastor. Rev I At the close of the evening service tho ordinance of baptism will be a l. ministered.
 Sunday School at e:so a. m The | Woman's Missionary Union will mee, at 4 o'clock D. m., and the pastor would be glad to have all ladies interested tn missionary work attend. Prayer meet ing will be he'd at tho church Wed nesday at 1880 p. m.
 The church and pastor would be glad to have every one attend who can. wis ttors in the city and strangers have q special invitation. -...
 During next week the pastor will he at the home of his parents in Russell County. His postoffice address will b' R. F. D. No. 2. Scale. Ala He will return in time for services next sun day.
 convention of the District Sunday School Associations of McGe hee's Switch and Robinsons Cross Road. Beats will be held today at Hope Hull It Is expecte that number of Mont gomery Sunday School workers vii attend the meeting among whom vii be Judge J C. Fuller and K. O. Blakey.
 Rev. Henry Trawick. pastor of the South Perry Street Methodist Church will occupy the pulpit of his church this morning at II o'clock, but the congregation of the Perry Street Church will attend the service at the Court Street Methods. Church at 7:3C o'clock tonight when Mrs. Simmons will lecture for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. ts
 The Lord is nv refuge and strength, a very present help r trouble. viii be the text from which Rev J. w. Reinhardt, pastor of the Fifth Avenue Methodist Church will preach this morning. MT. Reinhardt will All his pulpit again at ,he 1.S' o'clock even At the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church, the pastor. Rev, W NJ Cox will fill the pulpit this morning at II n'a aIn irrk,t