Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
TWO DAYS. WORK
At TABERNACLE
Program f'r Santlv and Moatay
Pre- T., 5, .s....
so"OArS EeSPsR SERVICE

SO"O"' NeSPeR SERVICE
Was Conducted ~ Or S,rous. who
Treated Aearers to Fine Discourse
Or Hohzhausen at kigh,-p,osram
on Monday Was Very Fine.
From Tuesdays Daily sun.
SuGday's being = free day" NJ ,ba
Tabernacle, where the third ANIMAL
session Of the Gainesville Chau,.uou,
70 in session, both the afternoon and
evening services Were VIII attended
and those present ENJOYED the elo.
luence " the speakers upon both oc.
cas'"ns Owing TO lhe services at the
various churches. there was no morn.
ing service At the Tabernacle Tn.
hr.t service was in the afternoon.
when at 4 :i5 O'Clock there was n Yes.
per service, conducted by Rev. Car.
eEce Ii. stronse. presId.n, OF H..
ChautauqnA and director Of the Flor.
ida Winter Bible Conference Thi.
service consisted Of singing Ve.p.r
songs. in connection with which Dr
StTou-e delivered q most eloqu-n, and
interesting discourse. This was III.
fret opportunity the people had Of
hearing sermon from this gifted or.
ator. and the mere fact of the an.
nouHcement that he would preach
filed the zig building comfortably.
Or. Strouse 10 one Of the most earnest
and Jealous Christian workers in the
South. and never fails to draw large
congregations.
Sunday Evening Service.
The evening sermon Was preceded
by q song service, after which DR. r.
A. HOltzhaus.n Of WitIenburg, Ger.
many, delivered q sermon. lecture on
The Nh, K That Shook the World, :"
taking Luther A his subject. Dr.
Holtzhaus~n 10 q gifted orator and hs
lecture. notwithstanding that it was
little len-thy. wss listened to with
deep interest.
during the course Of the lecture the
room vas quite warm. and two ladies
suffered fainting spells. They were
cond uct-d TO the exterior "f she build.
ing. however. and resived.
Monday Afternoon.
The lecture given at the Tabernacle !
yesterday afternoon BY Rev. Alexsn-
der X. Tarr vas THE Tragedy and
Comedy Of Human Life" and he
showed himself to BE- an orator Of rare
ability and coon had the audience with
him. Displaying q close aequaintance
with Shakespeares chsTaeseW and
works, Mr.. TaTv wove then into his
lecture in Q way that greatly strength.
sued his points. Many features Of hu-
man life were tosehed upon, and there
were many humorous points that kept
the audience In good spirits through.
oat the time he wss on the rostrum.
He 10 Q man whose natural powers
have been we'll developed and he made
q hit on this occasion.
Monday evening.
The grand concert BY the Ostsrbein
Male Qnartette lass evening vac
pleasing attraction. and the singing
vac very good indeed. Wherever shis
quarteste has appeared it hss met With
popular favor, and last night was no
exception, and she extra pleasure "s
again hearing Mics Stevens sweet voice
IN song helped 20 make the evening
rare occasion. Miss Lilly M. Burke.
the popular resder. gave several ree''.
ale that we're heartily welcomed and
established her popularity with she
audience present.
Miss Msrlea Bishop. who has rev
peers A. vocal soloist, was very
attraction, and the program
for the evening vas q rare musicale
seldom enjoyed by our people. miss
Burke 10 q native OF Florida and pop
ular favori,e in the state.
For Marshal.