Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24

Assembly, whose place OF labor Is In
Chefoo, China. and Or. George Alexander.
president OF the Board Of Foreign Missions.
whose home is In New York Rev. Charles
and once pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
church Of Lincoln. was the organizer Of the
convention.
The chorus choir OF the North Side
Christian church will repeat Dubois Len
ten cantata, Seven Last Words Of Christ,
again this Coed Friday evening, March %
The chorus will be larger than last year
and a change in the soloists. ~ part will
be made, Miss Elizabeth Hamling viii
take the soprano and Lucius Pryor, tenor,
while II. b. McPharrin. the bass soloist
of last year. viii again impersonate the
Christ In His Seven Last Words" These
soloists win be supported by a chorus
choir and accompanied by piano, organ and
harp. This solemn festival, under the III
rection Of the organist and choir leader.
Mrs. II. ]. Kirschstein, promises to be an
musical event OF this Lenten season.
Music at the First Baptist church. under
direction OF Miss Margaret Boulter, or
ganist:
MORNING. 1880
Authenticity. Holy, Lord God Al
mighty '''''; Quartet 'c'"unOd
organ ofertory ~. Brewer
Anthem-If on a quiet Sea .Bellini
Quartet
EVENING, 1850. go
Anthem-sweet is Thy Mercy. lord tSoe
8 8rgan sSneItory = ...''' MoszkoMskl
MRS L + Sunderland and Miss Fa%ceti
rS Mfs r Sunderland sop iMendeSs %iss
Alice Fawcett contralto John McCreary,
tenori G. w. Manchester, bass.
Rev Frank L. Loveland. pastor OF the
First Methodist church. will deliver the
final sermon OF the recent series on Amer
lean Home Life" Sunday evening at 1880.
The closing address will be on the special
theme. "A Broken Wedding Bell"
The lecture, National Character Illus
trated by National sorgs." which was to
have been delivered by N. X. Griggs of
Lincoln at the North Side Christian
church next Tuesday evening, has been
postponed for a few weeks on account of
the entertainment to be given at the Audi
forum the same evening by the Kountze
Memorial church.
Music at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, Twentieth and Davenport streets:
MORNING.
Prelude-Andante ......................,..S ilas
Anthem for Quartet and Chorus-send
onertoryHsong Without Words, :. Berwald
Solo-Crosslng the Bar. Behrens
Mrs. j. H. Jennison.
' ''' EVENING.
Prelude-Communion in g.. .Batiste
Anthem for Soprano Solo, Quartet
and Chorus-o! that Had Wings
Mrs j. II. sturdevant. Quartet and Chorus
Quartet-oN Gladstone Light from
9iden Legion scoison G SsTk
MIS- Anna B. Andrews. organist: Lee q.
Kratz, choirmaster.
Rev. DIR. Scudder, Presbyterian mission
airy on the Winnebago Indian agency will
lecture at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday evening on conditions on the
agency, which has been the subject OF such
general comment. His lecture will be sup
plemented with Photographic views OF the
Indians and their doings
The vesper choral service, beginning at
4:3O p. m, punctually. continues to be a
most attractive power at 81. Marys Avenue
Congregational church. Last Sunday after
noon the attendance was larger than 1t
has ever been, except at Easter or Christ
mas The present series is of special in
terest. The subject OF the service tomorrow
will be Follow Me-" The program fol-
lows;
tune, Sweet Hour of Prayer
Organ Prelude-Song Without Words...
Professional Hymn-The Church's One
Foundation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wesley
Choral Responses-old Gregorian.
Gloria Patri-In observation-disclosures. Russell
Special Offertory Hymn-How Shall
Follow Him ! serve. ............... Baker
(Sung by the Choir Unaecompanied).
The Authenticated the Master Passeth
By..........:......... Frederic Stevenson
Miss Julia Coburn and Choir.
Heavenly ing....................... Pleyel
Director OF music Thomas ], Kelly.
Special music at Central United Presby-
terian church, Twenty-fourth and Dodge
Sunday. February "a:
Duet-Oh, My Lord.
Messrs. Maven and Wallace
Quartet-Have Mercy Upon Me....... Wiley
Quartet-As Points the Heart. Kratz
Baritone obligato by 6. Z. Dodds.
Male Quaret-Sing a New song Kratz
Messrs. Maven, Wallace, Dodds and
Y. M. G. A. Notes.
Rev. James b. Ayers, a missionary OF
Moji, Japan, will address the mems meet