Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-03

Of that state and also al the General Theo-
logical seminary az New York City. from
which institution he graduated in 1906 and
accepted a call TO the parish at Nebraska
City. He was also educated at the Boston
Manual Training school and was principal
OF the Detroit Manual Training school for
several years before taking holy orders.
Rev. Mr.. Chandler was elected TO the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF Rev.
l. B. Hopkins who was called to a parish
at Fond du Lac, Wis.
The new rector at St. Matthias church.
Rev. Addison e. Knickerbocker, will not
assume charge of the AFFAIRS Of the parish
until about February "a and is making
preparations to hold his first service on Ash
Wednesday.
The institute Of the Douglas County
Sunday School association will be held
Monday and Tuesday. February and 5.
in the Sunday school rooms OF the First
Baptist church. Twenty-ninth and Harvey
streets. Elaborate programs for the en-
tertsinment and instruction of the dele
gates have been prepared by the commit
tee in charge in conjunction with the
president Of the association. George @.
Wallace.
The first session Of the institute will
be held Monday evening at 8 O'Clock.
when Clifford c. Westcott OF Plattsmouth
Mrs. Edna Conkling of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, s. p. Bostwick of
81. Mary's Avenue Congregational church
and Prof. H. II. steidley will address the
delegates.
A meeting for the women of the organ
ization will be held at D. m. Tuesday.
and the Tuesday evening session will be
In charge of T. F. sturgess Rev r. L.
Purdy, pastor of the Clifton Hill Presby-
terrain church. G. W. Noble. c. f. John
son of South Omaha and others will speak
at the evening meeting
large attendance Is anticipated and
the meetings are being looked forward
to with great deal Of anticipation by
those interested In the work
Rev. John Randolph Smith, Trinity
Methodist church, will accupy the pulpit
at the First Congregational church Sunday
morning and evening.
Music at the First Methodist church:
MORNING.
Prelude-Adagio in A fat. DR.. Volbman
Anthem for Quartet and Chorzs@,;
0nertory-Prayer in e fiat. Grower
n. JennlsQn.
Postlude-March in Il fiat silas
EVENING.
Prelude-1mpromptu. ... Leschetizky
Hymn ADMINISTRATION the Golden
rfertory-Litany. ............. Schubert
ouartet..Theres Friend in the
Posalude in + a:i'''''''''''''''' H poeaS
Mrs Anna B. Andrews, organist; Lee 6.
Kratz, choirmaster.
Music for the North Side Christian
church:
MORNING.
Opening Sentenee-The Lord is in His
Communion Hymn.;Tis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Anthem-o That Ny Sin Were Cone.
Alto Solo. Ladies' Trio and Chorus. e"'S
EVENING.
Proeessional-The Church's One Founda-
Hymn-Hark. Hank. My s oul..........Dykes
Invocation ............................
A'oOO"e so Mr.. Waite: cc adiy
offertory Sentence-All Things Come Of
Anthem-sing Of the Bright Home lone. .Haven s
Recessionai-Gentle Saviour. Sullivan
Sermon themes: Morning, 'Faithfuiness;"
evening. Ultimate Religious Ideas"
Music at the First Baptist church, under
the direction of Miss Margaret Bouiter,
organlst:
- = 49, MoRNING-l0.3o ----
Anthem-o Jesus Thou Art Standing
''''.;;...........'.......-. James
soic1cod shah wip: Away Ali f TsaFs
Miss Fawcet i.''.'''.'' brown
EVENiNG.ii;:soo., '''' Sfs
Anthem-More Love to Thce........ Brewer Brewer
organ onsrto,v Quartet uo.,.
Duet-o Let Him Whose Sorrow. RubInstein
Mrs; . l.. q sunderland. soprano;
Music at the First Congregational
church. Nineteenth and Davenport streets:
MORNING.
Prelude-Madrigale in Z nat go. Guilmant
Ant mem, Pc Hsayens Are Telling
OH Trie and Chorus tihiai1i:.'''''' Haydn
DuetSSJoye Divine (from ;drhe crue h,An'
EVENING.
ouartet-Lead Ne, Lord .......X... Wesley
onertory-song Without Words 49,,
Soprano soio-Tihe Good shepherd epae a
Mrs. L. r. Hypes.
Martin W. Bush. orsanist; ira b. Pennil
nan, director.
A special musical program will be given
Sunday evening at Trinity cathedral under
he direction of Ben stanles', organist and
choirmaster. Nearly all the musical Sc
ections are taken from the works OF the
crowned Oh. Gounod including the ia
nous Ave Maria. A feature OF the service
viii be an address by Dean Beecher on
Something Of the Life OF Gounod
The public Is cordially invited to attend