Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

evening service at $3.50.
Sunday theme of Rev. r. w. Livers,
"The Parable of the Marriage Feast"
Meeting of young people in the evening at
$3.50.
The women of the English Lutheran
church pleasantly surprised Mrs. r. w.
Livers Friday afternoon, the occasion be-
ing her birthday. A dainty lunch had been
brought, and the handsome set of dishes,
as we'll as other beautiful gifts, showed the
high esteem in which Mrs. Livers is held
by the congregation.
The Aid society of the English Lutheran
church will hold its. annual bazaar Tuesday.
December /. Lunch and supper will be
served on the same day.
Rev. Karl Hitler will conduct the morn
ing service at Letters Memorial church.. In
the evening DIR. H. H. Willard. travelling
agent of the Wesleyan university. will con-
duct the service in the interests OF that in
stitution. John Smidt will have charge of
the young peoples meeting in the evening.
"To Every Man His Work." is Rev.
George Van Wrinkles Sunday morning topic
at the Baptist church. The Lords supper
will be observed. Giving Place to Jesus"
Is the evening theme.
Morning prayer, with the sermon, will be
observed at st. Clements Mission, Twenty
ninth and s streets at II o'clock. The Sun
day school is at noon. Vesper service will
be held at 1880 o'clock at st. Edwards
chapel, S. ]. Hedelund, pastor.
Y. M. q. A. Notes.
Captain Story, staff officer of the Saliva
ton Army. will speak at the mems meet
ing in the gymnasium Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock. The captain is one of the strong
ost !, in this saction NJ tha yrn,, ,na u,tlt
deliver an interesting address. Miss verna
Scott will sing, the orchestra will play, and
there will be a scripture quiz and song SER
vice. The meeting is for men only, but all
men are invited.
Tonight the first pop of the season will
be given in the gymnasium. Bruce Nc
Cullough, with his humorous illustrated
lecture, will be first upon the program.
There will be athletic stunts and a basket
ball game. The general public is invited.
An admission fee of 5 cents to members
and 10 cents to n~onmemte-s W. be charged.
The membership campaign, while not
meeting the expectations of the committee,
has resulted in a fair addition to the MEM
bership and will continue along the same
lines for two more weeks. If you have
not yet done your stunt there is still time.
Get busy.
The enrolment in the educational classes
goes steadily on. Instructor j. II. johnson
is doing good work. thus advertising his
classes. He will soon need larger quarters
for the work.
The Giants and the Pygmies, teams COM
posed OF men weighing 200 in one case, and
the other $50 or less. will be the attraction
at the gymnasium next week They will be
on the floor for practice during the week
and enter into actual competition at the
Saturday night pop November Z. The
famous Silver band will also be present
and present a musical program at this
time.
The Sunday afternoon mems meetings are
growing both in interest and numbers An
unusual number of strong speakers have
been secured for these meetings during the
rest Of this year. It is the intention of the
religious work committee to supplement
these addresses with the best musical pro-
grams that can be secured,
Magic City Gossip.
Paul Pablones, Thisty-fourth and L
streets, reports the birth of a daughter.
The Sunflower Pleasure club will give a
evening.
Peter Fuchs. sS South Twenty-second
street reported the birth of a daughter
Miss Anna Haas will entertain the Chris
nan Endeavor society of the Presbyterian
church this evening.
c, M. stephens reported to the police the
Live Stock Exchange.
Enoch @. Lair died in Sidney on October
Is at the age of 30 years. He was i;aowc
TO many South Omaha people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wheeler and the
young women of the Fiji club entertained
last night in celebration OF Halloween.
The Ideal club dance last night was q
treat, being a character dance, In which ths
guests catered 10 the ecentricities of the
] season.
The English Lutheran church has ar
ranged for the publication of a monthly
paper devoted TO the interests OF the
| church.
Charles Cummings has secured the con-
tract for the voting booths, at Thirty-nInth
and / streets, IN place Of Peter Lsnagh.
who formerly had the contra