Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

day will be lessons drawn from the great
exposition now in progress in our city. The
pastor, DR.. Frank l. Loveland, will preach
at 1890 on Modern Miracles" and In the
evening at $50. Students from the Deaf
and Dumb institute will give an exposition
of their work. At 7:0 prominent men from
the exposition will speak. Thomas ].
Kelly's choir has prepared special music
for these services.
with seventy-five present the Mems
Brotherhood Of the North Presbyterian
church was organized at a dinner given In
che church pariora. Preceding the organ
ization OF the brotherhood a program OF
toasts and music was enjoyed DR.. c. g.
Shepard acting as POSTMASTER. The re-
sponses were by Judge Bryce Crawford,
Rev. d. E Jenkins and Rev. N. v. Higbee.
Short talks on Echoes from the Recent
Official Dinner were made by John Trench
and e. II. Hoel. Edward McEachron Of
fered a baritone solo and Thomas Johnson
read a poem.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, DR.. c. s, Shepard; vice
president, Judge Bryce Crawford; secre-
tary. Ernest H Hoel; treasurer, A N.
Eaton. The constitution provides for two
meetings each year, in December and April.
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William M. Davidson. superintendent of
the city schools, will address the brother
hood Of the Third Presbyterian church at
its meeting Tuesday evening. His subject
will be THE Institutional Church"
on account Of the interest developed In
the Third church during the last few
months the session has decided to hold a
series Of evangellstic meetings. beginning
January 10.
Since Rev. William e Todd has become
pastor of the church he has been cordially
welcomed by all of the church organiza-
tons. The. church has recently been en-
larged and interest OF the people Is evil
denced by the increasing congregations,
The church is centrally located and 1t is
hoped to make it respond fully to the needs
of the community.
Music at North Side Christian church:
MORNING.
% Paradise"
offertoryUAil Things Come Of Thee o
AnthemIIThe Son of God Goes Forth
VAL EVENING. HreenO HUM
PTocessional-cross of Jesus Ccrucifixion)
Response@"Now the Day is over.
Unaccompanied.
Solo-Penitence ............ Francis Martin
Mrs. j. s. Hill.
Address, Mrs. J. s. McCleery, president
of the Christian womans' Board of Mis-
sions in Nebraska
Sclo-Selected
Observation-Disclosures Again to Thy Dear
Name We Observation-Disclosures.
Organ and choir master. Mrs. II. ].
Mrs. j. s. Hill, recently returned from
,Witehta. Kan, where she was one of the
leading soloists of that city,
Mrs. ]. S. McCleery Of Beatrice, state
president of the Christian Woman's Board
OF Missions in Nebraska, will speak Sun
member Of the Board of Education for her
home city for a number of years and is
regarded as a versatile and interest
Ing platform speaker.
Music at Hanscom Park Methodist Epis-
copAl church,:
Prelude-Larghetto Buck
Anthem with Soprano Solo-Praise the
Lord, Oh, jerusalem. .Maunder
Mrs. Hoener and choir.
.Guilmant
Postlude. .......,. Rink
Mr.. Charles zadina, the blind ofganist.
EVENING.
Quartet-The Mellow Eve is Gliding.
Miss woolf, Miss westerfield, Mr.. Newell
and Mr.. Lang.
solo-open the Gates of the Temple....
Miss Winifred McLain of San Francisco
Mr.. Charles Zadina, the blind organist.
Mr.. Lee G.. Kratz, choirmaster.
The quartet at st. Mary's Avenue Con,
gregational church. st, Mary's avenue ant
Twenty-seventh street, under the direction