The Detroit times., 1909-02-27


the church. Thursday evening. March
4. and the general topic OF the saloon
problem will be- discussed by men who
The speakers and their topics are as
follows. Harry II. Mason. some Pre-
liminary Considerations: Piiny. w.
Marsh, From the Standpoint OF the
"F'rom the standpoint OF the Liberal"
III. NJ Nimmo. The situation In De-
troit." Julius Stroh. LAS Viewed by the
Brewer" and clinton MCGEE. What
Has Been Done in Pontiac" Promi-
nent guests Will be in attendance to
represent the brewing. civic and news
paper interests or the city. Music VIII
DO furnished by the Orpheus club.
CATHOLIC.
The collections In all Catholic
churches sunday Will be Tor the lndian
and Negro missions OF the country.
The Rev. Joseph Strauss. OF the Sa-
cred Heart church. VIII preach series
OF sunday evening sermons In st.
B0n1raCe Catholic cnurch.
The Rev. John Schneider, pastor OF
St Boniface Catholic church. Will
preaCh Wednesday evenings during
lent In Sacred Heart church.
The Rev. Miles whaien.. D. d.. OF
Port Huron. viii preach the sermons
Wednesday evening during Lent In
the Church OF the Holy Rosary. his
general topic TO be The Incarnation OF
Christ.
A mission to be conducted by the
Jesuit fathers. the Rev. John j. Don
cher, Rev. Simon y. Ryan. Rev: Albert
j. Dierekes, and Rev. Miehael Lsars
day aud Will continue two weeks. end
ing sunday evening, March IL. The
evening services OF the hrst week Will
be for women and the second week for
the men.
The Rev. Joseph II. Dickhaus. S. J..
OF Detroit college. will deliver the
Sunday evening Lenten sermons In
English in St Anthony's Cathonc
church and sermon In German by
the pastor viii be preached every
Wednesday evening. The chnrch
choir OF ST. Anthony's church Is re-
hearstag- an operetta to be given
shortly after Easter.
A large number OF the cards dis
tributed by the Rev. Ernest van Dyke
pastor OF 81. Aloysius churcn last sun :
day. requesting temperance pieuses
during Lent nawe p SsSn e TO aS
stain from intoxicating liquors during
this penitcntial season. and not 10 en-
ter saloons. They also agree 20 pray
each day for the suppression OF intem-
perance.
The Rev. william r. Robinson. 5. j..
will deliver the first OF series OF
lectures TO be given under the auspices
OF the Sacred Heart alumnas In the
Century building, March 2. on The In
f,uence OF Heredity and Environment
on Character" Ii Is the plan OF the
Alumnae association TO secure FUNDS
TO enable several young women 10
obtain an education so they may De-
come self supporting
A two weeks mission Will open IN
SIS Peter and Paufs Jesuit church, Jet-
ferson and Antoine-st., sunday morn
ing. and Will be conducted ny the Rev.
Marshall l. Roarman, :. J.. formerly
connected with the Detroit church. and
the Rev. David Johnson. :. j. The
evening services the nrst week Will
be for the women and the second week
for the men. The order OF service fol-
lows: Masses at Sis. s. I, and $50
with instruction at the first and last
named masses. The mission for the
children will be held at o'clock each
day arI at 7.30 o'clock there VIII be
the rosary. mission sermon and benc-
diction. At the same hour, an inquiry
meeting Will be held in the college
parlors with instruction for converts
and for adults who have not made
their first communion. Confessions
will be heard every morning. afternoon
and evening.
Mrs r. p Graves will conduct the
vesper services 10 be held in the Young
women's Christian association SUNDAY
afternoon. and Mrs. Allen en-. VIII sing hS
noon musical to be given In the asso-
citation rooms. Thursday. March 4,
from 1890 to o'clock.
". VI. c. A.
Warren p. Behan. OF Chicago. de-
scribed as "A Christian athlete, star
broad jumper and president or the
University Glee club" Will speak sun
Y, NJ - A. building. The association
string orchestra Will furnish the music
CONGREGATIONAL
Mrs. Helen wyrick Shafer will give
The Lion and the Mouse IN tne
day evening. March 2, for the benefit OF
the Ladies union.
The Rev. Carl Sumner Jones. OF the
North Congregational church, denver
second district Christian Endeavor
Friday night. In Ann Arpor.
The first annual banquet OF the city
OF CONGREGATIONAL church-
es will be held Thursday evening az
o'clock In the new Y. NJ. G. A. build
ing. James Schermerhorn will act as
and the pastors or the
various Congregational churches OF the
city Will respond TO toasts. ABOUT Zoo
men are expected to be present.
The Rev Gaius Glenn Atkins. ID. d.,
OF the First Congregational church
will preach Sunday morning on live
and In the evening on John
Milton" His topic for the Friday
evening talk will be "The Meditations
~ Warcus Anrelius." Judge Fred II.
Aldrich will deliver an address at the
Business Mems bible class sunday noon
on public opinion-A mooern soeia'
force"
The Rev. william Byron Forbush. OF
the Woodward-ave congregational
will begin series OF SUNDAY
evening ssrmGins Il, 1om Pictmres the
first sermon Will be on The story OF
QUO vadis," and will be illustrated
morning his topic VIII be rhe
Lenten season sons, as an an D Pppbnsh VII,
continue the series OF talks on COCO
cheer. his subject being How 10 be
Well
The Rev Carl Sumner Jones. OF
the North CongregatlonaI c s.rbe e;reat eat,
est Character In History, TINS peint
a sequel to the sermon OF last SUNDAY
'"rhe Consciousness OF Jesus IN tht
delssohn and special program OF
music will be given by the choir. the
selections being chiefly from tina,
Msll-known composSr nr,. There IRE Nav %
90 For the Wings OF Dove" bass
solo 1T Is Enough" trio, The kine
OF Love Ny Shepherd Is" all by Men.
deissohn: ofrertory trio for violin. cello
fiamatus." by Rossini Monday anc
Tuesday evenings the Chr 'stian En-
deavor society OF the church VIII give
war play. consisting OF the drama.
tization OF old war songs. rhere VII
be male. Negro and @. A. X. Quartets
About 40 people will participate. Wed
nesday evening Mr.. Jones Will SPEAK
on "rhe Vision of Ezekiel"
LUTHERAN.
In ST. PauIs English Lutheran
church. sixteenth and Breckenridge
sts Rev r. G.. Longaker, pastor. VII
preach Sunday morning, subject, The
Greatest Battle on Record" Holy
communion will be observed. Al the
evening service the choir, under tn.
direction OF Prof. q. w. Houge. VII