Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
OF TIE DAY OF REST
Presbyterian Men Will Be Addressed
by G. E. Bradt.
BANQUET FRIDAY AT Y. M. C. A.
Prof. w. NJ. Davidson VIII Preside Mt
the MeetinR-Dr. Turner at
Lowe Avenue Presby-
terrain Church.

terrain Church.
The Presbyterian men Of Omaha and
South Omaha will have a banquet at the
Young Mems Christian association. Friday.
March 8. beginning $50, followed by an in
structive program. Prot. w. NJ. Davidson,
superintendent of schools, will preside.
Some prominent local men will speak.
after which, DR.. c. K. Brsdt of Chicago
will be the principal speaker of the even
ing.
The Presbyterian Minister'S Union will
be addressed at their Monday meeting by
Judge Crawford.
China and missions in China will form
the subject Of an illustrated free lecture
in the First Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. The pastor. DR.. jerks. will ex-
plain the views as presented by the
stereopticon. the church having received
a large member of slides from various
sources. About fifty OF these are views
OF Hang Chow, the Parish Abroad" of the
Omaha churches. This will take the place
of the usual preaching service.
DR.. A.. f.. Turner. the able and eloquent
president of Hastings college, will lecture
in Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church at
1880 Sunday evening. His subject will be
the rather interesting one Of Personal
Devils" DIR. Turner is one of the ablest
platform speakers of the west and a treat
is in store for all who go to hear him. He
speaks at the Young Mems Christion as
ISOLATION also at 4 o'clock.
At the Third Presbyterian church, Twen-
tieth and Leavenworth streets. the special
services which nave been conducted daily
for the last two weeks by Evangelist p. II,
Baker will be brought to a close on Mon
day evening, March 1, with a lecture en-
titled. THE Devil and the Church Member,
or from the Ball Room to He'll" Mr.. Baker
will also have services Sunday. February
%. The music is lead by a large chorus
choir, directed by e. II. Packard, The
public is invited to these meetings.
Open to all men is the business Mems
Bible class. led by Pastor jerks at the
First Presbyterian church for half an hour
after the morning service. Prospects of
Success relating to the conversion of the
world is the lesson for tomorrow.
w. u. Pearce, superintendent OF the auulJ
class work for the International Sunday
school association will deliver an address
Monday evening, March /, at the Young
Mems Christian association. All Bible
students and those interested in Sunday
school work are invited to be present.
With the idea of promoting cordially in
the Episcopal church the pastor OF All
$1,000 t--.~ aA,,-aA x1s1I graarwvNof n
a new departure on Sunday evening at 1880.
He will give a series OF popular lectures
with music and a service of song. to
be followed by a cup OF tea and waters
served by several of the ladies of the
church in the parish house. The first lee
ture tomorrow evening will be on Han
nington. the Martyr Bishop OF Uganda"
Everybody will be made welcome to these
services.
The subject for the services at the First
Methodist Episcopal Sunday evening is
T'The Relation of Modern Industrial Life
10 Christ and the Church" DR.. Frank La
Fayette Lovelsnd. minister. A special in
vltation is extended to members Of the
labor organizations.
First Presbyterian. Seventeenth and
Dodge, Rev. Edwin Hart jerks, pastor:
MORNING SERVICE.
1880 O'Clock.
Anthem-God So Loved the World. -Stainer
solo-Be Thou With "Hller
EVENING SERVICE.
7:3 O'Clock.
Anthem-Oh. Love the Lord ........ Sullivan
Anthem-I Lay My Sins on Jesus, HaWley
CHOIR.
Miss Louise Jansen, soprano and director:
~ H--ANA 49, III -
lessen. tenor; Miss Nancy Cunningham,
organist.
Rev. DIR. r. M. Long. pastor Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church OF Lincoln, will
preach at the Dundee church both morning
and evening. The services are for the pres
ent being held In Dundee hall, Fiftieth and
Underwood avenue, on account Of the re-
building OF the church. Services at 1880 a,
m. and 1880 p. m.
Music at First Baptist Sunday evening
at 1870:
Prelude and Fugue in C inor.....,... Bach
Anthem-Praise the Lord .......... Randegger
Organ-In the Morning ..............B Cries
seJloGsilent Tears. Harry B. CockreIl
Mrs. 5. Il. Harter.
orsaR-cRrisstmas offertory. Jules Grisonn
Quartet-sweet the Moments..:-:....".
Dressler
Mrs. l.. +. Sunderland, Mrs. l.. e. Hartef.
Mr.. George Edgerly, Mr. w. Y; Nixon:
Mrs. Vesper. Miss Fairchiid. Mrs. Harter,
Obligato. Mrs. Sunderland.
/ IOstiuOe-f anIafe ...+.+.-ss.~~-... LemmenS
Margaret Boulter. organist and director.
Y. NJ. 4. A.. Notes.
President A. T.. Turner OF Hastings col
lege. Hastings, Neb., will address the mems
meeting at the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation. Sunday at 4 o'clock. The subject OF
! his address Is. 1.-THE Things of Caesar"
President Turner is a f0rceful and inter-
esting speaker. The assembly room should