Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-28

director, and Martin W.. Bush, orEsnist.
Music at the Kountze Memorial Lutheran
church. Twenty-sixth and Farnam streets.
MORNING, 1870.
Prelude. ~'Allegretto Grazioso" ...... Tours
Anthem, Come Unto Me-. .Gounod Shelley
offertory Solo, Peace Troubled Soul.
Mr.. R. ]. spaerri.
FoStiuoe Stern
EVENING. 7:S.
Prelude, Hymn OF the Nuns. ...... willy
Anthem. Saviour When Night Involves
Solo. THE Choir 49,. Paul Armstrong
Master Russell Tetard.
Postiude, March in G'......"...... Smart
e A. Van Fleet, director. Charles
Cooke, organist.
Music 1t the Dundee Presbyterian church
for Sunday morning:
sanctus, Holy. Holy, Holy"..............
Congregation.
anthem, Truly God is Good" go. .Fearis
Solo, The SaVior's Command. 80. Chapman
Miss 8. Grace Cady.
EVENING.
Duet, Beyond the Shadows. ann. White
Miss Edna Bartlett, Mr.. l.. s. Dodds.
Anthem, I'VE Hills of Galilee" ...,. .Fesris
Mr.. j. ]. Dodds. director. Miss Adah
Klopp, organist.
Next Monday evening. March q, a coun-
Gil will be held at the Young Mems Chris
tian association for the purpose Of forming
a local branch of the National Federation
of Protestant Churches OF America.
The federation is said to nave originated
from q suggestion made by William Stead
and among the churches of the east great
progress has been made and the results
are said to be satisfactory in every respect.
The purposes OF the federation are reli-
gious. charitable and philanthropic. Cities
are districted and the work is divided
among the various churches.
The Omah Ministerial union adopted res
olutions February is, recommending that
the movement be taken up in this city.
Each church is requested to send deleg ates
on the basis Of the pastor and one layman
for each 800 church members.
A Dime will be q feature of the evening
and the hour has been placed at Sis O'Clock.
The rector Of All Saints church will
lecture Sunday evening at 7:S on Chan
ming, the Evangelical Unitarian" All seats
free and everybody welcome.
The following special music will be given
at the First Christian church, corner
Twenty sixth and Harvey:
MORNING.
Anthem-Rock OF Buck
EVENING.
A~nthem-The King of Love MY Shop
Offertory solo-Selected
Miss Maude Rock.
Mrs: Louise Shadduck-zabriskie, organ
list; W. b. Graham, director.
To strengthen the attendance at the an
nual business meeting Of the CASTELAR,
Street PRESBYTERIAN church the sesstop ha.
sent out postcard invitations. As a back
ground impression In red one reads, March
81, $50 to TO-" One Of the paragraphs reads.
This church is a modern religious plant
doing business for the Great King. You
are q shareholder In the enterprise. II in
your privilege to know what is being dona
and have something to say as to the turn
ing OF your spiritual investment to the
greatest and best USE" AS an additional
inducement to attendance, a warm lap sup
per will be served at $50 O'Clock.
Music at the First Presbyterian, corner
Seventeenth and Dodge. Rev. Edwin Hart
jerks, D. D., pastor:
MORNIEG-l0So.
Anthemmo, How AmiabIs Are Thy
Dwellings West
solo-o' Rest in the LORD from Elijah"
Mis-: Moses. Aendsl''0hn
EVENING. 1850.
Refuge Of NY Weary
TriowNow the shades Of evening Fan
Cornell
Choir: Miss Louise Jansen, soprano ana
director; Miss Myrtle Moses. contralto: M
II. c. lessen, tenor; Miss Nancy Cunning.
ham, orgSnist.