The San Francisco call., 1909-08-22
NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY
WILL DEDICATE
NEW M. {. CHURCH
Bishop Edwin II. Hughes to
Preside at College Ave-
nue. Services

OAKLAND. Aug. 21-Rev. Edwin
H. Hughes. d. D.. resident bishop of
California, will preside tomorrow at
the dedicatory services at the College
avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
which was recently completed, and
of which Rev. John C. Gillette, d. D.,
is pastor. The bishop will preach the
dedicatory sermon tomorrow morn
ing, and at the evening services. Rev.
S. ID. Hutsinpiller of Berkeley will
preach. Special music will be given
at each service, under the direction of
+. f. Wright, who will be assisted by
quartet and large chorus.
The program of the forenoon Will
be: Organ prelude, I'VE Praise Thee
Rear Not Temple; Disciples Creed
prayer, Rev. S. ID. HutsinpilIer, dis
trict superintendent. and Rev. Freeman
d. Bovard editor Christian Advocate;
Gloria Patria;" reading, Rev John f.
Wilson; hymn, The First Temple Built
BY Cod" dedicatory sermon. Bishop
Edwin HI. Hughes; Build This Church
For God" male quartet: announce
ments, Rev. j. c. Gillette; dedicatory
service; organ postlude
At 1880 o'clock in the evening will
be held the second dedicatory service.
for which the program arranged is this:
Opening chorus, 20 Clap Your Hands
Together" invocation, Rev. ]. F. Will
son; hymn, 20 Hail the Power of
Jesus Name" prayer, Rev. ]. C. Gill
lette, D. D.; anthem, How Beautiful
Are the Mountains quartet and CHOIR
US; Scripture lesson; sermon, Rev. S.
d. Hutsinpiller; dedication anthem, II
Have Surely Built Thee a House." solo,
trio and chorus; soprano solo, Ave
Maria. Miss Helen Masow; final
praise chorus, Praise the Lord; dox-
ology; benediction.
The quartet is composed Of Miss
Alice Morrish, soprano; Mrs. j. RolHn
Fitch, contralto; Ray Miles, tenor, and
r. M. Sheldon, basso. few numbers
also will be rendered by Miss Helen
Masow, talented vocalist; by the di-
rector, Frank E. Wright, and by the
organist, Miss Lola w. Gwin.
Beginning with Monday evening
there will be special revival services
in the new church for three weeks, con-
Quoted by Evangelist Hugh C. Smith
of Los Angeles.
Rev. Frank L. Goodspeed, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, will
preach the morning service to his con-
gregation tomorrow. In the evening
Rev. Alexander Patterson of Chicago
will preach. The morning. subject will
be The Marks of Christ's Disciple
ship"
/ At the First Baptist church Rev
Homer j. Nosburgh will preach a SER
mon appropriate TO service for men
in the evening. The subject will be
"Heroism in Modern Life" Preceding
the services about 100 men of the con-
gregation will gather in the chapel
march into the auditorium, and be
seated in a body until the Close of the
service.
Rev. Charles r. Brown. pastor OF
| the First Congregational church, has
taken for his two sermons the sub
jects, Capacity in Waiting" and
Your Own Chance in Life"
William Day Simonds, the minister
1 at the First Unitarian church, will
| talk of Joan of Area Heroine's Hold
on the Worlds Heart" In the even
ing he will give an interpretative read
ing of Tennyson.
The special music at St Mary's
| Seventh and Jefferson streets, will be
! selected from Schubert. Weber. Nevin
| Schoeff and Haydn, with Mendelssohn
| Spohr and Gluck at the offertory. In
the morning the pastor. Rev. E. P
| Dempsey, and in the evening Rev
Thomas Hill, will preach.
st. Paurs and Trinity Episcopa
churches will celebrate holy com
munion in the early morning.
The regular services will take place
! at all other evangelical churches.