Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-14
Three InterdenominntionaI.

InFee
Plans for three immense missionary meet
ings of all the Protestant churches in
Omaha at the First Methodist church
March 25 and 90 have been adopted by a
local committee composed of representa-
tives of eleven different denominations.
These meetings will be addressed by emil
nent speakers from all parts of the United
States who have been engaged since the
first Of the year in a publicity campaign
for the home missions council.
Among the speakers are Bishop Hendrix
Of Kansas City, Rev. Josiah Strong Of New
York City. Rev. A. w. Fortune of Cincin-
natl, Rev. Ward Pratt OF Philadelphia,
Rev. David II. Bausher Of Springfield, o.,
and Prof. f. A. Steiner of Grinnell, Ia.
The local committee, of which Rev. J.
w. Conley is chairman and Clement Chase
is secretary, met Thursday at the Young
Mems Christian association and concluded
final arrangements. They were addressed
by Mr.. Edmund d. Soper. secretary of the
young peoples missionary movement, who
spoke In glowing terms of the success of
the meetings held in Hartford, Cleveland,
Pittsburg and other eastern cities, which
were addressed by many of the same men
who are coming to Omaha. The western
circuit, which will cover the week of March
II to 80, includes Cincinnati, Nashville, st.
Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Minneapolis
and Chicago.
The local committee is made up as fol-
lows: Congregational, Rev. +. T. Rouse,
Mr.. 8. T. BDstwick; Baptist, Rev. J. w.
Conley, MI. Charles Jacobs; Christ church,
Rev. ]. M. Kersey, Prof. J. +. Woolery
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. William Gorst,
c.. ". DeLamatre; Presbyterian, Rev.
E. II. jerks. Mr.. G. W. Garloch; Episcopal.
Very Rev. G. A. Beecher, Clement
Chase; United Brethren, Rev. NJ. o. Nc
Laughlin, Frank ]. Resler;, United
Presbyterian, Rev. r. B. A. Mcbride, DR..
]. H.. Vance; Lutheran, Rev. J. E. Hum
mon. II. Fischer; United Evangelical,
Rev. Q. A. Deck; Reformed church, Rey.
F. S. zaug.
There will be a musical service at Ply
mouth Congregational, Twentieth and
Spencer, Sunday evening, March IA. The
following program will be given;
Tenor Solo-Th Way of Peace. 90. Bingham
Mr.. Bernard Johnston.
Coutralto Solo-SeleCted ..........
Miss Marriet L. Becker.
Short Address-Human and Divine Har-
~ Rev. John p. clyde.
Quartet-oh. sweetly Breathe the Tyres
A" Miss Bosworth. Miss Fikc, Mr.
Johnston, Mr.. Hettle.
lrTenor solo-O. Savior of tho World .. Buck
Mr.. George n. Aulabaugh.
Baritone solo-Elijah's Prayer. CThe
Mi. Ira b. Penniman.
Anthem-Hear NV Prayer. go endelssohn
Miss Mabel Bosworth and choir.
First Presbyterian church, corner Seven
I.--4h - n.Aoa Paw EduIn Hart Tonl.,
ID. D., pastor.
MORNING sERvICE-lo:SO.
Anthem-Great Is the .Steane
D~uet-Dream of Paradise. ...-."....Gray
Misses Jansen and Moses.
EVENING SERVICE-7;@.
Anthem-There Is an Hour OF Hallowed
Peace Barnby
Messrs. lessen and Travis.
Choir: Miss Louise Jansen, soprano and
director: Miss Myrtle Moses. contradict; Mr.
II. c. lessen, tenor; Miss Nancy Cunning
nam. organist.
Musical program for Central church
rwenty-fourth and Dodge. when the new
pipe organ will be used for the first tim
in regular service;
MORNING.
Organ Prelude-Largo..."."."..y. Hande
Bass sOlo-By the Waters of Babylon.
j. A. Mould. SPARKS
Offertory-Meditatlon ...-...-...... Lucas
Ouartet-I VIII Feed Ny Flock. ID. .SimpeI
organ Postlude-Selected ......,........
EVENING.
PreIude-InvocaiOn In b flat major. 90.
Gullman
Quartet-Hear Me When / Call........Ha
observation-disclosures ................. Hollini
Alto Solo-God Shall Wipe Away All
Mrs. Il. L. Larklns.
Postlude-Selected
The First Congregational cnutch choir
under the direction OF Fred G. Ellis. vii
appear in their new Sunday. Tn,
public is especially invited to the specia
musical service in the afternoon at 4:sa.
enforcement OF Law will be the sui
ject OF an address by John j. Kennel.
Monday evening before the Mems club O