Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
TOPICS OF TIE DAY OF REST
Concert Will Be Given by Choir Of
Trinity Methodist.
MINISTERIAL UNION MEETING
Address on LRymen's Missionary
Movement by Rev. f.. n. jerks
20 he Given Before Preach
ers Of Three cities.

A concert will be given 10y the choir Of
Trinity Methodist church, Twenty-first and
Binney. on Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram includes q wide range Of selections
The program follows:
THE Heavens Are Telling (Creation)
Choir.
Bass-Hyhrias the Cretan.............E Elliott
Louis Knettle.
Soprano-rhe Nightingale. Arthur A. Penn
Gladys Chandler.
Ah9S1TRsscitative ,iEss.iG and aria. The Lord Is
MlndIuI .,,.................. MendeAssohn
Helen Grove
Soprano-Selected .................,........
Mabel Bosworth.
Ladies Quartet
Nettie Williams, Helen Grove ollie
Burnette Alice Chandler
Recitatlon-The Raven Edgar Allen Poe
Mrs. Grant w. Williams.
tMabele Moore at Pano)
Soprano-The Slave Song ........ Del Riego
A,to-cooabvs Ollie Burnette' rosti
Alice Chandler
BaTitone-Hear Us, Oh! Father. II. Millard
Richard ONeil.
Soprano-Gay Butterfly ....;.' s,
Nettie williams.
Alto-The Rosary .................,.,,. Nevin
Mabel Leachey Larkins.
X f. pona6ey, ], f. Bartlett, C,
Hertzog, w. r. Shafer
isterial union will be held at the Young
Mems Christian association Monday The
business session viii begin at 1890 o'clock
An address on the laymen's missionary
movement is to be delivered at IL O'Clock
by Rev. e. Fl. jerks The ministers of
Council Bluffs and South Omaha viii be
present,
Mrs. +. II. Anderson of Moline, ILL.,, will
lead the Epworth league service of Hans
com Park Methodist Episcopal church sun
day evening. Mrs. Anderson and her hus-
band preach In two churches at Moline,
alternating each Sunday.
The young people OF Hanscom Park
church are making q record in regard to
church and Sunday school attendance and
believe that they have one of the largest,
II not the largest Sunday schools in the
city. The average attendance for the last
four months has been over 30, and their
attendance last Sunday was-probably the
largest in the history OF the church, con-
slder1ng that there was no special effort,
They had a total attendance of 800
The Epworth league society has a mem
bership OF las, the largest of any Methodist
church in eastern Nebraska, and also con-
ducts two Bible classes during the week
with a membership Of fifteen members
each. The Baraca and Philatea Sunday
school classes, composed of young men
and women, have each a membership of
forty. In addition to doing service along
spiritual and religious lines, the young
people have added an influence to the So
cial side of the church. Their efforts are
being directed toward looking after the
welfare Of strangers who may come to the
church.
The Mems club of Westminster Presby-
terian church was organized at a meeting
In the church parlors on Friday night.
The club starts with fifty-three members.
An address was made by Rev Thomas b.
Mcconnell The officers elected are:
Superintendent W. M. Davidson, president;
r. w. Moody, vice president f. E. Byner,
second vice president; James Huston, secre-
tary. and w. b. Whitehorn, treasurer.
Meetings will be held every three weeks
on Thursday night.
The Modern Anti-Saloon Crusade" will
be the subject of the Sunday morning dis
course of Rev. Nathaniel McGiffin at Lowe
Avenue Presbyterian church, at Fortieth
and Nicholas streets. Hts evening subject,