Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
TOPICS FOR The DAY OF REST
Contract is Let for the North Side
Christian Church.
STRUCTURES no COsT 10000
Services for Uulon Labor Men sun
day Evening at the North Pres
byterian Church--Notes of
Other Churches.

church have let the contract for the
erection Of their new building to John
Pendergast. The contract price is Sl00lO.
The church Is to be OF Bedford stone and
brown brick and the architecture Is to be
simple The structure is TO be in the form
Of a cross. The date for its completion
is set for September 1. A seating capacity
Of COO is provided for the auditorium and
galleries combined.
Central Labor union will attend services
at North Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing.
Special music has been arranged by the
director. and a male quartet will sing
several numbers.
The regular quartet Of the church is COM
posed of the following: Mrs. stephen
, Barker. soprano; Mrs. f. y. Williams
contralto; Mr.. Ralph Newell, tenor; Mr.
d. f. Williams, basso and director; Mr. J..
w. Lampman, organist.
MORNING.
Organ preude-Prelude in ID Flat.
=, .......,................... Lyon
DoNoloBy ''''..''''' '.''.s.'s'.'''''''''' q
Anthem-Christian the Morn Shelley
Offertory-Melody in F........ Reubenste
Response-Lord's Prayer. ............ Parker
Observation-Disclosures ...........,.........Rin cS
EVENING.
Organ Prelude-Largo. ................ Handel
Male Quartet-Only a Song p. F. Bilhorn
Anthem-Brightest and Best. Dudley Buck
Response-Now the Day is Over....... .
Male Quartet-Come Unto Me- Froeliclt
Offertory-SOngs in the Night. Spinney
.......................... f. Billhorn
Postlude-war March OF the Priests.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mendelsohn
Rev. F. N. Lynch. pastor Of the First
Y - T.
the Kansas conference Of the church at
Abilene Kan. this week. but will not be
back in Omaha Sunday for both the serv,
ices at his church. Rev. Mr. Lynch was
pastor Of the First church Of Topeka,
Kan, for many years, coming to Omaha
from there. Rev. Edward Hislop, district
superintendent, will preach at the morning
service Bishop John L. Nuelsen will
preach at the evening service.
The music at the p. m vesper service
at All Saints church will be as follows:
Deus Misereatur ......................B Buck
Quartet-stn, Still with Thee. saiter
Anthem-hy Spirit on Thy Care ..,.....
'....'''.'.'...'............. MRcfarlane
DR.. Kedsey's class meets as usual Mon
day evening at 7:15 at the Young Women
Christian association. This is the last lee
ture of the course. The subject is The
Life of Joseph"
! The Graded Sunday School union will
meet at s15 in the same place. We de-
sire a good attendance at both OF these
meetings.
! General Ballington Booth, the president
| of the Volunteers of America, with head
! quarters in New York City, will be in
| Omaha Sunday morning, March 2s, and
| will speak at the First Presbyterian
church, corner of Seventeenth and Dodge
streets. Major General Edward Fielding
will accompany the general on this tour
Beginning with Saturday evening
March Is, Rev. Fl. Breese Jones, the
Welsh evangelist and gospel singer will
conduct a series OF gospel meetings at the
Volunteers hall, l14-l16 North Fifteenth
street Mr.. Jones is a very successful
evangelist, having just closed a series OF
services at the Christian church in Des
I Moinaa Ia