Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-25

was designed and engineered under the
skillful hand OF a past master at the
gentle art OF mulligap making.
Among the guests entertained by the
irresistible Tom were George Johnson,
Hank Elsfelder. and score OF others
Token for Mrs. Greer.
As a token of esteem and appreciation
Of her services as organist OF st. Martins
church for the last six years, the choir
members last evening presented a, solid
silver toilet service TO Mrs. l. II. Greer,
who is about to take two months trip
to the Pacific coast
The affair was a total surprise to the
guest Of honor and came at the con-
clusion Of rehearsal. on behalf OF the
parish II. j. Carruthers in a neat speech
made the presentation.
Mrs. Greer will be absent for two
months during which time she will visit
with her daughter. Mrs. A. c. Stewart of
San Francisco. Upon her return she will
reside in Omaha, but will still maintain
her CONNECTION with st. Martins church.
schools to the Front.
Assistant state Superintendent Anna
V. Day has notified the schools Of this
city that SIS in premiums were awarded
to the South Omaha public schools for
the display of work in the state industrial
exhibit in connection with the state
Teachers association at Omaha. How
ever, there was no information as to the
standing OF the school in reference to
others. Upon special inquiry information
has recently come saying that the South
Omaha schools were awarded four first
prizes, as follows: First in manual train
ing work, first on kindergarten Industrial
work, first 'on clay modelling, first on
raffia and reed. On the collective art
exhibit the third prize was awarded. with
four first premiums out Of five the schools
have reasons TO congratulate themselves.
Church Services.
First Reformed Church, South Central
Boulevard and Twenty-third Street, c.
M; Rohrbaugh Pastor - Sunday school,
Morning worship, II a. m, subject of SER
mon: The Fullness of Time" Evening
service at p; m. Preaching at s, subject;
THE Wise Men from the East" Christ
mas program Monday evening at o'clock.
on Christmas morning, at the First
Presbyterian church, corner of Twenty
third and streets, there will be IAN
hour Of Worship, 6, conducted a!n,c by the
December "a, DR.. Robert l.. Wheeler, pas
tor. Public services at IL o'clock sharp.
Ahthem-Wonderful Song the Angels Sing
Choir and chorus. Hymn, THE Nativ-
ity," number 142. Gloria Creed-Invoca-
ton. Scripture lesson Pastors talk to
the boys department. Prayer. Hymn
Joy 10 the World hymn number IA
Report of clerk of session, baptism and
conservation of babies, followed by re-
| ception of members into church fellow.
ship.-Clerk ]. A. Bradley. Hymn, "Blest
be the Tie That Binds" Anthem, Shout
the Glad Tidings'-Choir. Reception OF
| Christmas offerings, board of trustees
Soprano solo, Mrs Henry Clay Richmond
Pastors address. Topic, The Christmas
Star Shines Round the World"
! Special musical services will be helC
Christmas evening, from 80 until 1873
in the morning at St Martins church
Following is the pregnant
Organ Prelude. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
| Mrs. Greer.
! Invisible Chorus-Holy Night (From
| the German. $500. ,'''....'.'....;.
Processional-Hark, the Herald Angels
| sing ......'.:'...'s...;... .Mendelssohf
Authenticated l Bring You Glad
| TtdingS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Simpel
Sentences of Christmastide. ..........,...
Psalter-Domine, Dominus noster;
caroImo 5n Little tie Town OF Beinehem
Scripture-Vision of the Christ Office
Clsalah) .....'... s...'.'...'..,...'......
Magnificat 1919. ..,..............,....
Scripture-The Story of the Nativity
(St. Luke. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cardiff Came Upon the Midnight
Clear 49,. '''.'''''''''' ;''''.'.''. Win
Greed (Nicene) .,s.....................
Offertory Anthem-sing and Rejoice
o Daughter of Zion. Bomb
Recessional-O Come All We Faithful
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