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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street Charles oscar Bcckman,
pastor There viii bee ali the usual
Lords day services In this church. In
the morning at ~ the pastor viii
speak on Perfect Through suffer
Ings.' In tho evening AZ \ a joint
service between the Mothodists and
prcsbytorians th, pastor win speak
uu "Noman's work in the Kingdom
Of God" Tn, evening sermon came
as result OF recent talk To- the
" &, T. t. by the pastor OF this
church on what woman Can Do Cor
Christian citizenship" Miss Ruth
Bright viii sing q solo az the morn
ing service. An anthem bN the choir
IN the evening The sunday school
meets al '.i5 a. m, with -. \. Por-
terrified superintendent The devotion
al meeting of the EpWorth league AZ
.. m, Miss Edith T. Mann, deacon
Css leader.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

RAYMOND n Tolbcrt. minister.
Stanley Scdcr. organist. ". ; Lith-
gov. sunday school superintendent
The morning service is one of special
interest. y glanr, ~ the musical pro-
gram below win indicate rs volIc.
The sermon ot the hour viii be- ON thc
Significance of the sacrament.
Those Interested 400 brief survey Of
this great ordinance ui the church are
cordially invited 60 attend Follow
ing the sermon group OF members
win hc received into the fellowship
and the communion viii be celebrated
Please bear In mind that there is to
bv no evening preaching service In
this church through July aud August
Beginning september the fun
service ana work Of the church viii
bc taken up. Let all interested In
IN" church support the morning scry-
tee as that is All We have at present
and We oJght To- make u a strong
service
Following viii br the music for
the morning service.
organ prelude "Cauzunc Ia G"..,.
Anthem. "'rhc Gates of Pearl smith
Quartet.
Offcrtorv. calculation" ... Dubois
solo. Save Me. oh God Uaudcggcr
Mrs J. -. SchWcntkcr.
Postlude. "MarChc Modcrnc' ..,,..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
RAINS AT BARTON
MAKE FINE CONDITIONS
Valley la Excellent shape. indcIend.
cnoc DAY Celebrated Win Picui,s
aud Dances.
Especial Correspondence to Herald ,


Barton = ~ luk ST. The valley
has been flooded with rains an, last
'rw DAYS The farmers are highly
'latcd over the fla, prospects TOR
CROPS. Wheat BE- ready 10 cut corn
aud beans are sure crop without
smother inch OF rain.
Miss Msr Madolr returned from AZ
nuuucrguc sunday whore she attend
ed m teachers institute,
John owens and family who have
no'n visiting relatives here returned
10 Arkansas W,du,sdat.
Mr and Mrs Frank McCabc and
children of Muriarty spent the
Fourth here with relatives
~ s William. flied ON 1850 -acro OF
land ldst week
Robert Barton VINO has been visit
ing with his uncle and aunt Nj and
Mrs George Calklns. rctIrucd - Al
huquerquc "Wednesday VIA Hell Cam
yon.
ENefA body went to Skinncrs resi-
deuee near the Ssndia mountains and
spent the Fourth. Mr. skinner turned
them loose 10 the cherries and glow-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
FRANK HUBBELL
ACQUITTED


him friend ana be- considered mc
one too
Hut or .hi. YOU would uc,,. have
had any trouble
You never know M uuUUcll to
get mad because he bad los. I'uc
money
= never knew him 20 LOGO any mon.
~ before. hc had always Won
After stating that hr was in ihe
center of the east bar the one
ncarest First street Suador Was ash.
'd n Uuhboil Was against The other
lar
be Was when ! siruDN hiW
Did you knock him 20 The Uir"'
- suppose be- landed up tHrlu
tie was standing 90 tbr center OF
an, bare
do YOU know 'hc length of tbo ba
east aud west 20
About l2 or H. fccf
And there is e space OF % feet be-
tween the Two bars
Yes. sir"
Up TO that time be- bad not used
the knife"
no sir
did hr tall
Ito fell against ihc bar
Back against No.
Back against b.. SEES -iJ'
In speaking Of tn afElmcu' about
the money the attorney asked
You thought he vas trying To cheat
YOU"
80 sir"
Trying 10 lic YOU ont at it7'
"lf ! thought be- Was Il liay I Mould
not have played with him"
Spader claimed rcsoutcly hat nc
Was not intoxicated duling The
trouble.
You had al least four drinks" the
attorney asked
As remember r. may have had
more Five or six"
"You had been drinking on ana ON
at Siurges and at the AlNarado'
Yes sir %
The witness insisted that b., had
used no abusive Language
II called him "a" names that ne
could take offcnsc at"
What do YOU consider would h"
the limit OF what would be- offensive
names"
''rhc names hc cnllcd ms"
Questions upon the relative Ntu,s.
~ the two men a. engage 10 O. fight
provoked laughter
"Do you know about how much Nj
Huhbcll weighs asked Mr.. Wood
mo. sir"
"Hc doesn't weigh hnlf a. much as
you do o."
Probably about q four,h as m-yh."
THAT is as Ia his fighting Size. But
Ia Is NJ slight build"
Yes. slr
How tail are yo"9'
About six feet"
Charles KING OF Los MoNns. who
witnessed part oC the alteration,
testified that he did not see knife
before Hubbcll had been struck
Charles clay testified that he saw
Spsdcr strike the first blow. and then
observed Hubbcli with the knife \
small pocket knife was the weapon
employed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
LAS VEGAS Y. MICA.
EXPELS MEMBERS

Las Vegas. y M..Jub I.-Bccausc
they allowed their love 81 aprnc-
ticul JOKE 10 ovrr-run their humani-
-, ana pvrpctrdtcd cruel prank on
tnc lads Of the intermediate depart
mcut. the local Y. NJ g.. A. has cx-
PEELED two seniors. The iok, was
played saturday night
II took the story OF the affair a
long time Go leak out but 10 b. good
one ana has IT, humorous side in
spite OF th, tragic loss or the TWO
membership tickets.
Secretary Gru.E, FIty~immons.
though ho dc,ot"s considerable time
To work at isis desk aud apparently
does not pay much attention To- the
going and coming of thc members pT
thc association, has an ,atIc ryo aud
htilc tHlspires without uis kuovl-
rdgc. saturday night hn saw the two
seniors 60 down ,ur steps toward the
locker room. \ few moments later
th,y cnmo up again. Both young
men wore expressions OF such utter
Innocence that Mr. Fitzsimmons be-
yamr suspicious.
~ about tho same tim, m, seniors
lrft The building number Of thr
Intermediates, who had been taxing
their regular saturday night oaih
and swim. climbed out or the pool
They climbed into their clothes ana
Immediately climbed cut again.
Tucn they began to scratch. IN uu-
accountable itching had attacked
them ju every part uf the bodies Au
awful Nail arose ana Mr. Fitz-im-
mons ran downstairs tu discover
what had occurred.
To- cNaminod IA, garments ana.
found they had poon given a liberal
treatment OF covuch I'm tho mean
time the boys W,y, scrubblng ana
scratching aud pudcaNorng to end
their torment bF jumping into the.
winning pool But this did no gpod.
us 70 was impossible To- got tho Itchy
dope out ot tn,ir clothes Tho
mother of ono OF The boys spent half
~ the night rubbing soothing oils ON
She Nuur ystcr.s back.
Fttzsimmpus put his uut,,tIva|
irtinlng into practice IT, al once
Thought of 40. tNo seniors ono oil
whom works 300 drug store, tho
only plaC, whtr" yuNitch can be OBJ
idiurd 10 accused tho two OF the
oti"nsc and h,y finally admitted
their guilt TIrT were told that sol
long ds Sir FitIimmons remains asI
secretary th,y cannot bc members oil
the association Mr. Fitlsimmons will
not stand for characterization He
says "a, does not desire a. Doe drastic
hut good order must be- maintained
about the building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
MANY ATTEND FORT
SUMNER CELEBRATION
over 1000 Pcopr Present ~ p'sos
River Guys EAcrci~cs on the I'ourlii
of July.
spscInI Corre.pendenes To the msrslal

Especial Correspondence to the Hsraidb
Fort sumner y NJ July S.
Fully 1000 peopl" witnessed tho big
Fourth of july celebration ~ Fort
summer ON the pccos. \ special train
OF five yell ulicd coaches arrived
from Clovis ut 10 O'Clock aud thr yis-
Iturs were conveyed immediately a.
the picnic grounds, The success ot
the celebration Was somcWhH married
bN reason of high water ln the river,
Nhich prevented crossing Ia the
grounds where stands had bocu erect
I'd and everything prepared Tor thu
occasion. The grounds Wcrr hastily
torn up and moved across the river
where ncW grounds were located in
the shade ~ o fcN friendly cotton
woods Along with the Clovis crowd
came their band and ball team. The
baseball game resulted In score of
. To I in favor of the visitors, the In.
torcsiing feature of the game being
tho pitching by simpson for Fort
sumner The speakers were Judge
.C. NJ. Compton of pOrtalcy. Roy &.
McHonry. NJ A. Baker and 4. Il. Par
sons OF Fort summer. An excellent
program ct patriotic songs and flag
driiis was successfully carried out
Postmaster w u. Parker and Regis.
ter A. T., Curron we're the origiiators
Of the celebration and did much o.
make Il "A success.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
CLOVIS IS TENNIS
CHAMPION
Team From Club of Magic
City Defeats Everything in
Sight at Amarillo Tourna-
ment July Fourth.

Especial Correspondence 10 the IIrraIdD
CLOVIS. y. VI. July S--The Clovis
Tennis club, represented by T. IL
Hull ana W - buchanan. brought to
Clovis on the Fourth The tennis cham.
pionship In doubles
~ The tournament held ~ Amarillo
ON the Fourth uf July. a. which were
representatives from many of the
towns of the Panhandle aud The pccos
valley The team representing the
Clovis Tennis club carried OF the
honors by defeating tho Amarillo team
in the scmi-hnals aud the team from
hereford ia The finals for ;hc cham.
pinnship of The Panhandle The re.
SUI OF he tournament was evidently
surprise 10 both the opponents OF
our boys aud the large rruWd which
attended th" games, iOr the team
from Hereford WIS considered exceed.
iugli strong, 10 having recently de.
ioated all comCrs AZ h. tournament
hold az Hereford during the water
carnival The Clovis boys. however.
lui up an unusually brilliant game
and defeated Amarillo G.3 81: GO
Tho real contests oi the afternoon
wore The four sets played Dos Tho
teams from Clovis ana Hereford
witch were won by Clovis tire, to
one as follows. 10. SO. Ct, 40
The Hereford team which had 70
bow 'u tho u.uvcss of Hail and Buch.
antn be- The same thnt defeated stone.
hin and bowman ui Clovis al Hereford
luHt SATURDAY by the following score
&c. e.. SO. U.' t2
A 'N" iluruuW NJ Stonohill Nm
'lC Wn.NIu- defeated Russell ~
Hereford Zoo #iullcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

crs The boys enjoyed the large
swimming pool
larg" crowd attended the dance
given az A. j. Kings the night of the
Fourth. Those present we're Mr. and
Mrs Frank McCab, of Morlarty. Mrs.
Thomas pitncr. Mrs. Gusslc Borns.
Mrs. \. j. King. Misses Mae Madole.
belah Darrah Leila Piincr and Geor-
gia Robecca and Winnie King. Mcssrs
Ernest rutherford, Hiram Williams,
Leonard Ash, Henry Madole and
claud" and Frederick King Music
was furnished o.. Mir. Rutherford OF
MUriafty
willie kays and Donovan Meta
barker returned from santa re sun
day where they attended the tcach-
ers normal,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
NO BASEBALL GAME
IS SCHEDULED
FOR TOMORROW
Albuquerque Grays Will Oh.
serve the Sabbath Day and
Will Not Even Look at the
Diamond.

80 baseball for Albuquerque tomor
row. which makes two straight sun.
day The Grays counted on going to
Las Vegas, but Do ralncd there and
the grounds here were too muddy 60
arrange for game Manager Daniel
Padilla did not make any strenuous
EFFORTS "a land game .ol tomorrow.
believing thar The elm is entitled m %
Sunday % II is likely that Santa Fc
or Las Vegas Vill play here ncNt Sun.
day
Just what the lineup is lur ia,
Juvenile League tomorrow Ir MOI
known The indications arc. how.
ever That a. least Two and pc,baps
four, Of the clubs Will pa, cannes on
Luna Park tomorrow afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

paper asked the publisher "f the
project ~ police
Because IL Was q crime against
public morals. vus tu, reply.
AHA exclaimed the Publisher trI-
unphantIy "lf sou prosecute the
Journal DIES Satyrs you must prose.
cute the Paris Journal also. tor every
line in the former Was copied we're
hatim from tho latter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
St. pauls Lutheran.

s. pauls English Lutheran church
corner silver and Sixth street, Rev
W ; OherhOlt2er. pastor SUNDAY
school g:i5; morning Worship II.
evening Christian EndeayOr at z.
preaching NJ S; holy communion the
last Sunday of July The highly In,
structivc travel lecture OF Prot VIM.
Damson will he delivered In our
church on Tuesday evening Admis'
sion ~ ana 2jc Proceeds for the
benefit OF the church Your patronage
b. kindly solicited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
First PRESBYTERIAN.

Hugh \ Cooper. pastor Services
~ ~ u. ~. and union service with
The Lead Avenue church az y. M.
Rev r.. r.. Mnthrs. pastor Of the Pros
pytcriau church Of Artosia viii preach.
theme Of sermon souls Aspirations"
Music: Hymns i39. 5la; anthem.
There Is Land 81 Pure Delight
t~hcllcyD: closing HYMN. 1905
\. VI. d. Church.
captain -. Wcudui will preach on
the subject Faith In God" az IN,
= NJ 4. church AZ thc ~ o.cluck
services tomorrow Al d. m the
pastor Rev j W. Rodgers, will dts
cuss "1hr Power ot the Ministry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
Gold and Broadway Christian.

Bible school al 3:ii a. m, i a.
Near superintendent Morning sen.
mon al n. Tho Living Church p"
" Tie men, not walls, nor ships un
manned that make state" or a
church either, hy the same token
Evening service az \ q. M Subject
Measures You don't buy sugar by
the kilOwaatt, or beans by the square
inch \ divine standard for divine
things Is right Dr. r. W. Hooper
loader of song Hermon 4. Williams,
minister.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
Baptist Church.

sunday services. Sunday school,
e;t5 a. m; morning service, at H.
Rev. j. !. Runyan, the pastor will give
a report OF the conventions In Phila'
dcphia, which he recently attended
There will be special music, includ
ing "A duet At 1870 the Junior so.
Ciety will meet. The evening service
will begin at s o'clock. sermon by
the pastor Dynamic Of the Gospel p"
There will be solo by Miss Pratt and
other special music features
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
IIIgIhInnd Mctlln,II.t.

3iN South Arno. samuel T.. Allison.
pastor. Services conducted 10y the
pastor at . q. m and o. m. The
theme for the morning hours ls "Thc
Everlasting Arms" aud the topic Tor
the evening service. a Character
sketch ~ Absalom' SUNDAY school
at a:t5 a. m. Robert Holiday, super.
lntcndcnt Devotional service of the
Epwortu league al g. m
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
The Churches


Corner ct Fourth street ana silver
avenue. Archdcacon W. f. warren.
rector. residence. $40 West Tiicras
avenue Fourth sunday after Trim
ity. HOLY communion at a. M. sun
day school g.t5 -. M. Morning scry-
ice aud sermon az II O'Clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Captain -. Wendell IN charge; %.
ma. knee drill; 10 q. m., open air, ~
day school. $3.50 %. m, Jail, : g. M
open air. %. m. captain Wendell viii
speak ON Law Enforcement Eccl
1913. "" would like any English
Spanish coz foroigu bibles OF tesla.
m"uts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

My wife often alludes tearfully
Ia the fact that she threw over a.
millionaire To marry me"
Mines Just as bad. Her father OF.
Tered TO buy her French poodle if|
she'd turn me down 49, Louisville
Courier. Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

it02 North Fourth street SUNDAY
school. ass q. m. Gospel preaching
: - H. an. MI are welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

MY dear sac asked, ARE tho
umpires always wrong"
Not always" he replied Some.
times they give the home team tho
best of IL. Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Refrigerators and Ice chests, a
good assortment Ia select from ~ tho
lowest prices. Albert Fa1cr, 3QS-3l0
West Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Mr. Newlywcd--I don't think much
OF this omeleite dear.
Mrs, NewlyN ed--And particularly
told the cook a. use nothing but egg
coal --phlladelphia Record.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

See the new Go.Carts and Baby
Carriages az Albert FaDrr'I 8es $40
West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Mrs. Nuwed--Mary, for dinner !
think wen nave boiled mutton with
capcr sauce Are there any capcrs N
the house
Mary-No ma'am.
Mrs NuWcd-Thon go out Ia the
garden and cut some. -- Harvard
Lamppon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

lie told me my operation would
0e absolutely painless
And wasn't ~
"Naw u cOsi me hundred dol.
lars Houston Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Trunks and Valiscs az IS p"r
cent reduction an tals week AZ Al
bert Fahers. 3OS.3l0 West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
lined Tor CONTEMPT

The court tOok unusual action 20.
day 10 fining the executor of the es.
tate OF the late Jose + Candolaria
ia the sum OF $50 each for contemp.
Of court the court on several Oc.
casions had asked the executors 70
iiie a report, which they failed TO do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
LORENZO HUBBELL
NAMED GUARDIAN
Brother Of Late Thomas S.
Hubbell Will Look After
Affairs Of Tom, Jr, Until
He is OF Age.

Ia the BCrnaillO county probate
court today Judge Filomono Mora an.
pointed j Lorenzo Hubbcll OF Gan.
ado, Arlz, as guardian of Thomas s
Hubbell, Jr son OF r $ ilubboll
whose death occurred three months
ago. Il was specified in Nr Hub.
bells will that his brother. j l.oronzo.
look after Tommy jr, until th, lad is
Of ase, which W. be seven or eight
VeaFR
Evening journal., 1911-05-20
WILL PREACH TO
COMMUNICATES

The usual services will be held in
First Presbyterian Church. Market
above Ninth tomorrow. the Rev. J..
Ross Stonesifer, minister, preaching
at 1890 and 7.45 o'clock. The morn
ing subject will be. The Joy Of
Faith" evening. "Ruth's Decision" q"
The evening sermon will have special
reference TO the communicates class
which the pastor is planning to or
ganize and he is very anxious to have
a large attendance of the young people
Of the Sunday school and the church
homes. The chorus choir which has
met with so much popular approval
during the four months Of its organ
ization will sing special music and
the hymns at the evening service of
praise will be familiar and inspiring.
The Sunday school and Barnabas men
will meet at o'clock The Y. P. S.
c. E. at 655 o'clock will be led by
Palmer Rutan.
Evening journal., 1911-05-20
ACTIVE WEEK
FOR BAPTISTS
Missionary Society to Hold
Tuesday Meeting in the
Second Church
SPECIAL SUNDAY
SERMONS BY Pastor

Tomorrow's meetings IN the Second
Baptist Church will inaugurate a
week OF unusual activity in this busy
church. In the morning the Rev.
Thomas P. Holloway, the pastor, will
preach on Confession. Conviction,
Conduct" In addition TO the congre-
gational singing. which is a notice.
able feature OF the worship, the choir
will sing 20 Where Shall Wisdom be
Found" by Millard. and trio entitled
Hear Our Prayer" by Abbott, will
be rendered.
At the 7.45 o'clock service the pas
tors theme will be "The Dream of
Pilates Wife" The choir will sing
20 Lamb OF Cod" by Sullivan. and
God is a Spirit" by Bennett.
The evening preaching service has
evangelism as its motive, and several
persons, all young men, have been
converted within the past few weeks
IN these services, and during the Bible
school sessions. The Bible school
begins at 2.15 o'clock and the public,
not attending school elsewhere is
cordially invited School is well
graded. and classes for all ages are
provided.
On Tuesday afternoon and evening
the annual meeting of the Women's
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
of Delaware will be held in the
church A feature OF the evening ses-
sion will be a missionary pageant
The evening session is open 10 the
public.
On Thursday afternoon, from 3 to
5 O'Clock, Memorial and Mispah Cir
cles Of Kings Daughters, will give
an "At Home" to all the women of the
church. in the chapel.
On Thursday night at 8 o'clock, St.
Johns Commandery No. 1, Knights
Templar. will observe Ascension Day
services In the church. The Rev
Thomas P, Holloway will conduct the
worship and preach the sermon.
Evening journal., 1911-05-20
MUSICAL
AT CENTRAL
Church Choir ArrangeS Special
Program for Night
Worship
VIOLIN SOLO TO
BE ONE OF FEATURES

There will be big musical at Gem
tral Presbyterian Church, King street,
below Eighth, tomorrow. At 1890
o'clock. the Rev. J. H. Crawford will
preach on "Presumptuous Sins" aid
the choir will give its usual excellent
rendition of musical selections In
the evening, however, the choir will
hold forth. The service will be a
musical one throughout, and splen-
did program, which will consist in a
resume of some of the choice selecS
tions sung by the present quartet,
will be renderd A violin solo by
William X. Martin will be one of the
features of the evening. Central
Church is proud of its music. Its
quartet is composed of some of the
finest soloists heard in the city, the
blending of the voices in anthem
singing is most pleasing and inspir-
ing, and it's organ and organist are
known to be of the first class.
The minister will conduct a short
meditation on Gods Music Lessons"
apropos to the evening service. The
Sunday school and Adult Bible Glass
will meet at the usual hour, II
o'clock The Y. P. S. G. f. will have
a joint meeting with the Junior c. E.
Society at 645 o'clock Miss Helen
Henkel, the junior superintendent.
will be the leader. The musical pro-
gram for the day will be as fol-
lows:
1890 o'clock-Organ prelude, Pill
grim's Chorus, Wagner; anthem,
Arise, Shine. for Thy Light is Come,
Buck; offertory, solo, The Publican,
Vandewater; organ postlude, Soil
tude.
7.30 o'clock-March Militaire, Gou-
nod; The Rosary, NeYin; violin solo,
Meditation, from That's, Massenet, VIM.
K Martin; anthem, My Soul Doth
Magnify the Lord. Buck; anthem
Even Me, (Alr Mason. soloist,) War
ren; offertory, Duet, What Have l TO
Do With Thee, Mendelssohn. (From
Eliiahs Oratoria), Mrs. Dodson and
Mr.. Mason anthem, Hark! Marki
My Soul, Shelley.