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About the City

THE PHILoNIANs WILL HOLD
their monthly meeting at 943 Broad
street tonight. 1t will be the second
and last ladies' night of the season.
versity, will talk on The Truth About
Morocco"
FOLLOWING THE REGULAR MEET
affiliated with George A. Halsey Coun-
ell, Jr. o. u. A. M, an informal dance
was held last night.
THE DAMPHIoN SOCIAL SOCIETY
at their meeting held in Achtel-Stet-
ter's last night made preparations to
hold a ball in the near future. 1t was
planned to furnish a ~high-class en-
tertainment preceding the dance.
THE MONTHLY MEETING OF ST.
stetter's last night. Following the
meeting a dinner was enjoyed.
THE LINCOLN CoLoRED REPuB-
H. Z. Scotland. 123 Bank street. last
night and elected officers for the en-
suing year.
THE ANNUAL RECEPTION AND
ball Of the Polishers. Buffers and
Platers' Union, Local "A, will take place
at Weyers's Colosseum tonight.
THE CLINTON HILL IMPROVE
ment Association at its meeting next
Monday night at Berkeley Hail will
take up the proposed new city charter.
Details of the forthcoming banquet
will be discussed.
PAUL NICOLAIEVITCH ORLENEFF,
a Russian actor, will appear at the
Columbia Theatre tomorrow night in
Dostoeffshy's Crime and Punishment"
THE NEWARK TURNER LADIES
Society will hold their masque ball to-
night in the Turn Hall, 1856 William
street. The program includes a variety
of special features.
THE TRUST BUSTERS" WILL BE
the subject of the lecture of John w
Slater. of Pennsylvania, at the New
Auditorium tomorrow in the series of
lectures conducted by the Socialist
party.
MAJOR ROLAND D. CROKER, THIRD
Battalion, First Infantry, National
Guard of New Jersey, was rendered a
testimonial Inner by his comrades at
the Holland House last night. He was
presented with a silk umbrella by Cap
tain Winifred Van Nulse. Captain Carl
j. Schultz was POSTMASTER.
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speaks on Saturday evening. His sub
ject is 1.-THE Problem of the Negro"
Some time ago the committeeman
heard a very strong address in the
city of New York. They were so i'm
pressed with the message that they
determined to secure the man who
gave it, DR.. Thomas Nicholson. He
speaks on Christian Education" Sun
day evening.
w. H. Ferry. who has been efficient
in Pennsylvania, will speak in the In
terest of the Anti-Saloon League Work
on Monday night.
Several additional features are to be
noted. A missionary from India, Rev.
Henry Reeves Calkins, has been Sc
cured for the Sunday afternoon meet
ing. DR.. A. H. Louis, of Paterson, will
preside. At this same meeting the Or
dination will occur as usual.
At the anniversary of the Centenary
Fund and Preachers Aid Society, which
will be held with the Laymen's Associa-
ton Friday night, tow former governors
of New Jersey, Edward c.. Stokes and
J. Franklin Fort, will be speakers.
Every day that half-hour from 1890
to II will be devoted to worship and
praise. This is a unique arrangement.
On account of this popular conference
sessions begin at 8 and close at 1890.
one-half hour later than usual. Rev.
f. P. Turner, secretary of Students
Volunteer Movement, leads Thursday;
DR.. A. H. futile, Friday; DR.. Arthur
G.. Brown, Saturday, and Monday, Rev.
H. B.. Miller, secretary of Laymen's
Missionary Movement. On Wednesday
and Friday mornings twenty minutes
will be given respectively to the ad-
dresses of DR.. c. M. Boswell, from the
home missions and church extension
board, and DR.. George Archer Jones,
the representative of the foreign board.
These men inaugurate the morning
feature of the new type Of program
There will be IN exhibition maps,
charts, books and pamphlets devoted
to the interest of the work of the two
societies. This exhibit, it Is expected,
will be of interest to all workers in the
church.
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NEW PARISH HOUSE TO
BE DEDICATED TOMORROW.
Bishop Lines to 0fficiate at st.
ThOmas's Church.

The new $4,000 parish-house recently
opened by st. Thomas's Episcopal
Church, at Roseville and Park avenues,
will be formally dedicated by Bishop
Edwin S. Lines, of the Newark do
ceses, tomorrow morning. The rector,
Rev. Eugene N. Curtis. will assist in
the ceremony. The new building will
be utilized for regular church services
until the erection of the new $4,000
edifice, which the congregation has
planned to build.
Bishop Lines, at the morning serv-
ice tomorrow, will also confirm a class,
as the occasion will mark his annual
visitation. At 7:45 p. m. a vesper serv-
ice will be held. During Lent daily
sessions are being held at 4;30 p. m.
with the exception of Wednesdays and
Fridays. A communion service is be-
ing held every Wednesday morning at
9 O'Clock, and on Friday evenings at 8
a sermon is preached by a visiting
clergyman.
Thee present membership of the par
ish Is 200, and the new building will
seal 240.
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RABBI G. |. HOFFMAN
HAS SIXTH ANNIVERSARY.
Oheb Sflalom's Pastor Was
Journalist and LAWYER.

Rev. Dr.. Charles I. Hoffman, rabbi
OF the Oheb Shalom Congregation, in
High street, near West Kinney, who
has attained distinction in three profess
sions, Journalism, law and as a theolo-
gian, is closing his sixth year as pastor
of the local temple.
He succeeded Rabbi DR.. Bernhard
Gluck in March, 1906, and the CROWN
ing achievement of his incumbency has
been the erection of the present $100, 900
synagogue, which is one of the finest
Hebrew temples in this section of the
country.
He has held but two pa%storates dur
ing his term In the ministry, the first
being with the United Hebrew Congre-
cation at Indianapolis, Ind.
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METHODIST

CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH. summer avenue and Kesrny
street-services 1880 and 1850. The pastor
Subject for morning. iclorihed In Prayer and
Service and for evening .Aftsr the o az,
pearins. of God Our Saviour. Some Snolce
conference. A hearty welcome 20 all services
EPIscoPAL CHURCH, opposite the CITY
Hall annex-William Eakins. the pastor. will
ger. TAO D. m, MISTAKES Of Faith-Curt
People" 2:80 p. m, Sabbath school. 646 p.
M. vespers. $50 a. m. prayer-meetins.
RosEvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Dorr Frank Diefendorf. minister. Morning
worship and sermon by the Rev. William H.
Morgan at 1890 O'Clock; subject. Progressive
Reve,stion.n Evening z, wGrssip ana :er ao1oo y
subject 1.-THE First Name on the Church
Roll Mems assembly II m Sunday school
2;so ?. m: vesper service Of the Epw0rth
week service for prayer aud praise Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Strangers are invited
to all the services Of the church. All seats
are free.
ST. LUKE's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Clinton avenue and Murray street
Rev. James II. Macdonald, pastor. In the
morning the pastor will preach on "a Great
Cup That Runs over this is the FIRST of a
series of three for next Sunday evenings.
Young Mems Union in the chapel at e:1b.
d depado ai"e service at s:4S. Regular service
in the morning at 1890. in the evening at
7:45 o'clock.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner Broad and Marshall streets
Rev. George P. Dougherty, minister. 1890
m. Sunday school. Z o'clock, Epworth
League. 7:45 MI. Dougherty will preach; the
topic will be Tho Place Of Jesus in Modern
Business"
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NATIVE SONG RECITAL AT
WALLACE HALL TUESDAY.
Miss Karl and Naum COster
SOIOiStS.

A vocal recital will be given at Wal
lace Hall, Y. M. c. A, on Tuesday eve
ming. March 10. at 8:15 o'clock. The
program will consist of arias and songs
given in their original language by
Miss Gertrude Karl, contralb, and
Naum Coster, tenor. Miss Karl has
been frequently heard in this city, and
her talent needs no introduction. Mr..
Coster was formerly with the New
York Russian Symphony, Carnegie
Hall.
English translations Of all the selec-
tions given in foreign tongue will be
printed on the programs to offer full
enjoyment to those not familiar with
the original language.
The artists will be assisted by Mr.. B.
Altschuler. of New York, who will vary
the program by several cello solos.
Mr.. Altschuler is the cello soloist on
the New York Russian symphony Or
chestra.
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Y. M. G. A. MEMBERSHIP
NOW TOTALS 896,747.

The latest official figures of Young
Mems Christian Associations through
out the world show that there are at
present s.34S associations, with a total
membership of 500. TAI. They employ
3,552 secretaries and own 1898 build
ings, valued at SIT, 900, 900.
Germany has more associations than
Great Britain and the United States.
but considerably less members. The
relative enrolment figures of these
three countries are: This country,
nearly 500. 900; Great Britain, $50, 900,
and Germany, 100, 900.
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JESUIT MISSION HERE AT
ST. pATRICK'S CATHEDRAL,

Special mission services, conducted
by Jesuit Fathers from New York, will
open in st. Patrick's Cathedral tomor-
row morning and be continued for a
period of two weeks.
Mission masses will be celebrated
each morning at 5 and 8 o'clock, and
short period of instruction. The eve
ming services will open at 1880 O'Clock
and will consist of the recitation OF
the rosary. instruction, a sermon and
the benedictioh Of the blessed sacra-
ment.
The first week will be devoted to
women and ii e second for the men OF
the parish.
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TO SPEAK FOR VANCE CLASS.

Charles F. Buckley, associate relig-
ious director of the Y. NJ. G. A., will
speak to the Vance Bible Glass of the
North Reformed Church tomorrow
afternoon. His subject will be "Temp-
tation.'
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LRNTEN SERMON AT ST. JOHNS.

Rev. James A. Keough, formerly as
sistant at st. Aioysius's Church. in
Bowery street, will preach the Lenten
sermon at st. Johns Church. Null
berry street, Tuesday night.
On Tuesday night March 10. Rev.
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Church on Sunday. both morning and
evening. This will be his last ap-
pearance the present season, as he
sails for Europe, where he will spend
at least six months. The music in the
morning is as follows. Organ prelude,
Adagio, by Lemaigre; anthem. MY
Love of Thee, o Christi by Brewer;
offertory solo (%soprano, Mrs. Dodge
Derby, There Is a Green HILL" by
Gounod. At the evening service: Or
gan prelude, Andante, Rogers; an
them, 20, Worship the Lord" Watson;
offertory solo, bass.
A reception will be held in the new
parish house of st. Thomas's Episcopal
Church, at Roseville and Park ave
nues, on Monday evening. when the
building will be thrown open for public
inspection. The ladies of the parish
will assist in the house-warming. In
honor of the event an attractive social
program has been arranged.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
BAPTIST

PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH. Fair
mount avenue near Bank street-Rev, George
e. Lombard. pastor. Preaching lV;Sv =. 10,
the City Of Neglected Opportunity" Baptsa
at the evening service. Seats free. All Wei
come.
CHURCH, corner Broad and Fulton streets
Rev. Thomas ]. villers. D.. D.. pastor. Mo n.
ing worship at 1870; sermon by Rev. EdMla
p. Farnham, d. D., of Brooklyn; topic, VIVA.
Christian Faith Is and Does Sunday school
at IL. At 7:45 DR.. Farnham will SPEAK on
Fear Dispelled." Everybody welcome.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. mast Kinney
pastor. Morning worship 1890; sermon by
the pastor on Human competenoy.. Eye,
"Four Kinds of Mem" subject, A Honor
able Man" Sunday school $50. Young peo-
pie 6:45. Midweek service, Thursday, 9;eo.
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tomorrow evening. On Tuesday eve
ming Rev. Father Harvey, C. S. P, will
take for his theme The Meaning of
Faith"
The special Lenten services are at
tracing large congregations. Both
Paulist Fathers are eminent scholars,
and they discuss their subjects with a
forcefulness hat appeals to the con
gregation. Rev. Father Hedges, the
rector, also participates in the services.
The first Of a series Of Lenten teas
will be given in the Belleville Avenue
Congregational Church this afternoon.
Miss Susan Hayes Ward will give a
reading and Miss Edith Speer, soprano,
will sing.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

BEULAH METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHURCH, Pomeroy avenue, corner Maple
street. Kearny-Rev. j. Robert Carlton Clark,
pastor. Morning worship 10:4o; subject.
Christ Sympathy" Sunday school and Bible
class at 2:80. Christian Endeavor CAB. Eve
ming worship 7:45; subject, THE Shadow Of
a Cross" Special music by Miss Emily Agile.
soprano: A. Bertram Harper. baritone. and
the Hart Trio. Tuesday. choir rehearsal.
Wednesday. 8 p. m, Junior Christian En-
deavor and prayer and praise service 8 p. m.
Thursday. Hudson County Women'e Chris
tion Temperance Union rally at 8 p. m. Fri
day. Mems Club at s .. m. Cordial welcome
to all. Why not make Beulah your church
home?
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Qeemer on lne StrOng-I11nQeQ woman
and the Future of Our Republic" He
will repeat his illustrated lecture at
7:45 o'clock on THE Humor and Pathos
of Charles Dickens" Master Roy Shell
don, the gifted boy soprano of the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine, New
York, will sing Ave Maria and THE
Holy City
On Monday evening DR.. Gabriel r.
Mcclure will give a lecture on with
an Irishman Through the Jungles of
Africa" in the Fifth Baptist Church.
Rev. Samuel A. Perrine will preside.
"The Man Simon" will be the Lenten
theme of Rev. DR.. George G. Voge1 at
the Centenary Methodist Church on
next Tuesday evening. Special music
will also feature the service.
A German Lenten service was held
in st. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
Church on Thursday evening. Rev.
William c. Schmidt, the pastor, Of
Hciated. Tomorrow evening he will
preach the fourth of a series of Lenten
sermons.
iOLlH CLAC1A wal ~
solemnized in st. Joseph's Catholic
Church, In Warren place, tomorrow. On
next Sunday similar services will be
held at st. Columba's Church. this
city; Sacred Heart Church, Vailsburg,
and at st. Johns, Orange.
The second Lenten sermon Of a series
on the general theme 1.-The Place of
Jesus in Modern Life" will be de-
Iivered by Rev. George P. Dougherty
at ST. Paurs Methodist Church to-
morrow evening. Mrs. Florence Null
ford Hunt will be the soloist.
Under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor Society and the pupils Of the
Sabbath school a farce entitled "a
Bunch Of Roses" was given in the
chapel Of the First NJ. P. Church, al
Clinton and Treacy avenues, last eve
ming.
A large chorus choir composed oil
young people will render the specia
Lenten music at the Mt. Pleasant Bap'
fist Church tomorrow evening. Tit
pastor, Rev. E. S. Van Ness, will
preach the second of a series of evan.
gelistic sermons.
A series of evangelistic services
which have been coudcted in the De
Groot Methodist Church during thu
present week came to a close last nigh
with a rally service. Rev. Warren
Nef, the pastor, presided, and talks
were given by several church workers
A special Lenten service was held IL
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
at Roseville and Park venue las
evening. The sermon was delivered b,
Rev. w. w. Giles. The pastor, Rev
Joseph Hunter, also assisted in thu
service.
On next Thursday evening Rev. Eu
gene N. Curtis, of St. Thomas Epis
copal Church, will preach the mid
week Lenten sermon in st. PauIi
Church, at High and Market streets.
On Friday afternoon at the women'i
meeting Miss p. Snodgrass will speal
on the Bureau of Associated Chair
ties"
Christ and His Sacred Heart" will
be the Lenten sermon topic of Rev
Father O'Keefe, G. s. p, at st. Bird
gets Catholic Church, in Plane street
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PREsRYTnRIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
sermon on Daily Bread" $3.50. Sunday
sch . With s; ssSmd gn Ss yTS,. 7 : SONY naS'is Ml. c essS.
moss. organist; Miss Steiner, violinist; Mr..
Owen. Mrs. Art, Mrs. Abbey. ~soloists. Hearty
welcome for everyone.
THE THIRD PREsBETERIAN cHuRcN,
1880; evening, 7:4G Sabbath school $50 >.
cordial invitation extended to ali these ssrv-
ices. Subjects for tomorrow sermous: Morp-
ing, The Wonder Worker" Evening. the
tet will sing. These assisted by Miss Koch
Ter, soprano. and Mrs. Conneli,- ooutralto, who
will sing a sextet. ouartets and solos.
corner of Clinton avenue and broad street
Rev. Lyman Whitney Allen. d. D.. pastor;
Rev: W. Douglass Buchanan. asst,tant pastor.
p. m. consrssstionsl worsh,p; sermon ~
Ice and ssnG z. P. /. e. T. s'' ). m4D Oossrsss-
tionai worship: sermon hy nsv. p: n. Dob
Church.
THE oLD FIRST PREssyTERLAaS
CHURCH. on Broad street. near Market--
Strangers are heartily welcomed. DR.. W. =:
ing viii be "The INSTITUTIONAL Church" In
ts' f sysni pspn ns wan ADDRESSES ss.,xs. ' os , ..rhs Of T : ssr' sf
subject will be What a Church Thought of
school at $50 p. m. Mems union Bible class
Can It Be Done?" Mr.. II. A. cozzens, leader.
Adult Bible class at A p. M: Mr.. J. P:.Dnsen-
berry. teacher. Fellowship tea in the boys
club-room at 8. Christian Endeavor at e:45.
ming at s O'Clock. DR.. G. W. King Will speak
on Going After Men"
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James T. Brown, of Short Hills, will
deliver a paneEyric on St. Patrick in
st. johns.
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In the First Presbyterian Church DR..
w. j. Dawson, ~pastor-elect, will preach
both morning and evening. At the
morning service the subject will be
1.-THE Institutional Church" in the
evening he will deliver the first of a
series of four popular addresses on
1.-THE Trial of Jesus The subject
will be What a Church Thought of
Jesus" Gospel hymns will be used.
During the remaining Sunday evenings
in March DR.. Dawson will discuss
What a King Thought of Jesus"
What a Judge Thought of Jesus"
What Do You Think of Jesus?" The
congregation will sing Gospel hymns
printed especially for the occasion.
At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning Rev. DR.. George
Walton King will preach the fifth SER
NOR on THE Lords Prayer" and the
special theme will be, Daily Bread"
His subject in the evening will be
1.-THE Instrument on Which God Plays;
Life a Song This second service will
consist of a special musical program,
DR.. Thomas Hall, of New York, will
preach i.gyn in the North Reformed
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llNRA9Hb
TOlEEPLE

The Christian Endeavor Bible read
ing topic for tomorrow will be Chris
tian Testimony that Counts"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IHMf1G
Nichols street, near Pacific st~reet-Chil-
o'clock. An hour full of sunshine. Ternpie
crowded every Sunday evening. Weekly meet
ing Friday evening s O'Clock, for adults. You
are heartily welcome to attend. Charles w.
Edwards and Joseph Wilde. superintendent.
ASSOCIATION, Masonic Hall. Arcade, e51
Broad street, second floor. stairway rear Of
building. Tomorrow, 8 p. M. Mr.. R H. Hirsh.
Of New York. will speak. Evening services
at 6:15 and 1880 p. m. Berean Bible studies.
All are cordially invited to attend. Seats free.
Non-sectarian. No collections.
RESCUE HOME, 10 Spring street-3:45 ssrv-
Ice on Sunday-will be in charge of Brother
Bill Casey, the 'hallelujah engineer" T.S5
service in charge of Sister G. A. Simmons and
workers. Don't fail to be with us on these
special occasions. Special singing with short
wonderful testimonies. Public most cordially
William Ienny, musical director.
Fl PEOPLES TEMPLE, t+-Central ave-
nue-Pattie Watkins Lindsay, leader. Mr..
John Brown, ex-poiceman, from New York,
Will give a thrilling experience tonight. Rev.
Mr.. Hills. Of First Presbyterian Church, Will
speak tomorrow at 4 O'Clock. A union service
will be held at 8. Don't fail to hear thesc
speakers.
II SALVATION ARMY CORPS No. ., %
Belleville avenue-Meetings nightly at 8
O'clock Sunday. 1890 a. m Sunday school,
2;30 p. m. Open-air meeting at the D., l.. &
W. r, R. square at 7:15. Evening at 8 o'clock.
A cordial welcome to all. Mrs. Adjutant
Baird and Captain Durham in charge.
TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURcn
The Rev. w. H. w. Reimer. pastor. The
morning subject will be The Surrendered
Life" The evening theme will be Living
Day by Day"
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
TON. Halsey street. opposite -
ton Of the thirty-hrst anniversary of the as
sociation to be held In Wallace Hall SUN
day afternoon 3:45 o'clock. Address deIiu.
cred by Rev. William J. Dawson, ID. D., pas
tor of First Presbyterian Church. Music by
the Y. M. c. A. Orchestra assisted by E,duln
Wickenhoefer and William N. Searies. ir' Rosh
ladies' and gentlemen are cordially invited to
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IT. STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPIsCo-
PAL CHURCH. Clinton and Elizabefn ave.
nues-Rev. E. A. WATSON. pastor. Services
8 a. M, 10:45 a. M, 7:45 p. m. Sunday sonool
. p. m.
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EFoRNIED

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH,
Clinton avenue and Halsey street-Rev. AL
bertus 7. Brock, minister. Morning worship
at 0:30; topic, 1.-The Conversion of Chill
dren." Evening worship at 7:45; topic. The
Question of the Centuries" Bible school at
2:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor vespers at Z.
Strangers are cordially invited.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad and
Bridge streets-Rev. Lucas Boeve, assistant
minister, In charge. Morning worship 1890
o'clock. Evening worship 7:45 o'clock. Morn
ing Sunday school $3.50 o'clock. Afternoon
Sunday school 2:45 o'clock. East Newark and
d tsl,s s socistY at s az o.cIocn- Ths Rev Ssv Ta-
Thomas Hall. OF New York city. will preach
both morning and evening.
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What a Church Thought of jesus
will be the subject of Rev. DR.. w. J.
Dawson at the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening.
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UNIVERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry Rose, Minister,
CHURCH OF THE REDEBMNR. Broad,
diagonally opposite City Hall Mr.. Rose
preaches at II on '"rhe strong-Minded WON
an. and the Future Of Our Republic" Re-
ligious school at 10: kindergarten at II. II.
Illustrated lecture at TAB. when Mr., Rose will
repeat his "zumor and Pathos of Dickens. -
The boy tenor of the Cathedral Of st. John
the Divine. New York, will sing Ave Maria
and Holy City" It Is well to come early.
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Christ and His Sacred Heart will
be the Lenten sermon topic of Rev. |
Father O'Keefe, G. S. p, at st. Bird |
gets Catholic Church, In Plane street,
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Rev. Henry R. Rose will preach at
II o'clock in the Church of the Re-
deemer on The Strong-minded Woman
and the Future of Our Republic" He
will repeat his illustrated lecture at
7:45 o'clock on THE Humor and Pathos
of Charles Dickens" Master Roy Shell
don, the gifted boy soprano of the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine, New
York, will sing Ave Maria and THE
Holy City"
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On next Thursday evening Rev. Eu-
gene N. Curtis, of st. Thomas's Epis-
copal Church, will preach the mid
week Lenten sermon in st. Paul's
Church, at High and Market streets.
On Friday afternoon at the women's
meeting Miss p. Snodgrass will speak
on the Bureau of Associated Chair.
ties