The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

the series OF sermons to young people
Sunday evening, upon the general
topic, The foremost temptations of
Detroit young people" The particular
subject Sunday evening will be, 'In-
temperance and sensuality." Many
people have helped In the preparation
or these sermons by the Views which
they have contributed. The quartet
choir will sing. The morning theme
VIII be, Asking and receiving"
On Friday evening. Feb. 81. the
Defenders OF the Fort win hold the
the third annual model meeting In
the church house OF the Fort-st. Pres.
byterian church, beginning at :
O'Clock. The question OF debate will
be. Resolved. That toll should be
charged all ships going through the
Panama canal"
Miss Elizabeth Cameron, OF New
York. will continue the study OF Nor
| monism, the Islam OF America" be
fore the Woman's association OF the
Forrest Presbyterian church on Mon
day afternoon, Feb. IL, at 2 o'clock.
4 NAacc AOAOehy uaueu, pNPAA VI Shis OoA
apol. will sing The Giver OF Life
Tea will be served. with Miss Fadelia
Henry as hostess.
Systematic giving will be the
theme in the IL o'clock service. Sun
day, in the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian
church. In the o'clock vesper ser
| vice, the choir will give a Wagner
program. At the close Of the musical
program, the pastor, Rev. ]. F. Fitsch-
en-. Jr., will give a short sermon on
the subject, Meeting people half
way"
Prof. Charles Lazenby. OF Toronto
university. will be in the city through
the coming week. delivering a course
OF lectures in Alliance hall, No. 3lS
Woodwnrd-ave. His opening lecture
on Sunday morning will be. The hap
by man." DR.. McIvor-Tyndall win in
troduce the speaker. and Mrs. G.. w.
Ellis. soprano. will sing, "Just for
Today Paul Ambrose.
Rev. Willis A. Moore, pastor OF the
Church OF Our Father, will preach on
the subject, Playing the game" on
Sunday morning At 1915 the Mems
class will discuss the subject OF
Wealth. which was the topic last
Sunday also. In the evening, the
pastor will take his audience through
the land OF "Evangeline," the famous
heroine OF LongfeIlow's poem. This
will be illustrated by beautiful col
ored pictures.
Speakers and singers at the Nc
Gregor institute for the ensuing week:
Sunday, speaker. Rev. Geo. Morrow,
OF the AntiSaloon league, singer.
John Robb. Tuesday. speaker. Rev.
Ira G. Chew. Fort-st. Presbyterian
church. Thursday. speaker. Rev. c.
b. Allen, d. D.. district superintendent
NJ. E. church. special music. Friday.
speaker, Rev. VIM. Dave. ID. d., Trim
ity NJ. E. church. singer, Miss Sill
vester.
Dan Lane will address the boys OF
st. Peters Sunday school, Sunday af-
ternocn, in the parish house. at $3.50.
Mr.. Lane spent the summer OF 1911
on his uncle's whaling vessel. The
Polar Bear" near Siberia and Alaska.
and will speak to the boys OF his trip
to the north country. This IL the sec
ond of series OF illustrated talks for
boys, on the various mission fields
OF tho church, held under the direc-
ton OF the extension work committee
of the Cotter club.
The following il the program OF
special music to be given In the First
Congregational church. Sunday even
ing: Organ, fantastic, Evening.
(Sparks); choir hymn. Sweet Is the
Memory OF Thy Grace" anthem, Il
Lift NJ Eyes," Davis; quartet.
"Our Blest Redeemer." (Houseley) ;
offertory, Consider and Hear Me"
(PfeugIerJ: postiude, march, tMey-
erbeer. The evening service viii be
followed by q social session, in the
chapel.
In the Grand River-ave. Methodist
Episcopal church, Sunday morning,
the subject OF the sermon will be
Whence came they, or from mansion
or howell" being a study in the life or
Washington and Lincoln. At $3.50,
Robert F. Toms, assistant prosecuting
attorney and Attorney Walter Geheke
will deliver addresses on Lincoln. At
torney Baldwin will preside. At 1880.
the pastor will deliver the last Of the
series OF sermons on Reasons why
men are not Christians"
DR.. Fixes will preach, Sunday. In the
woodward-ave. Baptist church, both
morning and evening. At 1880 q. M.
hts subject will be "A string OF
pearls" 1880 D. m. "a woman and
So" baptism at 7:16 D. M; Bible.
school, 11:45 a. m; B. y. p. o., e:1b
D. m. Edward b. Manville will give
the following organ recital at seven
o'clock: Scherzo Symphonidue; pray
er and cradle song: Cansonetta; male
In ID minor (Matthews).
Some very interesting church mu-
sic Is being arranged for rendition on
Sunday evenings during March by
Marshall Pease, leader Of the choir
Of the Church Of Our Father. On
March 9, a famous mass will be sung
by an augmented choir. assisted prob
ABLY by a violin. March 16. selec-
tons from great oratorios win be
riven, and on March %, Daster Sun
day. the works OF the well-known
American composer, Fred Field Bull
lard, will be interpreted.
On Sunday. Feb. 20, Bethany Pros