Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-16
COVENANT MEN
PLAN entertainment
DR.. Mullowney, Returned From
China, Will Give illus
trated Lecture

1880 O'Clock in the lecture room of
the Covenant Presbyterian church a
delightful entertainment will be given
under the auspices of the Covenant
Brotherhood. DR.. John j. Mullowney,
Toa returned medical missionary from
China, will give an illustrated lecture
and Will Kitchen will also give a hui
morous monologue.
It is expected that the Rev. Mr..
Bosserman, former pastor of the
church, will be among the guests. The
officers of the Covenant Brotherhood
and the motto of the organization are
as follows:
Officers-Samuel P. Eby. president;
VIM. f. Schreadley, vice-president;
Cloyd c. Holland, secretary; Daniel A.
Teats, treasurer.
Committee Chairmen-Geo. r.
Pritchard, membership; David A.
Kaufman, devotional Samuel III.
Garland, entertainment; Samuel +.
Harris, social.
Motto-"The Men of Harrisburg
For the Man of Galilee"
Observe St Patrick's Day.-As
part of the st. Patrick's Day ohserv-
ance the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
Division No. 2, will hold an entertain
ment, luncheon and dance in Cathe-
dral hall, North street, at O'Clock
this evening. At least two hundred
guests are expected.
The entertainment consists of Irish
songs, recitations and musical num-
bers. The Rt Rev. NJ. NJ. Hassett,
rector of st. Patricks Cathedral, will
make the principal address. Thomas
c. Pendergast is secretary of the
committee arranging the affair.
AsSails Dance Hall.-The dance hall
is feeding the "red light" district, and
the modern dancing craze is causing
more women to fall than any other of
the modern social evils, declared the
Rev. DR.. William \. Yates, pastor of
the Fourth Street Church of God, in
his sermon last night on THE Vesti-
bule of Lust"
Talk For Young Women.-Advice
to a large audience of young women
given by the Rev. DR.. Clayton Albert
Smucker in a sermon at Stevens Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal church
last night was to cultivate the highest
form of beauty by good reading,
thoughtful meditation. unselfish min
istrations and soulful prayer. He took
as his theme the story of Nabal and
Abigail and used the story as q warn
ing. His topic was Welded to Son
of Belial''
Exchange Pulpits.-By an exchange
of pulpits yesterday the Rev. Rollin
n. Sawyer, of st. Stephens Episcopal
church. Sunbury, and the rector of
that church, the Rev. Walter Pugh,
preached at st. Stephens.
Rector's Brother m.-The Rev.
j. f. Bullitt rector of St. Andrews
Episcopal church, was called to Phila-
delphia suddenly yesterday by the
sudden illness of his brother, William
C. Bullitt. Services will be held this
week without change.
Honor Mrs. Dubs' Memory.-Serv-
ices in honor of the memory of Mrs.
c. Newton Dubs. a former resident Of
this city, who died while a missionary
in China, were held yesterday in Har-
ris Street United Evangelical church
The services were in charge of the
Rev. G. F. Schaum, the pastor. Those
who took part in the service were the
Rev. B. II. Neibel, corresponding sec
retary of the church mission board;
Bishop H. B. Hartzel and Bishop W.
NJ. Stanford.
Memorial For Capt. Harvey.-Me-
mortal services for Captain John G.
Harvey, for twenty-five years an elder
and for forty-tive years a Sunday
School teacher at Market Square
Presbyterian church. will be held dur
ing the prayer meeting on Wednes-
day night. Captain Harvey died Fri
day morning at his home, 106 South
street.
SllOTL
term financial campaigns for current
expenses were carried through re-
Gently by Field Secretary E. ]. Hook
enbury of the Pennsylvania State
Young Mems Christian Association
with headquarters in Harrisburg. The
association at Kane, Pa, made an at
tempt to secure $4,000 in four days
and secured $4,000 in three days The
Shippensburg association set as it's
goal $1,000 in one day and secured
S1,625. Kane has a population of
1000 people and Shippensburg one of
1000.
Missionary's Wife HIN letter
by the Rev. DR.. j. Ritchie Smith, pas
tor of Market Square Presbyterian
Church from the Rev. ]. K. McGilliv-
ray, the Market Square Sunday school
missionary to Idaho, it was stated that
Mrs. McGillivray has been ill for some
time and that serious operation had
to be performed. She is now recover
ing.
Mission Board to Meet-The board
of missions of the Harrisburg diocese,
protestant Episcopal Church, will
hold its quarterly meeting March "a
at the home of f. w. V. Lorenz, Sha-
mokin. Bishop Darlington, of Harris
do