Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-08

=" enty minutes or so and after it il
ended the lecture will be given. The
subject for Tomorrow evening IL
Charles Dickens" and it will be illus.
trated with a number of slides from
the State museum.
Last year the midwinter social SER
vice work at st. Andrews included a
topics. These were held in the after
Moons and virtually no men nor any OF
the younger people who are employ
ed could attend. 1t was decided to
substitute the course of evening lec-
lures this year. Tomorrow lecture
and all that follow will be entirely
free. The sermon will continue in
definitely.
Il. F. Weaver will be the speaker
at the next Pleasant Sunday After
noon" of the Allison Hill Mems Chris
tian Association. Mr.. Weaver has been
since its inception. He is chairman
of the devotional committee and is
well-known in church and Sunday
school work throughout the city and
county. The singing next Sunday will
be led by Professor T. H. Davies, the
regular song leader of the association,
and will be featured by a solo by him.
The association orchestra, led by G..
Webber Knight, Jr.. will accompany
the singing
a nO-license campaign in Dauphin
county will be started at the meeting
of the Dauphin county w. C. T. u.
meeting on Friday. The meeting is
to be held at the home of Mrs Wal
ter Fishel, Jamestown Road. The day
of prayer in Grace Church on January
15 will be discussed, and plans made
for the License Annual.
The Rev. l.. ID. Wolf, of the Balti-
more Synod of the Lutheran Churches
addressed mems meeting in Zion
ministers of the city and members of
Lutheran Brotherhoods attended the
meeting in large numbers.
On Reform ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sunday, January IS, DIR. Henry n.
Pringle of the International Reform
Bureau, will begin a weeks meetings
on Christian Citizenship in Curtin
Heights Methodist Episcopal Church.
He will lecture upon the following
subjects, Christian Citizenship, "
Administration of Law" Municipal
Problems" The City and the Child
Twentieth Century Social Achieve
ments," Temperance Progress in the
United States" The War VS.. Alcohol" /"
Industries" THE Recreation Prob
lem and How to Have a Clean
City" These lectures will be held in
the church in the afternoon and even
ing. DR.. Pringle has a national repu-
tation and is in touch with moral and
social problems throughout the United
States. An opportunity will be afford
ed all interested in civic progress to
hear of the great general movement
to cleanse cities. Groups of workers
may have seats reserved for them by
corresponding with the Rev. A. S.
Williams of Curtin Heights Church,
No admittance will be charged for any
lecture. Most of the lectures will be
with stereopticon.
Illustrated Lecture.-H. T. Yoko-
yama "a native of Japan, and student
in Johns Hopkins University, will give
an illustrated lecture on Japan In Cur
tin Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening. Mr.. Yoko-
yama will show 100 pictures and talk
Interestingly of the scenes and condi-
tions of which he is familiar.
Organize Brotherhood-For the pur-
pose of organizing a mems brotherhood
in the Lutheran Church of the Re-
deemer. a mems meeting will be held
this evening at this church. The Rev.
J. D, Wolf, of Baltimore, secretary OF
the Board of Foreign Missions, General
Synod, Lutheran Church. will be the
principal speaker of the evening.