The Detroit times., 1914-05-30

program has been arranged. The
choir Will sing Praise le the lord'
by James Rogers, and 20 Taste anu
See How Gracious. 10y j Goss. Inc
ladies trio will sing In Thee y Loro'
DO / Put My Trust by r. NJ. Bemis'
and DR. Ray Bird will render as
solo II. Hahn's musical version OF
the Twenty-third Psalm
The Y. W c. A. o'clock vesper
service Sunday. will be a King
Daughters service with speaker
from among the delegates TO the sec
ond biennial convention OF the Inter
national Order of Kings Daughters
and Sons. 20 be held IN the Hotel
Cadillac. Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday Miss Elizabeth Emery VIII
sing In the social tea hour TO Iol-
low, Miss Coleman Viii tell stories
OF the south.
The Alexis male quartet from the
university in Lincoln, Ne0- VIII give
a sacred concert IN the Swedish Luth'
eran church. Vermont and hancock
ayes, Sunday evening al 30. The
program will be varied and consist
OF quartet songs in English Swedish
Norwegian. and German also solos,
duets and readings. The quartet, Jo-
seph Alexis. Crispin Alexis. Gerhard
Alexis, and Oscar Alexis are sons OF
a minister in the Swedish Lutheran
church
The general subject OF the morning
service in Woodward.aye. Presby-
terrain church will De Loyal service
and its reward" A patriotic service
in commemoration OF Memorial Day
will be held in the evening The
Rev w. r. Wray Boyle pastor will
preach on Altar fires OF faith and
how TO preserve them" Fairbanks
Post. G A. r.. viii attend in a body
and seats will be reserved for all vet
Grams who care to come. The vested
choir and the mems chorus Will sing
several patriotic numbers
Speakers and singers at the Nc
Gregor institute for the ensuing week
are Sunday, speaker, A. + Gum;
singer, Mrs Geo Macdonald Mon.
day, open meeting led by Mr. Scott;
stereopticon pictures. Tuesday,
speaker Rev c. f. Stedman, Camp
behave NJ K. church singer. Mrs.
Doyle Wednesday, open meeting, led
by Mr.. Carrabin. mission choir will
sing. Thursday, speaker, Rev H. H.
Hough Tabernacle NJ r. church, spe-
cial musical program Friday speak
Ter. o. + Knight. singer Saturday
open meeting. led by George Brown.
After a serious illness OF more than
a month the Rev. Hugh Jack, pastor
OF Central Presbyterian church will
return TO his pulpit tomorrow morn
ing. Communion service will be OBJ
served in the morning The Rev Mr..
Jack is still rather weak from the
effects OF his illness but insists on
resuming his duties without further
delay. In the evening the Rev VIII
liam II. Foulkes, OF Philadelphia. sec
Rotary OF the Ministerial Relief de
partment of the church. will preach
Mr.. Foulkes is one OF the strong men
OF the Presbyterian church and has d
thrilling message relative 10 the work
in which he is engaged
Rabbi FRANKLIN will confirm II
children in Temple Beth FL, Sunday
morning. In connection with this
service there will be a special must
cal service by the Temple choir UNI
der the direction OF Mr. William How.
land assisted by Miss Myers, OF Chi,
cago. soprano, and Mr.. Davis, harpist
The following children Will be con
hrmed Hermal Cohen Rose IL. Ed
lon Caroline Eppstein. Irwin Ham
burger, Samuel Heavenrich. Stanley
lmerman. Mabel Kleinsmith. Vera
Marx. Geraldine Maybaum Harry
Miller, Marguerite Rindskoff, Irene
Rosenberg, Sophie Rohenheim, Philip
Rottman, l,orene II. Simons. Irving
Swaab, Lenore TraXler. Dorothy
Weinstein, Jeffray Wolff, Sidney
Wolf and Elmer Zuckerman In the
afternoon the parents OF the confirm
ants will tender a reception 20 their
friends and the friends OF their chill
dren in the temple assembly rooms.
NEW YORK-Baby Lucille Spofford,
worth million, and three months
old, must have $4,000 month for its