Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-04

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the address of the evening. His SUBJ
Ject will be "A Housetop Vision" The
big feature of the rally will be the
roll call of societies and reports from
officers of each society. At the close
banners will be awarded to those So
cieties making records in attendance
or in increased membership.
The Rev. j. b.. Markward, pastor
of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, will
conduct the devotional exercises, and
the c. E. Choral Union will sing sew
eral selections. E. j. Higgins, presi-
dent of the Harrisburg Union, will
preside at the meeting.
All this week booster meetings have
been held by the union in the sections
Of the city and cross river towns
where there are societies. On Mon
day evening meeting for the West
Shore was held in Lemoyne; on Tues
day night one was held for the Hill
district in the Fourth Reformed
Church, and for the central district in
Trinity Lutheran Church. Tonight
special prayer meetings will be held
in all churches.
per will be held in st. Andrews Parish
| House, Nineteenth and Market streets,
this evening between and 8 o'clock. by
the Embroidery Guild, of st. Andrews
| Episcopal Church
"Go-tO- Church" Day. "Go-to-
Church" Sunday will be observed at the
Church, Sixth and Woodbine streets,
Sunday Automobiles will be used to
bring the feeble or old people. and SER
all ages will be attracted. In the morn
! ing, at 9:30, the pastor. the Rev. A. S.
Williams, will lead In the love feast; at
bTated the pnrng tSe day fifteen @ 1g probs se
TONERS will be received as members.
The evening service will appeal to
Impending Revival" by the Rev. Mr..
Williams.
Mayor Hits sawdust Trail. - Mem
bers of the Allison Hill Mems Christian
Association are interested in the re-
ports from Sunbury of the work of DR..
Henry Slough and his party; d.
yerts chief Burgess H. T. Keiser and
Chief of Police Merle Shannon, of Sun
bury, and they have declared against
gambling, tango dancing and houses of
immortality; The men on Allison Hill
are particularly interested because they
are planning to bring the Rev. DR..
Slough and his party to this city for a
Young Women Converted. - Two
young women were converted at the re-
vival meeting held in Olivet Presby-
streets. last night, This marks the
breaking of the ice in the series of
meetings being conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Isaac w. Bagley, of Camden. n. j.
The decisions came at the close of a
powerful and impressive discourse.
While not up to Sundays record, when
crowds were turned away for want OF
room, the attendances have filled the
church auditorium during the past
two evenings, and a large portion OF
the congregations have stayed for the
after meetings. The meetings open eacf
evening with song service led by 6
large chorus choir organized among the
members of Olivet Church The sing
vices thus far. On Thursday evenint
the choir will be augmented by th
Mems Double Quartet from Christ Lu
theran Church, which will give tw,
special selections. Dr. Bagley's top
for this evening is THE Enlargement o
= the Soul"
Ridge Avenue Revival. - The reviva
d. services being held nightly in the Ridg
. Avenue Methodist Church are growinl
p in interest. There have been fourteen
!, conversions thus far. in the meeting
n and the homes of the people, and tel
4 have been added to the membership o
q the church. From present indication
the good work has only begun. On
of the most attractive features of tn
chorus choir under. the direction Q
e pastor, the Rev. John II. Daugherty
II breaches straight gospel message a
- each service and makes a strong appea
Z to the unsaVed to surrender their live