Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-01
PASTORS NOTES FROM THE
BOISE CHURCHES

| Anthem-"The Shadows OF the Even
Ing Hour, ................ bnelley
Mr.. Bissell announces the following
themes for the week night services.
The general subject IL, THE Vslsdic-
tories OF Jesus"
Monday-"Jesus and the Temple
| Tuesday-"Jesus and the Nation"
Neutrality-suspicious. and the Family"
| Thursday-"Jesus and His Disciples"
Friday-"Jesus and the Cross"
| The sermons will be based upon the
incidents in the last five days Of Jesus
life. The services will commence at
1880 and last one hour. The public is
welcome.
| The Ladies Aid society win give q
social at the home Of Mrs. w. J. Camp
bell, 11o2 North Ninth street on We'd
nesday afternoon at 1880. Mrs. An
nette Stoddard, pianist: Mrs. rillot-
son, reader; and Mrs. Shelton Bissell,
soloist, will take part in the program.
Refreshments will be served. All wo-
men Of the congregation invited.
The Young Matrons will meet with
Mrs. Mitchell, 1903 North Tenth street
on Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety will meet at p. m, Sunday in
the chapel. Topic, Morning Prayer"
ST. MIcHAEL's CATHEDRAL.
Beginning with today. Palm Sunday,
we enter upon the most solemn and
sacred period of the churchs year,
Holy Week. Services will be as fol-
lows:
Palm Sunday, Holy Communion at
11:16 a. IN. and d. P. at 1880 p. m.
Monday in Holy week. evening
prayer at 1880 in choir room.
Tuesday, evening prayer at 1890.
Wednesday, Litany and address on
Prophecy of jeremiah" at 1880.
Maundy Thursday, Holy Communion
at 1890 and also at 7: 80 p. m.
Good Friday. morning prayer and
Litany at 10: 80 and E. P. at 1880.
Easter day-Holy communion at 7: 80
a. m. (full choral service with choir).
Sunday school festival service in the
cathedral at 10 a. m, with presentation
. Of children'S lenten offerings. Morn
II ing prayer and Holy communion at
11:16 a. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon at 8 p. m.
; The annual parish meeting OF ST.
MichaePs cathedral will be held on
Easter Mnoday at 8 p. m, in the Bish-
op Tuttle church house. A commit
tee of arrangements composed Of repre-
sentatives from the auxiliaries chapter
and Sunday school met last Friday
evening and elected Mrs. P. H. Daw-
son chairman. Reports from all the
church organizations will be rendered,
and an election Of the cathedral chap
, ter held. This gathering last Easter
was one of the most enjoyable events
of the whole year, and we hope to make
1t so again this year. All members
and friends of the church are most
cordially invite d.
, Tho Altar committee Of the Daugh-
tiers of the King will be glad to re-
ceive potted plants and flowers for the
decoration of the church on Easter
Sunday. There L. nothing more beauti-
full than a gift of flowers in memory of
some dear, departed relative or friend.
Last year, Easter being much later,
, we had an abundance OF apple bios
/ SONS; this year We win have none.
NE funds of the altar committee are
ued to supply flowers every Sunday
during the year, but on Easter we rely
upon all members OF the congregation.
All flowers are afterwards sent to the
sick and infirm. Donors may design
ate to whom they wish them sent. The
, committee will be at the church on
l a.
} range the decorations. Further in
formation may be obtained from the
dean, or from Mrs. Frank Johnesse,
who will have charge Of tho altar dur
, ing the month Of April.
{ Both branches OF the auxiliary and
the chapter are arranging q substan-
tial breakfast to be served TO all mem
. bers of the choir on Easter Sunday,
after the early celebration of the Holy
] communion. 1t will be served about
/ 3 o'clock a. m, in the basement of the
. Tuttle house.
The first branch Of the auxiliary
t held Its last 'Lenten tea" on wednes-
/ day afternoon at the home Of Mrs,
John Hollingshead. Mrs. Coats pre-
t scented a review Of missionary work in
Latin America Delicious refresh{nents
. were served BY the hostess.
The confirmation GLASS meets in the
I cathedral Sunday mornings at 10: 80.
All who are looking forward to re-
ceiving the apostolic rite Of laying on
4 Of hands are urged to be present. The
instruction will continue each Sunday
r during the month Of April, except on
3 Easter day.
A historical sermon dealing with the
work Of St. Michaels cathedral during
a the. past fifty years will be preached
? this Sunday morning by the dean. This
j year commentaries the fiftieth ami
versary of the building OF the first ST.
) Michaers church, although the work