Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-26
ST. MicHAEL'S CATHEDRAL.
REV. ALWARD CHAMBERLAINE,


IsEN. ALW ARD CHA MBERLAI IN E.
Dean.
Services on first Sunday after Eas-
ter are as follows: Holy Communion
at 8 a. M, Sunday school at 10 in
Bishop futile church house, morning
prayer and sermon at 11:15; evening
prayer and sermon at p. m. A most
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The dean may be found at his study
IN the deanery, SIS North Eighteenth
street, every morning between 0 and
II. Telephone 632.
Friday evening services are held at
1:45 p. m. in the choir room. as long
as 1t is necessary to have fires: after
that, they are held in the transept
of the church.
Confirmation instruction will begin
with this Sunday, and be held in the
front room of the Bishop futile
church house at 1915 a. m, imme-
diately after the opening of the Sun
day school. All who are looking for
ward to confirmation are urged to be
present at the instructions, which Will
continue until June list, when the class
will be presented to the bishop.
Many patients at the hospital were
frightened and cheered by the ported
Easter lilies from the altar of the ca
thedral. No more beautiful memorial
to departed loved one could be made
than by the donation of cut and potted
flowers to decorate Gods altar, and
then to comfort and cheer the sick
The choir breakfast served on Eas-
ter Sunday morning under the drec-
ton of Mrs. T. c. Hollingshead, was
a splendid success. The attendance
was nearly so. Hearty thanks are
extended TO all who so generously gave
to this event.
On Wednesday afternoon the annual
election of officers of the second Aux
iliary was held at the home of Mrs
c. w. Gamble, TO North Nineteenth
street, with the dean presiding. Full
reports of the past years work were
submitted and approved, and a cordial
vote of appreciation extended to the
retiring officers. Mrs. G.. w. Gamble
was elected president, Mrs. Jack Skill
lern, vice president and Mrs. Lloyd
III. klingensmith secretary treasurer.
for the ensuing year. Plans for the
near future were discussed, and it was
decided to serve a. dinner about the
VI MAY. L he meeting was one
of the best attended during the year;
several now members were enrolled
and much enthusiasm created over re-
suits accomplished during the past
year and the bright outlook for the
future. Delicious refreshments We're
served by the hostess
Our Sunday school made the SPLEEN
did Easter offering of $500 for mis-
sions, as n result of their lenton self
denials This is most excellent con-
sidering the fact that for four months
the school was closed by reason Of
the influenza, thereby causing more
or less disorga
At an early date the children of Mrs
Chamberlaine's junior auxiliary, num-
bering about Is or 20, will present n
short mystery play entitled Lady
Catechism and the Child" This little
pageant was originally written by
Mrs. Hobert of Trinity Church. New
York, and performed by the junior
auxiliary there.
The Easter offering at st. Michael's
is most gratifying, and shows great
loyalty and devotion on the part of
our members and friends. 1t is conf
utHtly ShptSlcu lndl WITH all SOuICGS
are heard from that 1t will go beyond
$1,000, and possibly reach $4,000.
The Easter communions this year
were the largest that st. MichaeTs has
known for many years, and 1t is hoped
that their inspiring effect will long
continue.
No small part of the joy of our Eas
ter service was the presence OF the
beautiful Boomer memorial window.
Mrs. Boomer came up from California
to be present at this service and en-
joy it with us. In her note of presen-
tation to the dean she said: In pre-
senting this window, as it says, TO
the Glory of God, and in loving mem
ory of my husband and children,
also wish to say: hope 1t is wor-
thy setting in the cathedral. and viii
be q never ending source of pleasant
thoughts and inspiration to the wor-