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EVENING LEMEK-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, DECEMHEB 12, 1U14
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CHURCHES AND THEIR WORKERS-RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
MUTUAL BENEFIT
CHURCH SOCIETY
DOES MUCH GOOD
Organization of Trinity Pres
byterian Church Plans So
cial Service to Relieve
Distress.
One of the most guccetwful church or
BMilziUlmiB In Philadelphia Is the Trinitr
-"early Beneficial Society of Trinity Pres
byterian Church, Frankfort! avenue and
Cambria street. It wars organfzed on De
cember 7. 1311, and although It had but
flrer members at that time, thero aro now
more than 200 active workers on Its roll.
Their ages range from IB to 60 years.
Tho society wan the Inspiration of Hugh
A. MacMullan, an enterprising young
church worker who has over since been
honored with the presidency of the so
ciety. Bo successful has been tho work of tho
organization that two other churchos, tho
Tabor Presbyterian, 18th and Christian
Ktriets, and tho Holland Memorial, Broad
And Federal streota, have organized sim
ilar associations.
The monthly dues of tho society aro GO
cents. This entitles to sick nnd death
benefits. At tho end of the fiscal year
the society dissolves nnd a refund Is made
to tho members. In 1912 tho refund was
W.J4 per capita. In 1913 It only totaled
t 06. This year's return amounted to J5.81.
Ftvo cento of the monthly membership
dues Is net aside for n permanent fund.
In case nny member In good .itnndlnir
shall bo sick or disabled at tho time of
the annual dissolution who had not re
ceived nny bcnefltB during tho year, he
shall bo entitled to tho sum of 23, or
five weeks' benefits from the pormanent
fund.
Tho pastor of tho church, the Itev. Itob
ert Burns Wallace, and tho oinclals of
the society nro so enthusiastic nt the
good results of tho association thnt they
have decided to organizes for social service
work, so as to be In a position to relieve
much of the prevalent distress In the
northeast section of tho city.
There are no paid officers, savo tho
secretary, who receives only a nominal
compensation.
At tho last meeting arrangements wero
made for a banquet, to bo held early In
February, nt which the social service fea
tures contemplated will be discussed.
Tho officers of the society aro: Presi
dent, Hush A. MacMullan; vice president,
Klmer Strnnrre: secretary. Hobert W.
Stewart; treasurer. Dr. 11. B. Kccch, of
the Northeastern Hospital.
10,000 DINNERS WILL
BRIGHTEN XMAS OF POOR
American Rescue Workers Plan
Great Benevolence This Season.
The American Itcscue Workers, with
headquarters, nt 827 Krankford avenue,
are planning to furnish dinners for 10,000
of the city's deserving poor on Christmas.
The Santa Clauses, seen standing beside
chimneys on Chestnut nnd Market streetJ,
s.ro the collectors for tho work. Besides
the dinners It Is also planned to make
tho little folk hnppy by giving them toys
and other articles such as tho more fortu
nate children receive at this season.
A dinner will be served on Christmas
Day, at the American Workers' Indus
trial Homes, at 1007 Ludlow Street, and
Martha and Ann streets. The former will
bo under the supervision of Major Charles
E. Ernst, while John Duftln Will bo In
charge of tho latter.
Baskets will be distributed from S3t
Race street, under tho direction of A. R.
lltinyon. assisted by officers of the or
ganization. A distribution of baskets will
also bo made at S527 Frankford avenue by
General James W. Duflln, commandcr-ln-chief.
Children In hospitals, homes and other
Institutions will be remembered with toys
and candy, and on Christmas night Major
Henry p. Houtz, the friend of the little
people, -will give an entertninment for the
children of the Tenderloin. Candy and
toys wm De uiatriouteu to children on
December IS at 2Si7 and 2621 Frankford
Yenue. and 147 North Oth street.
NEW DEPARTMENT FOR THE
A. J. DREXEL BIDDLE CLASSES
Women to Have Branch of Bible Or
ganizations as Well as Men.
A women's department of the Drexel
Riddle Bible Classes will be organized
tilts evening nt n meeting of the presi
dents and teachers of the u omen's classes
of Philadelphia and Camden at the Bible
classes' hqmo, 1317 Mount Vernon street.
There aro at present 110 women's Drexel
Blddla Bible Classes In these two cities,
but they have been working ruj a part of
the men'H organization. This evening
supervisors and assistant supervisors
from each section of Philadelphia and
Camden will be appointed, ranking with
the men auperlntendentg nnd directors,
respectively, and the women's branch
Will be conducted, under their direction,
With the co-operation of the chief direc
tors. The two branches of the organiza
tion will work along the same lines In
oIqso co-operation and harmony with
each other, and the new department Is
expected to give added Impetus to the
work already established
TO ORGANIZE FOR CAMPAIGN
A special rally for men will be held In
the Seventh Street Methodist Churoh. 7th
and Norrla streets, tomorrow evening- at
7:tS o'clock, for the purpose of organizing
tor the "Billy" Sunday campaign.
The pastor of the ohureh, the Rev. R.
E. Johnson, la secretary of the prayer
meetings in that district of the city, and
im l anticipating mueh activity by the
men of his churoh.
jr. H. Baker and Dr. M. W. Lampe, a
University of Pennsylvania team of Sun
day "boosters," will be the speakers.
Stxsolal wulc will be provided.
rum acusio planned
3?VillAtlephia Orchestra Members to
Flay at Messiah Church.
Eiull F Schmidt. vtollnUt, and William
JL, BdirnWt, 'ceUUt, of the Philadelphia
QrehMtra. ore again to ba hari
,:iiWih Lutheran Chureh. Mth and jf.
Siwwa streets, the Rev. Daniel a Walzie.
Hpfstsr.
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f&4 Baugbsr and Mr. Illpweu will tins
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GOLDEN JTIBILEB ENDS
West Hop Prebjitflau Church will
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OLD PENN'SXEADER AND SOME OP HIS BOYS WHO BELIEVE RELIGIOUS WORK IS MEN'S WORK. THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF
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There Is plenty of sunshine for Phil
adelphia not far ahead that should
make tho heart of every true Chris
tian boat with Joy.
Tho cause of all this brightness Is
tho coming evangelistic campaign of
"Billy" Sunday.
During the few weeks tho master
evangelist Is In Philadelphia thou
sands of men will walk down tho
"saw-dust" aisles In the tabernacle,
and, after asking for prayers, will
start to live new lives. Thousands of
men, who havo followed the devil's
broad highway for many yca.rs, will
no longer be found In the 'saloons,
nnd dens of vice, but Instead will be
active In the religious work of the
city.
Their evenings will be spent with
wives and mothers; and tho children,
who are now crying for bread and
wnrmth, will play at thene men's knees
before glowing firesides.
For. flccades the average "man of
tlio worm" lias been fortunate If a
clergyman or churchman once ft year
naked him to go to church. When
Sunday departs, the men who stay
away from Clod's house and follow the
sinful and debauching amusements
that remain will dally have to dodge
through dark alleys to avoid Invita
tions to attend divine worship and to
join the marchers In the path that
leads to perfect peace.
Some churches In Philadelphia are
proud to add half a hundred new mem
bers in n year. Others consider It a
lucky year when they place a score
on their rolls.
Just nnlt until "Billy" Sunday
comes. Then watch! PHILLIPS.
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES
The Itev. George Chalmers Richmond j
win preacn tne second or His sermons on
"The economic Christ" tomorrow night
In St. John's Episcopal Church. Brown
street below 3d. In the morning his topic
will be "The Unfailing Goodness of God."
At the First Unitarian Church the Rev.
A. R. Hussey, of Baltimore, Md., will
preach tomorrow morning In exchange
with the minister, tho Rev. C. E. St.
John. In the evening E. Tllton, of
Boston, who hB a new and successful
'method of teaching temperance with lan
tern slides, will show hla slides In the
chapel.
J. H. Davis will address the Second
Baptist Helping Hand class tomorrow
afternoon on Sunday uchool work of the
American Sunday School Union. John C.
Sayro will lead the "Everybody's meet
ing" on Friday night.
The Rev, William Mulr Auld, pastor of
Calvary Presbyterian Church, -will preach
on "The Invisible Things" at the morn
ing Bervlce tomorrow, and In the evening
on "Diverted from God." At the mid
week service on Wednesday, at 6 o'clock,
Mr. Auld will speak on 'Teter Walking
on the Sea."
..' t!!S yi'st PresbiTJclan Church, German,
tewn. Doctor Jennings will preach tomorrow
morning on (Jeornu WhltefleJd," and In the
ojenlng on "The Lonellntu of Life." At 4
I clock In the afternoon the Flcatant Sunday
Afternoon Service for derniantown will ho
hfW. At both tho morning and evening er
vices an elaborate program of muslo will be
given.
A team of University studtnts will apeak
In St. Stophen'a Church, 10th atreet alovo
Chestnut, the Iter. JJr. Carl K. Grammar, rec
tor, tomorrow evenlnr. at H:15 o'clock, A gen
eral imitation haa been extended.
The Itei. noland C. Ormabee. rector of St.
Jlargaret-a Church. New York city, will preach
In the Church of the Holy Apoatlea tomorrow
eenlng.
The Itev. Dr. John T. Iteeve wilt preach to.
morrow morning and nenlnc in the Fourth
Iteibyterlan Church. Hla aubject In the morn
ing will ba "Purging the Conscience." and In
tho evening he will take for hla theme. "A
Great Man's Contenton " "Hilly" Sunday
bymni will be aung In the evening.
A "Chrlat and His Mother" will be the aub
ject ot the aermon to be preached In the First
United Presbyterian Church, tha Jlev. e. e
Gamble, paetor. at lu (5 o'clock tomorrow
morning In the evening Unlveralty of i'tnn.
aylventa men will be In charge,
"Von Bernhardt Folltloal Idealist" will be
the toplo rtlsouseed by the Itev. K. B. ilvaru.
at the Glraril Avenue Unitarian Church to
morrow evening.
At the Tabernacle Presbyterian church the
Sacrament ot the Lord's Supper will be ad
ministered at the morning sen Ice tomorrow
Several new members will be received In the
evenlnr tha minister, the Itev. John Allan
Blair, will preach on the topic, "The Secret
of Keliglous Certainty "
The Her. John Renisay Swain, pastor of th
tvooaiarwi xTesoyiorisn i ourcn, will preach a
children's aermon tomorrow morning on "The
Christmas Lambs," and senior aermon on
"Bain and Snow and the Word of God " In
the evenlnr ha will preach on "George Whlte
Beld and John Wesley and the Hevlrsl They
Led."
The Kav. Lee E. Itlfe. paator of the Norrls
rw uniteu rrBujieniiu vnurcn. win nr.ap.
ft.
''Olirlitlan Hope tha Great puriner,
the motnlBK service tomorrow, and In the
eyetjlns; his theme will ba "The Unpardonable
At the AdvoeMe Methodist Eplsoopal church
a. University of Pennsylvania strident' team
will epeak tomorrow evenlns.
"Cultttatlor Christian stewardship" -will be
the aubieet of paper to b presented befoie
the lAjtbersn JIlaisTwa meeting at liW Arch
street, oo Meaday fofeasoq, by tbe Itev. NE
YeUer.
"Why Jfcglsad Ubt" will be tha eubjeet
of as Mre the CHutoh o the Redeemer
18U and Osford street, the Her Dr A E
Bsreatt, pastor, teawriew afternoon, at 3
o'clock, by Henry Rowley, a New York bus
lueu man.
"ReUrVeus BvlU" will be the theme of
asebrnlBs- awnjoo or thy Kev. U. C Oute
putor t Oracs Kelorinad Church, to
w. U that "abut, he will tsJlT on
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QJennUen CMretloJObujeh. will preaih
tomorrow morulas' ou The "rttatltn of the
Kttile."
Tbe Rev. John W
Stackwell. pastor of the
CfturcB or tna hew Tnnisiilam nBusnuiLuu
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BIBLE CLASS CAMPAIGN
FOR SUNDAY CONTINUES
Mr. Dowey Has Busy Week Ahead.
Scranton Man Here Tomorrow.
The Rev. George a. Dowey, general sec
retary of tho Philadelphia County Sabbath
School Association, will continue his "ac
tivities tomorrow and through the coming
week In the Intorcsts of the organizations
of 60,000 men In Bible classes for the com
ing Sunday evnngellstlc campaign
Tomorrow morning he will Bpcak at St.
Matthew's Lutheran Church, Broad and
Mt. Vernon Btreets. In the afternoon, at
2:5, ho Is to be at Emmanuel Reformed
Church, 33 th and Baring streets; at 3:S0 at
Mt, Hermon Reformed Church, 16th and
AVIngohocklng streets, and at 4 o'clock at
the Cooper Memorial Methodist Church,
63d street and Glrard avenue. In the eve
ning he will be the speaker at the Central
uapliat Church, Wayne.
During tho week Mr. Dowey nil! meet
tho following schedule: Monday nlsht.
First Baptist Church, Gennantown; Tues
day nlsht, Reformed Episcopal Church,
Uth nnd Tasker streets, Wednesday night,
JUavtndalo Presbyterian Church; Thursday
night, St. Stephen's Methodist Church,
Qermantown; Friday night, Munford Bap
tist Church.
Walter Buck, of the First Presbyterian
Bible Class, Scranton, will speak here In
three places on Sunday In the Interests
of the Sunday campaign. In the morn
ing ho will be nt the Ml Airy Prcsby
terian Church; at 3 o'clock In the after
noon ho will speak In tho First Baptist
Church, and In the evening, at 7:30 o'clock,
at Heidelberg Reformed Church, 19th and
Oxford streets.
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WHKjBS "BILLY' SUNPAY WILL LIVE
Keatetcoce t 1914 Spring Gku-d.cn lrt where ev.uMjgt n4 Mtity
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TO CHURCH TOMORROW
Historic Organization to Hear Talk
by Cyrus Townsend Brady.
As tomorrow Is the Sunday nearest the
anniversary of the death of George Wash
ington, the First Troop, Philadelphia City
Cavalry, will hold Its annual commemora
tion senlco in St. James' Church, d and
Walnut streets, that day.
The troop, wearing full-dress uniform,
will enter tho church at 4 p. m. An elab
orate musical service will bo given by a
choir of 50 voices, accompanied by organ,
with trumpets, trombones, timpani, base
drum and cjmbals from thu Philadelphia
Orchestra.
The special address on this memorable
occasion will bo made by the Ven. Cyrus
Townsend Brady, author, formerly arch
deacon of the diocese of Philadelphia.
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
LUNCHEONS START MONDAY
New Movement to Be Inaugurated
by Lorlng Raymond Fulmer.
An unusual movement wilt he Inaugu
ated In this city next Monday, when for
the first time, a business men's 1 o'clock
fellowship luncheon will be started. The
purpose of the luncheons, which Is the
plan of I.orlng Raymond Fulmer, a
Christian engineer, is to hrlng Christian
men and women together during one
hour, when they may discuss spiritual
topics and may rend the Bible and re
ligious nnd church literature.
The first luncheon Is to be held In
Han.Hcom'H restaurant, 927 Market atreet,
and It Is hoped to havo them follow regu
larly afterward.
$25,000 MEMORIAL FOR
DR. W. C. RICHARDSON
Movement on Foot to Honor Memory
of Late Hector of St. James.
A movement has been started to have
a suitable memorial placed In St. James'
Protestant Kplscopal Church, d and
Walnut streets. In recognition ot the
services ot the Inte rector, the Rev. Dr.
William V. Richardson.
Just what kind of a memorial will be
obtained has not been decided, but It Is
the present plan to spend about )25,000
for It.
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PENNSYLVANIA MEN
BUSY WITH SOCIAL
AND RELIGIOUS WORK
They Lead the Country.
Will Talk for "Billy
Sunday in 58 Churches
Tomorrow.
Religious and social work In the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania has been developed
by special plana until It Is looked upon as
tho leader In such work of the large unl
sersitles of this country. Men In every
branch of tho activities ot the institution
nro active In the special branches of re
ligious and social work. Among them are
leading athletes, leaders of classes, promi
nent fraternity men and others who nro
the most popular students In the various
departments of tho great college.
All of this work centres around Provost
Edgar Fahs Smith, who has been In en.
tire sympathy with the movement, lie
has re-established the required chapel at
tendance, and largely through his efforts
"Billy" Sunday, tho evangelist, was per
auaded to come to Philadelphia on March
30 last, when he addressed thousands of
the students, who filled the big gymna
sium to overflowing for three meetings.
Several hundred of the men "hit ttlo tiail"
when Mr. Sunday made an appeal nt tho
close of his evening sermon, and Thomas
St. Clair Evans, general secretary of tho
Christian Association, says that prac
tlcally all these men have since become
actively Identified with some kind of re
ligious work at the University or In the
city.
An evidence of the rellgloUB spirit In the
University will be given tomorrow night,
when between U0 nnd ISO students and
members of the faculty, nnd men other
wise connected with the Institution, will
speak In 58 of Philadelphia's churches.
Through the co-operation of Mr. Evans,
the Sunday Campaign Committee has
completed arrangements for the collegb
men to go to the churches and tell what
Impressions the evangelist left behind him
last spring.
At the same time the men -will speak on
"Dynamlo Christianity." "An Appeal for
Active Christian Life" and on "Christian
or Religious Work at the ITnlverslty."
Churches of all denominations have
thrown open their doors to the students,
and there will not be a Protestant de
nomination before which they will not bo
given a hearing.
An idea of the type of men that are
actively associated with the religious and
social work of the Institution may bo
gained by the mention of Just n, few of
those who are In It. For instance, the
president of the Christian Association Ib
J. C. Patterson, president of the senior
class In the Engineering School, winner
of the Intercollegiate 100-yanl champion
ship two years ago, and a member of
this year's track team. His home Is In
Baltimore, and he Is a Methodist.
I. L. Schwert, of Angola, N. T. the
secretary of the Business and Lutheran
work and a volunteer worker in the In
terests of the "nil!" SuBday campaign,
was on the arsity baseball team three
ears, and was the captain of last year's
team Later In the season he played
with Ihe New York Americana, When he
graduated ho was a. lce president of the
Christian Association.
R. H, Wallace, Jr, fraternity secretary
of the association, la the captain of this
year's baseball team, a. vice president
of the Christian Association ami u,.,.
( tary of the senior class In the Wharton
I School. He lives at 1W Chestnut street
una is a meraoer or tne Tenth Presby
terian Chutcli.
Henry Lewis, Jr, live at JS8T Locust
street, and Is the Episcopal secretary of
the Christian Association, lie lit in the
Scientific School, and Is a vice, presi
dent of tbe asaoclatloa. At one time he
was a cross-country runner for the
Vnlverslty. and ! now adiunr-ln-chlef of
the Class Record
, Many other activities engage the at-
. tentlon of the men. as is the case whb.
hundreds of others who are In tU r-
I llgious and social work at tbe Institu
tion. They are aauUoaad Wcsum they
I are typical of th kind of man Old po
Several large collages atsd universities
are now following tha sjams kind ox
methods a these tht have proved so
successful la this uaiversity.
EX-GOV. HAXLY AT W. BBANCH
LJquor Fighter to Talk at Y. M C. A.
Hasting Tomorrow.
Ex-Oovsiaor ) frti,k m l u( in
dlans, oae of uk (jIh r ii;- kiiii
Sauadroa agajsMl I i- nui auipalgn
lug ia tkta city, will be the syeaksr at
the Wast Braiu-a Y M C A lucaltBK
tuuiorro afternoon at o'clock Krjuk
CkUy will tirtalde aud taara Ul tw
apv.l.i mu-b. u. the kd ,i
YODTH GIVES UP
"BOOZE" WHEN
SUNDAY TALKS
Old Man Also "Hits the
Trail" to Glory Stirring
Scenes in Tabernacle
Des Moines.
in
"Hlll" Sundnv Is ending one of the
' mnt successful campaigns In his many
j cars of evangelistic work. In Des
Molnen,, In, uhere tho whirlwind
prenclier 1s lending thousands to profess
I their belief In God nnd to start to lead
now lives, there are stirring scenes In
the tnbninnclo dally.
Lost Sunday more than 600 men nnd
women were converted, according to the
De? Moines Register nnd Leader, which
prints the following account of such a
scene as may be witnessed in the tabor
nnclo at nlmost every service:
"Pushing his way eagerly, even Im
pntlently, through tho hundreds of per
sons standing in the aisles or going with
him down tho path of repentance, a
young man, not more than 30 years of
age, well dressed and showing the marks
of n man of meanp, veritably leaped for
Evangelist V. A. Sunday at the conolii
alon of the sermon last night and thrust
a half-pint bottle almost filled with
whisky Into the preacher's outstretched
hand. The tlnsk showed evidences of
having lost a 'swig' or two.
"'Tnko It, Bill; I'm done with It for
ever,' he cried, nnd tne evangelist 'took
It.' lie held It high nnovr Ills head and
the crond burst forth In npplnuse an they
saw the (task ulth Its bright red con
tents sparkling like a mrlad of liquid
diamonds against tho light.
" 'You bet I'll take It nnd throw It Into
the nsh heap,' replied Sunday, 'and don't
you ever hit It again.'
"The young man turned nnd was es
corted to a sent In glory row.
"Ho had hardly reached his seat when
a oung woman who had gone out Into
tho multitude) from the choir loft, led a
man of middle age. but who looked 20
ears older, down tho nlsle.
HEUaiOUS NOTICES
Uaptlst
BAITIST TKMI'LU. Uroad and Uerks.
Preaching b the I'nstor.
ltuSSCIJ. 11 cONWELTj
Jlornlnt;, 10.M). liible School, 2-30. eve., 7:4S.
MADELLi: COCHHAN ADDISON
a favorlto contralto, will assist the chorus
1n the evening Organ llocltiil. 7:15. Wm.
Powell Tuaddell. Musical Director.
TlCMPI.r. GLUE
Concert, Tuesday, Doc. Ill, H:l! p. ni.
CHKSTNUT STItEET I1APTIST CHUUC1I
Chestnut et. t ot -null.
HEOnaU D ADAMS, D. D.. Pastor.
0:1.". Brotherhood ot A. nnd P
3 0::10 a. m. Worship uml Sermon by Pastor.
2:30 p. m lllble School and Men's Bible
Union.
7 :4tt p. m Worship and Sermon by Pastor.
EAST HAIT1ST CliUKCIf
nirurd and K Columbia aes.
He. C. If WOOLbTON. D D., Pastor.
10 SO am- "Whit Is It to Bo In Christ?"
7 30 p. m Four University students speak.
Junior Church tonight at 7:30.
: BAPTIST HELPING HAND CLASS meets
'1 !!0 7th below Ulmrd ave. Mr. J. II.
Da les. gonernl secretary of tho American
Sunday School Union. Friday nlsht. John
C. Sayre. leader Bethany Anchorage. BOO N.
nth at., for a-lrls and women Meetings Tues.
day, Thursday and Sunday nights. Mra.
Annie Johnson, superintendent.
Ilrrsel lllilillo -lllble Classes
DBEXEL BIDDLE BIBLE CLASSES , .
Educational Itally Thursday night, rtlehard
fon Memorial Presbyterian Church, 00th and
Walnut sis Speakers. Iteis. O. O. O. Mo
Donell J A Lumley, "Mike" Dorlaa and
John Sparhawk, Jr. All welcome.
Ethical Culture
PROP NATHANIEL SCHMIDT Will lecturoat
Broad St. Theatre Sunday, 11 a. rn.. on '-The
Ethics of Nationality," and at tho Ethical
Society House, lS-'H Spruce, 8 p. m., on "Re
llcloua Aspecrs of the War " Public welcome.
I'ranMln Home
FltANKUN HOME FCin TUB RBFOltSIA
TION Ol' INEIIiUATES. 011-13 Locust st,
Sundaia, S p. m Senlce conducted by Itev.
M Heed Mlnnlck.
Lemon IIlll Association
"FREEDOM'S SONO"
QARRICK THEATRE
SUNDAY NIOHT. 7:MO.
ALL WELCOME ALL
Lutheran
MESSIAH LUTHIJIIAN
"The Friendly church.'1
Ibtti and Jertcrson sts,
Daniel . Welgle,, Pastor, will preach, 10JO
ii. m , 8 p. m.
lllble School. 3:30 o m
Musical Prelude. 7.45 p, m. Eml! r.
bihmtar. Uollnlsr. Win. A. Schmidt, 'cellist
(1'hlla Orchestra), and tho Messiah Quarter,
Sermon. ' THU NAME Oi-' JESUS."
TABERNACLE, Sath and Spruce Wm. J. Mil
lerWr., 10:45. IU5. a S 20 P. m.
TEMPLE. 02d and Race Rev, A. I'ohlman,
M. D.. 100 a in,. 2 HO and 7:48.
Methodist Kplscopal
CHUKCH tlP TUB ADVOCATE
Wsine ave. anil Queen lane. utn.
GLADSTONE HOI.M. MINISTER
,,. IK Ca-n.nn hv Xtllctr
7 4.V AdUressea by relay of atudents frooi
I nlvvrsity of Pennsylvania
THE FIRST METHODIST CHUItCII
fV-'3M" V.,
CHARLES WJ
Morn Ins- Servli
,'BSl.BY BURNS. Minister.
service, iums.
ILLUMINATED CLAV."
EnlnK Hervlca, 8,....
university Nrairr."
Addresses by Misers.
TUCICElt
KH.OlUlE
scitopiBLn,
im-ir l.v lusted bay choir
Welcome
MOLNT HERMON, lBth and rlr, ov, F,
Hh,Vj-M'll STHBaTT. 7th and Nprrl;
R E? 10UNSON. 10 SO and 7.41.
", Tnonias, ii. e. o. o.. y- ..
A
7.15 p. in l'wuilvaija Uaiversity Team
II hold a 'Hilly'" iaday Rally for Men.
WriiVei by P. H. B-ker aad Dr. M. W.
.tvAMAD ,LW
lame. unsi suhutcu pkii -miw -'
ganlsMln.PlijLS?,i0
FvBXR NACLK. llih below Oxford. A...E.
"onawBLL 10 w, Rv. thob. dono:
HUail. 7 IB, U, P, "BILLYWNDAT"
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' . L-. . .. n.n.A-4 .L .d.
vu- Jvu&alem JSsseilenborctan)
'"ABRAuiir- lNTHRCBION AND OUR
l-JKD- U le subjwt ot the awaioa. Sun-
day tnoralug, by the pastor, the Rev. Charles
W. Brey, at Ike Church ot tha New Jeru
ulVni SM ant 1 Cbiout sts. 8rvle at 11
"cloii. S id-y School at . All seats
are U. Berybo4y la wetcotae.
astor. the Rev. Charles
Presbyterian.
JK FQUliTII PRBYTUA CJiunuri.
4Iia SI Ha me J?". -,
Ret Jea T. nv. u u. iu ,
Servioat.
'Purglag tha Cea
A Gi I Ma&'s Cob-
(5 f. m.. "
rkeThill cmracK
HV. &WAB- WABSN. snwrinr.
SOSfS 4s.
k. an u k Dl
SlAriai?i8&i.it
afelec-.
HOPE PUMlfflUN CHURCH
a we-J
lUlter. Rav J
IJAY BOI
TAYLOR C.
BOLTON. D D
Bar WILLI A
uaumit s-
ID S a. aa rite. Caldwell U1 wi.
7 M . D- BoUon. "A Ott-ff-a-l-fae,"
ffrpticpBEiwYTJAy-fimKBft
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AU suiinf ara irs
KCOTS CUl'Ri'H Broad ac twluar liorrla at
D triL-KT 1UAJKK, l V aUs utr
10 to The Vov.er & Dlviou Love
3 ii A mi Jt tile Ui
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EXTRA MUSICAL PROGRAM
ElriWnle Arrangements Mnds lor
Lemon Hill Meeting In Oartiek.
"Freedom's Song" will be the toplo of
tha Rev. Dr. James B. Bly nt the non
sectarian meeting In the Oartiek Theatre
tomorrow evening, when tho Lmon Will
Association will celebrate the JOOth an
niversary of the birth of George White
field, the great evangelist JIvery part of
the elaborate program will fl related to
the general theme of redemption and the
new Bong book, appropriately entitled
"Redemption Hymns." which wag com
piled expressly for these meetings, will
be Used for the first time
COLLEGE DEAN TO SPEAK
Dr. Seneca Egbert, dean of Medico-
Chlrurglcal College, will address the rca
Ular men's meeting in Central Branch
Y. M. C. A. tomorrow, at 4 r. m.. In tl,a
nudltorlum, Invitations have been sent
to ell the medical colleges in Philadel
phia, and a large attendance of students
Is expected. Special music will be a
feature.
The Drop-In Class, led by Thomas L.
Lawton will study the subject, "Veneer
Ing Impossible," In the lobby at 2 p. m,
ltnLIOIOL'S NOTICKS
JVRST HOPE. Cor. rrcston end Aspen ats!
Itev CHAni.ES E. UnONSON. D. D., Mln.
IM. CUAIU.B3 II. IVIIITAKER. D. D .
Assistant.
n an a. m.-
Plillln
Brotherhood of Andrew end
10 ".O .lllitorlrnt ?,rmnn It. 1t, ratt.
2.10 p. m. Mole School and Hlble Union.
Addretes by former Superintendents.
, Christian Endeavor Societies.
7.'.1!trI'r,;btr"" Nlaht sermon by nev.
William II. Roberts, n. T . Slated Clerk and
J ornifr jioaermor or uenerai j. simbiy
WOODLAND nilESBrTEIUAN ClIUBCH
42d and Pino sis.
3'-. BAM8AY HWAIN. Minister,
1i OO-M n' Ulblo Class Itally,
11-I' Worship. Children' Sermon, "TUB
CIIRISTMAH I.AItBS." Senior Sermon,
"ItAIN AND SNOW AND THE WOB.D o$
2:45-BIbl School. Now acholsrs Invited
8 ro Worship. Sermon. "QEOIiaB WHITE.
KIELtl AND JOHN WESLET AND THE
REVIVAL THEY LED." Seventh In serlea
on "The Great llevlvals of History."
Wednesday at 8.O0 Ilustrated lecture oa
"The Moslem World."
If you are looklnr for a Churoh Home,
"Come thou and all thy house."
l'rolestnnt Kplscopal
CHURCH Of THE HOLY APOSTLES
2tst and Christian sta.
Bov. OEOnOB HEllBETtT TOOr, Hector.
Holy Communion, 9 a. m.: Morning; Praysr
and Sermon by the Hector. 10JO a. m.; Sun
day School arid Bible Classes, 2 30 n. m
Evinlrg Service and Sermon by the Bev,
Roland C. Ormsbee, New York (city. 7:30
p, in
Kvenlnt. Harp and Violin Accompaniments.
PARISH Or ST. LUIU5
13th at. below Spruce.
Kev. DAVID M. STEELE, Rector,
8 , a. m Holy Communion.
10 a. in. Sunday School.
11 a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. i
4 p. m. Evening Prayer, Anthem and Ad
dress. )rt,an. harp and violin prelude, interlude and
poatlnde. . ,
Mr. Haylor. baritone aololst. .
The Rector will preach at both service.
EPIPHANY CHAPEL
17th and Hummer sis.
8 a. m. Holy Communion.
11 a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
2:45 p. m. Sunday School.
8 p. m. Evening Prajer and Address,
Itev. Irving A. McOrew will preach.
hr. tlEOnaE'S, ftlst and Haiet ave. Itev. O
La Pla Smith. 7:30, 10:30 and T:3
ST. JOHN'S, Brown below 3d Dr. Richmond
preaches tomorrow 10:30 a. m. and 7:13 p. m.
ST. MARK'S CHURCH
10th and Jjocust sts
The Rev. 11LL10T WHITE, Rector,
SUNDAY
7 and 8 Holy Communion.
10.3 u-Ma tins.
11 Choral Eucharist.
4 Choral lvensong. with short address and
Anthem, followed by Organ Recital.
The Rector will preach un Sundayt- at --
"' WEEKDAY SERVICES
7. 7:45 and O a. m . and 6 p. m.
(3T. STEPHEN'S CHURCH
jutn st. anove cnesrnuc.
Rev. CARL E. QRAMMER. S. T. D , Rector.
Sunday services. 11 a. rn. and 4 p. m
In the atlernoon the Rector Is giving a
course of lectures on "The Gospel Behind
the Goepels."
The Rector will preach at both services.
A Team ot University Students will report
upon
MR. SUNDAY'S VISIT
to the Unlveislty at an Informal service la
Bt. Stephen's Church, next Sunday evening
at 8.15.
A general Invitation Is extended. Students
are especially Invited.
THE HOUSE OF PRAYBR, Branch town, Rev.
II. G. O. VINCENT, Minister. Holy Coro
munlon, a. Services. 10.30 a. tn., 7:30 p. rn.
Reformed
FIRST N. A.. IBth Dauphin. Re. JOHN' r.
11ICICS. Pastor, 10J0 and 8. fl. tf, 2:30.
uommunion, iuuiu a m.
"T-
Iteformed Etilsconal
OUR ItEDKBMEIl, Iflth and Oxford.
DR. AUGUSTUS . BARNETT
10.80 "A. Piece of. Brass.'
2 30-TIenry Rowley, Eeq., f WJiy Knglaa4
8.00 '"la the Chnreh a Help or lUrraaee
to Christ?"
Socialist literary Boclety
OSCAR AMEIHNOBR, the "Mark Twain" ot
the Socialist Party, will speak on "The Co
operative Movement" (Illustrated), at wroi
St. Theatrs, Sunday, S p. m. Mualo by Vs
Den Beemt String Quartet. Admission free.
Swedenbarc n
SUE NEW JERUSALEM"
Unitarian
FIRST UNITARIAN. 21M Chestnut at. Itev.
a B. ST. JOIIN, Minister, 11 a. rn.. preaoh
tng by Hsv. A. It. Hussey, of BalUmore. S
p. ro., Tempersnce. work with the atereoptl
con. bv Mrs. Tllton. of Boston.
aiHAUD AVE, (1520). Re'
(1520). Itey. K, B. EVANS.
it OUTl yalth.'' 12. Unitarian
"nEnmiirtM. ldealut.,
B. EVANS.
jo
IS. "Value of OUTl Fa
History. 7:45. "BERNllARDr. IdealUt."
United rreabyterUn
FIRST, B2d and Chester, B. C. OA.MJIJ.
TT
Minister.
iu 40, "ennst ana ins ouier.-
8, atudenta
of the University will have
charge.
THE NOB.RI8 SQUARE U. p. CnURCH
Haneoek st. and Susquehanna ave.
Rav. LEE E, RIFE,aator. ,
10,45 a. m, "Christian Hope tha Great
Purifier." t .
2:l p. tn, Bcheol ,.
2 SO p. m --Man's Maas-Meetlnr .
7 48 p m. "The Unpardonsbls Sin
Pnlversallet
CHURCH OF TIIE RM8TORATION, Master be
low 17th st. John Clarence Lea, D. D..
10:45, "Awake to Righteousness " 2:45.
Sunday School. 7 45, lecture by Nat. M
Brtgham on Our National Parks." Illus
trated Young; Men's Christian Association
PR. SENECA EXJBBRT, ,Dean of MyjJloa-Ctll,,
at Central Branch Y M. C. A , BMooay. i
o. m., subject "Wisdom " . College Witts t
mrtA IrtKll, HAVnUMir
bariioae unp-in
Class. P TO. '1IHD1U 1 I-UH1. 1KVC.
Bright Bible study and common I. Masts.
Men welcome,
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