CHURCHES OF PORTLAND
WITH new ideas and inspirations
gathered while on his visit to
California, the Rev. John H.
Boyd has returned to Portland after an
absence or three weeks in the south
and will occupy the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian Church today. Dr. Boyd
has addressed some large gatherings at
Paciffc Grove and at Stanford Univer
sity and has exchanged ideas with
many of the leading pastors of Ca'
ifornla. He will be wejcomed today by
his congregation. The public will I be
interested in his n.ght topic , which
will be "The Idealism of Christianity
and the Fiber of Human Nature.
The meeting of the Po'"d
tcry will be held on Monday morning
In the church house.
Several important matters will come
up before the ministers on this occa
sion. The resignation of Rev. J. .
Snyder will be considered and his re
quest to be allowed to accept the call
to Pendleton will be acted upon.
The revival services conducted by the
Rev E J. Bulgin under the auspices
of .'dozen of the East Side evangelical
churches continue to draw large
crowds. The speakers forceful argu
ment apparently brings hearty re
' n- K..irii has refused a call
?riT. ...ri.v and will continue
to fill the dates that he has made for
services in various cities.
The local Christian Endeavor Union,
composed of 5S societies of f""rches
of various denominations, met in tne
Presbyterian church house on Monday
night for a conference. The society
with the largest attendance was that
of the First Congregational Church,
whose financial condition last year
was better than any of the others. The
Congregational young peop e have been
active In social service work, notably at
the Seamen's Institute, the Men s Resort
ana tne muiioi. ........ - -
the young people have pledged them-
..iv-. to assist Dr. Luther 1- D
Ott
in . ramDaign to add 300 to the chu
rch
membership.
Attention Is directed to the address
to be given, this morning before the
current events class at the First Pres
byterian Church, corner Twelfth and
Alder streets, immediately following
the morning services. The subject is
The Spirit of the New Democracy,
and will be presented by Professor
William Fielding Ogburn. Ph. D, of the
department of economics and philosophy
at Reed College. This class is open
to men and women alike, and the pub
lic Is Invited to hear the discussion
of topics of current interest, which are
chosen from week to week by a com
mittee of men appointed for this pur
pose. The class is primarily a school
of applied Christianity and suggestions
of questions for study and discussion
will be received and considered by the
committee, the chairman of which is
tleorga B. Cellars.
Convention of Christian En
deavorers Is Set.
OmcoR Organisation Will Convene
at Kusjene Ffbroarr 1" Ses
sions Lasting; Three Days.
THE dates for the Oregon State
Christian Endeavor convention
have been set for February 19. 20 and
II. The place will be the First Chris
tian Church of Eugene. A large num
ber of Portland young people are plan
ning to attend and elaborate plans for
the entertainment of the delegates are
being made by the societies of the
college town. It is expected that oOO
will attend the convention. Shor i
before the convention cards will be
sent to all societies in the state, and
these cards must be filled out im
. -mediately, so that the f?
deavorers will know how many guests
to provide for. The annual banquet
will be one of the big features of the
gathering. It will be held on the Sat
urday of the convention.
The theme of the convention will be
"Not My Will, but Thine Be Done.
-Waiter L. Myers is chairman of the
convention committee and Miss Willie
McUee. president of the Eugene City
Union, is vice-chairman.
Among the principal speakers at this
convention will be: Karl Leh man. in
terstate field secretary of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor, with
headquarters in Boston: H. H. Rottman.
interstate field secretary of the North
west, and Cylde Vander Maaten of
Pocatello. Idaho, pastor of the PresOi -tcrian
Church there.
After a vacation of two weclcs. fol
lowing the Messiah concert at -rif'st-mas
time, the chorus of the First Tres
byterian Church will resume the reg
ular rehearsals at the church, corner
Twelfth and Alder streets, on Wednes
day of this week, at 8 o clock. ork
will be begun on Hadyns "Creation,
together with selections for a miscel
laneous concert, and the Easter can
tata. "Christ, tho Victor." by Dudley
Buck. Oreat interest and enthusiasm
abound among the present members ot
the chorus, and many new ones have
applied for membership. Registration
will be open again for a few weeks
and any singers interested in oratorio
2nd chorus work are cordially invited
to come out and study with the first
Tresbvterian chorus. There is no cost
connected with membership 'nD ,
chorus further than that of faithful
attendance and an enthusiastic inter
est in tho serious study of the music
elected.
The Sundav school contest between
the school of the Kenilworth Presby
terian Church and the Clinton-Kelly
-Methodist Church is bringing out a
keen Interest and a friendly but spir
ited rivalry. The Methodists won on
the first Sunday by 61 points and on
Januarv 10 by five points, thus mak
ing them 5 points ahead, but the Pres
byterians arc organizing and will make
a great effort to overtake their op
ponents. This fact is apparent by the
jrreatlv reduced iead of last Sunday.
The contest is unique and is attracting
the attention of all the churches of
the cltv The contest will close the
le.it Sundav in March. In April a mon
ster rally of the schools will be held
and will be addressed by leading cit
izens. The loosers will furnish the
programme. ...
The second quarterly conference of
the Kairview circuit of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was held at Bridal
Veil Monday, when reports were re
ceived from FRlrview, Rock wood and
Troutdale. District Superintendent
James Moore, of Salem, presided. A
dinner was served by E. H. Thompson.
, superintendent of the Bridal Veil Lum
ber Company.
The Fatrview church was represented
r.v Rev. C. M. Brown and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. D. S. Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Burlingame, Mrs..E. E. Heslin, Mrs. J.
W. Benecke. Mrs. Claude Hurst and
George Zimmerman: Kockwood. Mr.
and Mrs. L. Martin. Mrs. A. Horton.
Miss Bonnie Horton. Miss Grace Vail.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin. Robert Martin.
Mr" and Mrs. W. A. Rowen, Floyd Love
lace Mrs. Ola Martin and Mrs. Vail.
.
The annual meeting oi the First
Christian Church will be held January
JT. by which time it is possible that
the church will be ready to call a new
pastor. The Ren. - S. M. Conner has
been acting pastor since the Rev. Max
well Hall resigned.
e e
Rev. Alfred Bates, pastor of the
Rev. John Jti. tsoyd,
Warrenton and Hammond Methodist
churches, was in the city during the
week for a shirt visit with friends In
Westmoreland, where he formerly was
pastor. Rev. Mr. Bates reports excel
lent progress in his district. Tha
churches and Sunday schools are
growing rapidly under his leadership.
Especial attention has been given to
che work among the young people of
the communities, and they have en
joyed a number of social gatherings
planned by the pastor and his assist
ants. Two choirs have been organ
ized, one at Warrenton and tho other
at Clatsop Plains, and the two Ladies'
Aid societies have been re'organizo'l.
both of which are doing splendid work.
Roseburg Union is act:ve in promot
ing the election of Miss Kathryn Clark
to the Legislature. Miss Clark is a
actlve worker in the organization and
a woman of unusual ability.
The Douglas County Union, led by
Mrs. Ida Marsters, is one of the fore
most organizations In reform work.
The women in the county are har
moniously working for better laws. All
organizations are federated closely.
Knights of the Tower Have
Banquet and Reunion.
Presbyterian Men's CInss Entertains
(ampfire Girls at Affair at Which
Speeches Are Made by Many.
THE Knights of the Tower, a class
of young men Of the Mount Tabor
Presbyterian Church, celebrated their
annual reunion by holding a banquet
in the church dining-room. The Camp
fire Girls of the church were the guests
of honor.
The tables, set for 40, were arranged
in a hollow square. Overhead festoons
of cedar were hung and red bells added
attraction. C. S. Ronald and Miss Mar
garet Ewing, the teachers of the classes,
were present. Roy M. Tate, president
of the Knights, was toastmaster. Those
responding to the toasts were Ralph
Rees, William Deucher. John Dentler,
Genevieve Howell, Helen Jones and
Helen Galbreath. Mr. Ronald's toast,
"Looking Forward Twenty Years."
brought peals of laughter. Each mem
ber's calling in life was foretold.
Before the banquet a short business
session was held, at which the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year ware
elected: President, Ralph Rees; vice
president. Chester Crowell; secretary,
Ray porter; treasurer, Robert Henley,
and sergeant-at-arms, Robert Mon
tague. . '
The regular class meeting is from
10 to 11 A. M. Sunday morning. Two
evenings a month are devoted to busi
ness and social activities.
A big "get-together meeting or
Junior Endeavorers of Portland will be
held Saturday, February 6. at 2:30
o'clock in the Snnnyside Congregational
Church, East Thirty-second and East
Taylor streets. One of the leaders in
this work is Miss Jean Wolverton. She
is making plans for the programme for
the meeting, which will be attended by
children of 14 different Junior En
deavor Societies.
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During the last two weeks special
evangelistic meetings have been car
ried on in the Vernon Presbyterian
Church bv the pastor. Dr. H. N. Mount,
in which he has had the assistance at
different times of Dr. George B. Pratt,
the superintendent of the Sunday
school; A. J. Robinson. of the
Young Men's Christian Association;
Rev. A. J. Montgomery and Dr. Henry
Marcotte. of the Westminster Church.
An important feature of the meet
ings has been the singing of a chorus
choir under tho direction of Roy A.
ii j .j r v. Vnrlr Sneeial fea-
tures have been introduced, such as
the reading or "Tne story oi m
Wise Man." by Kev. L. K. Richardson,
: . l -. iiiuafi-Atinns: the use
of a Fanny Crosby musical programme
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and tne aaaress oy rn:u -
missionary of the logging camps, on
the 12th anniversary of his conversion.
The results of the meetings have
been considerable, and a large number
.. c ..-ni ka rprAlved into the
church. Dr. Mount, who came to the
church three years ago irora ju,sc..c,
has a) united and loyal following, and
. i . i v, infliinfA has crown stead
ily throughout the section of the city
in which it is located, i "e .
the church is composed of the follow
i 1 1 1 1 -Ruahnoii clrk: A. F. Dar
ling. William Brown, C. H. Anderson.
A. Spindler, A. r. reierson aim s.
Rohrbough. The church, which is at
i Vinntl-pnth ATld Wveailt
streets, is the outgrowth of a Sunday
School organized Dy tne ounoaj "'
missionary in a tent about eight years
TV, cunHuv School has an en
rollment of 310. "The church was first
served by the Rev. ueorge fiiair, wnu
was succeeded by the Rev. George W.
Arms, Jr.. and he. in turn, by the Rev.
M. L. Boozer, who was followed by
the present pastor.
Universalists to Hold Annual
Fellowship Meeting.
First Pariah to' Select Trustees and
Delegates on Friday, Too.
Arrangements are being perfected
for the annual parish fellowship meet
i f thA drat TTniversalist narish.
The meeting will be held in the social
hall of tho cnurcn. at nroauway uu
i - . t... ... i.t-.Vi BtrAAt on H'riri a V
night, January 22. Entertaining speak
ers will be heard and good music will
be a feature.
Besides selecting trustees to fill va
cancies, delegates will bo chosen for
the great Universalist Convention, to
be held in Pasadena and Los Angeles
i t..i- Tiona win Iia outlined to re
ceive and entertain the many delegates
and visitors irom an puna m ,-vu.i-try
who will visit Portland and the
churches of their faith in this city.
Rev J. D. Corby is pastor of the church.
. x . i c 1. aphnnl riTivpntinn to
be held February 25 and 26 for the
Multnomah county scnoois, awaiuo iu
bo made as follows:
Pint premium, blue ribbon.
Second premium, red ribbon.
To the school having the best exhibit of
handwork.
To the department having the best ex
hibit of handwork.
To tho class havta the best exhibit of
handwork bated on class enrollment.
To tho irl. to 15 years, who exhibits
the hfist piece of oriRinal handwork.
To boy. to 33 years, who exhibits
the beat piecw of original handwork.
To the senior organized class making the
best exhibit of midweek activity devices.
For the best exhibit of original depart
mental equipment.
To the schojtl having the largest attend
ance at the AShvention. those counted re
maining throuk-h at least one full session,
two books for workers' library.
- To the school having the largest at
tendance at any one session of the conven
tion, remaining throughout tho session, two
books for workers' library.
To the school making the largest per cap
ita pledge to the association, two books on
Sunday school management.
to me scuuvi n.'iua , .b.
centage of its enrollment in a - teacher
training ci.i". mcri'B . . j ... .
hour, a Bible dictionary or atlas.
Any member of any Sunday school
who has attended some Sunday school
every Sunday during the past seven
vears will be presented with a Robert
Raikes diploma, provided written ap
plication is made to tho county secre
tary not later than February 15.
Home f rom rnp xnrougn
i W Ova S
First Congregational Church
.Begins Busy New Year.
"Family Dinner" After Annual Meet
' ins Foregone la Favor of Silver
Offering for Needy.
RENEWED interest in the various
departments of the First Congre
gational Church has come with the New
Year, and all branches -of work are
progressing. The sermons preached by
the pastor. Dr. Luther R. Dyott, are
heard each Sunday by large and appre
ciative congregations.
The annual meeting and rollcall was
held Thursday night, January 14, in the
First Congregational Church. This
meeting, which usually follows a
"church family dinner," was in charge
of the deaconesses, and took the form
of a dinner gathering minus the dinner.
Members of the church met at 7:45 In
place of 6:30, found their places at the
tables, but In place of being served they
were asked to provide the means for
serving others less fortunate than them
selves by leaving a silver offering on
their rlates. '
Annual reports were read by all tne
officers of the church and its organiza
tions. Special interest was (shown In
a comparative statement rendered by
the treasurer of the church, Thomas
Roberts, which showed a gain of $5429.39
raised by the church for benevolences
and current expenses over and above
that raised In 1908. .
The Silver Circle, (One of the leading
organizations of the First . Congrega
tional. Church, numbering among its
members representative women of this
church, entertained at luncheon Thurs
day all the other women's organisa
tions, consisting of the Ladies' Aid
Society. Missionary Society, the Wom
an's League, the Guild. Chapters 1 and
2, the E. L. House Circle s,nd the Busi
ness Girls Club. Decorations consisted
of Oregon grape, carnations and poin
setttas. Mrs. W. B. Knapp, president
of the Silver Circle, presided. The
women were assisted in serving by the
young women of tlie church. The occa
sion proved to be one of the most en
joyable of the year, and the members
of the circle sustained their Reputation
as Ideal hostesses.
The Woman's League of the First
Congregational Church Tuesday In the
parlors of the church held its regular
monthly meeting. This society during
the past year has given one day a
month to sewing for charitable Insti
tutions. At present, under the leader
ship of their president, Mrs. F. P.
Young, assisted by some of the best
musical talent of the city, they are
planning a concert for the night of
January 22, in the auditorium of the
church, for the benefit of the Belgian
sufferers. With the aid of such artists
as George Beechwood. organist; Profes
sor F. G. Eichenlaub, violinist; Mrs.
Beatrice Hidden Eichenlaub, pianist;
Mrs. Pauline Miller Chapman, soprano,
and A. H. Currier, baritone, the"re can
be no doubt of tho entertainment af
forded and the success of the evening.
The Business Girls' Club, one of the
most active and vital organizations of
the First Congregational Church, met
at tho Young Woman's Christian Asso
ciation Tuesday night for dinner, fol
lowed by a visit to the telephone ex
change. The membership of this club
is not confined to members of this
church, but all business girls of the
city not affiliated with a similar club
are Invited to become members. The
meetings of the club on the first Tues
day night of the month afford business
girls who are strangers In the city an
opportunity to become acquainted.
The annual meeting of the Guild,
chapter 1, was held in the church par
lors Thursday. After the meeting and
the annual election of officers luncheon
was served and a social hour followed
The young people of the church were
entertained at the' home of Dr. and Mrs.
Dyott on Wednesday night.
At the White Temple the pastor. Dt
W B. Hinson. this morning will preach
on "A Maailade Over." The. service
L'v" 1' V I JL ' law"
' roArJtifon "' "L I'll J
PLAN BUSY SESSIONS FOR WEEK
jration Preshvterv to Meet.
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commences at 11 o'clock and. follows
the Sunday school. Which opens at
:50. Mrs. Chapman will, sing "How
Long Wilt ThoAi Forget Me." The
Temple Quartet will render "He Send
eth the Springs Into the Valleys."
Dr. Hinson will preach again in the
evening on ' "Christian Science versus
the Bible." He will speak to the state
ment. "Science and Health or the Bible
as a Lie Which?" Special music will
be a feature of the evening service.
Mr. Becker begins his organ recital at
7-15. The anthem, "Savior, Again to
Thy Dear Name," will be rendered by
the choir, and Mr. Whipp will sing
"The King of Love My Shepherd Is,
by Gounod.
Rev D. K. Richardson will lecture
tonight in the Kenilworth Presbyterian
Church on "India." Stereopticon slides
will illustrate the address. On Wednes
day night Dr. Richardson will speak
in the church on "Mormonism." This
programme will bo given under the
auspices ot the Missionary Society of
Kenilworth Church.
H Edward Mills, associate pastor
. it or thf New Thought
Willi v - v,v..
Society of Spokane, Wash., will lecture
in Portland tonignt at imn" "Vi ,
in Eilers building on "Truth. Princi
ples and Practice."
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Rev. Henry Becker, C. SS. R...of St
Michael's parish, of Chicago, has ar
rived to be connected with the Holy
Redeemer parish on Dekum avenue, in
Piedmont. He has received a hearty
welcome in this parish. He had been
enaged In the Middle West for a num
ber of years. Next week the Very Rev.
Father Brown, provincial of the Mis
souri Providence, will arrive to pay the
Holy Redeemer community a visit. This
week the parish sustained the loss of
Father Thomas Cooney, who took his
departure for St. Louis. Mo., to which
parish he. has been assigned. He left
with the general regret ot tho com
munity. :
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?llT-4 I English Lutheran Church
"I tEV'W - Holds Annual Meeting
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St. James Conjrrepration Fleets Dea
cons and Other Officials Meports
on Work for Year Are Head.
THE annual meeting of the congre
gation of St. James' English Lu
theran Church was held Thursday. The
following were elected deacons: H. J.
Hansen, L. J. Bader, Charles Bequette
and J. Silford Nelson. Those holding
over are: F. J. Gerth, F. H. Pageler,
George Weigel and William F. Blaes
ing. The ushers are: Louis V. Lund
berg, J. J. Holm, Selmer Swenson, Karl
Strauss, C. Efteland, Earl Gerth and
William Glass. George Weigel is the
superintendent of the Sunday school;
Miss Anna Olson, secretary; Arthur Ol
son, badge secretary; George Bracher,
treasurer, and Christian Sorenson, li
brarian. The pastor's report showed a mem
bership of 465 communicant members,
with 66 additions during the year. Three
hundred and sixty-one communed dur
ing the year and 285 were regular con
tributors. The pastor officiated at 24
funerals and at 43 weddings.
Mrs. A. L. Anderson is the new presi
dent of the Ladies' Aid Society and
Henry Hartje is the .president of the
Brotherhood. Miss Mathilda Mathisen is
the president of the Luther League,
Mrs. Hattie Jopp Smith of the Young
Ladies Guild and Miss Eva Anderson
of the Gleaners.
The Brotherhood will meet in the
clubrooms of the church next Wednes
day night for the usual business and
social meeting. . The Luther League
will give a basket social Thursday
night in the clubrooms of the church,
a
Mrs. J. E. Harvey and Miss Sadie
Richweln gave a silver tea at the home
of the former, 25 East - Fifty-ninth
street, Wednesday, January 13, for the
members and friends of Mount Tabor
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday Church Services
BAPTIST.
First.. White Temple, Twelfth and Taylor
streets Rev. W. B. Hinson, I. !., paator.
:45, Bible school; classes for all aKCJi; H,
preaching by Dr. Hinson; theme, "A Man
Made Over"; 0:30, B. Y. P. U.; 7:30. preach
ing by Dr. Hinson; theme. "Christian Science
or the Bible Is-a Lie Which?"
East Side, East Ankcny and Twentieth
streets Rev. W. O. Shank, pastor. JO, Sun
day school; 11, preaching by Mr. and Mrs.,
Rose; Tabernacle meeting at night.
Highland, Alberta and East Sixth streets
jjorth :45, Sunday school; 11 and 7:30.
preaching by Rav. C. F. Mieir; 6:30, B. Y.
P. U.
East Forty-first Street Rev. A. B. Waltz,
pastor. 9 :45, Sunday school ; 3 1, preaching
bv Dr. E. A. Woods; 6:o0. B. Y. P. U. ;
7:30, preaching" by Rev. J. D. Springston.
Third Knott street and Vancouver avenue
Rev W, J- Beaven, pastor. 11. "The Sift
ing of Peter";- 7:30, "The Forgiveness of
Sins"; other services as usual.
Ients-Rev. J. M. Nelson, pastor. 10,
preaching by the pastor; theme, "The More
Sure Word of Prophecy; 6:30, B. T. P.
U 7:30. preaching by the pastor.
Good Will Mission. Boise and Fifteenth
street Address toy Mr.-Bain, of Scotland,
Tabernacle, East Forty-second street ana
- tt?
Forty-fifth A.enueR.v. J. Clark Tlbblta
...i.r io ttiki. hil! 11. ureachmg o
tllt.Vt.0.r.'..Ll ; ..... hoot z:30
r-1 Ifl V XI ui .s4 AjinTa
0'ci0?k-. L . ... r.et
calvary. Ulgnin muu
Rev. waiter Daft, pastor. 10, Sunday scpo"'
11, preaching the pastor; o:30.
P "V.
'Italian Miralm. Eat Eighteenth and Tlb
betts ptreeta Htv. Francesco SannelU. paa
tor. 10, Sundij aihool; U. preaching rv"
. . t ...ir.T i ,.-i. . y.r. .r service); s.
r.rea'chlDg semck; 1:30, short sermon tor
Arlota Rev. V. T. 8. Springs, pastor. ..
Sunday srhool; 11. reaching by the pastor.
:13. B. Y. P.. T.; Trrill, preaching services.
Calvary, fciast i:iRmn and wmni
Rev. Walter Dull, yaslor. 10. Sunday school.
11. preaching liy the pastor; :30, B. Y. 1.
U. 7:30. preaching services.
St. Johns Rev: . V. Boroen, -'
Services. 11 and t
. : . i . ......... j ti..i afreets
I.tnden. matnr. Preaching. lo:-
and 7:30: Sundas' Knool. V noon; x.
U'i'niverslty Park tev. A. C. Kaxton. pas
tor Sundav school, 0: 11, preaching o
the pastor; 8:30, B. U.; 7:30. preach
ing by the pastor. , .,-
Second German. Mortis street and Rodney
avenue Rev. Frederick Buerrmsn. pstr.
Sundav school. 8:43; prtachtng. 11 and 7:30:
B-..v- p' V.".J.'.... t r-.,h naa-
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tor. Sunday school, services. 11
S: B. Y. P. 6:45.
Mount Ollvat. Seventh ad Evrtt streets
i t T T n A al.in itnAltn t Anden t .
KUR3ellvllIe schoolhouse, uU'ler auspicra ot
Grace Church. MontaviUa Sunday cnou.
.. ...... t I. a,i II 11! .fr.etS
Kirs, ticrmsit. rM..'
Rev. J. Kratt. rlor. Services, 11 and 7:.
Sunday school, :..
.Sellnood Eleventh street and Tacoma t e
nueRev. P. H. Hayes, pastor. Preaching.
II and 7-30- Suild' School, JO, B. Y. P.
0:30.
CATHOLIC.
1 t-ni.....ttv Park Rev. C. R
Holy
Finner.
sermon
I)w- mass, 8:30; high mass and
1(1:30: vespers and benertlttlon. H.
..i-i i- ,t..it.Tti. Fourth and Mill
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streets Jesuit Fathers. Low mass. b...
ZJZ i 10:30: vespers and
iiign tn... . -
benediction, 7:30.
, , ,. . ii. ,-, nf Marv. Williams ave
-a street Rev. W. A. Daly.
Low, mass. tt. 8 and : high mass and ser
... kdnav in t Ion. :3U.
mon. nciiw; vwn -
St! Francis'. Kast Twelfth street between
Pine and Oak Rev. ramer
u. 1.11. aaa anrl iprmon. ltt:.tf
pera. instruction and benediction, ' 7
Holy Rosary, East Third and Clackamas
streets Very Rev. H. H. Kelly. O. P. 1"
.. n i a unri n- men rntbs ahu
tronnarl mirt ncnfHl 1CI lull. I .' v"
the
11:
iYt -.-in. thini Sund
sermon anu otrnruiv. ..- ------ ,
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sermon. proces..on u -
irs-
day evenlnif, holy hour from T: M'
Holy u-aeemer. ruru.uu
Williams avenue Kedemptorl.t tha.
Ilev. Joseph A. Chapotan. pastor I.o mass.
B and 8: high mass and sermon. 10:3U. bene-
d'CsVnAndreW-s. East N.n.h and Albert,
street Rev. Thomas Klernan. W mass.
S: high mass and sermo i. 10; vespers. In
struction and benediction. 7:"- .,.
St. Lawrence's. Third and Sherman streets
high mass and sermon. 10:3(1; vespers.
In-
structlon ana pemuini, v, .d
St. Marys Pro-Cathedral. teeM and
Davis streets Most Kev. A. Christie. D. D.
Uow mass. 6. S and ; high mass and aar
mon, 11; vespers. Instruction and benedlc-
""'. ROM. 'Fifty-third and Alameda Rav.
Cornelius A. Maker. Low
mass and sermon. 10; vespers, instruction
and benediction. 7:J0. r-nltol
St Clare's (Franciscan Fathers), capnoi
Hill Rev. Caplstran. O. F. M. Low mass.
7:30; high mass and benediction. i
CHRISTIAN.
Montavllla. East Seventy-sixth and Hoyt
streeTaRev.- J. Carlo. Ghorm.ey pt.r.
Sunday school. 10; preaching. 11. Chrlstl.n
Endeavor. 6:.!0; preaching. 7:30, midweek
pruyer meeting Thursday at 7:.. ,,
Rodney-Avenue, Rodney avenue and Knott
street Rev. O. P. Burrls, minister Bible
school. 9:45; morning worship. aWn;
"Keeping the Vineyard"; christian t-n
deavor. 6:30: song .ervice. 7 :3o: evangelistic
services. 8; subject. "Anxious Herod
Kern Park-R. Tlhbs Max-y. mini, r.
Bible school. :4S: morning "'" ''
susject. "The nace of Must In 'h?..P1"n,
Salvation": christian Endeavor. 0:1". even
ing, evangelistic services: subject. A snaa
ow of Good Things to Come.'
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First, Everett between Eighteenth .nd
Nineteenth streets Service.. 11 and ; ub
ject of Wesson sermon. "Life" : Sunday school,
9:45 and 11: Wednesday evening meeting. .
Second, East Sixth street and Holla lay
avenue-Serv.ce., 11 and 8; '""Ject of les
son sermon. "Life": Sunday school and
11; Wednesday evening meeting.
Third. East Twelfth and Salmon atreeta
Services. 11 and 8; .object of lesson Krainn,
..i i..... . K,,rtv school. 11 and 1J.16,
Wt
ednesday evening m Em.
Kourtn. ancouver -----
..-Services. 11 and 8 ; subject ot l.Mon
sermon. "Life"; Sund.y .ehool. i.45 and 11.
Wednesday evening meeting. I.
Fifth, Myrtle Park SaUn .rv'.
subject of lesson sermon, .lin.
school, 9:S0; Wednesday evening meeting, s.
CIIRISTADEI-I'IIIAN.
Woodmen Hall. East sixtieth street Mount
Tbor Morning service. 1 1 : lecture. 7.30.
sublect. "Life From the Dead.
" west Portland Ecclesla. l.1"?'".
re,,Services. 10:K(l. Services at 2l t.t
Washington street Thursday at i:4j.
CONGREGATION Al
First. Park and Madison Rev. L. It .Dy
ott. minister. Bible school: .10 Y P.
S. C. K.; 11. "Tho Humanity ot Uod ; i.l
"woodward avenue. East Thlrty-thlrd-ReT.
A C Moses pastor. Sunday school.
U VTLfcn'rch at Work"; young peop
meeUng. 0:30; 7:30. -The '"'c"'t'" ,"'10
belorRevenV. 'pa'.to,
8untaayJO.ch"o"ei0; n'Your Krl.nd and
M Ard'enwa'.d-Rev T't.. pastor.
Sunjly sc7o:3o'; Chri.tl.n Endeavor.
7 1 Pilgrim Prof et'sor W. M. Proctor, of Pa
cific University, acting pastor. Morning. The
Parable of the Two Sons"; evening. The
Choice of a Life's Cc,mPanlon
Highland, East Sixth and Prcscott Rr.
E 88 Bollinger, pastor 10. Bundey .chool;
11. "Wanted Where and .How? ; 7:30 Ihe
Dangerous Fiction Not In Book."; 8:30. Y.
P'sunnVlde. East ,Thlrty-second and
. t u...ih nilnr 11 and
Tay-
T:4.i
"he Secret ot Chrlst'llkeness." "The Thorn
in the Flesh"; Sunday school, 10; Junior C
E.. 3:30; senior C. E.. 8:30.
Atkinson Memorial. East Twenty-ninth and
Everett Rev. F. W. Oorman, pastor. Bible
school 1-4'- Junior Endeavor, 3:30; Senior
Endeavor. 8:30; 11 and 7:45 "The Deepest
Well in the World," and "Three Fact, ot
S'":nlversity Park, Haven near Lombard
Rev W C. Kantner, pastor. 10. Sunday
school: 11. "Drudgery or Delight, Which?";
4. Junior Endeavor; 7:30, "Home Longings
of the SouL"
DIVINK TRVTH CENTER.
' Divine Truth chapel, Selllng-Hlrsch build,
ing West Park and Washington streets
Rev. T. M. Mlnard. pastor. Service., 11.
EPISCOPAL.
St Mark'.. Twenty-drst and Marshall
streets Rev. J. E. H. Simpson, rector; Rev.
j o Hatton. associate. 7:30. holy euchsr
Is'f 0:4-, Sunday- school; 10:15. matins: II.
holy eucharist and sermon; 7:30. evensong
and sermon; week day services dally. 7:30.
holy eucharist; Friday, at 8, litany and ad-
St ' Andrew's, Portsmouth F. M. Baum,
vicar Regular services 11 and 7:30; Sunday
school. 10; third Sunday at 7:30. holy com
munion. . . ,
Ascension Chapel, Nineteenth and Spring
slrwts Rev. Burr G. Lee. priest In charge.
Holy communion, 7:45; Sunday school. 9:20.
Pro-Cathedral of St. Stephen the Martyr.
Thirteenth and Clay streets Very Rev. H.
M Ramsey, dean. Holy communion. 7:4.i;
Sunday school. 10: morning service. 11: serv
ice for colored people. S; evening service.
7 St" Matthew's, Bancroft and Corbett streets
Hev. w. A. M. Breck, vicar. Sunday
school. 10; service and sermon, 11.
Church of our Savior, Sixtieth avenue and
Forty-first atreet southeast (Woodstock)
Rev. E. H. Clark, vicar. Services, t and II
and 7:30.
Trinity, Nineteenth and Everett streets
Rev Dr. A. A. Morrison, rector. Services,
8 11 and 8: Sunday school. 9:45; Good Fel
lowship Society, parUhhouse, Nineteenth
and Davis streets. 7 to 7:55.
St David's, East Twelfth and Belmont
etreets Rev. H. R. Talbot. rctor. 7: SO.
celebration of holy eucharist; :4o, Sunday
school; U. morning prayer and sermon,
4:30, evening prayer.
St. Andrew's, Portmouth Rey. F. M.
Baum vicar. Services at 11 and 7:30.
Church of St. Michael and All Annli,
. . - . I-,.... v.t..1 .freer NnrtlL.
Broadway ano. r.i. - -- -
i-iuv, X, P. Bowen, Vicar, feundajr ichool
t
and Bible class, 10: morn I nc rvlre and
sermon. II: holr mmmunion. first tSundtv.
11; third Sunday, 7:;tO.
Grace liemortal, WcMler and Kaat Keren
teenlh streets North Her. tor B. Van
car. Holy communion, a. eceptina n first
Sunday In tha month; morning prayer and
aermon. 11; Sunday school, 10.. .No nln
All Saints'. Twenty-fifth and Savler street
-Sunday school. 10; moraine prayer and
sermon 11; celebration of tha holy enn
ui union the first Sunday In the mouth at 11
no m mini rununy m m.
lo)d Shepherd, liraham street and Van
couver ivfnu Rev. John ltwn. rector.
Sunday school. :4.: monilh service, 1 1 ,
even in ir service. 7:2.
St. Paul's, Wood mere Rev. tawsld V.
Tavlor. vlrsr. Holy communion, first Sunday
of month. H. evening; prayer and sir mon, .
except the first Suixlay of month.
St. John's, Mllwaukte H-v. Jonn ki".
Uravar 9- hnlif rnmmiininn. I
first Sunday of month.
Samaritan HoupMal Rev. rrrdertck K. How-
ira. ens P IH in. rmiy i-innnmnt'in, . , .
St, Juhn't. Sell wood Rev. John I
vicar, t. holy rommnnln, excrpt on fltPt
Knndar of month; 10. Sunday school; 11.
morn Inn prayer; 7:J0. evening prnyer; holy
communion xira.t eunoay ok momn.
MTHKHAN,
St James- English. West Park sn.l Jef
ferson streets Kev. f. Allen lss. IV I',
pastor, services. 11 and ; Sunday
10; Luther league. .
German Evangelual Zlon, Missouri Sno.l.
Salmon and Chapman slrrets Rev. 11. II.
Koppelmann. pa.lor. Services. H !. and
7:4: SundHy school. t I.-.; Installation
elder, at the morning service.
Danish. I ntoa avenue North and Morrl.
nv M i- JfiiMn-lLninnlm. t,sloi.
Services. 11 ami ; Himday s. hool and Hlhle
C'aSS, 10- vourtg peoples meeiios. iu.i-.
SI : Ladles' Aid meet Wednesday at SHli
Mrs. Jensen. .
Trlnltv German. Missouri Synod. Vllll.ui
and Graham avenue. Hev. .1. A. Rlmhsrh.
pastor. Services. 10:1.1 ami 7.:I0; humla)
school, 8:15.
MKTHOIHWT. KPIM'fll'AU
Flrst. Twelfth and Taylor Rev. Kisnk l
Loveland, D. D.. minister. J.i . "I
Seen in the Dai knes." ; 1S:I.1. un'a
:1.1. Epvorth League; 7 .10, lb" 1 )'"'
clan The Problem of Public Efll. lini y.
Mount Tabor. East Sixty fb-st and Slsrk -Rev.
K. O. Ehlrldge. pastor. 11 and I.-".
"Gods unchanging Love." "The New Wine ;
Kn,l.v u'hi Mil. :45: Kpworth lA-ague, e.l".
Riwpfaer meeting. Thurs.lay. 7:3".
" I ... . . ........1 ..t. ....n.iM .nit etirt' -
w ixmiiucK, , w ..... n
fourth. 8. E. Kev. Frank James. .astnr. '".
Sunday school: II. "Christian vrseeriiiic .
12:15. class meeimg; 7 :m. slereoptli on lee
ture. 'The Social Kffeet of Kor.-litn Mis
sions"; Thursday. 7:3". ertl.-lemy confereii. c
Clinton Kelly. East Fortieth ami i "eii
Rev. John parsons, pastor. 11, "Their De
sired Haven"; Sunday svhool. 10. 4.1; Euworut
League, 8:45; evening servlvo. 7 30.
Westmoreland-Hrent.ood Rev. J. U.
Thompson, minister. Brentwood, W 4.1. Sun
day school, 11. "The Strength of a Strong
Conviction"; Weslmorelan.l. ll:.l", Sunilay
school; 7:30. "The Supreme Authority 01
Christ": Thursday, 7;3o. jitayer meeting and
Bible study.
Woodlawn Rev. Louis Thomas. pastor.
Sunday school, I"; K. L.. 7: II and 45.
sermon to children. "Getting a Living. V
Unlveislty Park, Kiske and Lombard -
Rev. C. L. Hainlllon, pastor. Sumltiy school.
10; E. 1.., 8:li; 11 and 7:30. "A I oiisccteM'd
Personality." "tine Tiling Thou l.sckesl."
...rih Tw.iiiv-.lmh and Savler ltr.
C. o. McCullooh. pastor. Morning, "Praver
as a Spiritual liynamic ; - ine store r.'-'-'-lent
-Way"; Sunday school. 0;45; ICpwoilli
League, 8:30.
centenary. East Ninth and Kawt PI" '
streets. Hie t'.ow ntown churc h of Hie lia.i
Side Rev. T. W. Lane, minister. Sunday
school. I:45; mo.'nlug worship. II: sermon
by the Rev. E. J. Bulgln. evangelist. 011
"Orthnxody. or What I Believe, and Why
I Bell-ve It." Music hy larse chorus.
Rose City Park. Sandy boulevard ami Ka"t
Fifty-eighth North Itev. W. W. YouiiR.on.
minister. 0:45, Sund.y school; 11. "sacrltlce
and Miracle"; 7:80, "The Life Worth Liv
ing." Central, Vancouver .venue anil Fargo
Rev. C. C. Rarlck, pastor. Sunday school.
0:45: "Tha Enthusiasm of God." 11; clans
meeting, 12:15: Kpworth League, I:U:
"Moral Insanity." !:;; min-weeK stuit,
7:45: brotherhood banquet, Friday. 8.1H.
Trlnltv, East Tenth and Sherman Kev.
A. B. Calder, pastor. Sunday school, 1; II,
'The Life That Counts"; no evening Bert Ice.
METHOIHST KOl'TII. "
Flrt Rev. I.orlek Pierce liw, pastor.
11. "The Holy Spirit's Relation to the He-
llever In Christ"
special l-jpwortn i.caui.
service, 8; no evening
service.
NEW Tlltllt.llT.
New Thought Temple of Trul'i. Kllera
building. 112 Hroada Rev. Perry Jo.eph
Green, minister. lecture, 11. "A Prophecy
of a New Age"; 8. "The practlre of Prin
ciple." by Edward II. Mills; Truth School.
10; young people's meeting. 7.
TRESUYTERIAN.
First. Twelfth and Alder streets Het.
John H. Boyd, pastor. Preaching services.
10:.ln: Sunday school. 12 noon; Christian
Endeavor. ll:30: evening services, 7:3o; ser
mon subject. "The Idealism of chrt.llsnlly
and the Fibre of Human Nature."
-Spokane-Avenue. Ea.l sixteenth and
u..., IC v .1 11. .tor II. "Trio
lalms of Christ l.pon the' Men of Today ";
1:00, Along too May n 11 .r.u..
OP"n Door to His tJlorv."
Fourth. First anil lilbhs Ilev. II. G. Han
son, iia.tor. 10:3n, "Church M'-ioberslilp :
12. Sunday school; S. Juniors: tl:.wi. 1.. iw. .
7:.".0. "Ihe Status of the Head"; third In a
serle. of "Lsst Things."
Vernon. Nineteenth and Wysanl Ilev. II.
N. Mount, pastor; Sunday school. Ml; Y. I"
S. C. K.. 8:30: 11 and 7:30. "Stoning Jesus."
"Christ's Second Touch."
Ml, Tabor, F.est FIflv-llfth and Helmonl
Rev. W. tl. Moore, pa.lor, Huntley schowl.
0:45; morning worship. II: etenliig .crvlc'.
7:311, "The Thlrf on the cross."
Anabel. Fltty-slxlh and Thirl v-. event h
avenue, S. K. R.v. A. L. Taxis, pastor II.
"The Inconsistent Kxpectsllons of Ihe M'el
ern Man"; 7:4.1. "The Alabaster Hoi."
Westminster, East Seventeenth and Srhu .
jer Kev. 11. Alarcoiir. miniei'-r. j........
God Shall Supply Every Need"; 7:3". Rev.
Li. ft. ixienie win iir.i:u, 1..
Thing.
SPIKITl AI.IST.
First, 201 Allsky building. Third nml Mor.
rlsoa streits 3. led are and messag-s bv
Mrs. M. E. Congdon; H, lecture and nicssagcs
by Mra, Althea Wlescndangcr.
VNITAOIAN.
Church of Our Father, Broadwav aol
Yamhill street Rev. Thomas I.. Kllt. l
t , minister emeritus; Rev. William G. Lllot,
Jr., minister. Services, 11 and 7:4.1; morn
log. "Personal Problems of the Affections ;
evening, sermon by Itev. James l. I "tin,
Sunday school, 0:30; Young People's Fra
ternity, 8:30.
IMVKItSAIJHT.
Church of the Good Tkll"g. Hroa.lwav
and Fast Twenty-fourth slrect Hev. .Ismes
D Corby, pastor. Worship, wllh sermon.
111':.- theme. "Why L'lilvernallsls lielleve
Christ Saves From Sin, Disease, Ignorance
and All That Is Harmful"; sunshine hour
Sundav school. 12 noon.
Alameda Sunday school. Prescott and East
Twenty-fifth street Dr. J. I Jivalley, super
intendent. Service, every Sunday el J.
INITEU PRESBYTERIAN.
First Sixth and Montgomery .treets
Rev. Frank DeWltt Klndley, minister. Morn
m worship: sermon topic, "A Light for
raVr-tac': Bible .chool. 12: Chrl......
Endeavor 8:3": topic, "A Courageous Be
glnnmg"' leader. Mlsa Reard-ley: even In.
Jervlcea. 7:3"; sermon topic. "A Hook Willi
a Marvelous History."
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Church society (Swedenborglaul,
Knlahta of l'vthllis Hall, Eleventh, .nd Al
dVr streets-Service and Krn.on. 11. Con
ducted bv Mr. Jamleson.
Christian V.aa, room 318 Aldngton bulM
t,g Third atreet between Washington ami
" !'rk Bible class. II: lecture at S on 111.
Latest Revelation.." by F. . Garrison
Theosophloal Society. 7SU Morgan hlllld-
)ng subject for 8. "Tho Courage to aco
Inirrallttole."
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