THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1915.
CONFERENCE OF GIRLS
iVILL , BE HELD THIS
VEEK AT THE CAPITAL
Much Interest in Meeting is
Being Taken by Young
. Women ip All Parts State.
With nearly every Sunday school
j claee of glrle over IS year of age in
- the state sending: representatives, the
intra annual girir conference lor toe
. western Oregon body of the State Sun
day school association -will convene at
i Salem June 25-27.
Principal among- the speakers for
the conference are Mrs. I M. Ormsby,
- formerly of ''Portland and now ia
charge of " Sunday school work in
Idaho? Rev. Charles ' A. Phipps. gren
eral secretary 'of . the Oregon associa
tion; Miss Georgia Wicker, of the PorU
land T. W. C ;A.t and Mrs. Charles
parks, of Salem. :
The conference opens i Friday with
a party given by-the. Salem girls, when
: the youngr women will give short talks.
rmrlny -h rtw.TfiO.tinn nerind fiarurHn v
afternoon, the j?lrls will be taken on
a tour of the public building's" of
Salem.
Much Interest In the meeting Is be
ing taken by girls . all over the state
and they, will give practically all the
program." Saturday morning, under a
symposium, "Glimpses of a Girl," eight
of them will discuss the following ton-
lcs: "The Girl In the Church and Sun
day School," "The Girl In the Home."
"The Gin in Bcnoorr" -Tne uiri in Atn
jletics and Play." "The Girl and Her
Books." "The Girt In Her Dream Life,"
The Girl With Her . Boy Friends,"
' "The Girl In Business."
. Reduced rates to the conference have
been T furnished by the railroads and
delegates axe to be entertained free in
-Salem homes. Miss Laura Hiest of
Salem Is conference director and is in
Charge of entertainment arrange
ment. . The election of officers will take
place Saturday afternoon'. Miss Wicker
of the Portland T. W. C. A. will give
"the- principal address Sunday evening
and Rev. Charles A. Phipps will be the
speaker Saturday evening.
Keception in Honor
Pastor's Daughter
Cordial hospitality was dispensed
Tuesday evening at Calvary Presby
. terian church, the occasion being a re
: ception and musicale given in honor of
v the new members of the church and of
' Miss Ruth Baum, who arrived recent
ly from Colorado to spend the summer
with her father. Dr. Oliver S. Baum,
., the pastor of Calvary church. Mrs.
. H. C Lohmann was chairman of the
j committee on arrangements The rooms
were tastefully decorated in golden
t&earted marguerites and wild grasses,
land presented, a very .tractive ap
t pea ranee.
Toga , Scholar Takes
Local Instruction
: Rev. Coro Hammond, a . recent grad
uate of the Christian Toga college of
Metaphysics at Seattle, has arrived
In Portland to take up the work of
instructing those here Interested in
the Christian Toga movement. She
will speak Sunday evening at the
temple in the Abington building on
"The Father Within." The practical
Christian Toga teachings of spiritual
healings will be taken up at regular
practicing hours by the new lnstruc
.. tor. : .
CLASSIFIED
Chrfitlaa.
First Park arid Columbia rta. Bev. Geo.
P. Daraie, pastor. 11 acd 7vSO". S. S., 9:45.
C K., 6:30. Murninx subject, "Aa All Ob
; at-rring Eye." Tenig, '"Getting On in the
vrona. -
alontaviHa East 7flth and Hoyt Rev. 3. O.
Gbormler, 11 and 7:30. S. B.. 10. C B.. ttJO.
, Jonlor C. 8 UK).
Woodlawn 7th and Liberty U. Rev. W.
J. UeUiDKer, 11 and 7:30. 8. S.. :45. C E.,
:e:8o. .
Sell wood Cor. 19th and Keaatem Bev. D.
E. Norcroas, pntor, 11 and 8. 8. 8., 10.
C E., 7. :
- Gladstone ReT. Rot L. Dunn, pastor. 11 and
i.8 8. 8., 10. C. iu, t.
BodneT ATeouo Corner Bodner and Knott
O. V. llurris. paatoc. 11 and S. S. 4S-, 10.!
' C. E. 7. 1
St. Johns Rev. Herbert T. J one, pastor, 11
, Slid 8. 8. 8, 10. C. E., 7.
Keen l'irk Ker. B. Tlbbs Mtxer. pastor,
11 and 7:30. 8. 8.. 9:45. C. E.. i;Sa
Vernon CUarch at Christ E. 15th and Wy
' ant J. A. Melton, 11 and 7:30. S. 8 10.
C. E.. :30. -
, Bethel E. 82d and Thompaon. B. 8.. 10. j
tTuuir-iiw oaiuron anu xweoueut iirtrti
Ber. A. L. Crim Bible school. 10. C. K.,
7. &vlcea. 11. Morning "Self-Denial. ' Eve
sisaj. "Aprons oi yig Leavea."
. r i "V Uaptist.
First White Temple, YV. B. Hlnaon, pastor.
. BUjie school, 9:45, Service. 11 and 7:30. S.
( 8. 10 a. m. B. T. P. V., 8:30. Morning.
; "Ewry Man a King." livening, "Making
- F&eea.
' East Side East 2Cth and Ankeny ReT. W.
C Shank, pastor. Se-vices 11 and 7:30. 8. 8.,
J 10. B. Y. P. V., 6:30. Morning "Prayer Its
Cause and i Effect." Evening, 'IxYe Thy
jilseighbor as Thyself Is Significant Today."
xl it: bland. Bast 6th and Alber'a Kev. Cha.
fF. Mieir. B. X. P. 6:30. Junior B. Y. P.
; U.. 3. Serrlces, 11 and 7:30: S. 8.. :45.
. Morning - Children's day program. Evening,
4 Peo Societies serTice.
Calvary East Mb and Grant Rev. Walter
.Tniff. jg8101"- 11 aBd 70. si. a lo. b, x. p.
Arleta Bev. W. T. S. Sprigga, S. 8.. 9:45.
. 1 B. V. P. U,. 0:15. Services. 11 and 7:3a
-, Morning theme. "The Cost of Contentment."
; Evening. "What -the Bible Baa to 8av for It.
; self."
University Park Services 11 and 70. S.
.:- 8.. 10. B. T. P. 0., 1. C. E., 6:30. Morning
..ermoa by -Dr. E. A. Woods, subject "The
i Gospel, a Message of Good Cheer." Evening.
A.Man's War With Himself."
- Sellwood ev. tf. -H. Uaye. 11 and 7:30.
S. lO. B, I . P. U :80. - 1
ML Calvary Pine street and Grand are.
. r.ev. A. M. Macnack, Services 11 and 8. S.
E.. 9 a. m.
Third Knott and Vancouver avenue Rev.
W. J Beavaa. 11 and t:30. B. T. P. u.. 6:30
8. S., 9:45. Morning, "The Christian's Work
. Probtem." Evening, program la charge of
Anti-8aloon lcagne. '
Grace Mont villa Bev. H. T. Cash. 11 and
T:30. T. P :30. S. S 9:45. .,
' St.' Johns German) S. a, 9:43. 11 a ad
:J. B. X. P. U.. f.
8t. JohnsE P. Borden, pastor, s. 8.. lO.
5 Services, 11 and 8. .
Chinese Mission S. S., T. J. C M alone, as.
-i peHntendent.
Tabernacle 42d at. and 45fh ave.. 8 E.
. Ber. J. Clark Tibbetta. pastor. Sermons 11
--' and 7:43, 8. 8.. 10 a. jb. B. T. P. U :30.
Second German Rev. Vrederlck Baerrman.
U and 7:30. S. S-. 9:45.. H. 2. P. u.. :4s!
Lents-. Rev. jr. M. Nelson. S. S.. 10. 8erv
lcea, 11 and 7:30. Preaching ta evening by
Rev. Q. U Csrr.
East rorty-tlfUl street Rev. A. B. Walts.
S. a.. 9:45 a. m. Services 11 and 7:30. B. .
P. U.. :30.
Mount Olivet Rev. W. A. Magnett, pastor.
1.X and 8 p. m. 8. 8.. 12:30.
. Swedish 15th and Hoyt sts.. 10:45 and
T:30. 8. S.. 10. B. X. P. 0., 6:30. ,
Italian Mission Bev. FrsDcesoo SanneDa,
pastor. Pastor'a circle, 8. Preaching, 10:30.
frbort sermon tor English, speaking people aUo,
. at 7:30. .. v
First German Foorth ; and . Mill Rev. J.
: Eraiw Serricea. 11 and 7:30. S. 8,, 9:45.
Uoodwill Mlasloo-rl5th end Bui so Miss A.
MUCH LOVED PASTOR
TO BE HEARD SUNDAY
, 4 ? , r
Rev. : P. A. Moses
Rev. .P.-A. Moses of Corvallis, one
of the oldest and most loved members
of the Columbia conference, will speak
in the Methodist Episcopal church
South, Union avenue and Multnomah
street, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock.
Lr. Moses has been a College presi
dent, a teacher of ability, and a preach
er whose voice has been heard across
the continent.; He has served the
church It) important charges in both
the Willamette and Umpqua valleys.
and many of his old parishioners now
live in Portland and will ' be glad of
this opportunity to see and hear him
again, and those who have never had
the opportunity to hear him will be
delighted with his message. L. R. Wil
son will render a solo. Professor W.
A. Bacon will have charge, of the or
chestra and choir.
Graduation Sermon
For Trade Scholars
The baccalaureate sermon for the
combined Trades schools of the city
will be delivered by Rev. W. B, Hin-
son at the White Temple tomorrow
morning. He will speak on the
theme, "Every Man a King." . The
church: will be decked with trades
school class colors. The temple quar
tet ana Aorman A. uoose will fur
nish music.
""Making Faces' will be Dr. Hin
son's evening sermon subject. At this
service the temple quartet will sing
the anthem, "In Heaven the Stars
Are Now Shining" (Rhineberger), and
solos will be; given by Mrs.- Virginia
S. Hutchinson and Hartridge G.
Whipp.
Charitable Work of
Season Concluded
The Women's League of the First
Congregational church closed its char
itable work of the season with the ac
tivities it carried on during the Rose
Festival. Each day during the cele
bration, the organization served re
freshments in the i arcade of the
church, which is just across from the
site of the festival center. Mrs. W. K.
Norman had charge of this work and
as a. result of the activities of herself
and chairmen a goodly sum for the
league fund was realized. The league's
work is devoted to sewing for and
helping out in charitable movements.
Meetings pt the league will be re
sumed in September.
DIRECTORY
M. Nelson, superintendent. Adult Bible class 3.
Address by Mr. Ohler.
; North Portland Mission 880 lcolal street.
Services Friday, 8 p. m.
Presbyterian.
First 12tb and Alder Rev. John H. Boyd,
minister, 10:30 and 7:30. C. E., 6:30. Evening,
"The National Ideal of Mr. Bryan."
Fourth First and Gibbs Kev. Henry G.
Hanson, pastor.. 10:30 and 7:30. S. 8., 12.
Morning topic. "The Promise of Rest." Eve
ning. "The Valley of Dry Bones."
Ken II worth tMt Mth and Gladstone Rev.
Leslie Kirk Richardson, pastor. Morning, "How
We Got Our Bible." Evening, "Christ Our
Substitute."
Mixpah E. 19th and Division Rev. Harry
Leeds, pastor. 11 and 7:30. S. S.. 9:43. C E-.
o :30.
Calvary 11th and Clay sts. Rev. O. S.
Baum, 10:30 and 7:30. S. S., 12. Morning sub
ject, "A Message to Men Who Fail." Eve
ning, "God's Minority."
Anabel Rev. Alfred I Taxis. H and 7-45.
S. 8.. 9:45. C. K-. :45. Morning. "Getting
Ready for the End. Evenine. iiwHul imulni
program.
tiope Montaviua, 7Sth and Everett its.
C. K., 60- Morning subject, "A Spiritual Re
ivsl in Summer Time.' K von int. "Who i
lval ia Summer Time
Evening,
war
Forbes Rev. Harry - L
Pratt, 11 and
' . V'. ... t . JJ.
Arbor Lodge Rev. George R. Cromley, 11
and 7:45. S. S.. lO.
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarre tt gts. Bev,
A-..lHutchlson pastor. C. E., :30. S. S.,
9:45. Services, li a. m. and 8 p. m.
Central East 13th and Pine ill. Rev. L.
K. Grimes, pastor: lOiO and 7:45. 8." S
13. C. E., 6:45. Morning: "The Sword or a
TroweL", Erening, The Greatest Secret Re
vealed." Mt. Tabor East 55th and Belmont Be
William Graham Moore. .11 and 7:30. S. S.I
9:45. C. E., :45. Intermediate C. K., 4 p. m.
Dly W. Lea Gray, minister, 11 and 8.
8. o. , 10.
Vernon 19th and Wj-gant streets H. N.
Mount, pastor. II and 7:30. S. S.. 9:45. C. K
Junior C. K., 4 p. m.
Weatminster East I7th and Schuyler Rev.
Henry Marcotte. 10.-30 and 7:30. S 8.. 12.
K.b i 4 P- m- Morning, "How Can
We Make the Most ot Our Church?" Evening;.
"The Pace That Kills."
: Rose City Park Kev. J. M. Skinner, tl and
7:30. C. E., 6:3&. S. 8. 9:45. Junior C. E. 3:30.
Morning. "The Spirit of Adventure." Eve
ning: Monthly musical service.
. jyulaI Avenue iiev. W. H. Amos, 11 and
7:30.. S. S.. 10. X. P. 8. C. E.. 6:30.
8pokane Avenue K. lth and Spokane J.
B. YoueL pastor, 11. S. 8., 9:45.
Msrehall Street Rev. A. J. Hanna. pastor.
11 snd 7:30. S. S.. 10. Y. P. 8. C. E.I 6:30.
Morning subject, "Abundant Supply- Asaured.
Evening, ''An Example of Warning."
Trinity, corner Virginia and Nebraska sts.-.
Bev. S. Benson, pastor, 11 and 7:30. S. 8
lo. y. p. s. e!, c:3a s'
Chinese 14514 1 at. 7:45. 8. 8 8:45.
t ' ' Methodist.
j First 12th and Taylor t . Rev. Frank L.
Koveland. D. D.. minister. SJ. B.-j 12:15. E. L.
fas. Morning snMect, The Miracle of June."
Evening, "The Mind of the tiiaV; or the Bear
That Walks Like a Man." ?
Trinity East 10th and Sherman. Rev. A. B.
Calder. lland 7:30. 8. 8.. 9:43. E. U. 8:30.
Morning, Bev. .p.- Deschner will preach Ere
ning. Baccalaureate sermoB -for Pacific CoJ
leg ef Chlropraetlc .
Swedish Borthwlck and Beech. F. J. Berr.
pastor, 11 and 70. S. E.- 10. B. W 7.
Epworth 28th and Savier Rev. C. O. Me.
CMUocb. 11 and 7:30. S. F, 9:45. E. U. 6:30,
Morning, "Everybody Made Sufficient for the
Asking.' Evening, address by Mrs. Lola G.
Baldwin. - .. .-.
First Norwegian lantat Corner ISth and
Hoyt. Rev. o. T. Field. 11 and 8.
Woodla wn East loth and Highland Re.
Douis Thomas,, pastor. . 8.. 10. E. L.. 7.
Preaching, -11 and 7:15. Morning, Enrichln
of Llia." Evening, "Preparedness."
Norwegian Danjsn Vancouver ave. and Sktd-
Centenary rEast 9th and Pine Thomas W
Ijine. D. D., pastor. S. 3.. 9:45. E. 8:30.
Services 11 and 7:30. Morning, BUhop Frank
J
CITY OF ST. Jl
m
AND CHURCHES TO
CELEBRATE FOURTH
Elaborate Plans -for Pageant
Well Under Way; Governor
Withycombe rfonor Guest
Five churches and the municipality
of SU'Jobhs have united -In plans for
the; community Fourth of July festi
val, at: Columbia ! park, on July 6.
Plana 'for the i pageant, which are
elaborate,' have 'been virtually. com
pleted, and preparations are well un
der way. - All five Protestant churches
of the University Park . district will
participate uid j their pastors are
members of the executive commit
tee. -, !. - 4 ; . - "" -j - '. -,'
Governor James Withycombe . will
be the guest of honor and , speaker
of the da. Her will be entertained
at luncheon at the park and will, de
liver his address at 2 o'clock in ' the
afternoon.' ' j- N. ' -V;':-
The parade will leave Portsmouth
at 10 o'clock, line of march leading
by a roundabout course - to , Colum
bia Park. j i f ; v
With J. E. Temple, of the Univer
sity Pars; Congregational church, as
grand marshal, ithe parade will be
in four divisions. The first division
will include members of the G. A.
R. and marching fraternal bodies.
George Dearlove will be division com
mander, i
The second division will be com
prised .of members of Sunday school
classes under 15 years' of age. The
third division will consist of young
people and adult classes of the Sun
day schools. Mrs. ; George - Kills will
be in charge of the second and J.
A. - Stevens In charge of 5 the third
division. The fourth division will
consist of decorated vehicles of every
nature, and floats. Juljug G la rum
will be marshal of this division.
Competitive drills by teams from
the Woodmen, Artisans and other or
ganizations will: take place at the
park in the afternoon with . a field
meet, open to all, afterwards. Prizes
will be given for the parade compe
titions and drills at the park.
Participation on the part of the
St. Johns people will be more on the
part of the municipality than on the
part of the churches. City officials
will be leaders in the celebration.
No fireworks will be allowed In the
park. The park playgrounds Instruc
tor will have charge of "the athletic
events. '
Churches of the University Park
section taking -part are the Metho
dist, Congregational, Baptist, Episco
pal and Scandinavian Lutheran.
Many Lutherans
Are Visitors Here
The Lntheran college band from
Decorah, .; Iowa, headquarters of the
Norwegian Lutheran church,- in addi
tion to giving three . concerts at the
Oaks daring the week end, one to
night and two tomorrow, will play at
Our Saviors' Norwegian! Lutheran
church. East Tenth and Grant streets,1
tomorrow morning.: r
During the week 1 several hundred
members of the , denomination, who
have been attending1 the synod meet
ing at San Francisco, have been in
Portland. Last Wednesday morning
a party of 100 were taken abdut the
city in a sight seeing car furnished
by the Chamber of Commerce. -
Rev. J. N. Anderson, of Wlllmax,
Minn., will fill the local pulpit Sun
day morning, and immediately follow
ing the services, women of the church
will" take their lunch baskets to the
Oaks and the Lutheran college band
men will be entertained. -
OF SERVICES
W. Warne of Luck now, India, will speak.
Evening, "The Power of an Endless Life."
more Kev. Abr. Vereide, pastor. 10:45 and
S. 8., 12. ,
Sellwood Rev. Alexander P. Maclean. U
and 7:30. J. 2.30. E. L., 6:30.
8unnyslde E. 85th and Yamhill Rev. B.
Elmer Smith. D. D.; 11 nd 7:45 p. m. S. S.,
9:45 a. m. E. U, 6:30. Evening, "Rose Fes
tival Gems."
Central Vancouver ave. and Fargo Rev. C.
C. Rarick. Services 11 and 7:30. 8. 8.. 9:45.
Morning. "Caesar's Saints." Evening service
in charge of Y. M. C. A. gospel team.
St. Johns Hayes and Iavt sts. W. E.
Ingalls. Services 11 and 7:30. 8. 8.. 9:50.
E. L.. 6:30.
Montavilla Rev. W. H. Hampton. 11 and
7:30. S. 8.. 9:45. E. L, 8:15. J. L., 3 Class
tr.ee ting 12:15.
Bos City park Sancy blvd., Alameda and
a 68th sts. Rev. W'mam W. Yonrgson, pas.
tor, 11 and 7:30. S. 8.. 9:45. Y. P.. 6:30.
Morning. "Dnder the Hood of Dante." Eve
ning, commuoity song service.
Japanese Mission lie v. Ellaen Eltara. 0:30
and 8:30. . S., 3:30. -
Laurelwood Bev. J. E., Willings. 63d at.
S. E.. and Faster Road. 8. 8., 9:45. - E. L
8:30. i
Chinese Mission -11 and 7:30.
- Clinton Kelly Mfinorial Jobn Parsons, vs
tor. .8. S. ;45. Services 11 and 7:30. E. li.
8:45.
African Zion Bev. W. W. Howard, 288
Williams ave, S. 1. E. L., 7. 11 a. m.,
Monnt Tabor 61st aud East Stack, Bev. K.
OMu Eldridge, pastor. 11 and 7:30. 8. 8..
9:46. E. L., 6:15. Morning, Children's day
exercises. Evening. ".'Christ and Present Day
Problems."
German Rodney ave. and Stanton tt. F. A.
Scbumann. 8. 8. 9 M5. Services 11 and 8. Bp
wortu league. 7:15.
Bethel Rev. J. L. Craw, pastoi, 11 and
7:40. 8. 8., 1:16. O. K.. 7. , '
Dniversity Park Imbard and Flske streets
-Rev. C L. Hamilton.. 11 and 7:30. 8. 8.. 10
E. L., 6iSO.; Morning, "Winning the World
for Chrtst," livening,- AThe Christian's Vse
of Money." .
fatten Rev. G. B- Freese. pastor. 11 arid
7:45. 8. S.. 10. B. L... 6:45.
Woodstock Blast 41th and OOth ave. S. E.
Frank James, pastor, 11 and 7:30.- 8. S lO.
E. L., :S0. . Clasa. 12:15 p. m.
Lenta Rev. W. Boyd KLoom, H and 8. S.
8 lo. E. t. 7.
Lincoln East C2d and Lincoln M. O - Reed,
pastor. 8. 8.. 11, Service. 7:30.
Westmorelaud Kv. J. West , Xhompson S
B. IO. Sermon, 7.30.
First German A. F. Cramer, pastor. 11 and
8 8. 8, 10. li L., 710. : ,
Brentwood Rev. J. West Thompson. 8. 8
10. Services, U. : , - . '
, CongregatlonaL ' ?'-'""
First Park and Madtson Bev. lather R.
DyottjD. D S. S.. 3.-60. 11 and 7:45. Morn
Ing, "The Exceptional Life." Evening, "Where
Are .Your Eyes." -., . , . - .
r, Germs n East ;7tB and Stanton Rev.
E. O. Willinan. - . Hr ,
Atkinson Memorial East 20th and Everett
Rev. F. W. Gorman. S. 8.. 9:43. Senior
Endeavor, 6:30... Mori'ng topic "Some Holi
days." Evening, "The -Wise Virgins."
JJnderhurst Rev. D. B. Gray. 11 and 1HX
8. 8.. 10. C E 0:30.
. Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver ats Prof. W.
M. Proctor, acting pastor. 11 and 7:SO. 8. 8..
9:4a. C. E.j 6:30. Horning . topic, "Spiritual
Life." Evening. "The Relation of Public
School to- Religion and Morato." , i
University Park Haven street near Lombs rd
Rev. F.. J. Meyer, D. D., pastor. 11 and
7:oO. 8, S.. lO. Y. P. 8, C. E., 4 and 8:30.
Morning. Children's day program. Evening, A
Warning Crr:"
fit. Johns Dnniel T. Thomas, pastor. 8. 8.,
10 a. -. ta. Chlldrvn'a oT.niR.s H t. m
baccalaureate sermon, James John high schooU
a(iltariBni. snhi. 'kPiiMnh, nn. 1
1 Lauretwnod 46th arenae and 65tn strtt.
Bev. C S. Johnson, 10 and 7:45. C. .E.. f.
Highland East Cth and Present t Kev E. 8.
BoUluger. 1 and ?:30- S. 8.. IO. Y. P. 8
C. E-. 6:30. Morning. "God Girdled With Ho
inanity." Evening. "Wortlng Out Dark Spout."
-- Waverly Height ist 33d ana Woodward
Taylor Streeters . ;
To Be Banqueted
Tuesday Evening
t Members of the Taylor street
faction of the First Methodist
church will be guests of honor
at a" banquet to be given at
Central M. EC" church, Vancou-
-ver avenue and Fargo street V
next Tuesday evening. ' Women
of Central church will serve
4t the dinner, and reservations
4fc for 200 people have been made.
An impromptu program will be
4t carried out. The chairman of
4t the evening ' has not yet been
: selected ' by the "Insurgents."
Indian Bishop Here
For Lecture Series
One of the foremost and moat suc
cessful workers , of - the Methodist
Episcopal church. Bishop -"- Frank W.
Warne,. of Lucknow, .India, will
speak at the morning services tomor
row at Centenary church, East Ninth
and Pine streets. - -
Bishop Warne. fresh from the M.
E. mission field in India, considered
the . largest of the unchrlstianized
areas of the world, landed In ... the
United States only a few weeks ago
and he Is making a tour of the coast
before going east to attend some of
the larger Methodist " missionary
meetings. - Bishop Warne has , not an
nounced his subject, but It will prob
ably cover the mission work, and as
he is a strong speaker, a capacity
congregation is expected to hear him.
Bifhop Warne will also give the ad
dress before the Methodist Preachers
association , meeting Monday morning
at 10:30 at the First Methodist
church. Twelfth and Taylor streets.
Ministers of Vancouver, Wash-,, dea
conesses -and the public generally has
been invited to hear the distinguished
guest of Portland . Methodism.
Colored People Sell ;
Tags for Charities
Members of the Bethel African
Methodist Episcopal church, Larrabee
and McMillen streets, are selling tags
on the streets and in the public build
ings today, raising money ; for be
nevolent work among the colored peo
ple of the city. Rev. J. Logan Craw,
pastor of , the church, is in general
charge of the sale.
Following the safe, which closes at
9 o'clock tonight, the sellers will
gather at the church where a supper
will be served and the proceeds of
the day4 reported. Men, 'women and
children have the tags on sale, rep
resentatives of the church being sta
tioned in many buildings.
The ' Bethel M. E. congregation re
cently occupied its new church struc
ture. Bryan's Action Is
Topic of Dr. Boyd
The second of the series of talks
on events, of the hour, being given
by Rev. John H. Boyd at the First
Presbyterian -church, will be heard
tomorrow night when Dr. Boyd
speaks of the late action of William
Jennings Bryan in resigning the po
sition of secretary of state. The
National Ideal of Mr. Bryan" is Dr.
Bond's subject. "
In connection with these sermons,
patriotic and martial songs and music
constitute the musical program. "A
New America," set to the music of
the ' "Materna," has been one of the
favorites, together with "The Battle
Hymn of the Republic" and the 400
year old "Ein Feste Burg 1st unser
Gott," sung at the time of the Reformation.
FOR THE WEEK IN CHURCHES OF PORTLAND "AND
Bev. A. C Moses, 11 and 7:45. S. S.. 9:45.
Y. P. meeting, 6:30. Morning. ''Gointf On."
Evening, "What Doest Thou Here?"
Sunnyside East 32d and Taylor Bev. 7.
J. Stanb, 11 and 7:45.. S. S.. IO. C, E., 60.
Morning, "The, Duties and Responsibilities of
an Ambassador." Evening, "The Measuring
Bod of True Greatn-ss."
Ardenwaldr Daniel T. Thomas, pastor. 8. SH
10:45. C. E., 7. Preaching 8.
Zion (German) Esst 9tn and Fremont. Bev.
J. H. Hopp, 10U30 and 7:30. C. E 6:30.
United Presbyterian.
Kenton J. 8. Cole. 10:15 and 8. 8. 8..1.
First Thirty HJeventh and Hawthorne; Frank
De Witt Flndley. 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. S. 8.,
12. C. E., 7 p. m. Morning. "And Why Did
You Come?" Evening, "Confess Your Chris
tianity." Church of the Strangers Wasco it. and
Grand ave. Bev. -S. Eari OuBols, pastor.
Morning, "Where Is the Pro mine of His Com
ing ?' Evening, "Passing By on the Other
Side.". v,
United Brethren.
' First East 15th and Morrison Rev. J. T.
Kisewonder, pastor, 11 and a. -8. 8., 10.
Morning, Children's da .urogram. Baptism and
reception of members.
Alberta 27th and Alberta Bev. C C. Ben,
11 and 8.' &- 8., 10. C. IS 7.
. Guy Woodworta Memorial, Vancouver, Wash.
Bev. J. Lincoln Ellis, pastor, 11 and 8. 8.
S.. 10. Y. P. 8. C 7.
Third 67th at. 8. E. and 82d ave. Rev.
J. B. Parsons, pastor, 11 and 7:30. 8. S.. 10.
C. E., 6:30.
Fourth 69th St. and 62d ave. S. Tt J. E.
Conner, pastor. Sermons, 11 and 7:45. S. B-,
10. C. E.. 6:43.
United Evangelical. -
Fourth Bev. J. E. Conner, pastor, 11 and
7:30 S. S., 10. C. E, 6:30 -
Radical Jessup U Re. A. S. Henderson,
pastor, 11 noC 1:30. 6. 8.. 10. C E.. 7.
Manor Circuit Servlces Matoor. 11 a. m.
Cherry Grove, 3 p. on. Brush Prairie, 7:30.
First East 16th and Poplar Bev. C. C Pa
ling, 11 and 7:30. K. L. C. E., 6:30.
8U Johns A. P. Laytoo, pastor. 11 and 7:30.
S. 10. K. L. C. EL, 6:30.
Wichita Kev. H. H. Farnham. pastor, II
and 7:30. 8. 8., IO. C. K., 6:30. , Bev. N.
Bcbupp la filling pulpit.
Ockley Green Willamette blvd. and Gay
Rev. 8. L. LovelL pastor, -11 and 7:30. 8. 8.
.10. K. Ia. C R.. 7. . ,-. r -
'- Friends' CThoroh.
Sunnyside East 85tb and Main sts. Homer
Cox. pastor, 11 and 1:30. 8. 9:45. U
6:30. V
. Lents Sooth Main street. Bev. Jobn Riley,
pastor. 11 and 7 .30. Bible school. 9:45. O
k., :SO.
West Piedmont Friends Rev. T. J. Cobnrn.
It and 7:30. Bible school. 10. S. 8.. 10.
U. K., 6:14. . . ' k :
i'- T- . : Lutheran,
Swedish Mission Rev. B. J. Thoren, 11 and
8. S. 8., 10. Y. P.. S:30. -
Elim chapel Rev. is. Thoren. 11. 8. 8.,
10. .
Imoanuel 19tb and Irving sta Rev. J.
Richard Olson, 11 and 8. S." 8.. 9:45.
- Trinity German (Missouri Synod) Williams
avenue - and Graham J. A. Klin bach 10 and
T:30. S. 8.. 9:15- ,-, .
- Bethany Danish Union avenue N. and Mor
ris street M. C Jensen-Engbolm, pastor;
Pectecoatal service, VII. 8. S. 10. Quarterly
meeting, 2 p. m. Preacnlng 8. - - t
tnited -Norwegian Ditnian Larsen, pastor,
11 and 7:45. 8. 8, 3:45.
Norwegian Synod Sat Grant corner 10th
Re. George Hendriksen, 11 und 8. S. 8.. 10.
- Grace English- - Miss0url Synod) Alblna
H. ud iluou Rev. C Luecke. pastor, lonto
and 7:30.- 45. 9:15. '
St. James" EugIish-.Wet Park an.l Jefferson
t. Rev. , J. A. . Leas, pastor. 8 8. . 8.. . 10.
tether league',-7.-Morning sabject. "The Prod
igal." Evening : subject, "The Better Gift."
Immanuel German -Sellwood H. C Ebe
Ung. 10:30. - 8. 8.. 90. --
St. Paul's German East 12th and CUnttxt
X. 8. Krauae, pastor. 10:30, ercoon lu Ger
Psychology of ; War
Sermon Series Topic
Beginning tomorrow night. Dr.
Frank L. Loveland will start a series
of sermons at the First Methodist
church on the psychology of the Euro
pean war, .or, as he puts It, "The Mind
of. the European Mobs. Each nation
or group of peoples - who are allied in
the conflict will be taken up 'separate
ly in the series of six addresses. Dr.
Loveland ' has arranged his sermons
with the following' sub-titles:
Jun 20. "The Mind of the Slav;
-The Bear That Walks Like a Man";
Jun 27, - "The Mind of the Teuton";
"The Hallucination of a War Lord":
July 4, The Mind of the Anglo-Saxon";
"The Infatuation-of a - Drum Beat";
July ll."rhe Mind of the Celt"; "The
Frenzy of Democracy"; July 18. The
Mind of the Latin; -The Brainstorm
of ; Religion"; July 25, "The Mind of
the Moslem; c "The Superstition of
Paganism. '. ;
U .-jfi'i " .
Trinity's Pastor to
Address Graduates
Rev. A. B. CalderV pastor of Trinity
M. E. church, "will deliver the bacca
laureate sermon for the graduating
class of the Pacific College of Chiro
practic tomorrow ight in his church
at East ' Tenth - and Sherman streets.
The class numbers 26. Or. W. O. Pow
ell Is president 6f the school. Many
of the chiropractors of the city have
expressed -their Intentions of attend'
ing the ' service, and reservations are
being made for them in trie cnurcn.
CHILDREN'S DAY
Chlldrens" Day at the First German
Evangelical church tomorrow will be
In charge of E. Keller, Sunday school
superintendent and Rev. G. F. Leining.
the pastor. All the younger children
will take part. The program will be
given at 7 o'clock In the evening.
Chlldrens Day services will be ob
served tomorrow morning at the St.
John's Congregational . church at 11
o'clock. In the evening Rev. Daniel
Thomas will give the St. Johns high
school auditorium.
.
At Highland Baptist church tomor
row morning a Chlldrens Day pro
gram wlH be given at 10:15. The
young people's societies will hold a
combination service in the evening.
There will be similar services for the
Sunday sch,ool youngsters at the Uni
versity Park Congregational.
AT CENTRAL CHRISTIAN
The birthday anniversary of three
members of Circles two and- three of
Central Christian church was observed
at the home of Mrs. J. Ward, 94 East
Thirty-seventh street, north. -Wednesday
afternoon.
-
The W. C. T". U. will entertain Cir
cle Four at ; the home- of Mrs. I. C.
Sutton. 564 Ladd avenue next Wednes
day. Mrs. Mary Mallett will give a
lecture on medical temperance. Mrs.
Frank St- George of Jefferson City,
Mo., sister of Mrs. Sutton, will be the
guest of honor.
'
The Tom Thumb wedding, a feature
of the Rose Festival program will be
repeated at the church tonight under
the supervision of W. S. Hollis, Sun
day school superintendent. , -
FRIDAY NOON IS LIMIT
Zrotlces for the classified, church
directory, and other matter for the
Saturday church columns of The
Journal, must To in the editorial
rooms of The Journal 'by noon rri
" Churches," care City Editor, The
day In order to Insure publication.
Address all mail communications,
Journal. v
man: evening service in English. 8. S-. 9-0.
English services at 8 p. m.
St. Johns Peninsular and Klrkpatrick Rev.
E. O. Salcman. 10:45 and 7:30. 8. 8., 9:30.
Swedish Augustana Rev. H. E. Sanstedt.
10:45 and 7:45. S. S.. 9:30.
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion ( Mis
souri Synod) Salmon and Chapman sts. Rev.
H. H. Koppelmann Services 10:15 a. m and
7:45 p. m. 8. 9:15 a. Ta.
Bethel xFree Church Ivy and Williams
Rev. J. A. Stavney. 11 and 8. 8. 8.. 10.
United Norwegian Portsmouth-r-H. O. Hen
driekson, pastor, li. L S., 10, S. Lunde's
hall, Vernon.
Mission Montavilla, Hamilton's chapel, cor
ner E. Glisan and E. 80tb W. F. Luts, pas
tor. S. 8., 90. Gem an service at 10:15.
Episoopai.
Trinity cborch Rev. Dr. A. A. Morrison,
rector. 8, 11 and 8. 8. S.. 9:45. Good Fellow
ship society, parish house, lath and Davis its
7 to 7:55 p. m.
St. Mark's 21st and Marshall Bev. J. E.
H. Simpson, rector. Holy Eacbsrisf, 7:30 a.
m. 8. 8., 9:45. Matins and Utany. 10:15.
St. John's church Rev. X. F. Boweo, S.
2. Evening prayer and ser&ion, 3.
Pro-Cathedral of St. Steuben the Martyr
Rev. H. M. Ramsay, 7:4a, 11 and 7:45. 8. 8..
10. Special service for colored people, 3.
St. David's Rev. Henry Bucil Talbot.
S. S-, 9:45. Holy Eucharist, 70 a. m.;
morning prayer-and seiinon, li
st. Mathew's Kev. W. A. U. Breck, vicar.
5. 8 10. Service and sermon, 11.
St. John's Milwaukie Bev. John D. Bice,
8. S.. 2. Evening prayer and sermon, 3.
Services, 4.
8C Andrew's' Ports month Be. .F. M.
Baum, vicar, in charre, 11. Prayer and ser
mon, 11 and 7:30. 8. 8.. 9:45. Communion,
7 :3o a. m.. third Sunday each month.
Grace , Memorial Rev. George B. Van Wi
ters ami Rev. Oswald W. Taylor. Holy eom
muniou, 8 a, m. Except first Sunday ia
March, 8. S. IO . ta. Servleea, It.
Good Shepherd Rev. Joan Dawson, 11 and
7:30. 8. 8., 10.
St. Michael's and All Angels' Eat 43d and
Broadway Rev. X. 7. Bo wen. vicar. 8. S.,
10. Holy communion first Sunday. 11; third
Sunday. 7:30.
Chuvcb, of Our Saviour 60th ave. and. 41ft
t 8. E. Be. E. U. Clark, vicar. Services 8
kid 11 a. m- and 7 :S0 u. m.
Bishop Morris Memorial chapel. Good Sa
marl tan hospital Chaplain. Frederick K. How
ard. Holy conimuajun 7 a. m. Prajyer aad
aermon, 70. - , - 2 - -
St. John's cborch Sellwood Rev. John D;
Bice, 11. Evening prsyer, 7:30.
-Ascension Chapel Portland Heights. Bev.
B. G. Lee- Communion. 7:45 a. m. 8. 8., 9:30.
St. Paul's Wood mere Bev. Oswald W.
Taylor. Holy communion, first Sunday In
month, 8 a. m. Services, 4 p. m. Easter ser
mon. Sunday school, 10 a. to.
Forts mouth Hereford at., near -Lombard at,
Rev. F. M. Buu, vicar. 8. 8.. 10. Serv
ices, 11 end 7:3t Holy- commanioa on sec
3Bd,t' fourth and fifth Sundays of month at
7:30; on first at 11. Holidays by appointment.
Patton, Michigan and Alberta Gewrgs F.
Uopklns, pastor, 11 and 7:30. 8. 3. 10.
Oatdelio.
Holy Cross University - Park Rev. T. K.
Murpby, C 8. G. Low mass and instruction,
H t. in. Sermon UUiO. Sermon, and benedic
tion. 7:30 p. u. .
St. Joseph's (German) Rt- Bev. James
Raow. V. G. Low mass, K 8. High mass and
sermon. 10:30. . Vespers and benediction, 3:30.
St. Stephen's Rev. W. A. Wtitt. Low
mass. 8:30. High mass nd sermon, 10:30.
Hoiy Redeemer Rev. Joseph A. Chapatoa.
Low mass, 6 and 8. ilighmass aad sermon,
10:30. Benediction.. 7:30.
. Immacalate Heart of .Mary Rev. W. A.
Daly. Low mass. 6. 8, 9. - High mass and
sermon. 10:30.. Vespers and benediction, 7i30.
St. Francis Re. 4. H. Black. Low mass.
6. 8. 9- High mass aad sermon, IO-.30. Ves
pers, lnstructtoa and benediction, 7-30.. -
St. Lawrew's Bev.. J. Hughes. - Lew
mass. 6, 8. 9. High mass and sera. on. 10.30.
Vespers and benediction, 7:30...
St. Ignatius Re. F. Dllaen. 8. J- Low mass
- St. Agatha's East 15th and Miller' ave
Bev. John, Cummiaky. , Low mass. 8; high
ARCHBISHOP CHRISTIE TO
CELEBRATE
Head of Diocese . of Oregon
City Has Ruled for 17
' V x Years. . -' :
Archbishop A. Christie will celebrate
the seventeenth anniversary of his ele
vation to the episcopacy on June 29,
thet feast of SS. Peter and Paul The
archbishop will pontificate at a high
mass In St. Mary's, procathedral : at
9:30 on Tuesday morning. Luncheon
in honor of Archbishop Christie and
the visiting clergy will be served at
noon by women of the cathedral parish
in the new cathedral hall. This ia the
first public celebration by the- arch
bishop of his elevation, although he
has been archbishop of Oregon City
for years.
Father E. V. OUara will leave next
week for the east to fill a number of
engagements on the summer lecture
platform.: He will speak before the
National Educational -society ' ia St.
Paul, June 30. on education and - the
social problem, - He. will i later speak
before the Chicago School of Civics and
Philanthropy, and a series of six lec
tures at the Catholic .summer : school
near Cliff Haven, N. July 19 to 23.
WHAT CHURCH MEMBERS
AND CLERGY ARE DOING
Men's Class Xs . Banqueted.
Forty-five men attended the ban
quet given the organized male Bible
class at the T?1rst English Evangeli
cal, church, East Sixth and Market
streets, Wednesday evening, by the
Women's Missionary 'society' of the
church. -Rev. Charles A. ; Phipps, of
the Oregon -Sunday School associa
tion, and H. G. Colton were speak
ers, Tfie class has been organized
but a short time, and is rapidly gain
ing in membership.
';
Sermon . Series at Central Church.
- A series of evening addresses un
der the general subject", of "Mile
Posts Long Past," will be;-started to
morrow night by Rev. A. L. Crim,
pastor of Central Christian church.
His first topic will be "Aprons of
Fig Leaves." 1 During the summer the
services will start promptly at 8
o'clock and close at 9 o'clock. There
will , be stereopticon : Illustrations, at
each evening service during the
series. " .
Postmaster Myers to Speak.
Postmaster Frank S. Myers will ad
dress the Curren Events clubi of the
Westminster Presbyterian church at
noon tomorrow on the subject, "In
teresting Facts Regarding the Postal
Service." Rufus C Ho I man will speak
to the class on Sunday, June 27, on
"Problems In County Government."
e -.
Waverly Society Xs Xmtertatned.
Mrs. Charles DeWltt, Mrs. Emma
Johnson, Mrs. G. W. Cntts and Mrs.
A. C. Moses entertained the Worn ens'
Missionary society of the Waverly
Heights Congregational church at 1
o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the
church. Thirty women were present.
Sewing was done for the Waverly
Baby Home during the afternoon.
Junior Endeavorers Have Picnic.
Junior Endeavorers of the Sunny
side Congregational church held their
annual picnic at Mt. Tabor Park
Wednesday afternoon. A delicious
lunch was served at 6:15. Forty-five
of the 70 members were present. Miss
Faye Stelnmeta is superintendent of
the organization.
Anabel Church Musical Program.
The following musical program has
been arranged at the Anabel Presby
McLean; duet, "Jesus Lover of My
Soul" (Parker); vocal solo. Miss Jean
mass, sermon, 10:3O. Sermon and benedie
tWn, p. m.
8 and 9:30. Mass, sermon and benedictioa.
10:80.
St. Patrick's Rev. E. P. Murphy. Low mass,
8. High mass and sermon, 10:30. Vespers
and benediction, 3:30.
Sacred Heart Milwaukie Be. George Ro
ble. O. 8. B. Low aiass, 8. High mass and
sermon, 10:30. Vespers and benediction, 7:30.
Ascension Montavilla Msss at 8. High
mas witn sermon, twiw. sunoay scnooi at .
Benediction JH.
Holy Rosary Very Be. H. H. Kelly. Low
msss, 6, 7, 8 and 9. High mass and sermon.
11. Vespers and benediction, 7 :30.
' St. Andrew's Rev.- Thomas Klarnan. Low
mats. 8. High msss and sermon, 10. - Vespers,
instruction and benediction. 7 :30.
St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral Most Be. A.
Christie, D. D. Low mass, 6. 8, and 9. High
mass and sermon, 11. Vespers, instruction and
benediction, 7:45.
St. Stanislaus' (Polish) Rev. FL Matns
seweki. Low mass, 8:3u. High mass and ser
mon. 10:3O.
St- Jobn the Baottat Milwaukie Father
J. M. O'Neill. Masses. 8 and 10:30 a. m.
8. 8., 9--B. m. Serice, 7:31)1. m.
St. Charles Alberta between Glenn ave. and
E. 33d st. Low mass, 8 a. m. High oiu,
10:50 a. m. Boaary and benediction. 7:30
p m. . - ,
St. Peter's Gilbert and Mohr streets. Lents
father P. J. Beutgeu; mass, Sundays, 8 and
10 JO a. to.
Evangelical Assoeiatioa. .
Carsan Heights J. Btocker, pastor, 110
and 7. S. 8.. 10:3U
First Ena-lMi East 6tb aad Market ata
Bev. E. D. Hornachoca, . pastor. Services 11 and
8; 8. S., 10. X. P. A., 7.
First German Evangelical loth and Clay
sts. G. F. Leining, vastor. S. 8. 0:30. Preach
Ing, 10:45 and 8. Y. P. A., 7.
Reformed Irrstbytenaa.
First eburcb Minnesota and Atnswortir '
Bev. F. XI.. Fraser. Services, 11 and 7:30.
8 ia
Christian Bclenoa.
First Church of Christ. Scientist Everett
between 18th snd 10th sts. Services 11 sud 8
8 S.. 9:45 and 11. "Is the Universe, Includ
ing Mao, Evolved by Atomic Force 7"
Second East 6th and Uolladay Services,
11 and '8. S. 8.. 9:4 and 11. Leason aermon.
"Ia the Universe, Includutug Man, Evolved
by Atomic Force r.
Thiro East 12th and Salmon st. Services.
11 and 8: tt. S., 11 and 12:13. Lesson sermon.
"Ia the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by
Atomic Force V'
Fourth Vancouver are. and Emerson St.
Services 11. 8, 8., fc-45 and 11. Lesson, ser
mon, "Is the Universe. Including ' Man,
Evolved by Atomic Forxe V" .
Fifth Myrtle Psrk ball Services. 11 s. m.
8 S., 6:30. Lesson sermon, "Is tbe Universe,
Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force ?"
Oak 6 roe Methodist EpisecesJ.
' First M. E. cborch t besley E. Curtis, pas
tor. 11 aad 8. 8. 8.. 10. E. L., 7. Oswega.
preaching at 7:15; 8. 8. IO a, m.
- - ." M. E. Church South. -
Union are. and Multnomah W. 2. Fenton,
pastor. 8. S-, 10. Services 11 and 8 Rev.1 P.
A. Moses, Corvallis, win preach in the mora,
lug. . . - ,
Free Methodist.
" First ehorrh Cor. East 9th and Mill sts.
Bv. E. U. Horrington, pastor. 11 and 7:30.
Central church 56th and East Flanders
Be. L B. Blackman Services 11 and . 8.
8. 8. IO a. m- Y. P. M. 7. .
- Ssvsnth Jay Adventists.
'Note Regular services of this de Domination
arc- beid u eaturtisy.
Central. E. 11th and Everett Elder Mlltoa
H. tst. Johns, pastor. 11 a. tn. 8. 8.. ia
X. P. S.. Friday evening. 7:30. . -.
Montavilla. East 80th and Everett X. F.
Beatty. eldi-r. babbath scaool, 7. 10 a. m.
i'reachtng. II.' .......
Lents Marion, ave. and - Blumauer D. J.
ANNIVERSARY
l Very Rev
A. Christie.
-i
McLean; duet "Jesus Liver of My
Soul" (Leason), Mesdames Tripp and
Beaumont; quartet, "I Heard . the
voice of Jesus Say" (Hewitt); solo.
Miss Stella Strong; duet, "Come Jesus
Redeemer" (Hammond), Mrs. Tripp and
Mr. Towne; solo; Miss Eva - Gentry,
of O. A. C. Music Conservatory; solo.
Miss Grace Johnston; quartet, "Thou
crownest the Tear" (Maker).
- Vp.;M-: . T "
Children's Uav Xs Observed.
, Children's day kt the First Univer
salis! i, church last Sunday . was oh
served iwith a peace pageant. Each
class and, department represented a
different nation, j-wearlfn? costumes
ana presenting tabieux .while the or
ganlst played national airs " of the
country. A large class of children
was christened by Dr. Corby, and Bl
bles were presented to five who had
memorized - Scripture passages.
' Tl i- . -' J-1 -' - :.':-''
Pilgrim Congregational 8. 8. Outing.
The' annual picnic of. the Pllsrim
Congregational Sunday school is be
ing, held . at Peninsula Park all day
today., . a . program or .games and
athletie "events la being1 carried out.
The . picnickers - jassembled at the
church,: Missouri avenue ' and Shaver
street, at a. m;
The Psychology of Breams.
At the New Thought "Temple to
morrow, Rev. Persy Joseph Green will
discuss the psychology of dreams and
the extension of consciousness beyond
the earth and astral planes of life
In his sermon bn "Lessons From a
Wonderful -Dream" tomorrow night.
Bev. O. H. Xavis to Oeneral Meet.
' At the meeting' of the Northwest
District Assembly" of the Nazarene
church,! Rev. C. Howard Davis', pastor
of the First church Of . this city, was
elected; delegate to the general as-
semblyj convening .. . In Kansas City
September . 30. . I ' . ,,
-" i i ; v-' - '
Washington K. S. Baocalanreats.
The June graduating class of Wash
ington high school will hold Its an
nual baccalaureate services at the
First ' pongregational church tomor
row, morning at: 111 o'clock. " There
are nearly 100 students In the class.
' -j '.'I -
Address on Women Problems.
Mrs. I Lola G. Baldwin, superintend
ent of the women's protective division
or the! department of public safety,
will give an address discussing phases
ChltwoodV elder. Sabbath school, 10. Preach
ing, 11, . Sunday, 7:30i - .
Albiaa' (Uerman) Skldmore and Manor
Henry Block, eider. ; G. K. Kuseb, local elder.
Sabbath scbool, 10. Preaching, 11.30 aad -Preaching
Sunday evening at 8.
Mount Tabor East OOth and Belmont Re.
O J. Co turnings, pastor. , Services : Sabbath
scbool 10L Preaching IL ';
St. Johns Central ave, and Charleston st
Elder E. D. Hurlburt. 8abl a th school, IO.
Preaching 11. Missionary society 3 p. m.
Bcandinavlan-church,! 62d and 39th tra4 8.
E Elder O. E. Sandses, pastor. 8. 10.
Preaching, 4L... Sunday service, 7du.
L. ' Evangsliool Synod.
"German Evangelical Friends cbnreb Taeoma
ave and East 15ih Rev, Ellas Uergert, pas
tor. 10:45 and 7:30. 8. 8., i:.'J0. C. K., 6:30.
St. Paul ; Evangelical church (47 Falling
st. Ber.; J. Hersert. pastor, 11 aad 7:30.
X. V. 8. .08:3 i
I - Uaiversalist.
Churehl of tlse Good iTldlngs Broadway and
East 24th Be. J. D. Corbr. S. &.. 12 noon.
10:45. "The New KeliglCn for the New Age."
Alameda East 2-'tn aud Prescott Be. J.
D. Corby, pastor. S. 8, 3 p. tn. Preaching
by. pastor, 330. -j . - - , - -r ,
. '"':'-''1'l"".M' ; Jewish. . '
Congregation Beth I Israel l!b and Mala
sts Kelorm ritual Friday night at M. Satur
day morn lug at 10:30. It ligious school at
9U0 ttundsy nrarnlng.) Bbbi Jonah B. Wise
conducts aii services cad Bihia clssses.
! "', Chris tad elphlans.
West Portland 21 iiwat Waahlngtea. l J0
a. ' m. ' j
lit. labor E. 'OOth aad BeUneat, 11 aad
T-ao j . '
; 1 'Befarmad. - "
-First German liitbiand Clay sts. G. Bur
ner, nasaor. Preaching! 10:45 and 8. 8. 8., 9:30.
Y. P. S-, T ' 1
"second- Columbia blvd. and 33d St. A. E.
Wyss. 11 and 8. 8. 8.. 9:30. x. P. 8.. 7.
Third Fifth ave., Lents Be. U. Scheld
kxecnt, -pastor,. 11. S. &., 10.
'-:. Services far the Deaf.
' United Presbyterian Bev. 8. Earl Dubois,
10u0 and . G. E.. 1.
Christian aad Miaeionsry Allianoe.
'Gospel Tabernacle IJast 9th and Clay John
E. ee, pastor. 8. 8-i 10. Preacnlng. 11.
'' i-'Haw Char oh Sodaty.
Swedes borgi an K. of P. ball. 11th and Al
der Bev. Samuel Worcester. Services 11 a. m.
v ' - -: .' Vaitaxiaa.' - ' ' " -Cbnrcb
of Onr Fatner Broadway- and Yam
bill Iter. T. L. Eliot, D. D.. sainlstar emor
itis; Ke. W. G. Eliot, Jr.. miniater. il and
7:45. S. 8., 9:30. Adult class 13 m. Y. P. ..
C:30. Morning, address t7 Prof. Wm. Isaac
Hull, S war thuiore colfcege. No evening services.
"- i-'.i--'. ! " - - ,: ,.
'Christian 6pixitnaL
Christian Spiritualist Altsky building. 283
Morrison: st.j 8. Lecture and circles. Lecture
8 p. m. "Nature's Religion or Naturalism of
Spiritualism," by Will . C. Hodge- of San
Diego. t '.. - .-j y- ; V'';-:y
- - ' : - BBirituaL; - "
First Manchester 4 building. 86A Fifth
st. 3 p. m. Lecture and messages. Etta 8.
Bledsoe and Mrs. Altbea Wiesendanger.. Eva
ning lecture by A. Sdott Bledsoe.
Cbarch of the Soui 2oVi Ki St. Re. J.
H. Loeas pastor. Conference, 3 p. m. Lectures
by 'Re, li as-Huffman. .8 p. m. -
i V 1. ZAttar Day Baifita. . s
Cbarch of Jesus Christ of Letter Dsy Habit a
(Mormon) East 19 tb and Harrison 8. 8., 10.
Preaching. 11:45 and: 7. -. ' '
Montavilla toot Mormon) 8. 8, 9:45. Ser.
flees, U and 7:30. i.
. Associated Bible Studanto O. B. 8. A
W. O. W, Hail. Kast bth and Alder sts
1 :4 p. . m. Bereaa 1 Bible lesson, S p. -ic.
PORTLAND ENDEAVOR
RIVER EXCURSION TO
TAKE PLACE JUNE 28
Two Steamers Chartered Al
ready and Expectation Is
Third Will Be Necessary,
5
Portland ham nver nnn Ph.i.ti.n rr
deavor members. They are to be f ourxl
in oi aiiierent societies, representing
eight denominations. Once each year
mis nosi or young people come to
gether for their annual excursion, tt
is an occasion long looked forward to.
for it is the only time during the year
when an entertainment 4a ntnon
all the Endeavor members at the same
time.
The river excursion thla vnr tnirou
place Monday, June 28. Two boats, tho
Georrl&Bl tni) th TTnrllno Vinv.
chartered for the trip, arid the Iono
will probably bo called into servlco
also. The boats will leave the dock
at tne root or Washington street at
7:45 in the evening. There will be
music on eacn Doat, as well as other
games and special stunts now being
planned by the committee In charge,
Enthusiasm over the affair has
proven most encouraging to those in '
charge of it. The tickets went on sale
the night of July 7, when the Portland
C. E. union held its annual meeting.
in less man five minutes over 600 of
the tickets were sold. The combined
capacity of the three boats is but 70(1.
. The excursion is held under the aus
pices of the Portland Christian En-
aeavpr union ana tne proceeds go to
wards the final raising of the $400
budget for the pushing of the work in
Portland and Oregon. The Endeavor
union has extended speciat Invitations
to members of the Epworth league so
cieties of the MMfinillif -hnrrh.. . ,
the Baptist Young People's union.
Willard F. Rouse Is chairman of the
arrangements committee.
of her work at the Epworth Methodist
Episcopal church. Twenty-sixth and
Savier Streets tomorrow evening.
Missionary Secretary to Speak.
Rev. Robert IL Glover, M. D.. for-,
elgn secretary of .the Christian anl
missionary alliance, who has Just
completed an extended tour In south,
central andi northwest China, on the
Tibetan border, French India, China,
the Philippines and Japan, will giv
two addresses, tomorrow at 11 a. rru
and 2:30 p.; m. In the Gosper Taber
nacle, corner of East Ninth and Clay
streets. - -
Heceptlon to Se Given. '
As a finale to the year's work, the
Women's association of the First Pres
byterian church will unite withThe
Toung Women's club in giving a re
ception tea at the home of th presi
dent, Mrs. E. C. Michener, 702 Brazee
street.' Mrs. A. G. Klosterman is tn
charge of arrangements. This affair
takes the place of the regular all day
meeting. . .Rooms of the home will bo
decorated and a program of musical
numbers will be given during the after
noon. - - '
' ' i '. e
A. Kittner of this r-ttv n.m
I stereoptloon lecture on the foreign
uimoiuiiarjr woril! tne First M. K.
Church South, Union avenue and Mult
nomah Streets, tomorrow evening. Mr
Bittner took the pictures himself
while traveling through the orient.
- Will c: Hodge of San Diego, will
preach at the Christian Spiritualist
church. Allsky building, tomorrow eve
ning on "The Naturalism of Spiritual
ism.' ' '"''' "
The Y. M. C. A. Gospel team will
have charge of the evening services at
Central Methodist church, Vancouver
avenue and Fargo street tomorrow.
SUBURBS
discourse by Wm. A. Baker. "M,rns ,f the Son'
ot Man." Evening discourss by Wro.- A. Baker.
' Advsat Christ tan -2to Berantb Day) -Adent
Christlsn C. F. L. Mmlth. par.
11 and 7:80. 8. 8.. 10. Loyal Workers. fl.3a
Prayer meeting 7:45 Thursday.
Salvation Arm.
Corps No, 4 207 Salmon st Staff Captsia
and Mrs. Gale In cbarge, 3:13 and 8. lioll.
ness1 meeting, 11. 8. 8. 1:80.
Corps Nu. 1243 st. Adl. and Mrs.
?il!U'e JS 'i1"" " ,:15 n, 8. 8..
1:30. x. P. 8.. 6.
Swedish Corps 43Q Bnrnslde 11, 4O0 and 8.
8candlnsvian 24 tMb st 8 p. so. Re.
John Ovaei. ' .
Sew Thought.
TamrilA at Truth Fllora hnil.llr. r--w T.
seph Green, teacher. Evening, lectnrs, "Les-
iwa wvnueriui ireiifl.
'' BationaHxta,
Perfland RatlonaLUt Aaa'n. PuUia library
ball, 8 p. m.
NazsreMs.
first Pentecostal Ckurch of tbe Kssareoe
E. 7th and Davis. Re. C Howard Davis,
pastor 8. 8 9:45. Y. P. 8 6:15 41. ta.
X Iscellaneou.
Portland Babai Asseoitly 102 EUers bMg.
Bcrvlrea, 8 p. m.
Divine Truth Center Selllng-IIlrsch bldg,
Be. J. M. Mlnard. pastor, II.
Christian Yogs 318-20 Abington bid-. Rw.
Coro Hsmmoud, Instructor. Evening rvka,
8., "Tbe Father Within."
Church of the Brethren (Dunksrds) Be.
George A. Carl, 11 end 7:30. 8. 8M 10. C.
W 6:30, ; -
Tbs Church of Ood S61 Failing at. Pas
tor. Rev. D. V. Ilarooi. German aervlcea, 10:4,1
a. m. K. 8..-.30. EngiUih sarvices, Z:M
and 7:30. 8. 8., 1:80, V. p. hi.. 6:30.
Cborch of Christ Lents frescoing, 11 sad
7:80. Bible cUmk. 10.
Y. W. C. A. Broadway and Taylor Vesper
service, 4:30 p. m. Mr. J. E. Fee, misatoB
ary, will spesk.
Pisgah Mission Lents Fun gospel Sunday,
0:3o and 2:30. Tueala and Friday at 7:30.
Lent eburcb Jobn Kliey. 11 and 7:45. S.
S.. 10. C. ., 6:43.
Tbs Irvlngton Center of Truth 715 Thomp
son at., cor. East 21st Service. 11. Mrs.
Florence ' Crswford.
Commons Mllon 22 N. Front st. Myra -Smith
and Miss Esther Ellis, Supts., tt.
Scandinavian Evangelical MUMuu Cljorcb
"737 Alberta Services, and 7:45. 8. 8.. lk
Y, P. M. Sunday. 6:30. Prayer meeting Thurs
day. 8. M. Olsen. pastor.
Tbeosopblcsl Society 726 Morgan ' bldg.
9 p. to. Sertnoo, by Dr, Geo. W. CarfT. "Wire
less Telegraphy and , Communion With the
resd."
Y. M. C A. Six A and T1or . R. e.
Randall, religUras work director Meeting f r
.en at :15. 1
Visit
OUR CHURCH AND SUNDAY
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CARDS, CERTIFICATES. Etc
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