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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1916.
BRETHREN
ALBERTA TO BE HOST
Church Has Been Preparing
to Entertain Delegates; De
sire Pastor's Return,.
liev. llr. ('. C. Ilell.
The Allmrta I'nite.Z Brethren rliurvh
Will become the eenter this coming
week for till members uf that coni
inunlori In Oreu-011 nnl western Wash
InKtoii, when thrlr annual conference
I'onveiifn. Hesldex ministers and lay
men of this district a party from
layton. Ohio, will l"e in attendance.
This party includes l'r. and Mrs.
Hough. Dr. C. C. Whitney of the Home
mission hoard, and I)r. A. S. Sldilall
of the Church Krection society. Bishop
William .Melvln Hell of Los Angelea
will preside over the business tsessions,
as well an deliver his inspirational ad
dresses on severul occasions.
The Alberta church has voted to re
quest the annual coniereme to return
Dr. C. C. Bell as pastor or the Alberta
Church for the coming year. This
church Is one of the four of this de
nomination in this city, and has made
sturdy growth in its seven years' ex
istence. Dr. Bell has been pastor over
two years.
The church Is located at East
Twenty-seventh and Sumner streets,
on the .'-.ber'a car. and the pastor and
people of the church have been busy
for many weeks preparing and plan
ning for the entertainment of the dele
gates and friends of the church that
will avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of these conventions, which be
gin May 3) and conclude with' tyanday
June 6.
The first day will be given to the
Young People's Union, the second day
to the Woman's Missionary associa
tion, and the remainder of the time to
the annual conference proper.
Dr, Myron Haynes to
Preach Tomorrow
Dr. Myron W. Haynes, who has held
two long pastorates in Chicago and
who is now representing MeMlnnville
college, will preach in the White Tem
ple both morning and evening. In the
morning his theme will be "The Value
of Religious Kducation Work," and the
Temple quartet will render the anthem
"F.ven Me" by Maker, and Miss Emma
Klippel will sing for the offertory,
"Fear Yo Not, O Israel" by Dudley
Buck.
In the evening the quartet will ren
der the anthem. "Save Me, O God" by
Hopkins, and for an offertory, "Teach
Me to Pray" by Morse.
Prominent Woman to Speak.
At St. Mark's, Twenty-first and Mar
shall streets. Rev. J. E. H. SMmpson,
rector, on Sunday evening after the
$ o'clock service there will be an In
formal meeting in the pastor's home to
listen to Mrs. A. De Witt Weston,
president of the Girls' Friendly bocI
oty of the Dnitled States. Th object
is to stir up an interest In the parish
on behalf of the work of tha society.
TO STATE CONVENTION
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AMONG CHURCHES AND CHURCH MEMBERS
' Tor Oood of Orphans In Ports
mouth Dutheran church the annual
confirmation service will be conducted
Sunday forenoon, May 2S. Sermon and
catechism will be in the (Norse) lan
guage. The offering Is given for the
cause of orphans' homes. The evening
nermon In English describes "Simon
Peter, the Missionary and Writer."
Guild to Playlet. The young
ladles of the Guild of St. James'
.Lutheran church will give an Interest
ing playlet, "The Spinster's Conven
tion." on Friday evening, June 2, In
the Sunday school room of the church.
West Park and Jefferson streets.
Will Speak at Central. President
Wallace If. Dee, Albany college sup
ply, will occupy the puiplt of Central
church tomorrow, speaking at 10:30
on the subject "Sowing in Tares, Reap
ing" In Joy" a Memorial Day dis
course. At 7:45 Dr. Dee's topic will
be "God's Hope in Calling You." Sun
day school at noon, Y. P. S. C. E., :45.
Following Is the musical program:
Morning Prelude, 'Ave Maria."
inh Century. (Arcadelt) anthem
"Brave Heart, !leep On." (Parks); viol
lln, "Degende." by request (Weinlow
ski); Miss Roxana Wommelsdorf; post
lude, national airs.
Evening Prelude. "Militalre,
Rockwell); anthem. "Hark. Hark. Mv
Soul." Harper; gospel solo. "Saved by
Grace." (Sleffu). E. Maldwyn Evans;
postlude. "Processional .March." (Hack
ett). The chorus choir is tinder the direc
tion of E, Maldwyn Evans.
Chorus Work to Close. Wednesday,
May 28, 8 p. m.. there will be a social
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DR. BOYD TO PREACH ON SHAKESPEARE
. Dr. John H. Boyd at the evening
service Sunday, May 28, 7:45 p. m., will
introduce a series of sermons on "The
Religious Thought of ' Shalcespeare."
These sermons will be of added Inter
est at this time, following the Shake
spearean tercentenary. , The sermons
; will be preached as follows:' Sunday,
May IS. 7:45 p.; m., "Shakespeare and
tha Bible.':
Famous Cantata to
Be Given Tomorrow
"The Holy City," Gaul's famous can
tata. Is to he given tomorrow evening
at the First Methodist Episcopal
church by the full vested chorus of 50
voices, assisted by the quartet, under
the direction of Hartrtdge O. Whlpp.
The entire evening service will be giv
en over to the rendition and there will
be no sermon. After weeks of, careful
preparation, a finished production is
promised and lovers of good music are
assured of a rare treat.
In the morning Rev. Walter Iee Air.
heart, the assistant pastor, will deliver
the sermon.- His topic will be "Kaith
In God" and will be a companion to his
discourse of last Hunday. At that time
he dealt with the Intellectual approach
ta God and this time his theme will be I
the approach of the soul to God. Spe- j
clal music by both quartet and chorus
will add to the service.
Dr. Krank I.. Iceland will return
to the city alout June 1 from his east- I
ern trip. He is due to reach Topeka, ',
where he will be the guest of his sron.
Dr. Forrest Doveland. Sunday night or ;
early Monday morning. He will be in
his pulpit again on Sunday, June 5.
Interesting Program
Planned Tomorrow!
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An unusual and Interesting program j
Is to be given Sunday evening at the !
WestmorelHnd M. K. church by five
yxmng men from the Central M. K. j
church of this city. They represent j
their Sociiil Service Study club which,
for several months, hns been studying 1
the social problems in all countries,!
and have arranged a program dealing1
with the evil influences of western
rlvlllzation upon western civilization.
The team will be led by J. A. C. Oakes. j
BAPTIST UNION
The Young People's council, which
represents 27 states in the field of the
Northern Baptist convention district,
unanimously voted at the convention
last week to form an organization for
the purpose of uniting all the youns
people of the Rnptist entireties of the
north and linking them more effective
ly to the denomination and Its activi
ties. Many Kaptist churches have Chris
tian Kndeavor and Epworth league so
cieties and the sense of the convention i
was that the Baptist young people
could not be properly interested in the
church when they were connected with
other churches in this manner.
However, in attempting the change
the convention did not want the im-l
pression to go out that they were going j
to interfere with the work already es- '
tahlished. Changes will only be made;
where it is satisfactory to those con
cerned. I
The commission on young people's I
work of the convention was appointed '
executive committee of the Young Peo
ple's council and they will try to ar
range for the changes at once. In the
future this committee will be elected
by a nominating committee consisting .
of one representative from each state. ;
THe tent meetings in which some of j
the young people were participating!
at Creston station are now being held
at Island station on the Oregon City
line.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
The C. E. societies of the four
T'nited Brethren churches will hold a
rally in the second United Brethren
church on Monday evening. The rally
will be a get-together social as a fore
runner to the church convention. Miss
Cbapin is in charge of the social hour.
On Monday evening the city union
closed this year's mission study class
en with a stereopticon lecture "Scenes
in Many Lands," by Hubert A. Goode.
The lecture was given in the Fir;-t
Presbyterian church. The classes last
ed six weeks and were conducted at
five points in the city with an average
attendance of To. Miss Estella Ford
was in charge of the course and it is
tNpected that another course will be
started next fall.
Last Sunday Miss Ethel llogue was
elected president of the Marlon County
C. E. union. The convention was held
nt Silverton. Forty-five delegates
were present, representing ten socie
ties. A budget of $125 was adopted
for the coming year, JSO of which was
raised at the convention. This makes
the eighth county organization in
Oregon.
The Sunnyside Congregational
church will hold its annual picnio at
Gladstone Park on Tueday. Lloyd
Oilman Is in charge and has arranged
lor a field meet and baseball game. A
pot-lot dinner will be served. The
young people of the First United Pres
byterian, Mt. Tabor Presbyterian and
Sunnyside Friends churches have been
Invited. Special cars will leave Water
and Hawthorne at 9 o'clock.
evening, closing the work of the com
bined choruses of the First Presby
terian church for the year. A good
program Is being prepared from the
membership. The Woman's associa
tion of the church will again this year
open the church parlors for the use of
the publ c during the Rose Festival,
t offee will be served free and light re
freshments will be sold.
Will Attend CMrl.' Conference. The
f CZntV.tnc at Eune will be at
tended by Miss Annie Townsend. Pearl
"ooten and Grace Linklater as dele
gates from the White Temple Bible
school, and Mrs. A. W. DeLong. acting
pastor, will conduct the closing'servlee
of the conference, taking for her theme
"Relative Values."
Sunday evening the C. E. society of
the Millard Avenue Presbyterian
church will have a special foreign mis
sions service conducted by the mission
ary committee of the society. The serv
ice will consume the time of th rr.
ular evening church service as well as I
the C. E. hour. Special music has been I
secured. Mrs. Noyes of the Presbyter
ian Chinese mission will speak and will '
have with her a number of the Chinese
children from the mission hn m 1
sing. Some years ago while traveling
in Japan. Rev. John H. Boyd, was pre
sented, by a Japanese admirer, with a
set of beautifully colored stereopticon
slides picturing the scenery. Industries
and customs of Nippon. These slides
have been secured for this service. A
most cordial welcome Is extended to
all.
June 4, 7:45 p. m. "The Problem of
Life, as Interpreted Through Hamlet."
June 11, 7:45 p. m. "The Ethical
Significance of Shakespeare."
Dr. Boyd has prepared these sermons
especially for the evening congrega
tions and It is expected they.-will prove
to be more than popular; so many
vonnsr neonla nr at thla tlnu iuni
interested In the study of Shakespeare.
MEMORIAL DAY WILL
BE OBSERVED IN MANY
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Veterans of Different G, A, R.
Posts and Women's Relief
Corps to Attend Services.
Memorial day, which will be next
Tuesday, will be observed In many of
the churches of the city tomorrow
either by services set apart to the vet
erans or by sermons on subject con
nected with Memorial Day. in some
of the churches both morning and eve
ning will be devoted to that day.
All the G. A. R. posts of the city will
attend divine services in one or an
other of the churches. Tomorrow eve
ning at 7:45 o'clock George Wright
post. Lincoln Garfield post and th
Sumner post will attend the services
at the First 'o" gregat ional church ;n
a body. Dr. 1. nt her R. Dyott. pastor
of the church, will deliver the memo
rial address while the Mnartet rell.
der music appropriate to the mcchkIor.
At the morning service with his t hemo
"The Ideal anil the Practical." Dr.
Dyott will show that the ideal under
the control of reason should be brought
into its true relation to the practical
and that the two should be considered
separate and distinct.
William McKinley post and V. R.
v ill hold memorial services at Hope
Presbyterian church, corner Flighty
seventh and Kverett streets, tomorrow
morning at 11 o'clock. A full at
tendance s expected.
The Kast Side Christiian church will
observe Memorial Dav at both morn
ing and evening services. A special
surprise number, "The Lost Word."
will he in the evening program. The
pastor Invites all patriots to hear the
address on "Our Country" at 8 p. m.
A. Memorial Day service wil be
held at the Sunnyside Congregational
church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Srtnner. Post. No. 1'.', G. A. K., and the
Dadies' relief corps will attend in a
body. A program has been arranged
with special music by the G. A. R.
0'iartet as well as the local church
choir. A, K. Yoder will sing "The New
Gospel -of Peace." The addresses bv
the pastor, Hr. J. J. Staub, will be on
"The Distinguishing Marks of the True
Soldier." The public is cordially' in
vited. Dr. Ii,ther R. Dyott. pastor of the
First Congregational church, will de
liver the Memorial address at the Port
land Crematorium on Decoration Day.
Union Memorial Day services will
be held at the 1'niversity Park M. K.
church tomorrow evening at T:I5. to
which the public is invited. The fol-
CHURCHES
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
Fifth Sunday After Easter
Scnday School Lesson Tomorrow.
T5i Council at Jerusalem Acta 15: 1-35.
Golden Text. For freedom did Christ set
us free. Cal. o: 1.
Home Readings M. Council at Jerusalem.
Acts 15: 1 11. T. Derision of the council, Aets
lft: 12-21. W. Decrees of the council. Acts
l."i: 22-35. Th. Freedom from bondace, ial.
5: 1-fl. V. Source of uniieanness, Mark 7: 1
8. S. Owpel of faiih. Gal. 3: 19. S. UiKDt
eov.sness by faith, Rom. H: 21 31.
Young People's Topics.
Christian Kndeavor "How Mlssiooa Are
PlesHlng the World." Eiek. 4T: 1 12.
Junior l lirkitlan Kndeavor "Life in Burma
and Silica Mre." Ism. 4.V 22, 23.
Kpworth league -- "The Ministry of Oood
C't-fer " Prov. 17: '-"J.
B. Y. r. C. Dis.ovtring Needs," Acts 16:
6-10.
Baptist.
First White Temjile 10th nd Alder Mri.
A. W. I)elxu(r. acting pastor. Pr. Mrron V.
Hi-jnes, 11, "The Vain.- of Helipious Educa
tion Work."
Swedl'h-Flnnlsh Mission. White Temple, B.
EaM Side E. 2oth aid Ankrnv t.J Rtr.
W. . Shank. ' pastor. 11. "The M'ssion of
the Church," 0:lu.
Highland. E. 0th and Alberta Re. Chaa. F.
Mleir. 11. "What Do You Bxpect?" 9:45, S.
b.: 7:00, R. Y. I', r.
Arleta- RfT. W. T. Sp-rigfs. 11. "Our Conn
trCs Altar." 7:00 p. m., "Cartload! of In
hl'i'lty." Cniversttv Par Rev. C U Heskett. 11.
7::iO. Preaching by Dr. Myron W. Haynea of
McMinuvllle.
Swedish 15th and Hoyt, 10:45, 7:30.
Grace Montavilla, Rev. M. T. Cash, 11,
7:30.
Kellwood Rev. F. H. Hayes. 11. 7:30.
St. Johns Rev. E. P. Borden, pastor. 7:30.
Calvary E. 8th and Gram Rev. Thomas
Btihenson acting; pastor. 11. 7:30.
Mt Calvary E. Pine and Grand aw. Rev.
A M. Macback. 11. 8.
Third Knott and Vancouver ave. Rev. W.
J. Beaven. 11. 7:30.
8t. Johns (German) Rev. F. Bruermaa, 11,
7 :30.
Chines J. C. Malone. 7.
Lents Rev. J. M. Nelson. 11, 7:80.
Kecond German Morris and Rodney are.
11. 7:30.
Glrncoe E. 45tb and Main Rev. A. B.
Walt. 11, "Associating Children With the
Church."
Mount Ollvrt Rev. W. A. Marrett. 11, s.
Italian Mission Rev. Franceaco Saniulla,
11. 8.
Flrat German 4th and Mill Rev. 3. Kratt,
11. 7:30.
Goodwill Mission 15th and Boise Mlsa A.
M Nelson, superintendent.
North Portland Mission 880 Nicolai t.,
Friday. 8.
Kussellvllle Mission Rev. Albert Lanfh
brhipr. S, 3:45.
Tabernacle E. 42d and Holijate RVs Wal
ter Duff, acting pastor. 11. 7:3a
Catholic
St. Pete Lenta Kev. p. Beatgen. g,
10:30. 7:30.
Pro-Catbedral 15th and Davla Rev. E. V.
O'Hara. . 7:15. 8:30. a:45, 11. 7:45.
gt. Lawrence 3d and Sherman RT. J. C.
Hughes . 8:30. 10:30. 7:30.
St Patricks lath and Savier Rer. B. P.
Muruby. , 10:30, 7:30.
St. Francis E. lltn and Oak Rev. J. H.
Black. 6. 8. 9, 10:30, 7:30.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams ave.
and Stanton Rev. W. A. Daly. 6. 8. , 10:30.
7:30.
Holy Rosary E. 3d and Clsckamas Rev. E.
S. Olson. 6. 7, 8. 9. 11. 7:30.
St. Rose E. 03d and Alameda Ber. J.
O'Karrell. 8. 10, 7:30.
St. Andrews E. th and Alberta Rev. T.
Kiernan. 8. 10:30, 7:30.
The MadelelDe E. 24tb and SI'klyou Rev.
George F. Thompson. 7:30, 9, 10:30.
Ascension E. ismhiH and E. 7Stb Francis
can Fathers. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
Holy Redeemer Portland blvd. and Vancou
ver ave. Rev. F. H. Miller. 8, 8. 10:30, 7:30.
Blessed Sacrament Maryland ave. and Blaa
dena Rev. B. V. Kelly. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
H;ly Cross 774 Bowdoin Kev. C. Raymond.
8, 10:30. 7:30.
St. Ignatius 3220 43d st S. E. Jesuit Fath
ers. o.JO. S, 10:30, 4.
St. Stephens 42d and E. Taylor Ber. War
ren A. Waitt. 6. 8:30, 10:30. 7:30.
St. Phillip Neri E. loin and Hlckey Rev.
W. J. Cartwrlght. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
Sacred Hear. E. 11 tb and Center Rav. Q.
KobL S, 10:30, 7:30.
St. Agatha E. 15th and Miller Ber. J.
Cnmmisky. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
St, Joseph (German) 15th and Couch Rev
B. Durrer. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
St. Stanislaus (Polish) Maryland ave. and
Failing Rev. F. Matbew. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
8t. Michael (Italian) itb and Mill Rev. M.
Balestra. 8, 10:30. 7:80.
St. Clements Smith and Newton Rev. c
Smith. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
St. Clares Capitol Hill Rev. Father An
thony. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
- St. Charles 34th and KtUingsworth Rsv
G. Snideruorn. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
Christian.
First Park and Columbia, 7:90. Rev. F. W.
En.raoa will preach, morning and evening.
Montavilla E. 7ttta ana Hoyt Kev. j. c.
Ghormley. 11. 8.
Gladstone Rev- Roy L, Doun. 11. a,
Woodlawn 7th and Liberty Rev. W. J.
l(lllicer? 11. 7:30.
- east B5 Christian E. 12th and X. Taylor
GODLINESS PROFITABLE TO ALL
"(iodlirewi Is profitable mitn all thing, baring premise nt the life that now 1b and
tlint which in to enine." 1 Tim., 4:8.
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ment, Godliness gives the largest returns of any investment
ever made, for it not only affects "the life that now is, but
that which is to come" as well.
Godliness pays well in the coin of the realm. Business
honesty is as great an asset ais business thrift. The shortest
route to business honesty is through the gate of moral integ
rity. Nor is the least asset of Godliness good health, for God
liness anticipates good cheer, confidence and a perennial happi
ness. As such it makes a positive life.
lowing program has been arranged:
Instrumental selection: Song,
"America." congregatiion ; prayer; so
prano solo. "Tossing Flowers on th
Billows. " by Mrs. K. J. Meyers; scrii,
ture reading: song. "Star Spangled
Banner," congregation; announce
ments; song. "Tenting Tonight," choli ,
violin solo, medley of G. A. R. songs,
b Krank Dawrenee; baritone solo,
"Dreams of Paradise." Kugene Paul
Holen: addres5. Rev. K. J. Meyers; an
1 l-rin. "Now the Day Is Over." choir:
tecitation, 'Tmr Thern Over." (flower
and flag exercise. Miss Alice Brown,
girls and boys; taps, Dr. H. O. Brown;
benediction.
Ben Butler post No. 57 and the
Woman's Relief corps will attend in
a body the First I'nited Presbyterian
church, corner Thirty-seventh street
and Hawthorne avenue at 1 1 a. m. The
pastor. Dr. K. D. Findley. will preach
on the' topic "Our Citizenship."
First Congregational Picnic.
The Young people of the First Con
gregational church and Bible school
and of the Christian Endeavor society,
will observe Decoration day at Cane
mah Park. There will be Memorial day
exercises In the forenoon, a special
feature being in recognition of W. D.
Palmer, a member of the Bible school
orchestra, who served as drummer boy
in 'the civil war. In the afternoon
there will be games for young and old.
under the leadership of Harry T.
Smith, physical director In the Y. M.
C. A., and his committee. Many of
the organizations connected with the
church will join the young people in
making this observance of Decoration
day one of the big events in the church
year. Special cars will leave East
V.'p.ter street and Hawthorne avonue at
;-:?0 a. m. Tickets may be obtained
from teachers and officers of the Bi
ble school.
Kev. A. L. Crim. 11. "Memorlala." 8:00 p.
tu.. "Our Country Wliat's the Matter With
It ?'
Sellwood 13th and Tenlno Rev. J. R. Jobn
kou. 11, 8.
Rodney Avenue, at Knott sL Rev. J. F.
Qtormley.
Kern Park Rev. G. K. Berry. 11. 7:30.
Ft. Johns Rev. Herbert F. Jones. 11. 8.
Vernon Church of Christ E. 10th and W-
I gsnt J. A. Melton. 11. 7:30.
Betuei E. 62d and Thompson Rev; Aurrey
W. Wilson.
Christian Science.
lesson sprmon "Am-lent and Modern Necro
mancy. Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, De
nounced." First churcli Everett, oetween 18th and 19th
sts. 11. 8.
Second East 6th and Holladay. 11. 8.
Third East 32tb and Salmon. 11, 8.
Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson. 11, 9.
Fifth Myrtle Park hall. 11.
Christian Science BOclety Holbrook block. St.
Johns. 11.
Cona-re (rational.
First Park and Madison Rev. Luther R.
n.vott 11. "The ideal and the Practical." 7:45.
Memorial dny exercises.
Flrs German E. 7th nd Stanton Rev. E.
O. Wlllnian.
Atkinson Community church E. 29th and Ev
eiett Thomas S. Anderson, minister. 11.
1'niversity Park Haven St.. ucax Lombard
Itev. F. J. Mever, 11.
Highland E. fith ami Prescott Rev. Geo.
fMv. Iewis. 11, "The Oldest and Best
("hutch in America. " H. To Soldiers of the
lirand Army of thia Grand Republic.
Lindernnrst Rev. D. B. Gray. 11. 7:45.
Pilgrim Missouri ave. and Shaver St. Rev.
W. ( . Kantner. 11. "Our Place in the Remeri
brance of Others." 7 : (5. "The Oood fnld'crs."
vaverly Heights K. 33d and- Woodward
Rev. A. C. Mes. 11.
Sunnyside E. 32d and Taylor Rev. J. J.
Stanb. Sermon at II. "The Distinguishing
Marks of the True Soldier." 7:45, "A Man
With SIt Senses."
Zion tGermani E. 9th and Tremont Rev.
J II. Hopp. lo:30.
Norweglun Danish Evangelical Church Rum
ter and East 2:td st. N. Rev. Martin Olten.
Strvlce at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Episcopal.
Bt. Marks 21st and Manrhall Rev. J. E.
H. Simpson, rector: Rev. J. G. Hatton. as
sistant rector. 7:30, 7:30, 8:30, 10:15, 11.
Trinity 19th and Everett Rev. A. A. Mor
rison. S. 11, 8.
Pro-Cathedral of Bt. Stephen, the Martyr
Very Rev. H M. Ramsey. 7:45. 11, 8. 7:45
St. David's E. 12tb and Belmont Rev.
Thomas Jenkins. 8, 9:30. 11. "The Parent
hood of the Church." 7:30, "The Approach of
the Holy Ghost."
St. Matthew's Corbett and Bancroft Rev
W. A. M. Breci. 11.
St. Johns Mllwaukle Bev. John D. Rica
3. 4.
St. Andrews Hereford St.. Portsmouth
Archdeacon. Chambers in charge. 11.
Grace Memorial Weidler and E. 17th N
Rev. Oswald W. Taylor. 8. 11.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham
Rev. John Dawson. 11, :30.
St.' Michael's and All Angels' E. 43d and
Broadway Rev. T. F. Bowen. 11, 7:30.
Church of Our Saviour OOtU ave. and 41st
it. S. B. Archdeacon Chambers in charge 11
St. John's Sellwood Rev. John D. Rice. 11
St. Paul's VVoodmere Rev. Oswald W.
Taylor. 4.
Bishop Morris Memorial chapel. Good Sa
maritan hoapltal Rev. Frederick K. Howard
7, T:15.
All Saints' cbnrcb 25tb and Savier Rev
Frederick h. Howatd. 11. 6:30.
Evangelical Aasoclatlaa.
Carson Heigh la G. P. Llenlng-Jr. 11-80 7
First English E. 6tb and Market Rsv ' e'
V. Hornscbuch. 11, 8.
First German Evangelical 10th and Clay
Rev. (j. 1'. Liening. 10:45. 8.
Evangelical Synod. ,
German Evangelical Friends' church Ta-
coma avs. and E. 15th. Rev. Ellas M. Her
gtrt. 10:45. 7:30.
St, Paul Evangelical church 447 Falllns
Kev. J. Hergert. 11. 7:30.
Frew Methodist.
Central 65th and E. Flanders Rev L ft
Elackman. 11. 7:45.
First B, BUi and Mill Bev. I. Harrington,
pasior.
Friends' Churcu,
8onnyslde E. 35th and Main Ber. Homar
Coi. 11. 7:80.
Lenta South Mala st Bev. Joha Rller
11. 7:30. 7"
West Piedmont Rev. Mrs. Ethel U i
nold. 11, 7:30. '
Jewish.
Congregation Beth Israel 12th lad Main
Rabbi Jonah B. WUe. Friday, p. m. a to
day. 10:30 a. m.
Latter Day balats.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
(Morsaon) K. 25th and Madison. 11:45, 7
Montavilla (not Mormon) 11. 7:30.
lAtheran,
tmmanucl 19th and Irving Kev. J. Richard
Olson. 11. 8.
Trinity German (Missouri Synod) Williams
avs. and Graham Bev. J. A. Rimbach. 10-15
7:30. '
West Bide Norwegian Lutheran 43 N 14
Bev Wilaelm Petterson, 11, 8.
Bethany iaih Lnioj ave. N. and Mor
ris Kev. M. O. Jenseti-Eugholm. n, g.
Our Ssstor'B E. loth and K. Grant ats.
Rev. George Henrtkaen . EnsilsU service, lo.is.
Norwegian, service. 11:15. "
- lmmanoel Germaa Sellwood Rev. h. C
Cheung. 10:80. . ; V "
- Grace Eogltoa (Missouri Synod) Alhina sv.
The genius of Christianity is service
"Even the son of man is come not to be min
istered unto, but to minister." He who lives
not for others, lives not well. Godliness is
Godliness. Those who pay the price of devo
tion and consecration, those who have
"searched the Scriptures'' and found therein
the way of life; who have been able to gic
a reason for the faith which they profess, are
they who by their faith and conduct give the
richest evidence of discipleship. As an invest
Preacher to Discuss
Laws of Suggestion
Sunday evening Rev. Mr. T.eas at St.
James' Dutheran church. West Park
and Jefferson streets, will speak on
the subject, "The Laws of Suggestion
as Applied by St. Paul." .Mr. I,ens has
made a study of this subject and will
have some interesting things to say.
He also believes that the laws of men
tal suggestion have a great influtme
in healing disease.
Men's Bible ("lass Host to Members
Members of the Montavilla M. K.
church tind their friends were enter
tained on Tuesday night by the newly
organized Men's Progressive Bible
class. The feature of the entertain
ment was a mock trial which resulted
in O. P. West being sentenced to "beat
it" home to his wife and family after
confessing to having taken 15 chick
ens from the premises of L. J. Toles.
Dr. Schlegel presided as judge. The
jury consisted ofladies of the church.
The entertainment proved a huge suc
cess and it is planned to repeat these
social affairs in the future.
New Church Formed.
St. Johns Baptist church at 63?. Sec
ond street south, Portland, was organ
ized on April 9. 1916, by Rev. A. M.
Macback and Rev. T. V. Smith, mis
sionaries of the Silo district, Mission
ary Baptist association. Services are
held at 11 a. m. and ?. p. m. on every
Sunday.- Weekly services ate held on
every Thursday at 7:45 p. rn.
OF CHURCH
and Mason Rev. C. Luecke. 10:30. 7:30.
St- 1'aul'a German E. 121h and Clinton
Rev. A. S. hrause German service, 1030
English, 8.
German Evangelical I.utberlon Zlon (Missouri
Synod I Salmon and Chapman Rev. H. 11.
Loppelniaun. 10:15, 7:45.
St. John's Peninsular mil Klrkpatrlck Rev.
K. O. Salzman. 10:45. 7:30.
Swedish Augustana Rev. H. E. Sanstedt.
10:45. 7:45.
Lnited Norwegian Portsmouth Rev. H. O.
Hciidri kson. 11.
German Evangelical Reformed Lents Rev.
W. Lienkaeuiper. 11.
St. James. Enclish West Park and Jeffr
son J. Allen Leas. 11, "The Treasure in the
rleld. b, '"llie Iaws of Suggestion as Ap
pli'd by St. Paul."
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Free church
Wjgant and Rodney avenues Rev. J. A Slav,
uc). 11. 8.
Methodist.
r'lrst 12th and Taylor Dr. Frank G. Love
lund, minister: Rev. Walter Lee Airheart.
Asst. 10:30. "Faith in God," by Dr. Airheart.
7:0, cantata. "Jlie Holy City," by quartet
Hud vested chorus.
Centenary E uth and E. Pine Rev. T. W
I-ane. II. "A Lesson in Disonragement." 7:45
p. m. "A Strange Change Aeainst Jesus "
Tayior atreeters Sidewalk Thud and Tay
lor Morning service only.
Trinity E. 10th and Sherman Rev. A R
Calder. 11, "The Best Thinrs First." hy 1
A. Waters, and 8 p. m. by Rev. Cbas. T. Mc
pherson. Swedish Borthwick and Beech Rev. John
A. Wellman, 11. 7:45.
Epworth 26th and Savier Ke. C. O. Mc
(ullocb. 11, "l,ii;ht for Benighted Millions."
7:45.
First Norwegian Danish 18th and Hurt
Rev o. T. Field. 11. 8.
Woodlawn E. 10th and Highland Rev.
Louis Thomas. 11. "I.okfr,e; Forward." "..",0.
"Hindrances to Happiness. "
Sellwood Kev. Aiexauder P. Maclean 11.
7:31.
Sunnyslde E. 85th and Tambill Rev. R
Elmer .mith, 11, 7:46.
Central Vancouver ave. and Fargo Rev. C.
C. Rarick. 11.
St. Johns Hayes and Leavltt Rev. W. E
Icgalls.
Montavllle Rev. W. H. Hampton. 11.
Laurelwood 63d st. S. E. and Foster road
Rev. C. A. Carlos. 11, Evangelist Malliey.
8. C. R. Carlos.
Clinton Kelly Memorial E. 40th and iJow
ell Valley Kev. J. West Thompson. 11,
Japanese Misalon Kev. Eiuteu Kihara'. 9 30
8:30.
Rose City Park Sandy blvd. and E. 5Ktb
Rev. William W. Youugson. 11 and 4 M d
ni.. Dr. M. H. Marvin. v
German Rodney ave. and Stanton Rev. F
A. Schumanu, 10 8.
African Zion 288 Williams sve. Rev. W
W Howard. Rev. E. D. L. Thompson, 11 8
Vancouver Avenue Norwep1an-lautsh Corner
Skidmore Rev. Abraham Verelde. 10:45, 8
University Park Lombard aud Fii.ke Rev
C- L. Hamilton. 11. 7:30.
Ienta Rev. W. Boyd Moore. 11 g
Betbl Larrabee and McMillan Rev J L.
Craw. 11, 8:15. '
Westmoreland Milwaukie ave., near Ramo
nr. Rev. C. B. Harrison. II. "The Rattle of
Jezreel." 7:30. "The Evil Influences of West
ern Civilization L'pon Western Civilisation ''
b.' young men from Central M. E. church.
Lincoln E. 5 2d and Lincoln Rev G G
Haley. 10:30, 8. " ' '
Patton Michigan and Alberta Rev. Georce
H Feese. U, 7:45.
Woodstock E. 44th and 0th eva. 8. K.
Re?. Frank James. 11, 7:45.
First German Rev. A. F. Cramer. 11, 8.
Brentwood Rev. W. L. Wilson. 11.
Berkeley Heights clnbbousa Rev. A. B
Calder. 3. ' '
Chinese Mission 11 and 7:30.
Carson Heights Rev. L. c. Douflaas. Ken
dii station.
Clark scbooibouse Rev. A. B. Wilson. 7-80
Mt. Tabor East Siity-flrst snd 8tar'k its
Bev. E. OUn Eldrida-e. ii, "The Testimony
of the Ages." 8. "Bringing Out Your Best "
Irvlngton East 10th and Weidler Rev a
A. Danford. 11.
M. E. Chnrch. South.
Union ave. and Multnomati Rev. W J
Ftnton. 11. 7:30. '
Missions.
Swedish Mission Rev. B. 7. Tboren 11 a
Elim Chapel Rev. B. J. Tboren. 10 '
Bethel Fre cbnrcb Ivy and Williams Rev
J. A. Stavney. 11. 8. '
Haaarsns.
First Pentecostal E, 7th and E. Coacb
Rev. C. Howard Davis. 11. 7:30.
Sellwood E. Oth and Spokane Rev. H C
Baker. 11. 7:30. ' -
Brentwood E. 67 th St. and E. 85 th avs
E. Rev. Stella Crooks. 11, g. "T"'
Scandinavian 948 Garfield Ear J a
Bringedahl. pastor. U, 7:30. '
Highland Park 3, 7:40.
Preatoytertaa.
First 12th and Alder Bev. Joha H Boyd
10:30, 7:45.
Fourth Flrat and Glbbs Rev. Henry O
Henson. 10:30 "A Good Soldier." 7:30. "Thy
Will Be Done."
Calvary 11th and Clay Rev. o. S. Banm
10:30, "Religioa by Proxy." 7:43. 'The Weli
by the Gate."
Arbor Lodge Bev. George B. Cromley. n,
7 :45. .
Kenllworth E. 84th end Gladstone Ber
Leslie Kirk BU-bardson. 11.
Mispaa E. lath and Division Bev Harrv
Leeds. 11. 7:30.
Forbes Eev. Harry L- Pratt. 11. g
Hope Montavilla. 78th end B. Everett ata
Re. 8. W. Seaman. 11. 7:45. .
. Central E. 13th and Pine Rev. Wallar tr
Lee, acting pastor. lOutCj-8owtoc la Tears
; - r, , - - v -
DR. CORBY WILL END
10 YEAR PASTORATE
TOMORROW MORNING
Minister-Will Take Up Work!
at the Junior Agricultural!
School; Dr. Scott to Supply
Rv. Dr. James D. Oorby will de
liver the closing sermon of his 10 year
pastorate of the First Universalist
church at Broadway and Kast Twenty
fourth streets at 10:45 Sunaay morn
ing. An interesting service is being
arranged for. The many friends made
by Dr. and Mrs. Corby regret their
departure from this growing parisii;
i bu". in taking up this work for boys Dr.
j Corby will extend his influence and
'serve humanity more than ever,
j A surprisingly large number of ap-
plications have been received from
i bc s who desire to enter the Junior
j agricultural school whose work Dr.
Corby take.-, up the first of the month,
i This school is a nonsectarian school
lor normal ! s who are worthy and
! who desire a good home and vocational
1 1 a i n ing.
Rev. T. Scott of California, a so
cial service expert mid a fine preacher
has been secured by the trustees as the
preacher for the First church during
-1 n i it and July, and conies highly spo
ken of by all.
Rev. Dr. John Carter of Racine, Wis.,
one of the leading Chautauqua lec
turers and the pastor of the Church of
O.ir Saviour will be a visitor during
July and will be heard in the I'niver
salist church during his stay. tils
lecture on "The Great Northwest" has
helped to make Portland and Oregon
widely known through the east
Tent Meetings Are
Gaining in Interest
Rev. D. F Smith, conference evan
gelist of the. Oregon conference of the
Methodist Kpiseopal church. Is hold
ing a tent meeting at Tremont station.
He is assisted by Rev. .lames Mailley
of Pullman, Wash. These meetings
have been in progress otie week and thj
attendance and interest are growing.
There will he services next Sunday i
at "::in and 7:31. Also every night next
week except Monday.
The leaders earnestly invite the co
operation of all Christians.
The tent is reached by the Mt. Scott
car and is two blocks south of Tremont
station on Seventy-second street.
SERVICES
and Reaping in Joy." hy Wallace H. Lee. 7:30.
Millard .'-venue 7241 5. ib ave. S. E Hev
W. H. Amos. 11. 7.-.30.
Mt. Tabor E. 55 tb and Blmont Rev Wll
liatn Graham Moore." 11, '-our Memorials "
i.4., sacred concert by the choir
T'uity Rev. W. Lee Gray.
Vernon 19th and Wygant Rev. H N.
Mount. 11.
Wusimliister E. 17th snd Schuyler Rev.
i. .in.. .iinn.Tiiir. io:.iu.
Piedmont Clevelnnd and Jarrett sts. Rev.
it "'iicninson. io::iU. "ITeparedness. " 8:00
"How We Got Our Present English Bible "
Rose Cltv Park E. 4oth and Hancock Rer.
J. M. Skinner. 11, 7:30.
Spokane Avenue E. lejth and Spokane Rev
W. S. McCullagh. 11. 7:30
Marshal Street 17th s-id Marshall Rev.
A. J. Ifanna. 11, a memorial sermon. 7:30
Trinity Corner Virginia and Nehraata sts.
1U-T. E. Bensoc. 11, 7:30.
Chinese 145 First at. 7:4.
Anahel otb st. and 87th ave. g. I
Rev. Alfred Levis Taxis. 4.
Reformed Preabytarlaa.
First church Minnesota ana Aim worth-- Rev
F U. Fraxer. 11. 7:30.
Reformed.
First German 12th and (lay Rev. Q. Hef
ner. lu:4o. 8.
Second Columbia blvd. and 83d st. Bar E
A. Wjss. 11.
Third Fifth ave.. Lents Rev W. Q Llea
ksemper. 11.
Salvation Army.
Corps No. 1243 Ash. 8. Adjutant Joseph
ti. .rtson.
Swedi.o Ccrps 30 Burnslde.
Scandinavian 213 Asb Kev. Joha OvaL
Seventh Say Advsntlsts.
Note Regular services of thla denomination
are held ou Saturday.
Central E. 11th and Everett Elder P. C.
tin) ward, pastor. 11.
TaberuBcle West Side, K. of P. ball lira
an.) Alder Elder E. W. Cetlln 11
Montavilla E. SOth aid E. 'Everett Elder
i. F. lieatty. 11 and 7. i
Albiua (German) Skidmore and Mallorv
Elder A. C. Scbweltier. '
Lents 4th and 58th ave. Elder D J
Chit wood. 11.
St. Johns Central avenus and Charleston
Elder E. I). Hurlburt. 11.
Mount Tsbor E. 60 and Belmont R r
J. Cummlngs. 11.
Scandiuavian church 62nd and 89th avs a
E. Elder O. E. Sandnes. 11.
Services for the Deaf.
United Presbyterian Wasco and Grand avt
Kev. S. Earl DuKols. i0:30. 8.
Unitarian.
Church of Our Father liroadwav and Tarn.
till Kev. T. L. Eliot. D. I). 11. 'A New
Statement of the Essence of Christian Doc
trine." 5:00 p. m., "William Shakapere.'
United Brethren.
Alberta 27th aud Alberta Rev. C. C. Bell.
11 7:30.
first K. 15th and Morrison Rev. J n
Nisewonder- Bible school and observance of
Children's clay Hi to 11:30; 8:00, closing ser
mon for this conference year.
Fourth OVtb st. aud 62d ats 8. E. Bsv L
E. Conner. 11. 7:45.
Third 67th st. and S2d ave. 8. K R
Herbert F. White. 11. "Memorial Service." s
p. m. , evening services.
United Evangelical.
Fourth Rev. J. E. Conner. 11 7 Jo
Radical Jessup at. Rev. A. 8. Uendersoa
11 7:30.
Manor. Circuit Services Cherry Grove a u
m Brush Prslrie, 7:30. '
Ockley Green Willamette blvd. and Gar
Rev. U. U Lovell. 11. 8. w
First E. 18th and Popla Rev. J. A. Goode.
St. Johnsr-Rev.' A. P. Lavtoo. 11, g
Wichita Rev. H. H. Farnbam. 11, g.
United Presbyterian.
First E. 87tb aud Hawthorne Rev. Frank
DeWltt Findley. 11, special memorial services
"6,nr Citizenship." i :45 p. m. "Boots of
Brass."
Church of tbe Strangers Masco street i
Grand ave. Rev. S. Earl DttBols, 10:30, g.
&VDIUD 4. o. ooie. lu:io, a.
Universal ist.
Church of tbe Good Tidmrs Brosdwa mA
E. 24 th Rev. J. D. Corby. 10:43. "The
Achievements of Faith Men."
Y. M. C. A T. W. O. A.
T.sM- C. A. 6th and Taylor H. W. Stona.
general secretsry.
i. w . v;. a. ctrosawsy ana rsylor Miss
Linda D. James, general secretary-. 4 SO
Wallace McCamanL "The Civil War From a
Perspective or uair a century After." Music
veteran quartet.
Miscellaneous.
Associated Bible Students (I. B. S. A 1
Ckrtstensen's bsll, 11th and Tambill ats. Pub
lic lecture by W. K. van Amberg of Brooklyn
N. Y. Topic, "What Is s Christian?" ll-is
discourse by W. E. Van Amberg.
New ITiougm lemnie or iTuth Eilers Bids
Mrs. Althia V. Wlesandanger: "KesllxinV
God."
First Spiritual Science Sixth anil V(nn.
(fernery. 11. symposium. 8, Wallace Struble
New Chnrch Society Eilers hall Kev. Sam
uel Worcester. 11, "The Ten Comma ndmeou
Written by me ringer 01 boa. - s. tj., 10.14
a. m.
Reorganised cnurco or Jesns Christ of tat
ter Day asints k. ia'n and Irving EJtfer U
U. Cook, pastor, ii. o.
Thursday Noon Is Limit,
. f fiattivdsv - 1.
. w. aitanal nasi .
mimm mm - .w nnUU
fey aeoa Xhuraday. -. ..- . . . x . .
Musical Evening Is
Planned by Quartet
S. M. Conner will preach tomorrow
morning on "Bible School Prepared
ness." at the First Christian church.
The musical program by the church
quartet will occupy the entire, evening
service. It is as follows:
Organ prelude. (A) "Ase's Death," (B)
"To Spring" Grieg
'iThe Lord Is Exalted" West
Quartet.
Soprano solo. "Ave Maria" Gounod
Mrs. Alexander.
Violin obligato. Miss DeLorev.
Duet, "Oh. Morning Land" Phelps
Mrs. Wilson anl Mr. Anflerson.
"They That Trust In the Iord '.Walcott
Quartet.
Offertory (selected) Miss DeLorev
Duet. "Teach Me to Prav'VJ. M Jewitt
Mrs. Alexander and Mr. Hardwick.
"Kvening and Morning" Oakley
Quartet.
Bass solo. "The Good Shepherd" . Barrl
Mr. Hardwick.
"Trust In the Lord" (Stlcker. after
"Largo" from "Xcrses" (Handel).
Quartet.
Organ postlude, "Processional March"
Gullmant
The members of the quartet are: So
prano, Mru. G. K. Alexander; contralto,
Mrs. Mabel Orton Wilson; tenor. Her
bert Anderson: bass, W. Hardwick; or
ganist, Mrs. Frederick Newton; pianist.
Miss Huth Crittenden and violinist.
Miss Vivien DeLorey.
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Montavilla took in ten new ttieni'bers
durlna; the year and Kent J12.50 to lielp
support a girl in China. They worked
with the) Anti-Saloon league In setting
voters to vote for prohibition. At the
request of a charity organization the
society fed a poor family for one month
last winter.
Mt. Tabor added 14 new members
and raised $76.20 for misaionK, beHides
sending- $5 additional to the Philip
pines. A lady was also cared for in
the hospital.
Centenary-Wesley chapter reports 12
new members and $30 toward the sup
port of the nurse deaconess, Miss (las
ser; $25 toward the support of a boy
In India, and $15 toward a girl in Al
aska, m
Centenary-Thoburn. chapter took In
19 new members.
Central league 1s supporting- a mis
sion woman in India and besides gave
$30 to the church, $23 to local mercy
and help work, and $24 toward the
support of Miss Gasser. They added 23
new members.
Astoria reported an addition of 12
and mission study classes. They are
supporting- a student in Africa and be
sides sent $25 to missions and $5 to
their local work. Astoria was repre
sented at the convention by Miss Hall.
Seaside reported 12 new members
and $35 expended to outside work. This
chapter asked for the next convention.
Miss Otto was delegate from this chap
ter. Sunnyside was the convention chap
ter snd reported $21 sent to foreign
missions, $60 to home missions and $5
spent to aid those in the community.
The fourth Sunday in every month
Sunnyside takes charge of the service
at Patton Home. The devotional serv
ices were reported as being well at
tended. Woodlawn gave $24 toward the sup
port of the nurse deaconess.
Sellwood Is supporting; two mission
aries at an annual cost of $14J. One
is In India and the other In China. Pro
visions were provided for 11 families
and $22 for local charity work, besides
$36 toward the support of Miss Gas
ser. They received $229 and spent
$206. The budget for the coming year
Is $250. The chapter was able to raise
such a large amount of money 'because
they have 26 Christian stewards.
At the Junior rally there were 12
from Sellwood, 10 from St. Johns, nine
from Centenary and two from Trinity.
Memorial Mass
For Hibernians Plan
A memorial mass will be said for
the deceased members of the iocal
Order of Hibernians at the Madeleine
church In Irvlngton. East Twenty
third and Siskiyou streets, tomorrow
morning at 10:30 o'clock. It will be a
solemn hlfrh mass with Rev. Father
Hugh Gallagher C. S. C. chaplain of
the order, as celebrant. Hev. Father
George Thompson, pastor of the
church, will he deac6n and preach the
sermon and Rev. Father George Camp
bell, assistant pastor will be sub-deacon.
The choir will repeat the music ofi
THE TWIN LINERS WITH
THE EXPRESS TRAIN SPEED
SS. Great Northern
Between
Um.n rraaelaeo
and Fort land
Tuesdays,
BEGINNING JUNE 1
. S. Northern Pacific SaOe for Saa Francisco Saturday, May 27.
EXTRA COMFORTS (RAILROAD TIME) WITHOUT EXTRA
x FARE. ALL FARES INCLUDE BERTH AND MEALS.
THROUGH STANDARD SLEEPING CARS from the ships' sides,
Flavel, to Vancouver, B. C; Seattle and Tacoma, via Great
Northern Ry.; to Seattle and Tacoma via Northern Pacific Ryv;
Dining Cars on Steamer Express. .
Low round-trip excursion fares to San Francisco dairy
June 10. Low rates to Los Angeles for Knights Templar con
clave June 12 to 20.
North Bank Ticket Office 5th and Stark. Bdwy 920, A-6671.
YOUNG PEOPLE OF ,
BAPTIST SOCIETIES;:
One Will Be by Union at Glad
stone, Other by Climbers to
Larch Mountain,
Miu. A. AY. le!xng
The Baptist Young People's socie
ties of the city will give two excufr
slons on lpcoration ilay. One will be
given by the uiiinii to Gladstone Pltrkt
and the other by the Climbers' club of
White Temple to Larch mountain.
The union picnic is in charge of Ed.
E. Cofer and Fred R. Berts with Hijr
old Proppe manager of outdoor sports,
Gordon Glfford of Indoor athletics,
Miss Jessie, Klbarp of the dinner hour
and Thomas Raylmrn of Oregon City
in charge of (he praise service. ij
At noon it Is planned to have a PiC'
iiic lunch and after Hupper an open Air
praise service will be held .under thai
trees. The, committee lias arranged
to have refreshments on the grounds.
One of the novel features of th pic
nic will bo the indoor sports. Which
will consist of mental gymnastics, tat
tinK. sewinK. etc. .
The societies of Vancouver. Wash.,
Oregon City and Gladstone will b in
cluded in this good time. A specta).
train will leave from Kast Water and
Morrison at 9 o'clock on Tuesday
mornlnfi and will K direct to Xh
R-rounds. The fare on this train, wilt
be 25 cents the round trip. '-V7.i
The Climbers' club will leave ths
Union depot at 11:20 p. ni. Monday for
Larch mountain. They will leave the
train early in the. morning and Will
try to climb the hill in time to
the nun rise. A guide 1ms been
ranged for by the railroad company.
The party numbers 5o at present and
It Is expected that members of tti Y
W. C. A. will Join in the trip later. "
The hikers will leave the train at
Hrldul Vpll whet-., (hev will heir In lha
ascept of 10 miles, arriving at the
summit by miniine and returning to
Multnomah Fnlls by a shorter trail. Of
6 miles by 4 o'clock.
An invitation lias been urged upon
all ladles of the chinch to Jotn in the
l'.'fce. and some cYf them have accepted
and have been practlcinar walking OH
tne foster road durliiK the past week..
Mrs. A. W. DeLong. assistant pat
tor of White Temple, will act as chap-
erone. On the trip the Warty Will bo
Introduced to two Tiew.Vongs, which
Mrs. Ueling has composed. Miss
Bailey lias charge of the arrangements.
their Faster service, giving from
Gounod's SO Cecilia mass tne Gloria
and Sanctus Benedlctus and Agnus Del,
The Sam tiif- which Is no well known.'
will he sung by Miss Nona Lnwler and
the choir. Mrs. A. K. Petzel,. contralto
foloii-l. will sing the offertory. Other
soloists will be Mrs. Charles Shea,
Maurice Matson, and Mr. Caahon, Mrs,
Charles Abercrornblo will preside at
t he organ. . y
Northern Pacific
Thursdays, Saturdays
TO GIVE TWO PI IS
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