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FORD HALL, corner Bowdoin Street and Ashburton Place
PROGRAM FOR FEBRUARY l
EuNoll vVmTTnMoRE,
W11.t1AM CooKsoN,
Violinist
Baritone
Accompanist
IOIIGE MENDALL TAYLOH,
Can zonetta
a. llfon11etto
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D'.llmbrosio
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"The Almighty"
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QURSTIONS FROM THE FLOOH
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PROGRAM FOR FEBRUARY 8
Under the Direction of Madame
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BEALE
MonEY
· Soprano
Mezzo Soprano
Tenor
Baritone
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STEEVES,
BR!tTHA CouPAL,
AYMOND Fo\'.'Lim,
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STIIEII
L. ] OIINSON,
Cuonus of Sixteen Voices
Kipling's "Recessional"
Song, "Bird of Love"
3, Trio, "The Sailors"
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· e Problems of Sex Education"
e Scourge of Venereal Disease"
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Hnrn, "Hail the Glorious Golden City"
systen
Q_URSTIONS FHOM 1'Hll FLOOR
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Social Worker, And then we have Supper together, On February JS PHILIP DA VI$
Civic Service House will be the speaker, taking for his topic "Helping Streei Boys,"
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;ifnsi c: Sanctuary-J, B. Dykes, 1871.
}od Save the People
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We are builders of that city;
All our joys and all 0111· groans
HelJJ to r ear its shining ram11arts;
All our Ii ves are building stones:
Wheth er humbl e or exalted,
All a r e called to task divin e ;
All must aid alike to carry
Forward one sublime design,
turcd by the seers of old!
lu ting llght shines o'e1 it,
:
oridrous tales of it are told:
righteous men and women
ell within its gleaming wall;
la banished from its borders,
Ice reigns supreme o'er all.
And the work that we have builded,
Oft with bleeding hands and tears,
And in error and in anguish,
Will not perish with our yea rs;
It will las t and shine transfi g ured
. In the final reign of Right
rt will m erge into th e splendors
or the City of the Light.
-Felix Adler, 1909.
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OGod ot earth and altar
From all that terror teaches,
Bow down and hear Olli' cry,
F'rom li es of tongue and pen,
Our earthly rulers falter,
From all th e ea sy speeches
Our people drift ancl die;
That corn fort cru e l wen,
Tbe walls of gold entomb us,
li'rom sal e and profanation
The 6\l'Orcls of scorn divide.
Of .honor and the sword,
ke not Thy thund e r from us ,
li'rom slee p and from damnation,
BuJ take a, way ou, pride.
Deliver us, good Lord.
Tie hi a living tether
ThP. pri es t and prince and thrall,
Bind all our lives together,
Smite us and save us all;
I II ire and exuliatlon
Aflame with faith, and tree,
Lift up a living nation,
A single sword to Thee.
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Th e 11oet 's rapt vision, b)' prophet foretold!
From -War 's grim tradition It · maketh appeal
· :'l'o servfre of all in a world 's co111monweal.
ssing a lot fo not coming t~ the meetings of_the F~rd HAO
:lay alternoon at 3.30, Here_it is that plans for 1mprov_
lfowing which comes a fifteen-minute address fro~ a well,
ve Supper together, On February J5 PHILIP DA VIS
peaker, taking f~r his topic "Helping Street Boys.''
:ra wford now and so ~ecorne one of us? .
GEORGE W, COLEMAN, Chairman and Director of Meetings
, '' Miss :1Y1ARY C. CRAWFORD, Secretary for the Meetings
rs at .Room -707, Ford Building, State House Hill, 3.30 to 4.30 daily, except Saturdays
Telephone, Haymarket 2247
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Th en, then shall the empire of right over wrong
Be shield to tlfe weak and a curb to the strong;
Then ju s ti ce prevail and, th e battle-flags furl ed,
Th e Hi g h ,Court of Nations give law to the 'YOrld._
And thou, -0 my Country, from many made one,
Last-born of the n a tions, at morning thy sun,
Arise to th e place thou art given to fill,
And lead the world-triumph of peace and good-will!
-Frederick L. Hosmer.
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HEAR, HEAR, 0 YE NATIONS!
Heai·, hear, 0 · ye Nations,· and h ea ring · obey
Th e cry from the pas t a nd the call of today!
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Home, altar and sehool, the mill and th e mart,
The workers afield, in science, in art,
Peace-circled and shelter ed, shall join to create
'l'h e m a nifold life of th e flrm-build ed State.
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A MAGAZINE OF NEIGHBORLI ;
f-)✓tP1
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1ball ffieetings
r•
1ew o
Conducted by THE BOSTON BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION
ERV SUNDAY EVENING
,rodu c
i e tho
1ew Jl
AT 7.30
inan c i
!er.
endin;
n1cy.
:ellent
.o op e
.h e al 1
rnd sh
:h e m i
:ime I
>t Jivi
,eason
FORD HALL, corner Bowdoin Street and Ashburton Place
PROGRAM FOR FEBRUARY l
EuNoll vVmTTnMoRE,
W11.t1AM CooKsoN,
Violinist
Baritone
Accompanist
IOIIGE MENDALL TAYLOH,
Can zonetta
a. llfon11etto
' { b. Selected.
D'.llmbrosio
Beethoven
1.
2
Mis s W111-r-r1<>101tu
3avin g
Hv~rn, "God Save the Peoplen
1.
2.
"The Almighty"
"Gloria"
. lj)irit II
13efo
ject, f,
l'he s l
!lnd \I'
311alys
Eallaci,
and Ill
lion :
The 11
i£ and
in its:
in per
some ll
ing pc
Schubert
Buzz i-Peccia
18S 1 11 The Gospel of Ellen Key"-"'7Horace Bridges of London
\,
Hnrn, "0 God of Earth and Altar"
QURSTIONS FROM THE FLOOH
I ,,
PROGRAM FOR FEBRUARY 8
Under the Direction of Madame
EVA
' ,·· . f
BEALE
MonEY
· Soprano
Mezzo Soprano
Tenor
Baritone
Violinist
STEEVES,
BR!tTHA CouPAL,
AYMOND Fo\'.'Lim,
. J. PIii LL JPS,
STIIEII
L. ] OIINSON,
Cuonus of Sixteen Voices
Kipling's "Recessional"
Song, "Bird of Love"
3, Trio, "The Sailors"
pure
TATio:s, Whitman's "Captain, My Captain''-Jacob London
1.
:, ..•: .•
'•
. ·,
', l
. . ~ ' 1'}_,, .-·..
',; 'r.,:- ' _ f, ••
,·,,
.:·•.(, \ \~ ~' '.~! ·":::_ ,;:,,
.... /./ i,. '~ ,, • .
,'
. Bond
Go11110,I
The Inter-National Mind and the Inter-Racial Heart"
-Prof. Edward A. Stei1:
HnIN, "Hear, Hear, 0 Ye Nations!"
ISS,
•
Song, "A Perfect Day"
Chorus, "Ring Out, \Vile! Bells"
11
I
: f Iowa
vance
the in•
has 011
want
space
one in
to ri g.
tain o I
wh en
ward
can s,
that i
trial p
of tha
partn<
sharin
carryi
'Cellist .
Accompanist
01,AllYS 8EBllY 1
l{IIJ/( N TIFl•ANY,
1.
2.
Bohm
Hadley
"Calm as the Night"
Gavotte
Hnrn, "God Save the Pe'o ple"
._.,~. \, · .' ;,
i,,, ..
,,), •', ,>
.... !
I
'1 \·,' .. :·. ~ -.,: :;•:. :'.'"';~ j P~
;·~·'
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Popper
"~'ledilation" from "Tha'is"
Vito
THREE AoonESSES ON "BREEDING !vlEN"
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Dr. Hugh Cabot
Dr. De Witt G. Wilcox
Rev. Edward Cummings
· e Problems of Sex Education"
e Scourge of Venereal Disease"
'
e Responsibilities of Parenthood"
Hnrn, "Hail the Glorious Golden City"
systen
Q_URSTIONS FHOM 1'Hll FLOOR
·: .-.~'. .;,\'.: ;J,·:.:,:·~-:•:/:·_';_:i'.
,.
t
/ ..
.
faithr1
in h is
stock
ship ,
nnd answers
I
fort for the future welfare
whole race of man. Amen.
!'
I
, lion s
- to sacrifice present and persoi:mrcom=--
, ,
h
Jll'esen
PROGRAM FOR FEBRUARY 15
.. ., .,
I
wheth,
the fu
QUESTIONS FROM THE FI.OOH
\.
r
sanita,
people
said n
wer e t
isn1."
Oil th P
yet Ct
adopt
there
other :
Schnec/.:er
Le111111ers
Ram/egger
1.
2,
2.
b o:
0
.
SEVENTH SEASON- J9J3-t9t4
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the
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HAIL THE <
~111 sk: Sn
•'
••, ;'
God Save the People
1'1011s llold en l'llr,
y the seers oC old!
light shines o'er It,
Music composed for the Ford Hall ileetings
All ri ghts rcscn •cd
i i , ,'
I
\
Ebenezer Elliott (1781-1 8~9)
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_4_ . ::::E
J_j_ -=i ~ -- •--•=E-'- 1- -~- •--.i- L~:
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When wilt Thou save the peo
2. Shall
crime bring crime for - ev
3. Wh en wilt Thou save the peo
1,
I
·"
\
'
\
Igoe 8 upl'cllle o'er all
And the
wil l
~ci~tr=t=1@4~~~iE~ ~,ttg:
-icccc~
, I
,. I •
ple? 0
Goel of mer - cy,
er, Strength aid - ing still . ' the
ple? 0
God of mer - cy,
t.nlcli or It nre told :
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held downstairs every !_ ird Sunday afternoon at 3,30. Here_it is Ilia! pla'1is for impr
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Meetings are freely talked over, following which comes a fifteen-minute address from aw
Social Worker, And then we have Supper together, On February JS PHILIP DA VI$
Civic Service House will be the speaker, taking for his topic "Helping Streei Boys,"
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HAIL THE GLORIOUS GOLDEN CITY . .
;ifnsi c: Sanctuary-J, B. Dykes, 1871.
}od Save the People
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We are builders of that city;
All our joys and all 0111· groans
HelJJ to r ear its shining ram11arts;
All our Ii ves are building stones:
Wheth er humbl e or exalted,
All a r e called to task divin e ;
All must aid alike to carry
Forward one sublime design,
turcd by the seers of old!
lu ting llght shines o'e1 it,
:
oridrous tales of it are told:
righteous men and women
ell within its gleaming wall;
la banished from its borders,
Ice reigns supreme o'er all.
And the work that we have builded,
Oft with bleeding hands and tears,
And in error and in anguish,
Will not perish with our yea rs;
It will las t and shine transfi g ured
. In the final reign of Right
rt will m erge into th e splendors
or the City of the Light.
-Felix Adler, 1909.
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(To the music ot "Webb")
OGod ot earth and altar
From all that terror teaches,
Bow down and hear Olli' cry,
F'rom li es of tongue and pen,
Our earthly rulers falter,
From all th e ea sy speeches
Our people drift ancl die;
That corn fort cru e l wen,
Tbe walls of gold entomb us,
li'rom sal e and profanation
The 6\l'Orcls of scorn divide.
Of .honor and the sword,
ke not Thy thund e r from us ,
li'rom slee p and from damnation,
BuJ take a, way ou, pride.
Deliver us, good Lord.
Tie hi a living tether
ThP. pri es t and prince and thrall,
Bind all our lives together,
Smite us and save us all;
I II ire and exuliatlon
Aflame with faith, and tree,
Lift up a living nation,
A single sword to Thee.
-0. IC ChP.sterton .
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Lo, dawns the n ew era, transcending the old,
Th e 11oet 's rapt vision, b)' prophet foretold!
From -War 's grim tradition It · maketh appeal
· :'l'o servfre of all in a world 's co111monweal.
ssing a lot fo not coming t~ the meetings of_the F~rd HAO
:lay alternoon at 3.30, Here_it is that plans for 1mprov_
lfowing which comes a fifteen-minute address fro~ a well,
ve Supper together, On February J5 PHILIP DA VIS
peaker, taking f~r his topic "Helping Street Boys.''
:ra wford now and so ~ecorne one of us? .
GEORGE W, COLEMAN, Chairman and Director of Meetings
, '' Miss :1Y1ARY C. CRAWFORD, Secretary for the Meetings
rs at .Room -707, Ford Building, State House Hill, 3.30 to 4.30 daily, except Saturdays
Telephone, Haymarket 2247
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Th en, then shall the empire of right over wrong
Be shield to tlfe weak and a curb to the strong;
Then ju s ti ce prevail and, th e battle-flags furl ed,
Th e Hi g h ,Court of Nations give law to the 'YOrld._
And thou, -0 my Country, from many made one,
Last-born of the n a tions, at morning thy sun,
Arise to th e place thou art given to fill,
And lead the world-triumph of peace and good-will!
-Frederick L. Hosmer.
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E a rth wea ri es and wastes with her fresh life out11ciured,
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HEAR, HEAR, 0 YE NATIONS!
Heai·, hear, 0 · ye Nations,· and h ea ring · obey
Th e cry from the pas t a nd the call of today!
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0 GOD OF EARTH ANO AL TAR
Home, altar and sehool, the mill and th e mart,
The workers afield, in science, in art,
Peace-circled and shelter ed, shall join to create
'l'h e m a nifold life of th e flrm-build ed State.
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O sacrifice present a!Hl pel'sonar coms
fort for the futur e w elfare of the
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