Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-29
The Y, NJ. e.. 4f,.f St, Paul.

The Y. NJ. G. II. + st. Paul.
The outlook for the new year just entered
upon of this useful institution seems to be
remarkably good one. At the recent election
good aud reliable men were elected to I'LL the
various offices, and now the new president, Mr..
com mittee; and most of the gentlemen named
thereon have signified their acceptance of the
position and in some cases have already enter
ed upon thir duties:
COMMITTEE on Finance-Th Thomas Cochran,
Jr., G. W. Hackett, John E. Miller.
Devotional Committee-C. W. Woodward,
Edmund Buckley, Prof. G. 8. Campbell.
Employment and Boarding Houses-D. r.
Noyes, W. II. Braden, Edward Corning.
Work Among the Boys-Dr. G. Fl. Board
man, Thomas Abbott, Prof B. F. Wright.
Membership Committee-Joheph McKibben,
| Joseph Cannon, A. NJ. Drake, John M. Lyon,
| G. N. Hilman, @. w. Wood ward, Col. Carswell
| Mcclellan, A. Gotzian, Theodore f. Blase. A.
w. Mortenson, Clifford Gilbert.
On Rooms and Library-Col. G. Mcclellan,
Charles NJ. Power, Richard S. Clark.
! Lectures and Entertalnments-F. W. Davis,
| A. E Clark, Major j. A. Sabin.
| Visitation eff the Sick-S. S. Taylor, Gen.
Geo. 9. Smith, Stephen G. Lowe.
Work for Railway Men-Col. r. NJ. Newport
Mr.. Drake, G. d. Parker.
Some lady friends of the association have
just completed the fitting up Of handsome
parlor, which adds much to the attractiveness
shades for the windows, easy chairs, a lounge
brackets upon the walls, ETC., are some of tn.
plt asant features of this room; the reading
room has also been thoroughly cleaned ant
| renovated and an attractive display of reading
matter is kept constantly on hand. Altogethe
the society seems to be we'll furnished for goot
work and we doubt not that our liberal hearted
citizens will see that means are not lacking TO
carrying it forward.
All the evangelical churches close tonight t.
enable their congregations to attend the meet
ings which celebrate the twenty-third anniver
sary of the Y. Nj. G. A. of this city. No pain
have been spared to make the services, which
will be held, one in the House of Hope and tn
other in the Jackson street M. E. church. ex
ceedingly attractive. Of the speakers from
abroad Rev. F.Von Schluembach is we'll know
| in the East a speaker of acknowledged
ability and power. converted from rank int
deity some years ags, be Immediately entere
the field of gospel work to try and save hi
fellow countrymen. For this thorough univel
sity education and keen knowledge an
: insight into human nature abundantly fit
, him. Mr.. G. w. Turner is also an able an
: effective speaker, and has shown his ability b
| his work in Milwaukee, he having been fo
some time the general secretary of the Y. N
G. A. of that city.
> The Y. M. c. A. resume their services at Fo,
! Snelllng Tomorrow, which have been lnte
rupted for some time from the fact that til
| room used had to be occu pied by recruits VIII
, were temporarily at that place en- route f.
points further west. Service will be held
the old band practice room, commencing
1890 o'clock, and the audience will be az
dressed by Rev. F. Won Scbluembach.
The secretary of the Y. M. G. A. would earl
estly request those having flower gardens I
remember the association from time to tin
t with bouquet. Placed in the reading roo
0 and parlor they add much to their attraotiv
ness. Where parties cannot conveniently sen
I them to the rooms, a card to the secretary, NJ
Holdridge. will insure their being sent for
once. Will not the lady friends of the associ
+ ton make a note of this?